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Canada halts importation of some European cheese following lumpy skin disease outbreak
New ReviewThe Canadian Food Inspection Agency has banned the importation of raw milk cheeses from France, Italy and Switzerland in an effort to prevent an outbreak of lumpy skin disease in cattle.
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How a South African vineyard is making better wine thanks to cattle and ducks
New ReviewA historic wine estate near Stellenbosch is turning to cattle, sheep and ducks to improve the quality of its vineyards. Hartenberg Wine Estate says it has become the first in South Africa to earn international certification for...
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Dry weather means P.E.I.’s hay harvesters are struggling
It's been a tough year for making hay on Prince Edward Island. The lack of rain means it hasn't grown much lately, and that can make it difficult for farmers to feed their animals. CBC’s Connor Lamont has more.
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India: Fever turns deadly, 23 die in Andhra's Turakapalem village since July
A sudden mystery illness has claimed 23 lives in Turakapalem, Andhra Pradesh, since July. With fever turning deadly and panic spreading, the Chief Minister has declared a health emergency to combat the crisis.
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India: Mystery fever outbreak claims 23 lives in Andhra Pradesh
A sudden mystery illness has claimed 23 lives in Turakapalem, Andhra Pradesh, since July. With fever turning deadly and panic spreading, the Chief Minister has declared a health emergency to combat the crisis.
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Road Trip Close to Home paddles through the Pine Barrens
In this week's Road Trip Close to Home, News 12's Amanda Eustice paddles deep into Wharton State Forest, where scenic waterways and peaceful surroundings make for the perfect escape.
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Human Case Of Screwworm Infestation In Maryland Resident Infected After Guatemala Trip
A Maryland resident has been diagnosed with a rare screwworm infestation after traveling to Guatemala. Health officials are monitoring the situation and urging travelers to take precautions.
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US detects human case of screwworm infestation | Maryland resident infected after Guatemala trip
A Maryland resident has been diagnosed with a rare screwworm infestation after traveling to Guatemala. Health officials are monitoring the situation and urging travelers to take precautions.
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Closure of Brandon auction marks end of an era for cattle producers
At its height, 100,000 head of cattle came through the urban auction mart in downtown Brandon every year, but that number has dwindled to around 25,000, in part due to smaller herds and fewer producers.
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Philippines volcano: Evacuees return to collect belongings
Thousands of evacuees from a town near the Philippines’ Taal volcano have been allowed back to briefly visit their homes.
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South Africa's worst drought in years affects farmers
Government imposes water cuts and gives aid to farmers as part of emergency measures to fight severe drought.
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A Start-up That Wants to Tip Over the Beef Industry, One Cow at a Time
Crowd Cow connects consumers to bid on parts of cows from independent farms and will only process orders once the entire cow is sold. "What we're doing is providing a very different experience from the entire meat industry," says...
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A Start-up That Wants to Tip the Beef Industry, One Cow at a Time
Crowd Cow enables consumers to bid on parts of cows from independent farms and will only process orders once the entire cow is sold. "What we're doing is providing a very different experience from the entire meat industry," says...
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Farm-sitting gives farmers a rare break
A farm-sitting service in Nova Scotia is giving farmers a rare opportunity to take some time off while leaving their properties and livestock in capable hands
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Farm-sitting gives farmers a rare break
A farm-sitting service in Nova Scotia is giving farmers a rare opportunity to take some time off while leaving their properties and livestock in capable hands
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Cattle Raiders Terrorize South Sudanese
Cows are a symbol of wealth in South Sudan. Though cattle raiding has been a problem in herding communities for centuries, it's gotten more dangerous since South Sudan gained independence in 2011.
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‘An inferno’: The largest wetlands in the world are on fire in Brazil
Fires ravage Brazil's Pantanal wetlands, with nearly a quarter destroyed in 2020.
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Brazil wildfires: Fires surge 980%, extreme drought expected
Wildfires rage in the world's largest tropical wetland. Al Jazeera hears from those who're directly affected.
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Amid drought and intense rain, Manitoba farmers prepare for weather extremes
Persistent drought conditions have forced farmers in Manitoba to get creative in finding new ways to manage their farms and find water sources for livestock. Last year, rancher Mark Schram said his farm got just 20 millimetres of rain in...
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American meat production under attack, says Florida governor
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis said lab-grown meat is an attempt by 'the elites throughout the world' to eliminate traditional agriculture and meat production. He said that was why he signed a ban on the production, sale and distribution...
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'My cattle are in a frying pan': P.E.I. farmer says stray voltage is hurting his livestock
A farmer in western P.E.I. is trying to figure out what is harming his cattle. He says it's something called stray voltage, and he wants something done about it. He spoke with CBC's Sheehan Desjardins.
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How to protect livestock from wildfires
As wildfire season in Alberta ramps up, livestock owners in the north of the province are looking at ways to protect their animals.
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You can draw a straight line from this craft brewery to its locally sourced burger
An East Preston hobby farm uses leftover grain product from a local brewery to feed their animals. The beef that resulted was a hit during Halifax Burger Bash. Paul Palmeter has the story.
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From brewery to beef burger
An East Preston hobby farm uses leftover grain product from a local brewery to feed their animals. The beef that resulted was a hit during Halifax Burger Bash. Paul Palmeter has the story.