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A Start-up That Wants to Tip the Beef Industry, One Cow at a Time

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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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EU farms face subsidy cuts in new budget plans

9th - Higher Ed
The grass may not be so green for EU farms in future. The European Commission has unveiled its budget plans for subsidies and there is set to be an overall cut of five percent post 2021. Brussels is battling to balance the books for its...
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The Company Helping Farmers Turn a Profit

9th - Higher Ed
The Farmers Business Network allows the agriculture industry to share data on everything from the price of fertilizer to which seeds grow best, says CEO Amol Deshpande.
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Rep. McGovern: New Farm Bill Will Impact the Most Vulnerable Americans

9th - Higher Ed
The Agriculture Department's proposed bill will kick millions of people off of benefits and take free breakfast and lunches away from hundreds of thousands of kids, says the Democrat from Massachusetts. The new Farm Bill, put forward by...
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Farmers ride into Brussels to protest subsidy reforms

9th - Higher Ed
Belgian farmers have brought their tractors to the heart of Brussels to protest, as the EU mulls possible reforms to subsidies. Changes to the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) would give member states more powers over how and where funds...
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Aquaponic food bank farm

9th - Higher Ed
Aquaponics combines raising fish and growing plants in water without soil, and a food bank in the Greater Toronto Area is using it to grow fresh produce locally
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New crop of young farmers emerging

9th - Higher Ed
The number of farmers in Canada under the age of 35 is on the rise for the first time in 25 years, according to the latest census.
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Syrian refugees return to farming

9th - Higher Ed
Syrian refugees who left farms back home are getting back to the land with a new opportunity in Nova Scotia's Annapolis Valley
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Farming of the future

9th - Higher Ed
Urban Barns Foods says it's the future of agriculture.
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Kazakhstan's agricultural challenges: Govt introduces initiatives to increase grain exports

9th - Higher Ed
Why Kazakh farmers want the government to spend millions of dollars in landing, so the country can unlock its agricultural potential?
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Ivory Coast cocoa production: Regulator suspends fair trade certification

9th - Higher Ed
The bitter truth behind fair trade chocolate in Ivory coast, where farmers are struggling with low cocoa prices.
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How to protect livestock from wildfires

9th - Higher Ed
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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Europe's fruit farmers worry as unseasonal frosts threaten harvests

9th - Higher Ed
As Europe endures an unusual cold snap, many fruit farmers are concerned for their summer harvests.
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Lingering drought forces ranchers to downsize herds

9th - Higher Ed
As dugouts go dry and fields thirst for moisture, some ranchers on the Prairies are making tough choices to sell off parts of their livestock to ensure there is enough water for the animals that remain.
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Small Indian farmers demand fixed prices amidst pro-corporation farming law vulnerability

9th - Higher Ed
Indian farmers seek fixed prices to survive as pro-corporation farming law leaves smallholders vulnerable in vital sector.
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Town hall meeting set to discuss plan for Riverhead Charter School expansion onto farmland

9th - Higher Ed
News 12's Thema Ponton spoke with residents who oppose the expansion ahead of the meeting.
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ButcherBox’s founder offered free bacon for life and $10k of his own savings to fund his meat subscription startup. It’s

9th - Higher Ed
Mike Salguero knew he wanted to be an entrepreneur from the beginning. He got his start as a paperboy and worked many jobs along the way, but found he wasn't even really working for himself his first time as a founder. Three days after...
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Budget 2024: 'Farmers haven't benefitted at all in the last 5 years,' says economist Deepanshu Mohan

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In anticipation of Budget 2024, India Inc hopes for measures to boost ease of doing business, particularly benefiting MSMEs and startups. The Modi government is expected to maintain its emphasis on agriculture, with speculation of...
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Poilievre pushes for pressure campaign to pass new carbon tax exemption

9th - Higher Ed
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is urging Canadians to put pressure on the government to help facilitate the passage of a bill that would remove the carbon tax on fuels used for some farming activities.
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Why millet is making a big comeback in India

9th - Higher Ed
More farmers in India are swapping out their rice crops to grow millet. CBC South Asia correspondent Salimah Shivji explains what’s behind the shift back to the old-school grain and why it’s being promoted as a climate solution.
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Doha Expo 2023: Qatar aims to combat desertification

9th - Higher Ed
Al Jazeera meets a man who is dedicating a good deal of his time and means to combating desertification.
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Centre-right EPP group turn attention to agriculture ahead of EU elections

9th - Higher Ed
The issue has become a lightning rod for the right as next year's vote approaches.
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Iran drought: Residents flee villages as water shortages set in

9th - Higher Ed
Iranians are facing increasingly severe water shortages.
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How scientists are trying to save Canada’s canola crops

9th - Higher Ed
Persistent drought is killing canola crops in southern Alberta, but a scientist at the University of Calgary thinks he’s found a solution. CBC’s Nick Purdon goes to the prairies to learn more about the gene-editing breakthrough and what...