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Bloomberg

Europe's Heat Wave Is Coming For Your Food

Higher Ed
Record-breaking temperatures are suffocating Europe. It's causing wildfires and discomfort in the immediate term, but the full impact may take longer to set in. In the battle between food and extreme heat there are no winners. Farmers,...
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Bloomberg

Australia Says EU's Offer on FTA Not 'Good Enough'

Higher Ed
A potential trade deal between Australia and the European Union may be delayed. Australian Trade Minister Don Farrell says the offer from the EU still isn't good enough. Paul Allen reports on Bloomberg Television.
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Bloomberg

Why You Might Have to Pay More for Your Chocolate

Higher Ed
You might have to pay more for your favorite confectionery going forward. Europe, the world's biggest consuming region of chocolate, and countries in West Africa, the leading growers of cocoa beans, are trying to make the sector...
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Bloomberg

UPL's Frank on Earnings

Higher Ed
Mike Frank, CEO of UPL Global Crop Protection, discusses his company's earning results and the impact of heat on agriculture. He speaks with Rishaad Salamat and Haslinda Amin on "Bloomberg Markets Asia".
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British Movietone

CHANGING FACE OF FARMING

Pre-K - Higher Ed
Pictures show the National Ploughing Contest at Birkenhead. Also a new device to be attached to a tractor used for sowing seed crops without tilling the soil, developed by the Agricultural Research Council. Disclaimer: British Movietone...
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Press Association

National Trust brings in robot to map weeds on farm

Higher Ed
A National Trust estate has brought in a robot to map the location of weeds in a bid to cut chemical use and improve environmental performance. It will allow farmers to apply herbicides solely to areas where there are weeds rather than...
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Press Association

Commuters warned of traffic chaos as a farmers’ protest escalates in Dublin

Higher Ed
Motorists have been warned to expect traffic disruption in Dublin as a protest by farmers in the city continues to escalate. The protest saw hundreds of farmers and tractors flood the city centre on Tuesday, causing many road closures...
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Press Association

Pig farm footage as experts warn of meat shortage

Higher Ed
Footage of a pig farm in Staffordshire, as a shortage in the supply of CO2 in the meat industry has lead to claims by the British Meat Processors Association that British meat could start disappearing from supermarket shelves within a...
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Bloomberg

U.S. Corn Crops in Chaos as Millions of Acres Go Unplanted

Higher Ed
Jun.03 -- Relentless rainfall and flooding are keeping American farmers from planting corn. Growers are expected to file insurance claims for about 6 million acres they couldn’t sow. That's almost double the record set in 2013.
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Curated Video

Egypt, Nile river - Traditional farmers

9th - Higher Ed
Egypt, Nile river - Traditional farmers
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Press Association

Traffic chaos as tractor protest travels to M50

Higher Ed
There was widespread traffic chaos as farmers taking part in a tractor protest moved to the M50. Gardai warned of traffic delays across main routes, including the North Wall Quay, Alfie Byrne Road and East Wall in Dublin. Motorists have...
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Press Association

Environment Secretary praises the efforts of Ukrainian farmers in Party Conference speech

Higher Ed
The Environment Secretary George Eustice addresses the Conservative Party Spring Conference at the Blackpool Winter Gardens. He spoke of the spirit of Ukrainian farmers and the importance of the global supply chain for food and fuel and...
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Curated Video

Trump Administration Unveils New Ethanol Plan

Higher Ed
​The Trump administration announced a plan that would require oil refineries to blend more ethanol into the the U.S.' gasoline supply in 2020.
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Sky News

State of Emergency declared following anti-government protests across the country

Higher Ed
VOICED: A state of emergency has been declared in Sri Lanka, following anti-government protests across the country. SHOWS: Impact of government policy across the country with interviews with local farmers and with the mother of a boy...
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Curated Video

VOICED : Japan farmers plant, seek radiation-free rice

Higher Ed
Toraaki Ogata is back driving his tractor planting neat rows of seedlings in his rice paddies. He's hard at work, carrying on his family's proud farming tradition that goes back six generations.....even though last year's crop was deemed...
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Bloomberg

Tom Vilsack on Global Agriculture, Trade

Higher Ed
Sept. 16 -- U.S. Department of Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack discusses global agriculture, U.S. and China relations, and consolidation in the agriculture industry. He speaks on "Bloomberg Markets."
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Press Association

Martin and Varadkar discuss pressures on farmers and consumers as energy bills soar in Ireland

Higher Ed
Taoiseach Micheal Martin and Tanaiste Leo Varadkar discuss measures to help farmers and the general public with energy bills over the coming months, with Varadkar admitting he cannot say how high bills will reach.
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Bridgeman Arts

Fruit picking and sugar production in Martinique, Antilles, 1950s

Pre-K - Higher Ed
Clip 3 from 'Paradis Antillais', a 1950s documentary about Martinique, the Antilles and the West Indies. In this clip, locals pick bananas, coconuts, pineapples, oranges, mangoes and other fruit. The crops are transported by truck....
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Bloomberg

U.S. Pays Brazil $300M to End Cotton Subsidy Dispute

Higher Ed
Oct. 1 -- The U.S. and Brazil reached a $300 million agreement to resolve a dispute over cotton subsidies that has bedeviled the two nations for more than a decade. Alan Bjerga reports on Bottom Line. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Curated Video

California's Snowpack Levels Near Critically Low Levels

Higher Ed
The low snowpack levels could hurt the state's water supply and lengthen the drought.
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AFP News Agency

VOICED: Crops for food or crops for energy, Mozambique's tough choice

9th - Higher Ed
VOICED: Crops for food or crops for energy, Mozambique's tough choice
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Bloomberg

U.S. Farmers Use Trump Visit to Chide Administration

Higher Ed
Jun.13 -- When Donald Trump visited Iowa this week he was expecting a celebration of ethanol. But American farmers also used the rally to take their complaints with the administration over oil-refinery waivers publicly -- and directly --...
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Bloomberg

AB InBev Not Seeing Major Impact From Trade Tensions, CEO Says

Higher Ed
Sep.25 -- Anheuser-Busch InBev Chief Executive Officer Carlos Brito speaks with Bloomberg's Jason Kelly at the Bloomberg Global Business Forum in New York. Brito discusses the global consumer, the company's $5 billion IPO of its Asian...
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Bloomberg

One Sure Way to Check Crop Data? Do It First-Hand

Higher Ed
Aug.23 -- More than 100 participants on the Pro Farmer Midwest Crop Tour -- including farmers, grain traders and analysts -- are currently heading through seven states to inspect corn and soybean crops. The sodden Nebraska corn and soy...