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Sinn Fein leader says farmers ‘frustrated’ with Government
Sinn Fein leader Mary Lou McDonald has said a Government led by her party would create a “real and genuine partnership” with farmers.
Ms McDonald said the Common Agriculture Policy (Cap) needs to be reformed while maintaining payments...
Bloomberg
A Digital Marketplace for the Global Produce Business
Patrick McCullough, chief executive officer of ProducePay, explains the fragmented supply chain supporting the global produce industry and how his company can help reduce its inefficiencies. This interview aired on "Bloomberg...
Bloomberg
Thousand Feared Dead From Libya Flooding
Search efforts intensified Tuesday for thousands of people feared dead after a storm ravaged Libya's eastern region, killing around 2,000 in one city and leaving many more missing. The city of Derna is the hardest hit. Flooding...
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Sugar Jumps to 11-Year High as Top Trader Sees Shortages
Sugar has surged to the highest in more than a decade. Alvean, the world's largest trader of the commodity, forecast another year of shortages. Ben Sharples reports on Bloomberg Television.
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Loam Bio Uses Microbes To Help Carbon Cycle: CEO & NEF Catalyst
Guy Hudson, Co-founder and CEO at Loam Bio, discusses how the startup is working on ways to supercharge the agricultural sector and cut carbon emissions from the soil using microbes. The company is nominated as one of the Bloomberg New...
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Economists Raise India Inflation Forecast
Economists are raising their price gains forecast in India for the year after retail inflation last month hit a 15-month high and exceeded market expectations due to a surge in food prices. Ruchi Bhatia reports on Bloomberg Television.
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Europe's Heat Wave Is Coming For Your Food
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,...
Bloomberg
Australia Says EU's Offer on FTA Not 'Good Enough'
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.
Bloomberg
Ukraine's Farming Industry Devastated: Howard Buffett
Howard Buffett, chairman and CEO of the Howard G. Buffett Foundation, talks about the impact of the war on Ukraine's agriculture industry and how it's impacting world hunger. He speaks to David Westin on "Wall Street Week Daily."
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Cultivation of medicinal plants
Cultivation of Eschscholzia californica (California Poppy)
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Camera flight over blooming rapeseed field with farm and road. Renewable energy source. Production of biofuel in European Union.
Camera flight over blooming rapeseed field with farm and road. Renewable energy source. Production of biofuel in European Union.
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Sydney Flower Market Busy For Valentines Day
SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - FEBRUARY 14: Flowers for sale on Valentine's Day at Sydney Flower Market on February 14, 2013 in Sydney, Australia. Due to an unusually hot January in Australia an increasing number of roses have been sourced from...
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Sydney Flower Market Busy For Valentines Day
SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - FEBRUARY 14: Flowers for sale on Valentine's Day at Sydney Flower Market on February 14, 2013 in Sydney, Australia. Due to an unusually hot January in Australia an increasing number of roses have been sourced from...
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Sydney Flower Market Busy For Valentines Day
SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - FEBRUARY 14: Flowers for sale on Valentine's Day at Sydney Flower Market on February 14, 2013 in Sydney, Australia. Due to an unusually hot January in Australia an increasing number of roses have been sourced from...
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Sydney Flower Market Busy For Valentines Day
SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - FEBRUARY 14: Flowers for sale on Valentine's Day at Sydney Flower Market on February 14, 2013 in Sydney, Australia. Due to an unusually hot January in Australia an increasing number of roses have been sourced from...
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Sorghum bicolor bio in the field of cereal crops, an agricultural plant green, grown as cereal flour production and for feed and technical purposes, much cultivation in India, Chad or Sudan
Sorghum bicolor bio in the field of cereal crops, an agricultural plant green, grown as cereal flour production and for feed and technical purposes, sorghum grains do not contain gluten, grass family Poaceae, much cultivation in the...
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Cultivation of medicinal plants.
Cultivation of Eschscholzia Californica (California Poppy)
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Man with hat or vintner spraying pesticides on vineyard
Man with hat or vintner spraying pesticides on vineyard. Working at farm in agriculture or horticulture. Vine or Wine production concept.
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Sydney Flower Market Busy For Valentines Day
SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - FEBRUARY 14: Flowers for sale on Valentine's Day at Sydney Flower Market on February 14, 2013 in Sydney, Australia. Due to an unusually hot January in Australia an increasing number of roses have been sourced from...
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Sydney Flower Market Busy For Valentines Day
SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - FEBRUARY 14: Flowers for sale on Valentine's Day at Sydney Flower Market on February 14, 2013 in Sydney, Australia. Due to an unusually hot January in Australia an increasing number of roses have been sourced from...
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Camera flight over blooming rapeseed field with farm and road. Renewable energy source. Production of biofuel in European Union.
Camera flight over blooming rapeseed field with farm and road. Renewable energy source. Production of biofuel in European Union.