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Nova Scotia sheep farmer recalls meeting Charles before he was King

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Gillian Crawford, a sheep farmer in River John, N.S., recounts meeting Canada's current monarch during his 2014 visit, when he was still the Prince of Wales. She presented her sheep to Charles to commemorate the launch of the Canadian...
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What Will Amit Shah Do After Politics? His Revelation On Vedas And Farming Surprises Many

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Union Home Minister Amit Shah revealed his post-retirement plans, saying he will devote his time to studying Hindu scriptures like the Vedas and Upanishads and practicing natural farming. Speaking at an event in Ahmedabad, Shah described...
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B.C. farmers lost nearly $500M last year, the most in Canada | Hanomansing Tonight

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B.C. farmer Katie Sardinha says she is ‘not surprised’ by the stark Statistics Canada report – showing that the province’s farmers lost $456.9 million last year — because of the challenges farmers are facing with both climate change and...
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Record volume and revenue for Ethiopian coffee exports

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Ethiopia’s Coffee and Tea Authority said Wednesday the country earned $1.868 billion from exports of the bean over the past 10 months.
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Edmonton urban farmers relocate 400 trees in anticipation of move

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Dustin Bajer has spent the past several years growing trees at the Edmonton Urban Farm, a large-scale community garden that allows hundreds of local green thumbs to produce their own food. Now, he needs to find new homes for 400 trees...
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Stony Brook University program teaches students how to feed the future

9th - Higher Ed
News 12 photojournalist Brian Endres shows how "FoodLab" helped students learn more about food-related issues.
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N.S. family carrying on family seed tradition with Ukrainian roots

9th - Higher Ed
The Byrkas are preserving heirloom vegetable and flower varieties that might otherwise be lost to history. Vernon Ramesar has the story.
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Too much manure, too little action: Dutch farming tests EU green goals

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Dutch farms emit too much nitrogen. As targets slip, ecosystems suffer, and EU green goals hang in the balance. Can food production and nature conservation coexist in Europe?
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Bollywood Filmmaker Kiran Rao At Express AWE Awards 2025

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Filmmaker Kiran Rao attended the Express AWE Awards 2025 with elegance and poise. She applauded the achievements of inspiring women across industries. Her presence brought a touch of thoughtful creativity to the evening.
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Answering your questions about tariffs on produce, cars

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The CBC's Election Fact Check Unit is answering viewer questions, including questions on auto tariffs under the Canada-U.S.-Mexico Agreement, and on whether the U.S. imposes tariffs on produce that moves through the U.S. on its way to...
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Bird flu outbreaks: 4 things to watch as birds migrate back north

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With bird flu at a dangerous point and its epicentre in the U.S., CBC’s Jennifer Yoon breaks down four things to keep an eye on as birds migrate back north to Canada.
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Sask. farming couple weighs in on trade wars and federal election

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Elsie Jensen says the impact of tariffs and the upcoming election are making farming a “very stressful occupation.”
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Quebec dairy farmers brace for costs to spike amid U.S. tariffs

9th - Higher Ed
While Canada’s dairy industry is largely regulated and operates within the country, feed seeds and some farm machinery are imported from the U.S., which could add further costs amid a trade war.
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Here's how tariffs could impact Sask. exports of potash and crude oil

9th - Higher Ed
Saskatchewan exports about $20 billion of crude oil, potash, canola oil and uranium to the United States each year.
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Maple syrup producers get ready for sweetest season

9th - Higher Ed
With temperatures starting to warm, one of New Brunswick’ is getting ready to welcome visitors for another maple sugar-shack season.
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White farmers in South Africa say new land reform law threatens their property rights

9th - Higher Ed
Some white farmers in South Africa say the new land reform law threatens their safety and property rights.
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Remembering the life and legacy of Samuel Ballton, 'The Pickle King of Greenlawn'

9th - Higher Ed
Samuel Ballton was a former slave-turned-farmer who became a big part of the Greenlawn community.
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Quebec farming co-op sees interest jump amid 'buy Canadian' push

9th - Higher Ed
Natalie Childs of the Agricola Cooperative Farm in Papineauville, Que., says they've seen a 20 per cent increase in sign-ups for their community-supported agriculture baskets amid the trade war with the U.S., similar to the rise that...
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Goa launches landmark agricultural policy for sustainable farming & innovation

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Goa has unveiled its first-ever comprehensive agricultural policy, focusing on sustainability, innovation, and boosting farmer welfare. The landmark initiative aims to modernize farming practices, enhance productivity, and promote...
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Why does it seem like there's been more food recalls lately?

9th - Higher Ed
Canada has seen several recent food recalls over concerns about salmonella and E. coli, from carrots to cucumbers to kale. While that may sound alarming, experts say recalls indicate the safety system is working as it should.
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Here’s what’s behind the rash of recent food recalls

9th - Higher Ed
Canada has seen several recent food recalls over concerns about salmonella and E. coli, from carrots to cucumbers to kale. While that may sound alarming, experts say recalls indicate the safety system is working as it should.
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Young P.E.I. farmers gather to plan for the future

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More than 100 people from P.E.I.'s agricultural industries took part in the first ever conference on the future of farming. They discussed concerns about the cost and availability of farmland, succession planning and what it will take to...
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Kemi Badenoch visits the Lincoln Show

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The leader of the Conservative Party Kemi Badenoch talks to the farming community during a visit to the Lincoln Show.
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Sir Ed Davey hosts barbeque with farmers in Oxford

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Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey as he hosts a barbeque for farmers during a visit to a farm in Oxford, whilst on the local election campaign trail.