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Advancing Climate-Smart Agriculture and Sustainable Food Production

9th - Higher Ed
Adam Little, CEO of synthetic biology company Sound Agriculture, joined Cheddar News after his company raised $75 million in Series D financing to discuss business operations and growth.
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Future of rural farmers threatened by rising prices, big companies

9th - Higher Ed
Rising prices and competition from big companies are forcing some small-town farmers in Saskatchewan to leave the industry. It’s a trend that poses a threat not only to family farms but the small towns that depend on them.
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Today Explained: Study Reveals How Diet Affects Our Planet

9th - Higher Ed
A recent study has shown the real impact that the food we eat has on the environment.
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Drought, labour shortages lead fruit sellers to explore growing in Canada

9th - Higher Ed
Drought, labour shortages and rising costs in California are leading some of North America’s largest fruit sellers to look to Canada to grow their produce. Driscoll's and Naturipe Farms are both testing commercial production of berries...
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Zimbabwe: Return of white farmers may boost food production

9th - Higher Ed
Twenty years after Zimbabwe’s controversial land reform policy, when thousands of white farmers were forcibly evicted, some are returning to the land as tenants of Black owners.
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Panera to Label Carbon Footprint of Menu Items

9th - Higher Ed
Panera is reinventing its menu to help make the earth healthier. The fast-casual chain has committed to labeling the carbon footprint of its meals, making it easier for consumers to understand the impact of their orders. Niren Chaudhary,...
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Union fights reopening of Alberta beef plant hit by COVID-19

9th - Higher Ed
CBC News Network's Michael Serapio speaks to Thomas Hesse, president of United Food and Commercial Workers Local 401.
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US lockdown: Food production a priority as COVID-19 measures ease

9th - Higher Ed
As the food industry navigates a way to safely get production going again, food insecurity is now a growing issue in the US.
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Xposure Photography Festival 2025

9th - Higher Ed
Running until February 26, Xposure International Photography Festival brings together 420 photographers, filmmakers, and experts in visual storytelling from 48 countries. It’s the Middle East’s largest photography trade and imaging show...
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Farmers Protest: British & French Farmers Mass In London To Protest Inheritance Tax Change

9th - Higher Ed
With banners, bullhorns and toy tractors, thousands of British farmers descended on Parliament on Tuesday to protest a tax hike they say will deal a hammer blow to struggling family farms.
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Press Association

PM takes questions at the National Farmers’ Union conference - full Q&A

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Rishi Sunak has pledged to “never take our food security for granted” as he outlined support for farmers in a speech to the sector. Speaking to the National Farmers’ Union conference on Tuesday, the Prime Minister said the Government...
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Press Association

Farming leaders’ fury as Treasury stands firm on inheritance tax change

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Agricultural leaders left a meeting with the Treasury with “boiling blood” after the Government faced down their arguments to rethink proposed changes to inheritance tax on farms. Following the meeting, NFU president Tom Bradshaw told...
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Press Association

NFU hold press conference after meeting with Treasury - full version

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The National Farmers’ Union hold a press conference after meeting with the Treasury to provide an update on discussions over changes to inheritance tax for agricultural property and businesses. Following the meeting, NFU president Tom...
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Press Association

NFU members will react with "fury" to the outcome of their meeting with the government today

Higher Ed
Tom Bradshaw, President of the National Farmers' Union of England and Wales says that NFU members will react with "fury" to the outcome of their meeting with the government today over inheritance tax changes for agricultural property and...
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Press Association

Rishi Sunak speaks to farmers in North Devon

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Rishi Sunak said it has been “a real privilege” to understand the contribution farmers make to society. The Prime Minister said at a Q and A with farmers in North Devon: “Now, I grew up in Southampton, and I didn’t come from a farming...
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Press Association

Cameron and Sunak speak during farming Q&A in Devon - in full

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Foreign Secretary Lord David Cameron and Prime Minister Rishi Sunak speak during a visit to a farm in Devon, while on the General Election campaign trail.
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Farming leader urges parties to back food production as sector on ‘knife-edge’

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National Farmers’ Union (NFU) president Tom Bradshaw called for a significant increase in the UK agricultural budget to £5.5 billion a year as the “correct level” of investment for meeting environmental targets and supporting sustainable...
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Press Association

Rishi Sunak holds a Q&A at the Welsh Conservatives Conference 2024

Higher Ed
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak delivers a speech at the Welsh Conservatives Conference 2024, at Venue Cymru in Llandudno, North Wales.
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Bloomberg

Lack of Rain in India Dashed Optimism on Crops: Chaudhry

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Aug.27 -- Siraj Chaudhry, managing director and chief executive officer at National Commodities Management Services, discusses India’s food production, how crops were impacted by the monsoons and what he thinks could help farmers. He...
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Bloomberg

Nutrien CEO on Advances on Sustainable Agriculture

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Ken Seitz, President & CEO, Nutrien shares how advances in agriculture inputs can help both increase food production and mitigate climate change with Bloomberg's Jen Skerritt at the Bloomberg Canadian Finance Conference.
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RR7433/2 POPULATION CRISIS: INDIA'S EXPERIENCE

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New-born babies in hospital. UN Conference on Human Environment in Stockholm, 1972. Crowds on buses, in streets in Indian cities. Ehrlich on population trends in Third World. Family planning advertise ments and signs in Delhi. Singh...
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Bloomberg

Agthia Group CEO on 1H Net Income, Acquisition Strategy and Integration

Higher Ed
Alan Smith, Agthia Group CEO, discusses his company's 61% rise in 1H net income as well as acquisition strategy, integration, and delivery. He speaks with Manus Cranny on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Middle East." (Source: Bloomberg)
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Bloomberg

Chart of the Day: Global Food Prices Are Soaring

Higher Ed
Global food prices are at their highest levels since 2011. Kriti Gupta puts the increase into context on "Bloomberg Surveillance."
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Bloomberg

Fertilizer Giant Yara's CEO on Energy Crisis-Induced Cuts

Higher Ed
Yara International ASA Chief Executive Officer Svein Tore Holsether discusses gas prices and uncertainty in the oil industry. He speaks with Bloomberg's Dani Burger and Mark Cudmore on "Bloomberg Markets: Europe."