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Zimbabwe tobacco: Biggest foreign currency earner hit by COVID-19

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Zimbabwean farmers describe how the coronavirus pandemic is eating into a vital cash crop.
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India PM visits areas devastated by cyclone

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Narendra Modi surveys damage caused by Cyclone Amphan from the air - before announcing financial aid for the affected regions.
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China slaps Australia with barley tariffs as trade tensions flare

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China imposes tariffs on barley, suspends beef imports from Australia after Canberra pushes for COVID-19 enquiry.
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US restaurants forced to get creative to survive lockdown

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In the United States, its estimated 200,000 restaurants may not reopen due to bankruptcy.
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Farmers say emergency aid doesn’t go far enough

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Some farmers say emergency aid announced by the federal government doesn’t go far enough to cover the financial losses incurred because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Colombia steps up coca eradication operations during lockdown

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Human rights organisations in Colombia have criticised the government for stepping up its efforts to eradicate coca plants during the pandemic.
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Trudeau questioned why his farm aid package doesn't match what producers want

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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau spoke with reporters on Tuesday
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India farmers struggle amid COVID-19 lockdown

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India’s lockdown is hurting its crucial farming sector which employs about half of the country's workforce.
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UK farmers forced to throw away fresh produce

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British farmers' union has predicted a national catastrophe in dairy and beef industries and some are already suffering.
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Guinea criticised for dam project: HRW says people forgotten

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Guinea's government is accused of displacing thousands of people for the construction of a hydroelectric dam.
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Canadian farmers sounding alarm over food supply

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The Canadian Federation of Agriculture warns that Canadians could see higher costs and less variety at grocery stores unless the advocacy group receives help from Ottawa during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Canada’s food supply chain under strain

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Canadian farmers are saying the lack of temporary foreign workers due to COVID-19 is putting a strain on food supply.
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Gaza coronavirus lockdown makes things worse for its farmers

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Farming in Gaza was already an uncertain way to make a living, and coronavirus has made a bad situation much worse.
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COVID-19 crisis fuels Gaza farmers' economic woes

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Gaza appears to have kept coronavirus under control, but it has put an extra strain on the economy which was already struggling because of strict blockade by Israel.
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Belgian potato chief appeals for government to chip in amid coronavirus crisis

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Belgium's potato industry is asking for the goverment to chip in and help it survive the coronavirus lockdown. While the country is well-known for its fries, the industry has few clients at home. On average, 90 per cent of potatoes are...
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Kenya locust threat: Fears second wave will be worse for harvests

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Moves to squash E Africa's worst locust invasion go on amid fears resources could be diverted to fighting coronavirus.
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Philippines virus lockdown affects supply, sale of crops

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Among the poorest communities in the Philippines farmers struggle to sell as the coronavirus restrictions continue.
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Ontario dairy farmers told to dump milk as demand drops

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The demand for dairy products has dropped drastically and the price of milk along with it. The Dairy Farmers of Ontario — the body that sets milk production quotas in the province — began ordering farmers to get rid of their surplus milk...
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Your questions about Canada's food supply answered | COVID-19 Ask an expert

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Do Canadian farmers need more support? CBC's Carole MacNeil puts your questions on food supply to experts.
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Australia harvest: Fears over shortage of foreign workers

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Foreigners are now banned from entering Australia and movements have been restricted to stop spread of the coronavirus.
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US farmers at risk of coronavirus

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Farmers in midwest fear shortages of food and labour if virus spreads into their rural communities.
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COVID-19 and Canadian agriculture | Sunday Scrum

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The Liberal government unveiled a multimillion-dollar aid package this week aimed at helping farmers and food processors safely navigate the coronavirus pandemic, but the funding falls far short of the $2.6 billion requested by the...
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World Water Day: Many in Chile lack access to water

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Many people in Chile are facing a serious lack of water, caused by drought and government policies.
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Argentina strike: Farmers protest soybean export tax rise

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Argentine farmers start four-day strike against government's hike of export taxes for soybean amid economic crisis.