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China Unveils Agricultural Technology Guidelines for 2035
China's new guidelines, jointly issued by seven government departments, aim to establish a high-functioning agricultural science and technology innovation system by 2035, integrating research with industry, fostering globally competitive enterprises, and achieving breakthroughs in core technologies ...
China Unveils Agricultural Technology Guidelines for 2035
China's new guidelines, jointly issued by seven government departments, aim to establish a high-functioning agricultural science and technology innovation system by 2035, integrating research with industry, fostering globally competitive enterprises, and achieving breakthroughs in core technologies ...
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48% Bias Score
EU Parliament Votes to Reduce Wolf Protections
The European Parliament in Strasbourg approved a proposal to ease the protection of wolves, potentially allowing culling, due to increasing conflicts with livestock. A final vote is scheduled for soon, and the change follows pressure from member states experiencing high wolf populations.
EU Parliament Votes to Reduce Wolf Protections
The European Parliament in Strasbourg approved a proposal to ease the protection of wolves, potentially allowing culling, due to increasing conflicts with livestock. A final vote is scheduled for soon, and the change follows pressure from member states experiencing high wolf populations.
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56% Bias Score
Armenia Reinstates Autumn Crop Subsidies After Production Shortfalls
The Armenian government's reversal of its decision to not subsidize autumn crops follows a year in which 3,000 hectares of land in Shirak region remained unplanted, impacting food production. While subsidies resumed, the mandatory use of certified seeds remains a farmer concern.
Armenia Reinstates Autumn Crop Subsidies After Production Shortfalls
The Armenian government's reversal of its decision to not subsidize autumn crops follows a year in which 3,000 hectares of land in Shirak region remained unplanted, impacting food production. While subsidies resumed, the mandatory use of certified seeds remains a farmer concern.
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32% Bias Score
Cailu Village's Economic Transformation Under Lu Yangchun's Leadership
Lu Yangchun, Party secretary of Cailu village in Zhejiang province, transformed the village's economy through integrated agricultural, cultural, and tourism development, resulting in over 28,000 visitors and $1.5 million in collective income in 2024, significantly improving villagers' income.
Cailu Village's Economic Transformation Under Lu Yangchun's Leadership
Lu Yangchun, Party secretary of Cailu village in Zhejiang province, transformed the village's economy through integrated agricultural, cultural, and tourism development, resulting in over 28,000 visitors and $1.5 million in collective income in 2024, significantly improving villagers' income.
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8% Bias Score
Russia Considers State Food Price Controls Amid Soaring Costs
Facing soaring food prices, particularly a 300% year-on-year increase in potatoes due to import restrictions and poor harvests, the Russian government is considering price controls, despite warnings from 13 industry associations of a potential return to a planned economy.
Russia Considers State Food Price Controls Amid Soaring Costs
Facing soaring food prices, particularly a 300% year-on-year increase in potatoes due to import restrictions and poor harvests, the Russian government is considering price controls, despite warnings from 13 industry associations of a potential return to a planned economy.
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56% Bias Score
Trump's Tariffs: Uneven Impact on American Farmers and Businesses
President Trump's tariffs in his first 100 days caused a 53% decrease in positive economic sentiment, with 72% fearing a recession; soybean farmers face massive losses from reduced Chinese demand (42% of US soybean production, nearly $13 billion in 2018) due to retaliatory tariffs, while some shrimp...
Trump's Tariffs: Uneven Impact on American Farmers and Businesses
President Trump's tariffs in his first 100 days caused a 53% decrease in positive economic sentiment, with 72% fearing a recession; soybean farmers face massive losses from reduced Chinese demand (42% of US soybean production, nearly $13 billion in 2018) due to retaliatory tariffs, while some shrimp...
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48% Bias Score
Southeastern Spain Rejects Plan to Halve Water Transfers
Regional leaders in southeastern Spain are protesting the Spanish government's plan to halve water transfers through the Tajo-Segura aqueduct by 2028, arguing it threatens the agricultural sector and breaks a prior agreement; this has caused significant political tension between the PP and PSOE part...
Southeastern Spain Rejects Plan to Halve Water Transfers
Regional leaders in southeastern Spain are protesting the Spanish government's plan to halve water transfers through the Tajo-Segura aqueduct by 2028, arguing it threatens the agricultural sector and breaks a prior agreement; this has caused significant political tension between the PP and PSOE part...
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64% Bias Score
LGMA: High-Cost, High-Safety Standards for US Leafy Greens
The California Leafy Greens Marketing Agreement (LGMA), a self-funded industry coalition, sets rigorous food safety standards for leafy greens exceeding FDA regulations, costing growers an average of $21,500 per acre but impacting 90-94% of the nation's leafy greens production (55 billion servings a...
LGMA: High-Cost, High-Safety Standards for US Leafy Greens
The California Leafy Greens Marketing Agreement (LGMA), a self-funded industry coalition, sets rigorous food safety standards for leafy greens exceeding FDA regulations, costing growers an average of $21,500 per acre but impacting 90-94% of the nation's leafy greens production (55 billion servings a...
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40% Bias Score
Mishustin Visits Beslan: Remembrance and Reconstruction
Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin visited Beslan on May 5th, commemorating the victims of the 2004 school siege, touring a new music school, and reviewing a development plan that includes a new terrorism prevention center and funding for victims' support until 2030.
Mishustin Visits Beslan: Remembrance and Reconstruction
Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin visited Beslan on May 5th, commemorating the victims of the 2004 school siege, touring a new music school, and reviewing a development plan that includes a new terrorism prevention center and funding for victims' support until 2030.
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40% Bias Score
Spain's New Water Transfer Rules Spark Regional Opposition
The Spanish government proposed new rules for the Tajo-Segura water transfer, reducing water to Andalusia, Murcia, and Valencia by up to 40% by 2027, prompting strong opposition from regional governments and irrigators due to the potential economic impact on agriculture.
Spain's New Water Transfer Rules Spark Regional Opposition
The Spanish government proposed new rules for the Tajo-Segura water transfer, reducing water to Andalusia, Murcia, and Valencia by up to 40% by 2027, prompting strong opposition from regional governments and irrigators due to the potential economic impact on agriculture.
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52% Bias Score
Tajo-Segura Water Cut Threatens Southeastern Spain's Agriculture
A proposed 50% cut to water transfers from the Tajo-Segura aqueduct will cost the Murcia region 15,000 jobs, affect 27,000 hectares of irrigated land, and cause €5.6 billion in annual economic losses, prompting outrage from regional governments and agricultural sectors.
Tajo-Segura Water Cut Threatens Southeastern Spain's Agriculture
A proposed 50% cut to water transfers from the Tajo-Segura aqueduct will cost the Murcia region 15,000 jobs, affect 27,000 hectares of irrigated land, and cause €5.6 billion in annual economic losses, prompting outrage from regional governments and agricultural sectors.
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60% Bias Score
Screwworm Fly Infestation Threatens U.S. Cattle Industry
The New World screwworm fly infestation in Mexico threatens the U.S. cattle industry, prompting the USDA to temporarily halt Mexican cattle imports and demand Mexico fully cooperate in a sterile insect technique program to prevent its spread to the U.S.
Screwworm Fly Infestation Threatens U.S. Cattle Industry
The New World screwworm fly infestation in Mexico threatens the U.S. cattle industry, prompting the USDA to temporarily halt Mexican cattle imports and demand Mexico fully cooperate in a sterile insect technique program to prevent its spread to the U.S.
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52% Bias Score
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