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Senate Approves Bill Banning Intoxicating Hemp Products, Effective in One Year
The Senate Appropriations Committee approved a bill banning intoxicating hemp products, effective in one year, following a similar House bill, to close a loophole in the 2018 Farm Bill that led to a multi-billion dollar market of unregulated intoxicating hemp products; this aims to protect public he...
Senate Approves Bill Banning Intoxicating Hemp Products, Effective in One Year
The Senate Appropriations Committee approved a bill banning intoxicating hemp products, effective in one year, following a similar House bill, to close a loophole in the 2018 Farm Bill that led to a multi-billion dollar market of unregulated intoxicating hemp products; this aims to protect public he...
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40% Bias Score
Trump Administration Sues California Over High Egg Prices
The Trump administration sued California officials in a Los Angeles federal court on Wednesday for allegedly causing higher egg prices through regulations on egg farms that violate the Egg Products Inspection Act of 1970, impacting national uniformity in egg safety standards, and causing higher egg ...
Trump Administration Sues California Over High Egg Prices
The Trump administration sued California officials in a Los Angeles federal court on Wednesday for allegedly causing higher egg prices through regulations on egg farms that violate the Egg Products Inspection Act of 1970, impacting national uniformity in egg safety standards, and causing higher egg ...
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56% Bias Score
Xizang Apples Reach Singapore Market
Xizang's apple industry, previously unsystematic, exported apples to Singapore for the first time in 2025, following a 158 million yuan investment in infrastructure and technology, resulting in higher quality apples and increased exports to Nepal and Singapore.
Xizang Apples Reach Singapore Market
Xizang's apple industry, previously unsystematic, exported apples to Singapore for the first time in 2025, following a 158 million yuan investment in infrastructure and technology, resulting in higher quality apples and increased exports to Nepal and Singapore.
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52% Bias Score
Netherlands Delays Nitrogen Emission Cuts, Violating Environmental Laws
The Netherlands, the world's second-largest agricultural exporter, delayed its nitrogen emission reduction targets by five years, violating environmental laws and potentially jeopardizing the viability of farms and ecosystems due to intensive agriculture practices.
Netherlands Delays Nitrogen Emission Cuts, Violating Environmental Laws
The Netherlands, the world's second-largest agricultural exporter, delayed its nitrogen emission reduction targets by five years, violating environmental laws and potentially jeopardizing the viability of farms and ecosystems due to intensive agriculture practices.
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48% Bias Score
France Reintroduces Pesticide Acetamiprid Amidst Environmental Concerns
The French National Assembly passed a bill on July 8th, 2024, reintroducing the insecticide acetamiprid despite concerns over its toxicity, facilitating megabassins and intensive farming, and dividing the Assembly along environmental and agricultural lines.
France Reintroduces Pesticide Acetamiprid Amidst Environmental Concerns
The French National Assembly passed a bill on July 8th, 2024, reintroducing the insecticide acetamiprid despite concerns over its toxicity, facilitating megabassins and intensive farming, and dividing the Assembly along environmental and agricultural lines.
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56% Bias Score
Netherlands Delays Nitrogen Emission Cuts, Jeopardizing Farmers and Environment
The Netherlands, the world's second-largest agricultural exporter, delayed halving nitrogen emissions until 2035, despite high nitrogen levels and EU targets for near-zero pollution by 2050, impacting farmers and harming ecosystems like Natura 2000 sites.
Netherlands Delays Nitrogen Emission Cuts, Jeopardizing Farmers and Environment
The Netherlands, the world's second-largest agricultural exporter, delayed halving nitrogen emissions until 2035, despite high nitrogen levels and EU targets for near-zero pollution by 2050, impacting farmers and harming ecosystems like Natura 2000 sites.
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40% Bias Score
Dutch Farmers Propose Joint Plan to Tackle Nitrogen Crisis
Facing a court order and criticism of national plans, Dutch farmers, provinces, and water boards created a joint plan to cut nitrogen emissions by 42-46% by 2030, potentially involving land swaps and stricter emission limits with penalties.
Dutch Farmers Propose Joint Plan to Tackle Nitrogen Crisis
Facing a court order and criticism of national plans, Dutch farmers, provinces, and water boards created a joint plan to cut nitrogen emissions by 42-46% by 2030, potentially involving land swaps and stricter emission limits with penalties.
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52% Bias Score
Dutch Nitrogen Plan: Emission Standards and Land Swaps Proposed
Dutch farmers, provinces, and municipalities presented a joint plan to alleviate the nitrogen crisis, proposing emission standards per farm and compulsory land swaps near nature reserves after 2035, aiming to unlock construction projects while facing criticism for insufficient immediate action.
Dutch Nitrogen Plan: Emission Standards and Land Swaps Proposed
Dutch farmers, provinces, and municipalities presented a joint plan to alleviate the nitrogen crisis, proposing emission standards per farm and compulsory land swaps near nature reserves after 2035, aiming to unlock construction projects while facing criticism for insufficient immediate action.
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32% Bias Score
New Housing Complex in Dobrinka Attracts Agricultural Workers
A new residential complex with 24 houses is under construction in Dobrinka, Lipetsk region, to house agricultural workers, with the first families already receiving keys to their new homes; the project is part of a broader rural development program.
New Housing Complex in Dobrinka Attracts Agricultural Workers
A new residential complex with 24 houses is under construction in Dobrinka, Lipetsk region, to house agricultural workers, with the first families already receiving keys to their new homes; the project is part of a broader rural development program.
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48% Bias Score
ASF Outbreak in Germany: Public Vigilance Urged to Prevent Economic Devastation
An African Swine Fever (ASF) outbreak in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany, detected in mid-June, has prompted increased public vigilance, with authorities urging the reporting of unusual wild boar behavior to help prevent the spread to domestic pig populations, considering the significant economic co...
ASF Outbreak in Germany: Public Vigilance Urged to Prevent Economic Devastation
An African Swine Fever (ASF) outbreak in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany, detected in mid-June, has prompted increased public vigilance, with authorities urging the reporting of unusual wild boar behavior to help prevent the spread to domestic pig populations, considering the significant economic co...
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40% Bias Score
Netherlands Delays Nitrogen Emission Cuts, Facing Environmental and Economic Crisis
The Netherlands, a top agricultural exporter, faces a nitrogen crisis due to high livestock density and delayed government action on emission reduction, threatening farmers' livelihoods and damaging ecosystems.
Netherlands Delays Nitrogen Emission Cuts, Facing Environmental and Economic Crisis
The Netherlands, a top agricultural exporter, faces a nitrogen crisis due to high livestock density and delayed government action on emission reduction, threatening farmers' livelihoods and damaging ecosystems.
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56% Bias Score
Bavarian Grain Harvest Reduced by Extreme Heat and Global Uncertainty
Extreme heat in Bavaria, Germany, has reduced the grain harvest by 5 percent compared to the ten-year average (to approximately 40.1 million tons), impacting farmers due to early harvesting and smaller-than-average grain yields, while global political instability adds further market uncertainty.
Bavarian Grain Harvest Reduced by Extreme Heat and Global Uncertainty
Extreme heat in Bavaria, Germany, has reduced the grain harvest by 5 percent compared to the ten-year average (to approximately 40.1 million tons), impacting farmers due to early harvesting and smaller-than-average grain yields, while global political instability adds further market uncertainty.
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44% Bias Score
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