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US to Release Billions of Sterile Flies to Combat Flesh-Eating Maggot
The U.S. government is releasing billions of sterile male New World screwworm flies over Mexico and southern Texas to combat a flesh-eating maggot that threatens livestock and wildlife, a strategy previously successful in eradicating the pest but recently resurfaced in southern Mexico, prompting a t...
US to Release Billions of Sterile Flies to Combat Flesh-Eating Maggot
The U.S. government is releasing billions of sterile male New World screwworm flies over Mexico and southern Texas to combat a flesh-eating maggot that threatens livestock and wildlife, a strategy previously successful in eradicating the pest but recently resurfaced in southern Mexico, prompting a t...
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Botswana Beef Gains Access to China Market
Botswana's premium beef gains access to the lucrative Chinese market via a new trade agreement, boosting its economy and diversifying export markets; a $75 million investment in feedlot infrastructure is planned.
Botswana Beef Gains Access to China Market
Botswana's premium beef gains access to the lucrative Chinese market via a new trade agreement, boosting its economy and diversifying export markets; a $75 million investment in feedlot infrastructure is planned.
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44% Bias Score
US to Release Billions of Sterile Flies to Combat Flesh-Eating Maggot
To combat the new world screwworm fly threatening the US beef industry, the USDA plans to release billions of sterilized male flies from airplanes over Mexico and southern Texas, a strategy proven effective in past eradication efforts, necessitating the construction of new breeding facilities and di...
US to Release Billions of Sterile Flies to Combat Flesh-Eating Maggot
To combat the new world screwworm fly threatening the US beef industry, the USDA plans to release billions of sterilized male flies from airplanes over Mexico and southern Texas, a strategy proven effective in past eradication efforts, necessitating the construction of new breeding facilities and di...
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40% Bias Score
UK-US Trade Deal: Car Exports Soar, but Farmers Bear the Brunt
A UK-US trade deal reduces car import tariffs to 10% from 27.5%, impacting car manufacturers positively, but British farmers criticize their use as leverage to secure deals for other sectors, as beef and steel exports face continued challenges.
UK-US Trade Deal: Car Exports Soar, but Farmers Bear the Brunt
A UK-US trade deal reduces car import tariffs to 10% from 27.5%, impacting car manufacturers positively, but British farmers criticize their use as leverage to secure deals for other sectors, as beef and steel exports face continued challenges.
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Brazilian Ambassador Rebuts Criticism of EU-Mercosur Trade Deal
The Brazilian ambassador to the EU defended the recently signed EU-Mercosur trade agreement against accusations of a disinformation campaign, citing higher animal disease rates in the EU and highlighting limited market access for sensitive European products. He also pointed out that Brazil's environ...
Brazilian Ambassador Rebuts Criticism of EU-Mercosur Trade Deal
The Brazilian ambassador to the EU defended the recently signed EU-Mercosur trade agreement against accusations of a disinformation campaign, citing higher animal disease rates in the EU and highlighting limited market access for sensitive European products. He also pointed out that Brazil's environ...
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44% Bias Score
Contradictory Immigration Policies Cause Economic Uncertainty in US Businesses
The Trump administration's contradictory immigration policies, halting then resuming ICE arrests in restaurants, agriculture, and hotels, cause significant economic uncertainty and labor shortages, impacting various industries and potentially increasing food prices.
Contradictory Immigration Policies Cause Economic Uncertainty in US Businesses
The Trump administration's contradictory immigration policies, halting then resuming ICE arrests in restaurants, agriculture, and hotels, cause significant economic uncertainty and labor shortages, impacting various industries and potentially increasing food prices.
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48% Bias Score
Baden-Württemberg Grain Harvest Begins: Healthy Crops, Potential Pest Issues"
The grain harvest in Baden-Württemberg, Germany, has started in northern Baden with winter barley and rapeseed, expected to continue across the region in coming weeks; initial reports suggest healthy crops and a potentially above-average yield, although pest damage remains a concern.
Baden-Württemberg Grain Harvest Begins: Healthy Crops, Potential Pest Issues"
The grain harvest in Baden-Württemberg, Germany, has started in northern Baden with winter barley and rapeseed, expected to continue across the region in coming weeks; initial reports suggest healthy crops and a potentially above-average yield, although pest damage remains a concern.
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Baden-Württemberg Faces Severe Groundwater Crisis Amidst Historic Drought
Due to extended dry periods, Baden-Württemberg faces its most severe groundwater shortage since 2020; low river and lake levels, impacting self-sufficient water users, have prompted local water use restrictions and potential fines of up to €10,000.
Baden-Württemberg Faces Severe Groundwater Crisis Amidst Historic Drought
Due to extended dry periods, Baden-Württemberg faces its most severe groundwater shortage since 2020; low river and lake levels, impacting self-sufficient water users, have prompted local water use restrictions and potential fines of up to €10,000.
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US Reopens Border to Mexican Cattle After Two-Month Ban
The USDA lifted a two-month ban on Mexican cattle imports after losses reached 700 million pesos (USD 37 million); trade will resume July 7th, starting in Sonora, with further openings contingent on continued pest control efforts.
US Reopens Border to Mexican Cattle After Two-Month Ban
The USDA lifted a two-month ban on Mexican cattle imports after losses reached 700 million pesos (USD 37 million); trade will resume July 7th, starting in Sonora, with further openings contingent on continued pest control efforts.
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40% Bias Score
EU and Ukraine Agree on Revised DCFTA, Balancing Trade and Market Stability
The EU and Ukraine reached a revised DCFTA, replacing temporary trade measures, with safeguard mechanisms to protect EU markets from import surges and commitments from Ukraine to gradually align its agricultural standards with EU norms by 2028.
EU and Ukraine Agree on Revised DCFTA, Balancing Trade and Market Stability
The EU and Ukraine reached a revised DCFTA, replacing temporary trade measures, with safeguard mechanisms to protect EU markets from import surges and commitments from Ukraine to gradually align its agricultural standards with EU norms by 2028.
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\$29.5 Million US Investment to Combat Screwworm, Resume Mexican Beef Imports
The USDA is investing \$21 million to renovate a Mexican sterile fly factory to produce 100 million flies weekly, combating the New World screwworm, which caused a US ban on Mexican beef imports; a new \$8.5 million Texas facility is also planned.
\$29.5 Million US Investment to Combat Screwworm, Resume Mexican Beef Imports
The USDA is investing \$21 million to renovate a Mexican sterile fly factory to produce 100 million flies weekly, combating the New World screwworm, which caused a US ban on Mexican beef imports; a new \$8.5 million Texas facility is also planned.
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44% Bias Score
DHS Reverses Policy, Resumes Immigration Raids in Key Sectors
The Department of Homeland Security reversed its decision to ease immigration raids in agricultural, hospitality, and restaurant sectors, despite President Trump's earlier suggestion of exemptions due to labor shortages, instructing ICE agents to resume arrests on Monday, June 16, 2025.
DHS Reverses Policy, Resumes Immigration Raids in Key Sectors
The Department of Homeland Security reversed its decision to ease immigration raids in agricultural, hospitality, and restaurant sectors, despite President Trump's earlier suggestion of exemptions due to labor shortages, instructing ICE agents to resume arrests on Monday, June 16, 2025.
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48% Bias Score
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