Tag #Agriculture

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EU Parliament to Approve Surtax on Russian Fertilizers

The European Parliament will vote on May 22nd to impose surtaxes on Russian fertilizers over three years, aiming to decrease the EU's dependence on Russia and limit the funding of its war in Ukraine, while mitigating potential price increases for European farmers.

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Reduced Inequality
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France Updates List of Jobs Allowing Foreign Worker Regularization

France published an updated list on May 22nd, 2024, of 80 professions facing labor shortages, allowing foreign workers with 12 months of salary slips over the past 24 months and three years of residency to apply for residency permits to address labor shortages in agriculture, healthcare, hospitality...

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China-Uganda Coffee Partnership: Boosting Exports Amidst Surging Demand

A Chinese investor delegation visited Uganda to explore coffee trade partnerships, aiming to boost Ugandan coffee exports to China, which saw a 190% increase in March 2025; this collaboration focuses on technology transfer and joint ventures to enhance agricultural practices and processing capabilit...

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Argentinian Ranch Bypasses Intermediaries, Exports Premium Beef Directly to China

Cabaña La Indiana, an Argentinan Angus cattle ranch, began directly exporting premium beef to China in 2024, bypassing intermediaries and focusing on high-quality cuts to meet Chinese consumer demand, showcasing a new model for Argentinian agricultural exports.

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China's Rural Poverty Alleviation: Successes and Challenges

China's poverty alleviation program, launched in 1980, eradicated absolute poverty for over 770 million rural residents by 2020, exceeding income targets by 2023 and creating over 30 million jobs in the subsequent four years through land-use rights transfer and government support.

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No Poverty
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Severe Drought Threatens Scottish Agriculture

Scotland's exceptionally dry spring, the driest since 1964, threatens its agricultural sector with drought-like conditions impacting crops, livestock, and related industries like whisky and forestry, prompting calls for government intervention in water management.

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Zero Hunger
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Northwestern Europe Faces Crippling Drought, Threatening Food Production

Severe drought threatens crops across Northwestern Europe, causing significant economic losses for farmers and impacting food production; adaptation measures are being explored as climate change worsens the issue.

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Climate Action
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US-China Trade Truce Offers Temporary Relief to Farmers

The US and China agreed to a 90-day truce, temporarily reducing tariffs on agricultural exports to alleviate concerns among US farmers who lost money last year and face uncertainty despite increased optimism regarding future trade relations with China.

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Zero Hunger
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Uganda-China Coffee Trade Booms: 190% Export Surge

A Chinese delegation toured Uganda in May 2025 to establish coffee trade ties with local farmers, resulting in a 190 percent surge in Ugandan coffee exports to China in March 2025, driven by China's 15 percent annual coffee market growth and Uganda's high-quality beans.

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Pea Genome Mapped, Unveiling Mendel's Genetic Secrets

An international study published in Nature has mapped the genetic diversity of 700 pea lines, identifying the genes responsible for the traits Gregor Mendel studied in the 19th century, using genomics and bioinformatics techniques. This resource accelerates crop improvement.

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Zero Hunger
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Krasnodar Krai to Launch Three New Educational-Industrial Clusters in 2026

Three new educational-industrial clusters focused on agriculture, agrotechnology, and services will begin training personnel in Krasnodar Krai starting in 2026, following the signing of cooperation agreements on May 19, 2025, integrating students into real-world work environments to bridge the gap b...

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Quality Education
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UK-EU Deal: Mixed Reactions in Scotland

A new UK-EU deal extends fishing rights until 2038, sparking controversy in Scotland, while simultaneously easing trade barriers for food, drink, and other sectors, including Scottish salmon and seed potatoes, and improving travel.

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Zero Hunger

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