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Catalan Farmers Block Roads in Major Protest
Catalan agricultural workers are staging a major protest on Monday, blocking key roads across Catalonia to demand improvements in working conditions, including reduced bureaucracy, better irrigation, and regulatory changes to reduce costs compared to other countries. The protests, organized by Gremi...
Catalan Farmers Block Roads in Major Protest
Catalan agricultural workers are staging a major protest on Monday, blocking key roads across Catalonia to demand improvements in working conditions, including reduced bureaucracy, better irrigation, and regulatory changes to reduce costs compared to other countries. The protests, organized by Gremi...
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40% Bias Score


Turkish Garlic Prices Soar to 400 Lira Per Kilogram
Due to low production and high input costs, including labor, garlic prices in Turkey have surged to 400 Turkish Lira per kilogram, exceeding beef prices, forcing consumers to buy it by the piece; increased imports are anticipated.
Turkish Garlic Prices Soar to 400 Lira Per Kilogram
Due to low production and high input costs, including labor, garlic prices in Turkey have surged to 400 Turkish Lira per kilogram, exceeding beef prices, forcing consumers to buy it by the piece; increased imports are anticipated.
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40% Bias Score


Cow Vaccine Aims to Reduce Methane Emissions by 30%
A \$9.4 million study is underway to develop a vaccine that reduces methane emissions from cows by at least 30% by targeting methane-producing bacteria in their rumen; this innovative approach seeks to mitigate livestock's contribution to global warming, facing challenges in antibody effectiveness, ...
Cow Vaccine Aims to Reduce Methane Emissions by 30%
A \$9.4 million study is underway to develop a vaccine that reduces methane emissions from cows by at least 30% by targeting methane-producing bacteria in their rumen; this innovative approach seeks to mitigate livestock's contribution to global warming, facing challenges in antibody effectiveness, ...
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40% Bias Score


New Rice Variety Cuts Methane Emissions
A new rice variety, developed after extensive research by Anna Schnurer's team and published in "Molecular Plant", significantly reduces methane emissions from rice cultivation, a major source of agricultural greenhouse gases, offering a potential solution to mitigate climate change.
New Rice Variety Cuts Methane Emissions
A new rice variety, developed after extensive research by Anna Schnurer's team and published in "Molecular Plant", significantly reduces methane emissions from rice cultivation, a major source of agricultural greenhouse gases, offering a potential solution to mitigate climate change.
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12% Bias Score


Vox's Internal Divisions and the Risk of Trump's Tariffs
Despite internal conflict following the resignation of its leader in Castilla y León, Vox anticipates its Madrid summit with international far-right leaders will strengthen its position. However, the party faces a challenge balancing its international alliances with its domestic support base, partic...
Vox's Internal Divisions and the Risk of Trump's Tariffs
Despite internal conflict following the resignation of its leader in Castilla y León, Vox anticipates its Madrid summit with international far-right leaders will strengthen its position. However, the party faces a challenge balancing its international alliances with its domestic support base, partic...
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44% Bias Score


Turkey's Inflation Exceeds Expectations Amidst Crumbling Agricultural Sector
Turkey's January inflation at 5.03% surpassed expectations; despite this, the government maintains inflation will decrease, while a new report reveals severe issues in Turkey's agricultural sector caused by government policies, leading to increased food prices and farmer debt.
Turkey's Inflation Exceeds Expectations Amidst Crumbling Agricultural Sector
Turkey's January inflation at 5.03% surpassed expectations; despite this, the government maintains inflation will decrease, while a new report reveals severe issues in Turkey's agricultural sector caused by government policies, leading to increased food prices and farmer debt.
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48% Bias Score

Turkey's Legume Import Surge Highlights Food Security Concerns
Turkey's legume imports increased by 55% over the last 10 years, reaching 587,500 tons costing $412.2 million, despite a 24.5% rise in domestic production since 2016 due to a 56.6% decrease in cultivation area since 1990.

Turkey's Legume Import Surge Highlights Food Security Concerns
Turkey's legume imports increased by 55% over the last 10 years, reaching 587,500 tons costing $412.2 million, despite a 24.5% rise in domestic production since 2016 due to a 56.6% decrease in cultivation area since 1990.
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56% Bias Score

Cow Vaccine Study Aims to Reduce Methane Emissions by 30%
A $9.4 million Bezos Earth Fund-backed study aims to develop a vaccine to reduce methane emissions from cows by at least 30%, addressing the livestock industry's contribution to global warming, while acknowledging challenges in vaccine efficacy and public acceptance.

Cow Vaccine Study Aims to Reduce Methane Emissions by 30%
A $9.4 million Bezos Earth Fund-backed study aims to develop a vaccine to reduce methane emissions from cows by at least 30%, addressing the livestock industry's contribution to global warming, while acknowledging challenges in vaccine efficacy and public acceptance.
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44% Bias Score

Rosselkhozbank Expands Subsidized Lending for Krasnodar and Adygea Farmers in 2025
Rosselkhozbank (RSHB) will expand its subsidized lending program in 2025 for Krasnodar Krai and Adygea farmers, focusing on planting, equipment purchases, and production upgrades, building on a record 2.05 trillion rubles in agricultural financing provided in 2024.

Rosselkhozbank Expands Subsidized Lending for Krasnodar and Adygea Farmers in 2025
Rosselkhozbank (RSHB) will expand its subsidized lending program in 2025 for Krasnodar Krai and Adygea farmers, focusing on planting, equipment purchases, and production upgrades, building on a record 2.05 trillion rubles in agricultural financing provided in 2024.
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56% Bias Score

Putin Awards Young Scientists for Key Technological Advancements
President Putin awarded four young scientists for innovations in agriculture, radioelectronics, space exploration, and defense, emphasizing Russia's commitment to technological leadership and increased R&D spending to 2% of GDP by 2030.

Putin Awards Young Scientists for Key Technological Advancements
President Putin awarded four young scientists for innovations in agriculture, radioelectronics, space exploration, and defense, emphasizing Russia's commitment to technological leadership and increased R&D spending to 2% of GDP by 2030.
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32% Bias Score

Mexico Resumes US Cattle Exports Under Stricter Controls
Mexico will resume limited cattle exports to the US this week after a myiasis outbreak halted trade late last year; a new agreement establishes stricter controls, impacting an estimated 240,000 cattle and causing $312 million in losses for Mexican ranchers.

Mexico Resumes US Cattle Exports Under Stricter Controls
Mexico will resume limited cattle exports to the US this week after a myiasis outbreak halted trade late last year; a new agreement establishes stricter controls, impacting an estimated 240,000 cattle and causing $312 million in losses for Mexican ranchers.
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40% Bias Score

RIVM Study Links Goat Farms to Lung Infections; Government Faces Backlash Over Inaction
A new RIVM study confirms a link between goat farms and increased lung infection risk, resulting in 20-100 deaths annually. The government, facing criticism for inaction, seeks further advice while internal disagreements persist between ministers prioritizing health versus agricultural interests.

RIVM Study Links Goat Farms to Lung Infections; Government Faces Backlash Over Inaction
A new RIVM study confirms a link between goat farms and increased lung infection risk, resulting in 20-100 deaths annually. The government, facing criticism for inaction, seeks further advice while internal disagreements persist between ministers prioritizing health versus agricultural interests.
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44% Bias Score
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