Economy/4 August, 12:40
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Economy/4 August, 09:28
Rural property market: Why timing matters for vendors planning an exit
Duncan Ross from Bayleys examines current market trends and explains why farmers planning to exit should act now.
Economy/3 August, 15:52
Rising cotton costs and shrinking supply strengthen the case for man-made fibres: Nuvama
Nuvama Institutional Equities report suggests that as India’s cotton surplus vanishes, textile producers are increasingly turning to man-made fibres to maintain margins.
Economy/2 August, 14:16
E20 blending program boosts Punjab farmers, eases burden on rice millers
The Amritsar Rice Millers Association highlights the economic benefits of the government's E20 ethanol-blended petrol initiative, which supports farmers and improves market demand.
Economy/1 August, 15:52
Canada targets billions in economic growth through expanded food processing
The federal government has launched a national food security strategy backed by hundreds of millions in funding to scale up domestic food processing capabilities.
Economy/31 July, 14:16
BOA unveils new digital services and expands farm financing
Bank of Agriculture Managing Director Ayo Sotinrin announces a major digital transformation and a new financing model to better support the agricultural sector.
Economy/28 July, 12:40
Parts of Queensland declared drought-affected for the first time in two years
Significant areas of southern Queensland have been officially declared drought-affected after months of below-average rainfall. The government has introduced interest-free loan schemes to assist struggling primary producers.
Economy/19 July, 14:16
Data Center Opposition Grows in Michigan as Voters Pressure Politicians
Residents across Michigan are increasingly pushing back against large-scale data center projects, citing concerns over land use, water security, and energy affordability.
Economy/19 July, 12:40
Agricultural economist explains why lettuce prices are up 32% and tomatoes are up 20%
Food inflation in the U.S. is being driven by a confluence of extreme weather, shifts in trade policy, and geopolitical conflicts affecting fertilizer and logistics costs.
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