Energy/7 August, 14:16
Gujarat to set up 20,000 new individual biogas plants in FY27
The state of Gujarat is expanding its GOBARdhan programme to convert livestock waste into clean energy and organic manure.
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Livestock/7 August, 12:40
Swedish cows and moose emit millions of tons of methane
A new Max Planck Institute study reveals that wild animals contribute significantly to methane emissions, with levels comparable to the entire Swedish agricultural sector.
Economy/7 August, 11:04
The Bull Case For The Andersons (ANDE): Analyzing Q2 Earnings Growth in Renewables and Fertilizers
Analysts evaluate the potential of The Andersons following a strong Q2 financial report driven by the performance of the fertilizer and renewable energy segments.
Agricultural Policy/7 August, 09:28
TN Agri Budget: Govt bets on AI and Machine Learning to deliver real-time assistance to farmers
The Tamil Nadu government has allocated ₹2 crore for the 'Uzhavar AI scheme' to integrate artificial intelligence and machine learning into agricultural extension services.
Crop Production/6 August, 15:52
Queen's University pioneers sheep wool for plastic-free seaweed farming
Researchers at Queen's University Belfast are testing the use of sheep wool as a sustainable, biodegradable alternative to plastic ropes in seaweed farming.
Agricultural Policy/6 August, 14:16
M. K. Stalin Slams TVK Govt, Calls Agriculture Budget ‘Empty’ for Ignoring Drought-Hit Farmers
Opposition leader M. K. Stalin has strongly criticized the TVK government's agriculture budget, labeling it 'empty' for failing to address the plight of drought-affected farmers.
Economy/6 August, 12:40
Britain's 'exceptionally serious' drought tests a country famous for its rain
Half of England and all of Wales are officially in drought after a dry spell left the country with only 7% of average rainfall in July.
Crop Production/6 August, 11:04
Britain faces worst harvest on record as 'brutal' drought continues
An exceptionally hot and dry summer has caused a 2.5 million tonne shortfall in UK cereal and oilseed production, costing farmers up to £390 million.
Livestock/6 August, 09:28
Australia's largest contiguous sheep station sold to Adelaide businessman
Billionaire Charlie Shahin has acquired three sheep stations totaling nearly 1.3 million hectares from Jumbuck Pastoral.
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