Bovine colostrum shortage adds pressure to Alberta cattle producers
A shortage of bagged bovine colostrum during calving season is forcing Alberta producers to share supplies and raising concern about calf losses and beef prices.
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A shortage of bagged bovine colostrum during calving season is forcing Alberta producers to share supplies and raising concern about calf losses and beef prices.
Dublin says the EU-Mexico agreement should expand agri-food exports and is not a Mercosur-style threat to Ireland's beef sector.
Drought, heat and erratic rainfall are increasing pressure on Maine's wild blueberry growers and forcing costly spending on irrigation and mulch.
March flooding on Oahu's North Shore caused multi-million-dollar farm losses, wiped out crops and reduced vegetable volumes reaching Hawaii's local markets.
Potato loading in West Bengal cold storages rose to 74 lakh tonnes after the state harvested more than 140 lakh tonnes, while authorities try to restore trade flows…
Quebec will use $87 million from its climate change fund to reimburse fuel tax costs for more than 15,000 farmers in 2026 and 2027.
Indonesia and Belarus agreed business commitments worth Rp7 trillion in Minsk, including memorandums involving fertilizer, dairy and broader food-security cooperation.
India's FACT has launched di-ammonium phosphate production at its Udyogamandal complex after modifying its existing NP plant, which has a capacity of 148,500 tonnes a year.
Unseasonal heavy rain in Nepal's Kavrepalanchowk district damaged potatoes, tomatoes, cucumbers and other crops, with local authorities moving to compile losses for relief and compensation.