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Friday, 9 November 2018

Farmers and car buyers win from EU-Japan deal

Farmers and car buyers win from EU-Japan deal
Farmers and car buyers win from EU-Japan deal
Irish farmers and food processors stand to be among the main winners from an agreement signed between the EU and Japan to scrap tariffs on much of their bilateral trade which is expected to come into effect next year.

Thursday, 8 November 2018

Goodman's ABP seals deal to sell beef online in China

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Larry Goodman's ABP Food Group has entered an agreement with Beijing Hopewise to sell Irish beef on a Chinese ecommerce website.

FAO commissions solar-powered boreholes to enhance rural access to water in 3 arid states

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FAO Country Representative in Nigeria H.E. Suffyan Koroma

As part of efforts to mitigate the effects of climate change, the Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations (FAO) has commissioned solar-powered boreholes in three (3) arid states of Northern Nigeria, to boost access to water for domestic use and agricultural practice.

Wednesday, 7 November 2018

Dairy Firm Glanbia Posts 6.7% Increase In Volumes In First Nine Months

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Dairy Firm Glanbia
Irish dairy and sports nutrition firm Glanbia has posted volume growth of 6.7% in the first nine months of its financial year, at its wholly-owned continuing operations.

We are combating land grabbers with infrastructure- FCA provost

Provost of the Federal College of Agriculture Dr. Samson Adeola Odedina


The Provost of the Federal College of Agriculture Dr. Samson Adeola Odedina has said that his management has embarked on infrastructural provision to reclaim the Institute’s land from grabbers.

Tuesday, 6 November 2018

Proposals to set maximum EU farm payments at €100,000 but loopholes exist

* Future CAP plans aim to support younger farmers.

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A cap on the level of direct EU supports to farms across Europe will be set at a maximum of €100,000, with Member States able to set a national cap of between €60,000 and €100,000.

Monday, 5 November 2018

'Arghh the ignorance!' Vegan daughter slams her own mother after she voiced her support for dairy farmers and said their cows looked 'healthy and happy'

    Nakita Kayte (pictured) became a vegan three months ago, which has caused a rift in her family as her mum admires dairy farmers
    'Arghh the ignorance!' Vegan daughter slams her own mother after she voiced her support for dairy farmers and said their cows looked 'healthy and happy'
  • A daughter has taken aim at her mother for supporting Australian dairy farmers
  • Ms Kayte, 35, who became vegan three months ago, called her mother 'ignorant'
  • Her mother Debbie Kalnins admires Australian dairy farmers for their hard work
A vegan woman has publicly slammed her own mother online for supporting for Australian dairy farmers.

Sunday, 4 November 2018

Jon Danielsen Aarhus and the architecture of rural Norway

Jon Danielsen Aarhus and the architecture of rural Norway
Patrick Kingsland speaks to the Oslo-based rising architectural star Jon Danielsen Aarhus about his traditional-looking rural cabins and views on the rapidly developing Norwegian capital.

Saturday, 3 November 2018

Uzbek deputy PM sacked in ditch row

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Uzbek Deputy Prime Minister Zoyir Mirzayev 
Uzbek Deputy Prime Minister Zoyir Mirzayev has been dismissed over a scandal involving the public humiliation of a group of farmers.

Friday, 2 November 2018

World Food Day: How IITA is addressing food security in Africa, by IITA Boss

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Research outputs by Africa Food Prize winner, the International Institute of Tropical Agriculture (IITA), and its national partners are helping farmers to come out of poverty, creating jobs and demonstrating the possibility of having a prosperous African continent, says the Director general of IITA, Dr Nteranya Sanginga today.