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When bovine TB forced a Northern Ireland dairy farmer to part with his entire herd, joining a local musical group provided an unexpected lifeline through a deeply traumatic period.
The average price of rice in Japan has dropped below ¥3,000 for a 5-kilogram bag, marking the fifth consecutive week of declines and offering relief to households, though raising concerns for farmers.
A family-owned Christmas tree farm spanning 135 acres in Warren County, New Jersey, has been put on the market for the first time in 80 years, featuring an 1839 barn and permanent agricultural preservation status.
US President Donald Trump announced that Washington is working on a major fertilizer agreement with Belarus to lower costs for American farmers and challenge Canadian suppliers, marking a notable shift in US-Minsk relations.
Iowa Senator Chuck Grassley has called on the Trump administration to ban diesel exports to aid American farmers grappling with soaring operational costs driven by tariffs and the conflict with Iran.
One Nation and farming representatives are calling on the federal government to release environmental water in the Murray-Darling Basin for agricultural use, following job losses and a forecast drop in crop production.
Australia's eucalyptus oil industry is investing millions of dollars in modern distilleries and high-yielding tree breeding programs to counter cheap international competition and fraudulent substitution.
Farmers and conservation groups on Maryland's Eastern Shore are calling for a dedicated land preservation fund, warning that the state's plan to replace the Chesapeake Bay Bridge will accelerate development and permanently eliminate agricultural land.
Canadian dairy farmers are facing severe disruptions, financial uncertainty, and potential milk dumping after a 50 percent US tariff on Canadian goods brought cross-border sales to a standstill.
A central North Carolina farmer who voted for President Trump says soaring fuel, fertilizer, and equipment prices driven by conflict and tariffs have left agricultural producers struggling to stay in business.
Global food security is facing mounting pressure as violent conflicts, extreme weather events, and disrupted trade routes threaten agricultural production and supply chains worldwide.
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