Can China massively reduce food imports with super-efficient unmanned rice farms?
China is developing highly efficient unmanned rice farms, which could significantly boost domestic grain production and reduce food imports.
Sweden will give money to wind power neighbors
The Swedish government is proposing compensation for residents living near new wind farms to increase local acceptance of renewable energy projects.
Corn: Direct Sales to Port and Caution from Exporters
Argentine producers are selling corn directly from their farms to ports, taking advantage of favorable harvest conditions despite a cautious approach from exporters.
With its wind farms, Danish island of Samsø shows path forward during energy crisis
The Danish island of Samsø is pioneering the transition to renewable energy with its extensive wind farms, providing a model for energy resilience amid a global crisis.
From 10% to less than 3%: how farms are reducing calf mortality in Brazil
Brazilian farms are significantly lowering calf mortality rates through enhanced management practices and investment, reducing deaths from 10% to as low as 1%.
Less than two hours from Buenos Aires: a high-flying gourmet circuit along Route 8
A rising gourmet culinary scene along Argentina's Route 8, featuring restaurants that focus on seasonal ingredients and local farms, is becoming increasingly noteworthy.
Release of eel fry into Lake Biwa → Grows larger than in fish farms, announced by Kindai University and others
Research indicates that eel fry released into Lake Biwa grow larger than those kept in fish farms due to the absence of competing wild eels.
Enefit triples its energy storage portfolio
Enefit is expanding its energy storage portfolio by adding three new battery storage facilities alongside wind farms in Lithuania, increasing its capacity significantly.
Lewis Farms Recreation Centre to get budget increase as inflation drives up cost
The Lewis Farms Recreation Centre in Edmonton is set to receive a budget increase due to rising construction costs associated with inflation.
Changes in Environmental Protection Law. What awaits industry and animal farms?
The Polish government has proposed amendments to environmental protection laws to align with the new Industrial Emissions Directive, aiming to tighten pollution controls across various sectors.
He must cut through
Electricity Minister Aasland faces significant opposition from municipalities regarding the development of onshore wind farms in Norway, which has stalled despite the nation's need for increased energy production.
Helmholtz Study: When Wind Farms Slow Down the Currents of the North Sea
A Helmholtz study warns that the extensive expansion of offshore wind farms in the North Sea could significantly alter ocean currents.
Are children at risk of exploitation on Australian farms?
A study in Australia is investigating the risk of child exploitation in agriculture, backed by OBE Organic and emphasizing community participation.
Over 42,000 poultry culled after bird flu in four flocks
Danish authorities have begun culling over 42,000 poultry in response to bird flu outbreaks in four farms.
Lääne Elu: Solar Farms Have Become Targets for Thieves
Police in Haapsalu, Estonia, have initiated investigations into multiple cases of cable theft and damage at solar farms in the area, with one case involving significant monetary loss.
Music and agriculture: besides Alexandre Pires, see other famous people investing in farms in TO
Several Brazilian celebrities, including Alexandre Pires and Leonardo, are investing in high-standard farms in Tocantins, a region considered the new agricultural frontier of Brazil.
Partnership guarantees R$ 10 million to expand the Food Acquisition Program in Piauí
The federal government of Brazil will invest approximately R$ 10 million to enhance the Food Acquisition Program (PAA) in Piauí, focusing on the purchase of food produced by family farms.
New wind farm auction raises concerns among major market players
The Estonian government's decision to conduct a new auction for land wind farms is causing concerns among major market players about inadequate pricing for investment and operational costs.
New evidence of starvation crimes in Darfur
A new report highlights accusations against Sudan's Rapid Support Forces for committing starvation crimes in Darfur, particularly by destroying farms before mass killings in 2025.
Two new outbreaks of avian influenza in large duck farms in the Hradec Králové Region
Two new cases of avian influenza have been reported in large duck farms located in the Hradec Králové Region of Czechia.
Nigeria: Abandoned Farms, Looming Hunger
In Niger State, the governor has reported that 300,000 farmers have fled their communities due to insecurity, which may exacerbate the food crisis in Nigeria.
Failed bid to extend wild dog fence angers rural graziers
The New South Wales government has abandoned plans to extend the Wild Dog Fence, leaving local graziers frustrated as wild dog issues continue to plague their farms.
Guarantee measure would help bring billions in energy investments to Estonia
The Estonian government is developing a guarantee measure that aims to attract billions of euros in energy investments into the country for projects such as energy storage, offshore wind farms, and nuclear power plants.
Ivory Coast: women tap into financial freedom through rubber tree farms
In Ivory Coast, women are increasingly achieving financial independence through the ownership of rubber tree farms as part of an initiative to address gender disparities in land ownership.
Salmonella came to Hankkija in Seinäjoki likely from foreign protein raw material
Salmonella contamination at Hankkija's feed factory in Seinäjoki is believed to be sourced from foreign protein materials, prompting increased testing and precautionary measures at affected farms.
Oyster and algae farms coming to Haapsalu Bay
Oyster and algae farms are set to be established in Haapsalu Bay this spring to improve water quality.
The government decided to organize a tender for land-based wind farms
The Estonian government has decided to initiate a tender process for land-based wind farms following previous delays in approval.
The government decided to organize the auction of land wind farms
The Estonian government has authorized a tender for land-based wind farms with a capacity of up to two terawatt-hours to enhance renewable energy production and reduce dependence on imported electricity.
Tasmanian salmon farms blocked from using antibiotic florfenicol after detection in wild fish 10km away
The use of florfenicol in Tasmanian salmon farms has been suspended due to its presence in wild fish and perceived risks to marine life.
Reinaas and Sutt: the government has agreed on wind farms and storage
Government officials have announced a new strategy for energy pricing that includes plans for wind energy tender and water storage solutions.
Avian flu has already killed 201 million birds on farms in the USA
The avian flu outbreak in the United States has resulted in the death of 201 million birds since its reappearance in February 2022, causing significant economic losses and inflation in poultry prices.
MARET BERGSTRÖM ⟩ Is the government buying its way out of responsibility with a million-euro reward?
The Estonian government plans to reward local municipalities with a million-euro incentive for establishing special planning for wind farms, which raises questions about whose benefits are truly at stake.
The Ministry of Agriculture announces easier farm transfers to children: here’s what will change
The Lithuanian Ministry of Agriculture outlined changes to facilitate the process of transferring family farms to the next generation, addressing bureaucratic hurdles that previously endangered land continuity.
EBI President: Europe Must End Dependence on Oil Producers
The President of the European Investment Bank emphasizes the urgent need for Europe to reduce its reliance on oil producers, especially in light of the ongoing Middle Eastern crisis.
WA government moves to make wind, solar farms pay their host communities
The WA government has introduced guidelines requiring renewable energy developers to compensate host communities, aiming to implement a system of community benefit funds.
"Salary of 230,000 Won under CCTV Surveillance"... The 'Nightmare' of Foreign Workers in Oyster Farms Over Three Months
Foreign workers in a South Korean oyster farm faced exploitation, reportedly receiving a meager salary of 230,000 won while being subjected to severe working conditions and surveillance.
Argo Rosin: Wind Farms and 'Scientific Consensus'
Argo Rosin argues for the need to stop citing 'scientific consensus' in situations where knowledge is insufficient and calls for improved research quality in Estonia's decision-making processes regarding energy and medicine.
Opinion Piece: Estonian Farms in the Wheel of Time
The article discusses the historical evolution of Estonian farms from independence to the impact of Soviet rule, illustrating the struggles faced by farming families.
Growing Cannabis in Smart Farms with Government Subsidies: Cases Detected by the Joint Drug Investigation Unit
A government investigation unit has uncovered several cases of cannabis cultivation and distribution, revealing criminal misuse of agricultural subsidies in South Korea.
Local municipalities may start receiving payments for wind farms being built
Local municipalities in Estonia may soon receive financial compensation for allowing wind farms to be constructed on their territories.
The ministry wants to start paying municipalities for wind turbine bonuses
The Estonian Climate Ministry plans to introduce financial incentives for municipalities allowing the construction of wind farms, a move criticized by opponents as legalized bribery.
Should we continue to produce 30 million pigs?: The red bloc launches a frontal attack on pig farming
Danish farmers are being called upon to stop building new pig farms and expanding existing ones as part of an urgent initiative intended to address climate, environmental, and animal welfare issues.
The Ávila that cannot drink tap water due to aquifer contamination: 'It will worsen due to large farms'
In Ávila, Spain, residents face severe water contamination issues, attributed to intensive agriculture and pig farming, which renders tap water undrinkable.
Lauri Vahtre: Heaven Sold for One's Own Money
Lauri Vahtre discusses the Estonian government’s plan to reward municipalities that allow wind farms with state funding, suggesting it is a clever scheme that could even impress seasoned fraudsters.
Referendums: Green light for kaolin mining in Jesenicko, but not for wind farms near Hynčina.
Referendums in Czechia have allowed kaolin mining in Jesenicko while rejecting wind farms near Hynčina.
Australia kills thousands of wild donkeys, but later discovers they can save the desert, create water, restore soil, and protect farms
Australia's approach to wild donkeys has shifted, recognizing their potential benefits in restoring arid land.
Recruiters via WhatsApp, abandoned farms, and US$30 per day: this is the world of the exodus of missionaries seeking work in Brazil
The article explores the growing trend of residents from Alba Posse, Argentina, seeking employment in Brazil's rural sectors due to local economic hardships.
The cumulative effects of wind farms are still difficult to control as farms are planned side by side
The planning of wind power parks in Finland is becoming increasingly challenging due to the construction of adjacent farms and the rising height of turbines, leading to difficulties in assessing their cumulative environmental impacts.
Millions of pythons are raised in farms with total control: their destination is meat and leather for bags and belts
Pythons are being raised in controlled farms primarily in Southeast Asia for their meat and skins, which are used in high-value products like luxury bags.
Europe builds offshore wind farms to reduce electricity prices
The article discusses the construction of offshore wind farms in Europe, aiming to lower electricity prices and enhance energy security through international connections.