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Amidst the chaos of Finance Minister Chrystia Freelands shocking resignation and the headlines highlighting the deficit ballooning to nearly $62 billion, there were a few notable measures for the agriculture sector in the Fall Economic Statement tabled by House Leader Karina Gould on Monday afternoon. Theres a huge caveat surrounding much of whats in the Read More Amidst the chaos of Finance Minister Chrystia Freelands shocking resignation and the headlines highlighting the deficit ballooning to
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A federal judge and a Washington state court recently blocked the US$25 billion merger between supermarket chains Kroger and Albertsons. The ruling follows concerns from the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and union representatives that the merger would hurt consumers and workers. The FTC argues that combining the two companies would reduce competition, leading to higher prices and fewer choices.
A federal judge and a Washington state court recently blocked the US$25 billion merger between supermarket chains Kroger and Albertsons. The ruling follows concerns from the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and union representatives that the merger would hurt consumers and workers. The FTC argues that combining the two companies would reduce competition, leading to higher prices and fewer choices.
Thyme farming is a growing venture that is gaining popularity due to its versatile uses. It can be grown in small gardens, larger farms, or even in pots. Proper management ensures high-quality thyme production for various markets.
Syngenta , Platinum Parter of World Agri-Tech San Francisco 2025 , has reached a new milestone in its collaboration with AI-informed crop health company Enko . The discovery of novel weed control molecules advances efforts to bring much-needed innovation in herbicide technology to farmers. The collaboration targets a new Mode of Action (MoA), which is the way the herbicide controls susceptible plants.
Peanuts farming is a significant agricultural activity in many regions, offering high nutritional and economic value. As a versatile crop, peanuts serve both human consumption and industrial uses, making them a key player in global food production. Peanuts farming involves the cultivation of peanut plants, which are legumes grown primarily for their edible seeds.
Amanda Radke (L) receives award from AAW first vice president Kim Bremmer American Agri-Women (AAW) recently honored South Dakota rancher and agriculture advocate Amanda Radke with its prestigious Veritas Award during its 2024 National Convention in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. The Veritas Award, one of AAWs highest honors, is given to individuals who have demonstrated public witness to the pursuit of truth.
The Monis family, whose roots in Wisconsin date back to 1847, share on the past and future of their family farm. They are protecting their lands legacy for future generations with help from Tall Pines Conservancy and the Wisconsin Farmland Protection Partnership. In 2009, Wisconsin passed the Working Lands Initiative, creating the states first ever Purchase of Agricultural Conservation Easements program.
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On my flight back from Liberty Food Fest in Bellows Falls, Vermont I caught up with my The Economist magazine's 2025 predictions issue. Quite a bit of ink dealt with the apparently growing movement toward initiatives around the world, especially in Great Britain, to legalize assisted death. The overall justification, or goal, for the movement is the ability to die with "freedom, choice, and dignity.
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