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USDA to Resume Livestock Imports From Mexico After Screwworm Fears

USDA to Resume Livestock Imports From Mexico After Screwworm Fears

67% Center coverage: 33 sources

Imports of livestock from Mexico will resume in phases starting next week after a ban in May at ports of entry because of fear of the spread of New World screwworm, the U.S. Department of Agriculture announced Monday.See the Story

Fmc Corporation Expands Novel Fluindapyr Fungicide Technology to Emea Region

Agriculture · Ukraine

Fmc Corporation Expands Novel Fluindapyr Fungicide Technology to Emea Region

64% Center coverage: 25 sources

Tremisia® fungicide receives registration in Ukraine, bringing growers a new tool to combat challenging crop diseases See the Story

White House Confirms US-India Trade Deal Very Close: ‘You'll Hear From President Trump Soon’

White House · United States

White House Confirms US-India Trade Deal Very Close: ‘You'll Hear From President Trump Soon’

63% Right coverage: 24 sources

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White House Confirms US-India Trade Deal Very Close: ‘You'll Hear From President Trump Soon’

White House Confirms US-India Trade Deal Very Close: ‘You'll Hear From President Trump Soon’

White House Confirms US-India Trade Deal Very Close: ‘You'll Hear From President Trump Soon’

At Least 66 Children Dead of Malnutrition in Gaza as Israel Tightens Siege

White House Confirms US-India Trade Deal Very Close: ‘You'll Hear From President Trump Soon’

53% Right coverage: 34 sources

White House · United States See the Story

Hunger Should Not Be Used as a Weapon of War, Pope Leo Says

58% Right coverage: 12 sources

Pope Leo XIV · Vatican City See the Story

South Africa Pushes for Debt Relief and Global Financial Reform at UN Financing Summit in Spain

Coverage: 10 sources

Seville, Spain, Jun 29 (EFE).- Seventy heads of state and government will gather in Seville on Monday for the Fourth United Nations International Conference on Financing for Development, aiming to mobilize new resources for global cooperation and reaffirm their commitment to multilateralism. Notably absent from the summit: the United States. While all 193 UN member ...Antonio Guterres · Seville See the Story

“Best Month of the year.” Strong Foreign Exchange Revenue: in June Agro-Exports Brought Us$3706 Million to the Country

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Last June, the foreign exchange settlement of agroexports was US$S3706 million, an 87% higher than in the same month of 2024 and an increase of 21% in relation to May 2025, when U$S3054 million entered. This figure leads to an annual accumulation in 2025 of US$15,419,643 which, compared to 2024, meant a rise between January and June of 40%. This was reported in the Chamber of the Oil Industry of the Republic (Ciara) and the Center Exporters of C…Javier Milei · Argentina See the Story

Songbird and Co. Serves Locally Produced, Sustainable Coffee

Coverage: 2 sources

CLOQUET — Frustrated with the lack of sustainably sourced coffee around Cloquet, Arthur Allen started purchasing bulk, raw coffee beans online. He began roasting them in his home coffee roaster, 1 pound at a time. “Man, there's a lot of impact when it comes to coffee, clear-cutting, labor exploitation, you name it, it's all there,” Allen said. “And I really wanted to put my dollars where they counted. I wanted to put them into an industry that w…Agriculture · Puerto Rico See the Story

Belarus Keeps up Crackdown on Dissent Even as Authorities Free some Prisoners, Rights Group Says

53% Center coverage: 13 sources

Breaking News, Sports, Manitoba, CanadaAlexander Lukashenko · Belarus See the Story

Government Urges Youth to Lead Modern Farming Sector

The Philippine government is urging young Filipinos to consider careers in agriculture, as it works to turn the sector into a modern and tech-driven industry. During his visit to the Science City of Muñoz in Nueva Ecija, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. said that new technology is key to helping farming thrive and that the youth […] The post Government urges youth to lead modern farming sector appeared first on Back End News.Farming · South Africa See the Story

Smuggled agri products worth P34M seized

67% Left coverage: 3 sources

MANILA, Philippiens – Local authorities seized P34 million worth of smuggled agricultural products at the Port of Manila on Tuesday, July 1. The Department of Agriculture (DA), the Bureau of Plant Industry (BPI) and the Bureau of Customs (BOC) intercepted six container vans carrying imported onions and mackerel. According to these agencies, consignees declared theBusiness · Philippines See the Story

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