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Last month Jocko Besne, the most prodigious breeding bull in France died in Loire-atlantique department in western France. Following Jocko's death, an estimated 400,000 offspring have been left fatherless.
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Seeds and plant biodiversity were the focus of attention during a Seedy Saturday event recently held in a Nova Scotia town.
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A herd of stray elephants have destroyed fences and crops at the Shashe irrigation scheme close to the borders of Botswana and South Africa in Zimbabwe.
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Edinburgh -
As a city, Edinburgh has many attractions both old and new and many that are designed specifically to draw in the tourists. However, there are a few that are more well known to locals and this article is about one of them.
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Thousands rally in Australia's major cities to protest against Australia’s live animal export trade and call for a permanent ban.
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Brasil -
As new satellite data shows deforestation of the Brazilian Amazon rainforest increased almost sixfold in the past year, Brazil's Chamber of Deputies passed a vote which would ease regulations on the Forest Code, allowing farmers to increase deforestation.
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Natchez -
Mississippi River floodwaters continue moving south, leaving in their wake thousands of flooded homes and businesses and millions of acres of flooded land, an event Mississippi Governor Haley Barbour, in his comfort zone, urged citizens to be wary of.
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One-third of the world's food production is either lost or wasted each year, according to a report commissioned by the United nations.
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House Representatives in the Minnesota Legislature have proposed a bill that will open the door for resident farmers to grow medical marijuana for resale to dispensaries in states which have legalized the use and sale of marijuana for medical conditions.
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Feeling the impact from a widespread drought, China - the world's most populous country and largest global wheat producer - is now forced to dig wells to protect what is left of its wheat crops.
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Farming Headlines
How drones and satellites are catching farming cheats
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A New Zealand court blocks a move by the government to allow Chinese investors to buy farms in the country.
China's Vice President Xi Jinping returns to farm in Iowa where he spent time in 1985.
 Companies are fighting for the right to supply green energy to Nova Scotians with competing plans to build wind farms.
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