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    China’s pork production to dip despite heavier hogs

    Market Trends
    calendar icon 25 April 2025
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    Animal disease pressures reshape China’s swine farming model

    Market Trends
    calendar icon 25 April 2025
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    Northern farms shift to fattening as ASF persists

    June lean hog futures fall - CME

    Market Trends Markets and economics
    calendar icon 25 April 2025
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    Cattle futures edge up as Memorial Day demand drives packer purchases

    Chinese tariffs hitting nearly one in four Canadian agri-businesses - report

    Markets Imports and Exports Trade
    calendar icon 25 April 2025
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    CFIB calling on government to take urgent action

    EU pork exports remain stable - ISN

    Market Trends Markets and economics
    calendar icon 24 April 2025
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    EU pork imports dip 3.8% year-on-year

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    January 2021

    US Farmers Union condemns yesterday's violence at the Capitol

    People Health and safety Industry and legislation
    calendar icon 7 January 2021
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    The National Farmers Union has called the violent group who stormed the US Capitol building on 6 January "insurrectionists" and condemns their attempt to undermine democracy.

    UK sets up consultation for gene editing crops and livestock

    Genetics and reproduction Research and innovation Industry and legislation
    calendar icon 7 January 2021
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    Plans to consult on gene editing – which could unlock substantial benefits to nature, the environment and help farmers with crops resistant to pests, disease or extreme weather and to produce healthier, more nutritious food – will be set out today by Environment Secretary George Eustice in his speech at the Oxford Farming Conference.

    Argentina’s farmers will strike over corn export suspension from Monday

    Markets Herd management Feed and nutrition
    calendar icon 6 January 2021
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    Argentine farmers will hold a 72-hour strike from 11 January to protest a government decision to temporarily suspend corn exports.

    Argentina’s meat industry believes that recent corn export suspension will not lower local food prices

    Markets Herd management Feed and nutrition
    calendar icon 5 January 2021
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    Argentina's recently announced suspension of corn exports will not have its intended effect, which was to lower the cost of local staples like steak, the country's CICCRA meat industry chamber said on 4 January.

    Red Tractor UK wants farmers to take the lead in shaping future standards

    Disease Managing disease Pig Welfare
    calendar icon 5 January 2021
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    Farm assurance body, Red Tractor, is urging farmers across the UK to participate in a consultation on how its farm standards should evolve beyond 2021.

    Chinese consumers are turning away from imported meat due to COVID-19 fears

    Markets People Market Trends
    calendar icon 4 January 2021
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    Chinese supermarkets and consumers are embracing domestic meat as import numbers stagnate and concerns over food-borne transmission of the novel coronavirus continue.

    Delegates at the Oxford Real Farming Conference to champion regenerative agriculture

    Husbandry Environmental management Industry and legislation
    calendar icon 4 January 2021
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    In the run-up to the COP26 Climate Conference, farmers and communities from 75 countries gather at global summit to show how farming can help fix the climate crisis.
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