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EC: How EU can Produce More Sustainably?
EU - By 2050 the global population is set to reach nine billion people and worldwide demand for food, feed and fibre is forecast to increase by 70 per cent. To thrive in that context, economies will need to use natural resources in a far more efficient manner.
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Bluetongue Antibodies Detected in Imports from Germany
RUSSIA - Specialists at the Rosselkhoznadzor Administration examined cattle shipments delivered to Krasnoyarsk Krai.
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Family Celebrates 100 Years at World Ag Expo
GLOBAL, US - The Airoso family will celebrate its 100th anniversary of dairying in California with a dairy consignment sale at World Ag Expo in Tulare on 16 February. The sale, which will showcase some of the best genetic opportunities that Holstein and Jersey breeds have to offer, is the first-ever dairy sale at World Ag Expo.
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CME: Cheese Production Heavy in December
US - Record volumes of milk flowed into cheese plants in December, writes Alan Levitt.
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Weekly Cattle Summary
AUSTRALIA - This report is a collection of weekly cattle price summaries from each Australian state by the Meat & Livestock Australia (MLA).
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BLUETONGUE: Antibodies Detected in German Imports
EU - Keep up-to-date with the latest Bluetongue outbreak news across the European Union.
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Production Costs Undermine Milk Price Recovery
SPAIN - Despite the slight recovery in prices, production costs undermine the profitability of dairy farms in Spain.
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Outlook Conference Date Set
UK - This yearâs Outlook conference, jointly hosted by BPEX, DairyCo and EBLEX, will be held at One Great George Street in London, on Wednesday 2 May.
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Malta's Cattle Population Growing
MALTA - Maltaâs stock of cattle has gone up slightly, amounting to more than 15,000 animals last year, an increase of 0.8 per cent, or 120 heads, compared to a year earlier.
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Parental Exemption of Child Labour in Ag Rule
US - The US Department of Labour's Wage and Hour Division has announced that it will re-propose the portion of its regulation on child labour in agriculture interpreting the "parental exemption." The decision to re-propose is in part a response to requests from the public and members of Congress that the agency allow an opportunity for more input on this aspect of the rule.
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