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With drug production soaring, Bogotá wants to revive its controversial crop spraying programme
Daffodil farmers warn millions of blooms will be left to rot because they cannot secure enough pickers
Agricultural reform is needed but requires building consensus
AI net designs promise a more eco-friendly way to fish
Agricultural transformation will not be achieved until consumers can afford to spend more
Prices surge to near eight-year high as demand from Beijing fuels grain market rally
Demonstrators angry at government’s sweeping overhaul of country’s agricultural markets
The western state of Mato Grosso is riding an agricultural boom, driven by China, faith and Bolsonaro
Industry warns Brussels that block on exports could be fatal for British suppliers
Agricultural lobby asks Canberra for help finding alternative export markets
From the laboratory to the kitchen of the near future
Smallholders urged to adapt as climate change and mega-dam threaten Nile flows
Violent clashes have rattled organisers who are trying to stop the movement from splintering
UK farmers blame increased bureaucracy for drop in exports as influx of cheap European meat hits prices
Sustainable food group aims to use global reach of US brand famed for its sugary drink
Indian police fire tear gas and use batons after protesters breach barricades
Botched cull of up to 17m animals over fears of virus mutation sparked anger against government
Crops can grow in the desert with sophisticated irrigation schemes, but poor infrastructure is holding back development
European producers monopolise the value of one of the country’s biggest exports
Frustration on all sides as EU and UK get ready to apply the trade deal
Shortages and price rises are on the cards
Unmet expectations of new age of plenty and higher costs when selling to EU prompt anger at UK ports
Concerns over sustainability and climate change are driving interest
Household names like McDonald’s start to modify practices to aid farm animals’ health, growth and digestion
Operators call on London and Paris to sort out Brexit-related bureaucracy
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