The demand led to a massive farming industry as well.
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Read more: 9 mind-blowing facts about the US farming industry
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We already have a heavily subsidized farming industry in this country.
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BERGEN, Norway (Reuters) - Norway has built the world's biggest salmon-farming industry.
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The danger that these tariffs pose to the farming industry can't be overstated.
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But I believe it will be good for our fishing and farming industry.
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And Costco sells Australian Angus beef, which also supports the local farming industry.
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China's wildlife-farming industry, valued at $74 billion, has been permanently shut down.
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They knew they couldn't or their GMO farming industry in Hawaii would be over.
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Kurdistan's farming industry has been hit by the conscription of peasants into the security forces.
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According to King, the industrial farming industry is about 50 years away from completely fracturing.
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And, at the same time, the farming industry is depleting the soil of necessary nutrients.
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The IBC-Br is a gauge of activity in the farming, industry and services sectors.
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He went on to discuss the trauma that the factoring farming industry visits on livestock.
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The farming industry will become more important than ever before in the next few decades.
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Just 2628 percent said that the government was too strict with the factory farming industry.
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Trump has accused China of targeting agricultural products to hurt his supporters in the farming industry.
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The switch happened three years ago, after Henry herself discovered "the truth" about the farming industry.
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Exports by Norway's extensive salmon farming industry represented 61 percent of overall seafood exports in February.
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A recent Iowa State University study found that they could cost the state's farming industry $2.2 billion.
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One interesting issue facing the marijuana farming industry is which of these models is going to dominate.
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By some estimates, the vertical farming industry is projected to be worth USD $13 billion by 2024.
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And there are no guarantees of success in a market as ripe for competition as the farming industry.
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Iceland is also weighing up how to expand its salmon-farming industry, while considering its potential environmental impact.
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Opening up the dairy market could cause problems for Trudeau, since the influential farming industry opposes the idea.
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The health impacts from the state's hog farming industry, for instance, disproportionately affect poor and African American communities.
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But due to a domestic luxury food market, a large-scale farming industry developed which may threaten wild populations.
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The farming industry was one that stood to gain most from the TPP, as negotiated by the Obama administration.
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However, no specific proposals for protecting farmers have been suggested, and farming industry representatives were leery of tariff relief.
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Jurgenne Primavera came of age in the shrimp farming industry, where she worked as a researcher for over 30 years.
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Prices were likely to rise because Norway's highly regulated salmon farming industry had little room to boost output, he said.
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Fredriksen has diversified his investments significantly in recent years however, including into real estate and the lucrative fish farming industry.
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As crop prices fall, analysts and investors have anticipated a flurry of deals among companies that service the farming industry.
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Before Adcock worked at CropLife, she served as a lobbyist for the farming industry at the American Farm Bureau Federation.
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According to USDA, the price gap could open up huge opportunities for the pig farming industry in the United States.
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The last major bird flu outbreak in China, in 2013, killed 36 people and cost the farming industry around $6.5 billion.
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Meat was sold under Costco's beloved house brand, Kirkland Signature, and included Australian Angus beef to support the local farming industry.
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Before Ms. Adcock worked at CropLife, she served as a lobbyist for the farming industry at the American Farm Bureau Federation.
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The islands have developed a small scallop farming industry, and each summer, up to 15,000 tourists arrive, often by cruise ship.
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"A free and frictionless trade deal with our biggest trading partner, the EU, is absolutely critical to the farming industry," she added.
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The Asian variety has dwindled due to lack of prey, hunting, farming, industry and the building of human infrastructure across its homelands.
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Farmers say the loss of such staff threatens the wider food and farming industry which contributes around 7 percent of economic output.
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Once he tried to change the fish farming industry by inventing a machine that played killer whale sounds to ward off seals.
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But it's unclear whether Britain alone can reinvigorate its pig farming industry—so the British pig may become a rare animal indeed.
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The government-run China Feed Industry Association said a reliance on imported soybeans is creating a "bottleneck" for the country's farming industry.
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The proliferation of ag-gag laws have made the industrial animal farming industry one of the riskiest places to be a whistleblower.
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Access to capital for the booming fish farming industry was also a concern, the Fisheries Minister Per Sandberg said in the same statement.
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One group that has been solely disappointed by the TPP's unraveling, though, is America's farming industry, which had lobbied hard for its passage.
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On the FTSE 100, online grocer Ocado added 4.7% after announcing a 17 million-pound investment in the newly emerging vertical farming industry.
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He yielded after weeks of negotiations, having received assurances on investor protection issues and that Canadian imports would not disrupt the Walloon farming industry.
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And with no sign of the disease coming under control, more culls are set to come which could cripple the domestic pig farming industry.
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The farming industry is expected to shift massively toward greater automation, including the use of self-driving tractors and robotic spraying and irrigation equipment.
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"Continually squeezing margins can take away the ability of the food and farming industry to invest and improve quality, range and sustainability," added Hambling.
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The value of the larger wildlife-farming industry is closer to $74 billion, according to a 2017 report by the Chinese Academy of Engineering.
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Solstad Farstad is also targeting the growing fish farming industry through a 50/50 joint venture with the world's biggest salmon farmer Marine Harvest.
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CANADA'S TRADE MINISTER, ASKED WHY OTTAWA DOES NOT RETALIATE AGAINST BEIJING, SAYS HE AND FARMING INDUSTRY WANT TO ADDRESS CHINESE ALLEGATIONS OF PESTS IN CANOLA
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In fact, for over two decades, the tiger "farming" industry in China has been quietly ballooning, and it's about to get a lot more legitimate.
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A Reuters survey of 13 analysts forecast a 0.10 percent increase in the indicator, a gauge of activity in the farming, industry and services sectors.
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While the government has sought to entice investors into its cotton farming industry, this has been complicated by ineffective land management and complex property rights.
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As the EPA neared a decision on the pesticide, chlorpyrifos, top agency officials met with a farming industry group, according to newly released internal documents.
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A Reuters survey of 18 analysts forecast a 0.10 percent drop in the indicator, a gauge of activity in the farming, industry and services sectors.
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" At his home, which can be reached only by boat, Mr. Braanaas conceded that the Norwegian salmon farming industry has "made a lot of mistakes.
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The Aussie farming industry is rushing to recruit tech-savvy graduates as the sector swaps its bucolic past for a future of drones and robots.
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As CEO of Marine Harvest, Alf-Helge Aarskog oversees a quarter of what Marine Harvest says is a $14-billion-a-year global salmon-farming industry.
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"We are using nature to fight on two fronts: Tackling both the food waste we create, and the unsustainability of the protein farming industry," explains Whitaker.
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Grassley writes that Iowa's agricultural exports depend on the trade agreement, and warns that Trump's threats to fully withdraw from NAFTA could devastate the farming industry.
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Yet eliminating the estate tax has been a longtime goal of the GOP, which argues that it stifles family-owned businesses, including in the farming industry.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's Ocado is plowing 17 million pounds ($22 million) into the emerging "vertical farming" industry, further diversifying the online grocer and technology group's business.
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Kenya's economic growth slowed in the first quarter compared with the same period in 2018, as a drought hurt the farming industry, the statistics office said.
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A Reuters survey of 18 analysts had forecast a 0.30 percent increase in the indicator, a gauge of activity in the farming, industry and services sectors.
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The surprisingly poor performance, a gauge of activity in the farming, industry and services sectors, marked a 5.32 percent fall on the same month last year.
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In the farming industry, male chicks and some unhealthy female chicks are considered a by-product, while healthy female chicks are reared to become egg-laying hens.
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" Emily McDermott, 25, Sydney, Australia"The restructuring of the global farming industry will minimise the harmful ecological impact from farming and global demand for cheap meat products.
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The UK farming industry fears that Prime Minister Boris Johnson will ditch EU standards forbidding the sale of products such as chlorinated chicken and hormone-injected beef.
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Antonio Pestana, chief of the farming industry association, told reporters recently that shortages of seeds and agrochemicals means only 25 percent of agricultural land is actually being farmed.
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In another sign that smart technology is transforming the farming industry, engineers at the University of Cambridge have developed a robot that uses machine learning to pick lettuce.
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Agriculture technology, which includes the use of drones, robotics and bioengineering to efficiently grow crops, has become a buzzword in the farming industry in the past few years.
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As chemical and agricultural products producers face pressure to grow, two of the world's largest crop fertilizer makers have agreed to combine in the latest farming industry deal.
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For those who did not know her, Adcock explained her past lobbying on behalf of the farming industry, and she asked for recommendations on regulatory changes, he said.
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It comes after a farmers' union in Wales warned Johnson that leaving without a deal would cause "civil unrest" in rural areas and wipe out the farming industry.
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For those who did not know her, Ms. Adcock explained her past lobbying on behalf of the farming industry, and she asked for recommendations on regulatory changes, he said.
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" And he connected it to Iowa's farming industry directly, "The drought here in Iowa is going to make it harder for farmers to produce the food that we need.
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LONDON, June 10 (Reuters) - British online grocer and technology company Ocado has invested 17 million pounds ($21.6 million) in the newly emerging vertical farming industry, it said on Monday.
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The Brazilian central bank said on Friday that its IBC-Br economic activity index, which measures the farming, industry and service sectors, fell 0.52 percent from October after seasonal adjustments.
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IMPACT ON THE ECONOMY AND FARMINGTimothy Lang, Professor of Food Policy at City University London VICE: Would it be possible to maintain a farming industry without animals here in Britain?
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Farming 5G will also transform the farming industry with IoT devices monitoring livestock to ensure that they are nourished and healthy, while also detecting whether they are sick or pregnant.
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And there's big momentum in the US oyster farming industry, which is one of the main contributors of the growth in US aquaculture, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration reports.
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Sooam has fulfilled contracts with the commercial farming industry—cloning livestock for breeding and bottom-line purposes—but its pet cloning division is a marketplace built on a more spiritual communion.
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It's a pretty fucked-up scenario when you think about the process, but so is the way most animals get slaughtered in the factory farming industry—we just eat them later.
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Pruitt didn't follow agency scientists' advice, having "promised farming industry executives who wanted to keep using the pesticide that it is 'a new day and a new future,'" the Times reported.
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OSLO, Jan 20 (Reuters) - Norway's Akva Group, a supplier of equipment to the fish farming industry, warned on Monday of an operating loss for the fourth quarter as revenue missed expectations.
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This feeds into a larger problem in the farming industry: Farmers need to actually be thinking through their supply chain and what they're going to do with all of their product.
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The Danes, famed for their exports of bacon and other pork products, are worried about infected wild boar bringing the untreatable disease north, which could devastate livestock and hurt the country's farming industry.
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But some farming industry executives estimate that as much as half of China's sows have either died from ASF or been slaughtered because of the spreading disease, much higher than the official numbers.
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"We are effectively subsiding every other sector of the economy" in the $2 trillion stimulus package, said Joshua Sewell, a farming industry analyst at Taxpayers for Common Sense, which advocates less government spending.
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"I have activated the Scottish government's response plan to protect our valuable farming industry, including establishing a precautionary movement ban being placed on the farm," Scotland's farming minister Fergus Ewing said in a statement.
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Ms Klobuchar has already been a fairly frequent visitor to neighbouring Iowa, campaigning for fellow Democrats in territory which is a similar mixture of farming, industry and growing cities to that found in Minnesota.
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BIRMINGHAM, England (Reuters) - Britain will use import tariffs to protect its farming industry if it fails to reach a trade pact with the European Union, farming and environment minister Michael Gove said on Tuesday.
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The region's only significant port, in the city of Puerto Montt, reopened after a brief closure, according to the navy, and Chile's aquaculture service said the zone's key salmon farming industry was not affected.
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Since the farming industry worldwide have increasingly adopted a more centralized and industrialized method of food production, that means a lot of breeds that aren't suited to that model get tossed by the wayside.
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The IBC-Br index, a gauge of activity in the farming, industry and services sectors, fell 0.91 percent in August compared with the previous month after seasonal adjustments, following a 0.18 percent fall in July.
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Right now, according to the research consultancy IBIS World, four companies account for more than 65 percent of the revenue generated in the hydroponic crop farming industry: NatureSweet, Houweling's Tomatoes, Village Farms and Sunset Produce.
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"So far the statements that we've seen from government have been very focused on satisfying the demands coming from the farming industry and not looking at what the real risk to workers is," she said.
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People turn to the vegan lifestyle due to health and nutrition reasons, as a response to animal cruelty, and even in a push to save our environment from the affects of the animal farming industry.
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"The outlook for the salmon farming industry is strong; the megatrends supporting increased salmon consumption remain intact and (the growth in) supply is expected to be modest going forward," the company said in the earnings report.
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One photo series explores the beauty of used underwear, while another replaces the young artist's breasts with teats, intended as a comment on the animal farming industry but maybe something that'll make your vegan friends recoil.
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It helps, too, that she has already been a fairly frequent visitor to neighbouring Iowa, campaigning for fellow Democrats in territory that is a similar mixture of farming, industry and growing cities to that found in Minnesota.
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Many of the initial jobs are being filled by workers coming from outside the traditional farming industry: Silicon Valley entrepreneurs in software, big data and hardware; experts in drone and satellite imagery; research scientists from leading universities.
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Karuturi Global, one of the largest investors in Ethiopia's commercial farming industry, said the cancellation of its lease for 100,000 hectares (247,105 acres) in the western Gambella region broke the terms of its agreement with the government.
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The deal follows others that involve the farming industry, including the pending merger between Dow Chemical and DuPont to create a company that would eventually break into three parts, one of which would focus on agricultural chemicals.
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He suspected that the nearby Atlantic salmon processing plant, Brown's Bay Packing, was directing its effluent pipe—a wastewater system common to the fish farming industry—into the waters of the channel, where wild sockeye salmon swim.
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LONDON, June 21 (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May's new government will propose laws to avoid a hit to the country's farming industry once the country leaves the European Union, a copy of May's legislative plans showed.
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Lapp, along with the deer-farming industry as a whole, is facing a crisis in the form of chronic wasting disease, a plague that attacks white-tailed deer, elk, moose, reindeer, and other members of the cervid family.
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SANTIAGO (Reuters) - Agrosuper, one of Chile's top food producers, said on Monday it would buy Chilean salmon company AquaChile for $850 million, the latest of several mergers and acquisitions in the South American nation's consolidating salmon farming industry.
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Other countries like Australia and the United States are taking similar steps in the face of such demographic pressures, but the sheer scale of China's farming industry means the stakes are particularly high in its drive to automate agriculture.
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Details of the government's plan have yet to be released, but the AP reports that officials are hoping to convert the region's farming industry to produce zero carbon emissions and eliminate emissions from buses and trucks in the country.
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The president's policies have caused problems for the farming industry, which was already struggling with higher commodity costs, stiff retaliatory tariffs and loss of access to some markets as a result of Mr. Trump's trade fight with other nations.
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The event captured the vast dimension of the problem, going way beyond coal and cars to touch on farming, industry, human migration, adaptation, deforestation, trade, the food system, racial and economic justice dimensions of climate — and much, much more.
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Though they both had no legal immigration status, the couple had jobs on farms in northeast Nebraska, which is in a part of the country that is more reliant on the farming industry than anywhere else in the United States.
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"There have been a lot of reports lately, mostly on social media, that my department has been planning to lower food and farming standards when negotiating Free Trade Agreements post-Brexit," Fox will tell farming industry representatives in a speech.
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OSLO, April 28 (Reuters) - The average price of Norwegian farmed salmon is expected to rise by 2-3 crowns to 64-65 crowns per kilo for deliveries in Oslo next week, sources in the fish farming industry told Reuters on Friday.
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OSLO, May 13 (Reuters) - The price of Norwegian farmed salmon is expected to rise to near-record levels next week, as supplies from Norway are constrained by yet another public holiday, sources in the fish farming industry told Reuters on Friday.
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Once a rarity on global dinner tables, salmon is a staple today, thanks to a fish farming industry that has expanded at breakneck speed in recent decades, including in Norway, where in 2016 around 1.18 million metric tons were produced.
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Online seed swaps offer those who participate in them access to gardening tips and unique plant varieties, but what's most remarkable about these groups is that they've managed to cut much produce grown through the industrialized farming industry out of their lives.
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The African swine fever outbreak poses a major threat to the hog farming industry in the province and the whole country, and must be eradicated thoroughly, an official from Liaoning Provincial Bureau of Animal Health and Production said, according to Liaoning Daily.
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OSLO, April 21 (Reuters) - The average price of Norwegian farmed salmon is expected to fall by 3-5 crowns to 60-64 Norwegian crowns per kilo for deliveries in Oslo next week, sources in the fish farming industry told Reuters on Friday.
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A leading Brexit campaigner, Gove also used the Conference speech to argue that Britain's farming industry would be revolutionized by its departure from the Common Agricultural Policy, saying the government would direct its resources to projects that improve the environment and productivity.
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Over the past fifteen years, Purdue — the industry incumbent turned organic, antibiotic-free poultry leader — has worked closely with the USDA to share institutional knowledge of the farming industry, which has led to more efficient and effective protocol measures and standardization procedures.
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One of the biggest economic drivers in North Carolina is the farming industry, but unlike the sepia-toned memories of family farms that once dotted the Piedmont and eastern countryside, the farms that dominate in today's economy are largely owned by corporations.
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"There is no doubt that there will be support for our vital food and farming industry after we leave the EU. But I'm not going to pre-empt the work the government is doing to get the best possible deal for the UK," she said.
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Below are examples of companies investing in the pig farming industry in the north: * Muyuan Foods raised 3.15 billion yuan in May to build five new pig breeding bases in Inner Mongolia, Liaoning, Heilongjiang and Jilin, with total output of 2.1 million pigs a year.
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When the tigers reach sexual maturity and can no longer be handled safely, they often disappear, sold on the black market for up to $2200,2160, according to Karl Ammann, a Kenya-based investigative filmmaker who is making a documentary about the tiger farming industry.
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You can watch a rather over-the-top video demo of the technology below: The purchase of Blue River Technologies is a sign of increased interest in agriculture automation, but it's also a good example of just how complicated — and difficult to automate — the farming industry is.
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Soil erosion, wheat variety, and shiny new tractor parts may be the sorts of topics reserved to the interests of farming industry publications, but as the world becomes more globalized, the influence of agriculture photography has become crucial in communicating environmental issues that affect us all.
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Trump was visiting the largest state producer of corn to promote his late-May decision to expand requirements to blend gasoline with 15 percent ethanol year-round, a move that generated cheers from the farming industry but was met with frustration by the oil and gas sector.
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In recent weeks, beef and farming industry groups have persuaded legislators in more than a dozen states to introduce laws that would make it illegal to use the word meat to describe burgers and sausages that are created from plant-based ingredients or are grown in labs.
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The major pig and feed producer has invested more than 1.1 billion yuan ($163.51 million) into the pig farms, eyeing an opportunity from an upgrade of the hog farming industry in Vietnam, the company said, as it signs an agreement with Vietnamese authorities at China's Belt and Road Forum on Thursday.
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Earlier this month, the Association of Equipment Manufacturers and the Equipment Dealers Association—two farming industry trade groups that represent John Deere and other giants in the space—announced that its manufacturers and dealers support "commonsense repair solutions" and will voluntarily provide some of the requirements outlined in fair repair legislation.
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The relatively low level of debt to asset ratio in the farming industry, the resilience of real estate values and the fixed rate structure of loans are some of the reasons the farm economy has so far held up, Mark Jensen, CEO of Frontier Farm Credit and Farm Credit Services of America said.
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WASHINGTON — In the weeks before the Environmental Protection Agency decided to reject its own scientists' advice to ban a potentially harmful pesticide, Scott Pruitt, the agency's head, promised farming industry executives who wanted to keep using the pesticide that it is "a new day, and a new future," and that he was listening to their pleas.
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It might continue to face pressure from the factory farming industry, but it's worth noting that meat giants like Tyson have invested in meat alternatives, and it's possible to imagine that as the environmental and consumer choice case for meat alternatives becomes more pronounced, the industry will conclude that combating it is less profitable than investing in it.
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"(The U.K.'s) EU membership benefits the UK food and farming industry by giving easy access to the world's largest single market of 500 million consumers, which accounts for 60% of our food and drink exports worth £11.5 billion," a spokesperson from the U.K. government's Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA), said in a statement, emailed to CNBC.
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OSLO, Oct 31 (Reuters) - * Norway's new system of regulating growth in its salmon and trout farming industry will allow for growth of up to 24,000 tonnes of fish, corresponding to an increase of almost three percent in the current biomass, the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Fisheries said in a statement * Known as the "traffic light" system, the new regulation uses a red, green and yellow colour coding system to identify which regions are allowed to grow based on environmental factors such as the prevalence of sea lice * Norway is the world's largest producer of farmed salmon.
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OSLO, June 22 (Reuters) - ** Norway's Fisheries Directorate has rejected an experimental fish farm design by Aqualine, the regulator said in a statement ** Aqualine AS had applied for 10 permits for the concept known as "Aqualine Subsea System – submersible industrial production" ** Norway encourages fish farmers to try out new technologies in order to improve animal welfare and facilitate growth in its fish farming industry, and awards experimental farming permits to try out concepts seen to bring significant innovation ** Each permit would have a capacity of up to 780 tonnes of salmon (Reporting by Ole Petter Skonnord, editing by Terje Solsvik)
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