The 18th Cambodian fruit and vegetable exhibition, under the theme of ‘Increasing the added value of fruit and vegetable businesses’, was kicked off from February 27 to March 2 in Siem Reap City, Siem Reap province. The exhibition was organized by the Ministry of Commerce (MoC) with the support of the…
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The global leader in humane fish harvesting technology, Ace Aquatec, is set to launch its innovative A-HSU skid-mounted in-water electric trout stunner to the North American market. The official debut just took place at the 2025 Ontario Aquaculture conference at Fleming College in Lindsay, Canada. Suitable for a wide range of freshwater production species, this […]
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Through the support of the International Salmon Farmers Association (ISFA), Young Salmon Farmers of British Columbia (BC), Young Aquaculture Society and YoungFish have come together to create an alliance dedicated to uniting the next generation of young professional in the seafood industry and creating international opportunities for them. The Next Generation Seafood Alliance (NGSA) was […]
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By Thai Union Thai Union Group PCL, the world’s seafood leader, has been recognized as one the world’s most sustainable companies in the food products industry, ranking in the top 1% of the S&P Global Sustainability Yearbook 2025. Thai Union achieved a score of 85 out of 100 following S&P’s Corporate Sustainability Assessment (CSA) 2024 […]
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Hello! Im looking for any resources you may have for best plants to start “greening“ my high desert Land. it‘s south Montana reported zone 5a. And seems to get around 6-10 inches of rain per year At an elevation of 4200 feet.
before the robust edibles, i want to increase vegetation on the land and hopefully mimic the techniques Geoff Lawton (and others) have done in dessert climates but in this zone. that said, my first goal is to plant the proper starting plants such as trees.
if you have any resources specific to my climate please let me know!
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As the Sonoran Desert gets hotter and drier due to climate change, the famous saguaro cactus might struggle to survive because fewer new cacti are growing to replace the old ones.
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GLOBALG.A.P. is set to introduce its next-generation IT solutions on 1 March 2025, marking a significant milestone in its long-term collaboration with partner Osapiens. Designed to unify certification and audit management within a single platform, this development aims to streamline processes and provide…
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Spanish cucumber deliveries outweighed Dutch ones. Belgian deliveries supplemented; in Munich, a few Greek deliveries were also available. Availability was limited overall, with the presence of Spanish loads in particular apparently reduced as they were tied up in retail promotions last week. According…
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In East China’s Shandong province, farm grower Wu Zhengqian is jubilant with the vibrant growth of his strawberries in greenhouses at grain-producing Juancheng county. Shuttling through his strawberry bushes in Wuxingyanzhuang village in Jishan town on Feb 24, he used scissors to trim off excess branches…
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Given our current knowledge and development, what’s the up to date narrative on “commercially viable” regen ag. As well as new or developing financial incentives for farmers, industrial plants etc. I know about carbon credits… Even providing resources to diff companies and organizations that tie into these matters would be a huge help:
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