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Study confirms government lacks basic data on pesticides and other chemicals in the environmentGet our morning and afternoon news emails, free app or daily news podcastThe federal government has no suitable data source for monitoring the effect of agri…
Study suggests antimicrobial used to promote livestock growth breeds bacteria more resistant to our natural defencesThe blanket use of antibiotics in farming has led to the emergence of bacteria that are more resistant to the human immune system, scien…
One month into spring in Iran, the canola fields in the central city of Arak are shining bright.
A satellite that issues a correction signal to most Australian farm machinery went down this week, leaving farmers in the lurchSign up for the Rural Network email newsletterJoin the Rural Network group on Facebook to be part of the communityMobile inte…
Latest data by the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) shows that Iran was the third largest producer of honey in the world in 2022.
Bottom trawling associated with the feed product depletes oceans more than wild-catch fishing, expert saysSign up for the Rural Network email newsletterJoin the Rural Network group on Facebook to be part of the communityAustralia’s growing aquaculture …
Act opens door to technology being used to create cats and dogs with extreme features, says charityPets could be subjected to gene editing under a new government act, the RSPCA has warned.The animal charity has said that the Genetic Technology (Precisi…
Innovation in agricultural sector is needed if cities are to solve air pollution problems, say scientistsA study reveals that farming is responsible for more than a quarter of the particle pollution in UK cities.UK agriculture created 38% of the partic…
As the world continues attempting to achieve the tricky balancing act needed to tackle international aggression, deteriorating climate conditions and looming economic downturn, Parliament meets in plenary determined to ensure the best outcomes for European citizens.
Forgotten grape varieties offer adaptation hope for an industry particularly sensitive to changeThe ads – tucked in the corners of local newspapers and directed at winemakers – began turning up across Catalonia in the 1980s. “If you know where to find …