AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoFarm Trade & Markets: Deniliquin’s Country Women’s Association sold out its Naponda Farmers’ Market scones (120+ sold) and will use proceeds for community CWA work. Livestock Export Rules: Irish calf exporters hit back at Dutch threats over “politically motivated” demands for 12-hourly milk feeding for unweaned calves, arguing EU law doesn’t require it. Holiday Direct Sales: Seoul’s Chuseok Seoro Market returns with 100+ vendors and discounts up to 30%, spotlighting regional garlic, kimchi and seafood plus beef/pork trucks. Climate & Water Resilience: A new push at the Africa Food Systems Forum in Kigali backs scaling irrigation because most African farmland is rain-fed and El Niño drought risk is rising. Land-Use Planning: Namibia’s Oshana region handed over an integrated land-use plan to guide growth while protecting agricultural land. Transport & Emissions Policy: Estonia’s plan to buy state buses (electric and gas) drew criticism from operators who say the system should stay contract-based. Research for Tough Conditions: A University of Newcastle study mapped genetics of salt-tolerant Salicornia to support future breeding for salty soils. EU-FAO Support for Farmers: The EU and FAO launched a €5m initiative for Afghan farmers and agribusinesses, including market hubs, early-warning info, and restoration of degraded land. Farm Finance for Smallholders: India’s PM-KMY pension scheme marks seven years, with millions of small and marginal farmers enrolled for an assured old-age income.
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