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  1. Hi everyone, it is a high time to rear the poultry birds together and use this project as a living laboratory to train young people about sustainable agriculture and environmental conservation.
    Poultry farming combined with plant science, equips young people with every required knowledge for self-reliance.
    More birds are needed to make this project more sounding
    #agriculture #gardening #Birds #farming #layers #food #agribusiness #BirdsOfFediverse #skills #Mastodon #Fediverse #linux #USA

  2. Hi everyone, it is a high time to rear the poultry birds together and use this project as a living laboratory to train young people about sustainable agriculture and environmental conservation.
    Poultry farming combined with plant science, equips young people with every required knowledge for self-reliance.
    More birds are needed to make this project more sounding
    #agriculture #gardening #Birds #farming #layers #poultry #agribusiness #BirdsOfFediverse #skills #Mastodon #Fediverse #linux #USA

  3. Hi everyone, it is a high time to rear the poultry birds together and use this project as a living laboratory to train young people about sustainable agriculture and environmental conservation.
    Poultry farming combined with plant science, equips young people with every required knowledge for self-reliance.
    More birds are needed to make this project more sounding
    #agriculture #gardening #Birds #farming #layers #food #agribusiness #BirdsOfFediverse #skills #Mastodon #Fediverse #linux #USA

  4. Hi everyone, it is a high time to rear the poultry birds together and use this project as a living laboratory to train young people about sustainable agriculture and environmental conservation.
    Poultry farming combined with plant science, equips young people with every required knowledge for self-reliance.
    More birds are needed to make this project more sounding
    #agriculture #gardening #Birds #farming #layers #food #agribusiness #BirdsOfFediverse #skills #Mastodon #Fediverse #linux #USA

  5. Meet the Rural Women's Award finalists for 2026
    By Justine Longmore and Annie Brown

    Australia's Rural Woman of the Year will be announced in Canberra on Tuesday, September 8.

    abc.net.au/news/rural/2026-09-

    #AwardsandPrizes #Women #Agribusiness #JustineLongmore #AnnieBrown

  6. Meet the Rural Women's Award finalists for 2026
    By Justine Longmore and Annie Brown

    Australia's Rural Woman of the Year will be announced in Canberra on Tuesday, September 8.

    abc.net.au/news/rural/2026-09-

    #AwardsandPrizes #Women #Agribusiness #JustineLongmore #AnnieBrown

  7. Meet the Rural Women's Award finalists for 2026
    By Justine Longmore and Annie Brown

    Australia's Rural Woman of the Year will be announced in Canberra on Tuesday, September 8.

    abc.net.au/news/rural/2026-09-

    #AwardsandPrizes #Women #Agribusiness #JustineLongmore #AnnieBrown

  8. Meet the Rural Women's Award finalists for 2026
    By Justine Longmore and Annie Brown

    Australia's Rural Woman of the Year will be announced in Canberra on Tuesday, September 8.

    abc.net.au/news/rural/2026-09-

    #AwardsandPrizes #Women #Agribusiness #JustineLongmore #AnnieBrown

  9. Meet the Rural Women's Award finalists for 2026
    By Justine Longmore and Annie Brown

    Australia's Rural Woman of the Year will be announced in Canberra on Tuesday, September 8.

    abc.net.au/news/rural/2026-09-

    #AwardsandPrizes #Women #Agribusiness #JustineLongmore #AnnieBrown

  10. Hi #mastodon, I want to update on our poultry project that we have been working upon these days.
    While we have a will to rear more than 100 layers, we are just having 5 of them and this does not keep us not motivated, instead it is a gradual starting.
    We want to make this poultry project to also empower young people with rearing skills and agribusiness to improve their lives through agriculture.
    #poultry #Birds #layers #agribusiness #BirdsOfFediverse #skills #gardening #sustainability #food

  11. Hi #mastodon, I want to update on our poultry project that we have been working upon these days.
    While we have a will to rear more than 100 layers, we are just having 5 of them and this does not keep us not motivated, instead it is a gradual starting.
    We want to make this poultry project to also empower young people with rearing skills and agribusiness to improve their lives through agriculture.
    #poultry #Birds #layers #agribusiness #BirdsOfFediverse #skills #gardening #sustainability #food

  12. Hi #mastodon, I want to update on our poultry project that we have been working upon these days.
    While we have a will to rear more than 100 layers, we are just having 5 of them and this does not keep us not motivated, instead it is a gradual starting.
    We want to make this poultry project to also empower young people with rearing skills and agribusiness to improve their lives through agriculture.
    #poultry #Birds #layers #agribusiness #BirdsOfFediverse #skills #gardening #sustainability #food

  13. Hi #mastodon, I want to update on our poultry project that we have been working upon these days.
    While we have a will to rear more than 100 layers, we are just having 5 of them and this does not keep us not motivated, instead it is a gradual starting.
    We want to make this poultry project to also empower young people with rearing skills and agribusiness to improve their lives through agriculture.
    #poultry #Birds #layers #agribusiness #BirdsOfFediverse #skills #gardening #sustainability #food

  14. "Agribusiness remains the primary driver of invasions of Indigenous lands in Brazil. Cattle ranching accounts for more than half of the total area of Indigenous lands invaded by the sector, followed by soy production, revealing the direct link between the international commodities trade, deforestation, and human rights violations.

    APIB warns that pressure on these territories is not limited to the Amazon. The displacement of deforestation and the expansion of the agricultural frontier into other biomes – such as the Cerrado, Pantanal, Pampa, and Caatinga – is already a reality. The Cerrado, for example, has experienced accelerated deforestation precisely due to increased pressure on the Amazon.

    This dynamic intensifies territorial conflicts, escalates violence, and deepens the vulnerability of indigenous peoples living in regions historically affected by the expansion of soy, livestock, mining, and large-scale infrastructure projects.

    Tracking deforestation alone is not sufficient. Mechanisms must also ensure the identification and accountability of companies involved in illegal activities and crimes such as human rights violations, forced displacement of communities, violence against Indigenous leaders, territorial invasions, precarious labor conditions, pesticide contamination, and the destruction of ways of life—across all areas of origin and in all biomes, without exception.

    There is no climate justice without the full protection of Indigenous territories. There is no sustainable development when peoples are sacrificed in the name of profit. The rights of Indigenous peoples are not bargaining chips in trade negotiations and commercial operations."

    apiboficial.org/en/2026/05/07/
    #Indigenous #agribusiness #deforestation #climatejustice #mining #livestock #humanrights #Brazil #apib #EUDR

  15. Butcher backs meat producers as Woolworths to stop selling Tassie beef
    By Duncan Bailey

    A Tasmanian butcher promotes the importance of shopping local following Woolworths's decision to stop selling Tasmanian beef in stores across the country from 2027.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-08-31/tas

    #BeefCattleFarming #Farmers #FoodandBeverageProcessingIndustry #Agribusiness #DuncanBailey

  16. Commercial fishers frustrated with delays to compensation
    By Joanna Prendergast and Chris Lewis

    Nine months after their fishery was closed due to sustainability concerns, some commercial demersal fishers are still waiting for compensation payments from the WA government.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-08-26/wa-

    #FishingandAquacultureIndustry #EnvironmentalPolicy #Agribusiness #StateandTerritoryGovernment #JoannaPrendergast #ChrisLewis

  17. How chickens and cattle are a surprising fit in soil restoration
    By Joanna Prendergast and Chris Lewis

    Chickens and cattle are an unusual combination, but a West Australian pastoralist believes they can complement each other to improve soil health.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-08-19/wil

    #Agriculture #SoilResources #Agribusiness #PoultryFarming #BeefCattleFarming #JoannaPrendergast #ChrisLewis

  18. Director faces investigations following Mundella collapse
    By Jon Daly

    The collapse of a well-known WA dairy processor and associated companies has left unsecured creditors empty-handed. Now liquidators are set to investigate possible insolvent trading and hundreds of potentially "unreasonable transactions" by the director.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-08-17/mun

    #DairyFarming #CompanyNews #Agribusiness #FoodandBeverageProcessingIndustry #JonDaly

  19. Licence loss, fines for companies hosting migrants in shoddy housing
    By Lily Kristanto

    Victorian labour hire companies that house migrant workers in substandard accommodation will risk losing their licence under changes aimed at protecting vulnerable workers.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-08-17/mig

    #AgriculturalWorkers #Agribusiness #HorticultureIndustry #HumanRights #RegionalCommunities #Work #RemoteWorking #Immigration #HousingPolicy #LilyKristanto

  20. "Agribusiness remains the primary driver of invasions of Indigenous lands in Brazil. Cattle ranching accounts for more than half of the total area of Indigenous lands invaded by the sector, followed by soy production, revealing the direct link between the international commodities trade, deforestation, and human rights violations. In 2024, conflicts related to territorial rights totaled 154 cases across 114 Indigenous Lands in 19 states, while land invasions, illegal exploitation of natural resources, and other forms of damage affected 159 Indigenous Lands in 21 states across the country"

    #Indigenous #agribusiness #cattle #humanRights #deforestation #Brazil
    apiboficial.org/en/2026/05/07/

  21. Pro-agribusiness influencers lead offensive against environmental enforcement

    "A flurry of posts against ICMBio operations in Pará show the strength of digital propaganda and illustrate the right’s strategy for garnering support from small farmers"

    #Brazil #Amazon #agribusiness #cattle #environment #influencers
    sumauma.com/en/o-terror-e-a-cr

  22. "Brazil’s Supreme Court is set to weigh a series of cases in the coming days that could reshape protections for the Amazon rainforest and the Indigenous communities

    The cases span from Indigenous land rights, recent rollbacks on environmental safeguards and infrastructure projects. Despite their differences, they share a common path to the court.

    In recent years, a mostly conservative Congress approved measures that environmentalists say violate constitutional rights. President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, whose administration has pursued a more environmentally focused agenda, vetoed some measures outright and parts of others.

    But lawmakers overrode those objections, and the disputes ultimately reached the Supreme Court, which environmental advocates increasingly view as the last line of defense against the weakening of environmental protections in Brazil."

    #Indigenous #Brazil #LandBack #agribusiness #Climate #rainforest #environment
    apnews.com/article/brazil-envi

  23. From Ireland Land Use Review latest report: “sustainable land use requires very significant change”.

    Explanations by Caroline O'Doherty:
    "Agriculture is the main polluter of waterways, half of which fail to meet minimum environmental standards.
    "It is responsible for 38 per cent of national emissions – the largest of any sector.
    "It is the number one pressure on wildlife and natural habitats, 90 per cent of which are in poor condition."

    By subscription: irishtimes.com/life-style/2026
    Archived: archive.ph/Al4qw#selection-216

    #landUse #viability #property #sustainability #water #publicHealth #biomethane #tillage #forestry #Ireland #emissions #agriculture #footprint #GHG #methane #globalHeating #agribusiness #meat #cattle #climateChange #dairy

  24. Top End's first potato crop in decades almost ready for harvest
    By Sam Parry

    A South Australian potato company is preparing to harvest the Northern Territory's first crop of commercially grown potatoes in decades.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-08-04/nt-

    #CropHarvesting #VegetableGrowing #Agribusiness #AgriculturalCrops #Pests #SamParry

  25. #Karrieremontag: 🦋🐝🪳 Erforsche zusammen mit Landwirt*innen, wie die #Insektenvielfalt in #Agrarlandschaften gefördert werden kann.

    Du kennst dich aus mit #Agrarökonomie und Maßnahmen für #Biodiversität in landwirtschaftlichen Betrieben?

    Dann bewirb dich jetzt am Thünen-Institut für Betriebswirtschaft in Braunschweig:
    👉 thuenen.de/Job338

    #Agrarwissenschaften #Agribusiness #Landwirtschaft

  26. Firewood side hustle sparks multi-million-dollar business in four states
    By Brooke Chandler and Grace Crivellaro

    When bushfire and drought robbed farmer Peter Chauncy of his livelihood, he started chopping wood to sell. Forty years later, he runs one of Australia's largest firewood businesses.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-07-21/pet

    #Agriculture #RegionalCommunities #HumanInterest #Agribusiness #SmallBusinesses #RuralandRemoteCommunities #BrookeChandler #GraceCrivellaro

  27. Seems to me that #agribusiness is an example of #MarketFailure, where poisoning workers and destroying local #ecosystems is highly profitable.
    And it's not as if alternative approaches don't exist.

    Revealed: how Europe’s most powerful farming lobby killed EU’s pesticide law
    theguardian.com/world/2026/jul

  28. Historic farm turns Sunday roast into paddock-to-plate dining experience
    By Laurissa Smith

    A 200-year-old Tasmanian farm is opening its gates to diners for the first time, as the family-run business seeks to expand its offerings and keep on top of costly upkeep.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-07-12/bri

    #SheepFarming #Colonialism #Agribusiness #FoodandDrink #TravelandTourism #LaurissaSmith

  29. #AGRANA reports very significant Q1 EBIT increase

    Austrian food and ingredients group AGRANA reported a strong first quarter for 2026/27 and maintained full-year guidance, with expected investment volume around EUR 113 million.

    #EU #Austria #FoodIndustry #Agribusiness #Manufacturing #Earnings

    ots.at/presseaussendung/EQS_20

  30. '[C]ontrasting today’s deepening dependence and the loss of heirloom varieties against the region’s storied past, said to be the birthplace of #agriculture itself, feels like rubbing salt in the wound. “Lebanon’s millennia-old agricultural heritage—one of the oldest in the world—is under imminent threat,” Salloum told me.'

    Seeds of War

    thebaffler.com/latest/seeds-of
    #Lebanon #warOnLebanon #colonialViolence #neocolonialism #ecocide #biodiversity #environment #agribusiness #foodSecurity

  31. #Amadori plans EUR 330 million investment programme

    Italian food group Amadori reported turnover above EUR 1.8 billion and said it plans EUR 330 million of investment for 2026-2028, pointing to expansion in food production and industrial capacity.

    #EU #Italy #FoodProduction #Investment #Manufacturing #Agribusiness

    ansa.it/sito/notizie/economia/

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    trwdigest.com/2026/07/03/stayi

  33. :alerta: "In a new study Stockholm University researchers finding six instances where exposure to the pesticide [fluazinam] led to statistically significant impacts on brain development."

    "The study authors write that continued use of this pesticide since 2008 may have resulted in “unnecessary and potentially harmful human exposure”. Fluazinam has been detected at children’s playgrounds in the South Tirol region of Italy, where the pesticide is used on nearby farms to treat apple trees."

    Fluazinam is a contact fungicide and acaricide widely used in Brazilian agriculture.

    #pesticides #fluazinam #Brazil #EU #agribusiness #brain
    theguardian.com/environment/20

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    trwdigest.com/2026/06/29/mens-

  35. CW: 🌾Online Event- Farm Workers in South Africa and the Struggle for Justice (14. April 6pm CEST) 🌾

    🌾Online Event- Farm Workers in South Africa and the Struggle for Justice 🌾

    with Carmen Louw and Stephmarie Pekeur, hosted in collaboration between Women on Farms Project and the Farmers Without Borders

    🗓️ *Tuesday, 14.04.2026 at 6pm (CEST/SAST)*

    💻 *Online – Please register here:* uni-kassel.zoom-x.de/meeting/r

    South Africa’s agricultural sector is deeply integrated into global markets, supplying supermarkets worldwide with products such as table grapes and wine. Yet many (women) farm workers and farm dwellers behind these exports face precarious working and living conditions. On many farms, ownership and power remain concentrated among white farm owners, and everyday relations are still characterised by reflect inequalities rooted in apartheid.

    This online event explores the realities of life and work on South African farms. We will discuss power dynamics in the agricultural sector, the role of agribusiness, housing and living conditions, gendered experiences of farm labour, and how women workers navigate growing precarity. The conversation also highlights how farm workers and dwellers organize, resist, and raise their voices, while inviting reflection on the global food system and ongoing struggles for dignity, labour rights, and justice on farms.

    *Carmen Louw* is the Women on Farms Project Co-Director and *Stephmarie Pekeur* is a Seasonal Farm Worker.

    We are looking forward to share this space with agricultural practitioners, food rights activists and friends from the food sovereignty movements. You are warmly invited to join us and are welcome to share the invitation with your networks!

    #FarmersWithoutBorders #WomenOnFarms #FarmersUnion #LabourUnion #LabourRights #Farming #SouthAfrica #Grapevines #ExportAgriculture #Agriculture #Agribusiness #Agroecology #FoodSovereignty #CarmenLouw #StephmariePekeur

  36. CW: 🌾Online Event- Farm Workers in South Africa and the Struggle for Justice (14. April 6pm CEST) 🌾

    🌾Online Event- Farm Workers in South Africa and the Struggle for Justice 🌾

    with Carmen Louw and Stephmarie Pekeur, hosted in collaboration between Women on Farms Project and the Farmers Without Borders

    🗓️ *Tuesday, 14.04.2026 at 6pm (CEST/SAST)*

    💻 *Online – Please register here:* uni-kassel.zoom-x.de/meeting/r

    South Africa’s agricultural sector is deeply integrated into global markets, supplying supermarkets worldwide with products such as table grapes and wine. Yet many (women) farm workers and farm dwellers behind these exports face precarious working and living conditions. On many farms, ownership and power remain concentrated among white farm owners, and everyday relations are still characterised by reflect inequalities rooted in apartheid.

    This online event explores the realities of life and work on South African farms. We will discuss power dynamics in the agricultural sector, the role of agribusiness, housing and living conditions, gendered experiences of farm labour, and how women workers navigate growing precarity. The conversation also highlights how farm workers and dwellers organize, resist, and raise their voices, while inviting reflection on the global food system and ongoing struggles for dignity, labour rights, and justice on farms.

    *Carmen Louw* is the Women on Farms Project Co-Director and *Stephmarie Pekeur* is a Seasonal Farm Worker.

    We are looking forward to share this space with agricultural practitioners, food rights activists and friends from the food sovereignty movements. You are warmly invited to join us and are welcome to share the invitation with your networks!

    #FarmersWithoutBorders #WomenOnFarms #FarmersUnion #LabourUnion #LabourRights #Farming #SouthAfrica #Grapevines #ExportAgriculture #Agriculture #Agribusiness #Agroecology #FoodSovereignty #CarmenLouw #StephmariePekeur

  37. CW: 🌾Online Event- Farm Workers in South Africa and the Struggle for Justice (14. April 6pm CEST) 🌾

    🌾Online Event- Farm Workers in South Africa and the Struggle for Justice 🌾

    with Carmen Louw and Stephmarie Pekeur, hosted in collaboration between Women on Farms Project and the Farmers Without Borders

    🗓️ *Tuesday, 14.04.2026 at 6pm (CEST/SAST)*

    💻 *Online – Please register here:* uni-kassel.zoom-x.de/meeting/r

    South Africa’s agricultural sector is deeply integrated into global markets, supplying supermarkets worldwide with products such as table grapes and wine. Yet many (women) farm workers and farm dwellers behind these exports face precarious working and living conditions. On many farms, ownership and power remain concentrated among white farm owners, and everyday relations are still characterised by reflect inequalities rooted in apartheid.

    This online event explores the realities of life and work on South African farms. We will discuss power dynamics in the agricultural sector, the role of agribusiness, housing and living conditions, gendered experiences of farm labour, and how women workers navigate growing precarity. The conversation also highlights how farm workers and dwellers organize, resist, and raise their voices, while inviting reflection on the global food system and ongoing struggles for dignity, labour rights, and justice on farms.

    *Carmen Louw* is the Women on Farms Project Co-Director and *Stephmarie Pekeur* is a Seasonal Farm Worker.

    We are looking forward to share this space with agricultural practitioners, food rights activists and friends from the food sovereignty movements. You are warmly invited to join us and are welcome to share the invitation with your networks!

    #FarmersWithoutBorders #WomenOnFarms #FarmersUnion #LabourUnion #LabourRights #Farming #SouthAfrica #Grapevines #ExportAgriculture #Agriculture #Agribusiness #Agroecology #FoodSovereignty #CarmenLouw #StephmariePekeur