#agribusiness — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #agribusiness, aggregated by home.social.
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https://www.europesays.com/africa/408928/ Kenya’s Cotton Leftovers Are Finding New Value #Africa #Agribusiness #Business #BusinessAndFinance #CurrentEvents #EastAfrica #economy #investment #Kenya #manufacturing #news #politics #sports #Tanzania #trade #travel
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https://www.europesays.com/africa/408742/ Ed | Cultivating the Next Generation of African Agri-Entrepreneurs – Food Tank #Africa #AfricaProsperityDialogues #AfricaProsperityNetwork #AfricanAgriEntrepreneurs #Agribusiness #AgriResearchUnguka #agtech #ClimateWeekNYC #ClimateSmartFarming #ENABLEYouthProgramme #FoodBusiness #PrivateSector #RuralCommunities #UNGeneralAssembly #youth
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https://www.europesays.com/africa/406586/ Uganda: Afreximbank Targets Investments in Agro-Industry, Tourism and Minerals #Africa #Agribusiness #BankingAndInsurance #Business #BusinessAndFinance #CurrentEvents #EastAfrica #economy #investment #mining #news #politics #sports #trade #travel #Uganda
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"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."
https://apiboficial.org/en/2026/05/07/apib-policy-statement-on-the-european-union-deforestation-regulation-eudr/
#Indigenous #agribusiness #deforestation #climatejustice #mining #livestock #humanrights #Brazil #apib #EUDR -
"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."
https://apiboficial.org/en/2026/05/07/apib-policy-statement-on-the-european-union-deforestation-regulation-eudr/
#Indigenous #agribusiness #deforestation #climatejustice #mining #livestock #humanrights #Brazil #apib #EUDR -
"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."
https://apiboficial.org/en/2026/05/07/apib-policy-statement-on-the-european-union-deforestation-regulation-eudr/
#Indigenous #agribusiness #deforestation #climatejustice #mining #livestock #humanrights #Brazil #apib #EUDR -
"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."
https://apiboficial.org/en/2026/05/07/apib-policy-statement-on-the-european-union-deforestation-regulation-eudr/
#Indigenous #agribusiness #deforestation #climatejustice #mining #livestock #humanrights #Brazil #apib #EUDR -
"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."
https://apiboficial.org/en/2026/05/07/apib-policy-statement-on-the-european-union-deforestation-regulation-eudr/
#Indigenous #agribusiness #deforestation #climatejustice #mining #livestock #humanrights #Brazil #apib #EUDR -
These young women are redefining who belongs in agriculture
By Courtney WilsonA university program challenges the idea that women need to grow up on a farm to build a career in agriculture.
#AgriculturalWorkers #RuralandRemoteCommunities #Agribusiness #Women #CourtneyWilson
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Your goals. Your energy. Your faith. Your future. From staying committed to your ambitions and embracing renewable energy to Gen Z marketing, food security, new US student visa changes and Alex Okosi’s remarkable journey at Google Africa, today’s Editor’s Picks is about protecting what matters before it slips away. #EditorsPicks #PersonalGrowth #RenewableEnergy #Leadership #FaithAndLife #Agribusiness #GlobalNews #CareerDevelopment
https://trwdigest.com/2026/07/03/staying-committed-to-your-goals-renewable-energy-technologies-and-new-us-student-visa-rules/ -
Therapy for men. Mental toughness. Data-driven marketing. Spiritual restoration. Cocoa's surprising health benefits. Quadri Aruna's inspiring rise and the global stories shaping tomorrow. Today’s Editor’s Picks is a reminder that resilience begins long before the crisis arrives. #EditorsPicks #MentalHealth #Leadership #FaithAndLife #Marketing #Agribusiness #PersonalGrowth #GlobalNews
https://trwdigest.com/2026/06/29/mens-mental-health-data-driven-marketing-and-quadri-arunas-inspiring-journey/ -
Fatherhood beyond finances. Apple’s controversial new Liquid Glass design. Measles returning to the headlines. Tomato farming, relationship boundaries, migration realities and stories of second chances. Today’s Editor’s Picks explores the choices that quietly shape tomorrow’s outcomes.
#EditorsPicks #Fatherhood #PublicHealth #Technology #FaithAndLife #Migration #Agribusiness #Leadership
https://trwdigest.com/2026/06/20/fatherhood-beyond-provision-measles-resurgence-in-america-and-apples-liquid-glass-debate/ -
"Et si la technique n'était pas une libération, mais une dépossession ?"
par Alice de Rochechouart :
https://podcast.ausha.co/le-phil-d-actu-philosophie-et-actualite-2/agriculture-et-pesticides-une-philosophie-de-la-depossession
https://pocketcasts.com/podcast/le-phil-dactu-philosophie-et-actualit%C3%A9/99b19ca0-6592-013c-9f2d-0acc26574db2/loi-duplomb-une-philosophie-de-la-d%C3%A9possession/f74c7e82-5a61-409f-bc70-a64626228ff2#convivialité #dépossession #machinisme #pesticides #légalité #autorité #État #technique #technoCritique #loiDuplomb #Duplomb #souverainetéAlimentaire #pollution #agriBusiness #agroBusiness #agriculture #productivisme #exploitations #exploitationsAgricoles #exploitants #FNSEA #santéPublique #ArnaudRousseau #Rochechouart #Illich #IvanIllich #conseilPodcast
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La mobilisation d’ampleur contre le texte de loi Duplomb a rencontré un vide argumentaire terrifiant.
@sfoucart : "Il faut expliquer contre qui ils ont voté. Ils ont, bien sûr, voté contre tout ce que la France compte d’associations de défense de l’environnement, mais ce n’est pas très étonnant. Ils ont surtout voté contre 22 sociétés savantes médicales, contre la Ligue contre le cancer, contre les administrateurs et les personnels de l’Agence nationale de sécurité sanitaire, contre le troisième syndicat agricole de France, contre la Fondation pour la recherche médicale, contre 20 mutuelles, groupes mutualistes ainsi que la Fédération des mutuelles de France, représentant plusieurs millions d’assurés, contre le Conseil scientifique du CNRS, contre la Fédération des régies d’eau potable, contre des centaines de médecins et de chercheurs qui ont signé intuitu personae des tribunes et des lettres ouvertes."
https://archive.is/20250713092612/https://www.lemonde.fr/idees/article/2025/07/13/l-adoption-de-la-loi-duplomb-constitue-un-moment-de-rupture-democratique-inedit_6620969_3232.html via @FoucPerotinJ'esquisse pourquoi dans la présente pelote :🧶
#pelote #rationalité #expliquer #légalité #autorité #État #extractivisme #technique #technoCritique #loiDuplomb #Duplomb #exportations #souverainetéAlimentaire #biodiversité #pollution #agriBusiness #agroBusiness #agriculture #productivisme #capitalisme #exploitations #exploitationsAgricoles #céréales #exploitants #coopératives #FNSEA #sociétéCivile #violencesDÉtat
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Saturday, May 3, 2025
Massive drone attack reportedly targets Russian military sites in occupied Crimea — [vlog] One night with 3rd Assault Brigade medics in a new age of war — Belgium’s Euroclear to redistribute $3.4 billion from frozen Russian assets — Azerbaijani lawmaker blames Russia for February cyberattack … and more
https://activitypub.writeworks.uk/2025/05/saturday-may-3-2025/
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Saturday, May 3, 2025
Massive drone attack reportedly targets Russian military sites in occupied Crimea — [vlog] One night with 3rd Assault Brigade medics in a new age of war — Belgium’s Euroclear to redistribute $3.4 billion from frozen Russian assets — Azerbaijani lawmaker blames Russia for February cyberattack … and more
https://activitypub.writeworks.uk/2025/05/saturday-may-3-2025/
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Saturday, May 3, 2025
Massive drone attack reportedly targets Russian military sites in occupied Crimea — [vlog] One night with 3rd Assault Brigade medics in a new age of war — Belgium’s Euroclear to redistribute $3.4 billion from frozen Russian assets — Azerbaijani lawmaker blames Russia for February cyberattack … and more
https://activitypub.writeworks.uk/2025/05/saturday-may-3-2025/
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Saturday, May 3, 2025
Massive drone attack reportedly targets Russian military sites in occupied Crimea — [vlog] One night with 3rd Assault Brigade medics in a new age of war — Belgium’s Euroclear to redistribute $3.4 billion from frozen Russian assets — Azerbaijani lawmaker blames Russia for February cyberattack … and more
https://activitypub.writeworks.uk/2025/05/saturday-may-3-2025/
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Dans un rapport de février 2025 :
Le maintien de la paix sociale constitue depuis plus de deux siècles la priorité de l’action préfectorale, ce qui n’est pas sans conséquences sur les relations avec la profession agricole. Comme l’analyse Luc Rouban, directeur de recherche au CNRS, depuis 1992 et la politique de déconcentration, toutes les responsabilités locales de l’État sont placées sur le préfet, “qui devient, outre ses fonctions traditionnelles de gardien de la sécurité et de l’État, le garant du développement économique, de la paix sociale et même de la réforme administrative”. Globalement, on constate que si l’institution préfectorale n’est que peu sensible à l’urgence environnementale, elle est en revanche très habituée aux négociations directes avec les représentants de l’agriculture productiviste.
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En novembre 2023, le média Politico a d’ailleurs relevé qu’un certain nombre de préfets (Deux-Sèvres, Isère, Vienne, Charente-Maritime) ont été incités financièrement à la mise en œuvre de bassines, via des objectifs dans leurs feuilles de route préfectorales concernant la construction de réserves pour certains (avec des objectifs chiffrés), ou l’avancée des projets de protocoles pour d’autres. Or, les feuilles de route préfectorales fixent des objectifs qui sont autant de critères pour la part variable du complément indemnitaire annuel des préfets, qui peut monter jusqu’à 25 000 euros.https://cdn.greenpeace.fr/site/uploads/2025/02/EAU-rapport-GP-web.pdf
#exportations #souverainetéAlimentaire #biodiversité #sécheresse #mégabassines #pollution #préfets #irrigation #irrigants #agriBusiness #agroBusiness #agriculture #productivisme #capitalisme #exploitations #exploitationsAgricoles #céréales #exploitants #coopératives #FNSEA #LaRochelle #SainteSoline #irriguants #maraisPoitevin #GreenPeace #GreenPeaceFrance #sociétéCivile #indemnités #primes #objectifs
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« La cellule Demeter, ce n’est pas pour vous, vous êtes écologiste ».
Pourquoi la gendarmerie dessert loi et judiciaire en Nouvelle-Aquitaine, par Clarisse Feletin : https://www.off-investigation.fr/megabassines-histoire-secrete-dun-mensonge-detat/
"Les blocages viendraient, entre autres, des coopératives agricoles, qui privilégient exportations et rentabilité. Comme Terre Atlantique, la plus ancienne Coop de la région, fondée en 1931. Pour Jean-Yves Moizant et Christian Cordonnier, respectivement président et directeur général, environ 60% de la production de la coopérative est exportée via le port de la Rochelle : « Si à une époque, (l’objectif) a été de nourrir, aujourd’hui, c’est la rentabilité qui compte aussi », assument-ils."
https://www.off-investigation.fr/megabassines-histoire-secrete-dun-mensonge-detat/
#exportations #souverainetéAlimentaire #biodiversité #sécheresse #DeuxSèvres #mégabassines #lesInstitutionsMentent #éthique #pollution #mensongeDÉtat #violenceDÉtat #irrigation #irrigants #agriBusiness #agroBusiness #agriculture #productivisme #capitalisme #exploitations #exploitationsAgricoles #céréales #exploitants #coopératives #FNSEA #Attal #LaRochelle #SainteSoline #irriguants #violencesPolicières #OffInvestigation #maraisPoitevin #gendarmerie
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Groups call on the governments of 🇧🇪 🇫🇷 🇩🇪 🇳🇱 🇬🇧 to assume their responsibilities and stop the violence plaguing a mediation process between #oilpalm #plantation company #PHC/#Feronia and local communities in the #DRC.
➡️ https://www.farmlandgrab.org/31411
#landgrab #Africa #development #agribusiness #humanrights #DFI #developmentfinance
