Vietnam said on Wednesday it had successfully developed a vaccine to administer to pigs to fight African swine fever, with the aim of becoming the first country to commercially produce and export it.
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Are there alternatives? Fish farms in Kukup, Johor, have been receiving more orders as the supply of marine fish falls. 
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Survey data show Tajikistan's rural residents increasingly unaware of climate change, and thus unable to prepare.
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Japanese cultured meat firm Integriculture has highlighted its co-culture technology as one of the fastest ways to bring down the cost of cellular agriculture and allow more F&B industry players to become part of the cultured meat sector.
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Developing countries in Asia are moving to enhance food security in response to the rising prices of grains and farming materials that have compounded persistent shortages and the strains on vulnerable supply chains.
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Thailand’s Digital Economy Promotion Agency presented case studies and practices promoting the application of digital technology in their agriculture to encourage collaboration from other sectors.
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At a time when food shortages and soaring prices are becoming a major concern for governments around the world, China is going all out to make sure that its summer wheat harvest proceeds without any hitches.
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In order to meet the skyrocketing energy demand amid the record-breaking heatwave, India is stepping up its coal game after a three-year downward trend.
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With the Nationals now out of power, we examine the Albanese government’s promises and priorities for the bush
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India has decided to restrict the sale of sugar on international markets, just days after it banned wheat exports.
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Critical routes will be finished by the end of 2022.
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L’Inde est le plus grand consommateur d’eau souterraine au monde. Mais pour faire face aux pénuries d’eau, cette politique originale d’irrigation doit aujourd’hui être repensée.
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While Tonle Sap is recognised as a resource worthy of protection, countless other lakes, ponds and wetlands also depend on Mekong flooding but are dwindling away unnoticed.
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En mai 2021, le président Rajapaksa a décrété la petite île de l'océan Indien "100% bio", sans préparer les paysans à ce changement brutal. Six mois plus tard, il a fait marche arrière mais les rendements agricoles sont en chute libre.
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Pakistan is facing an acute water shortage and climate change is damaging crops. The public health system, meanwhile, is in a disarray. To deal with these challenges, the country's authorities need long-term planning.
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Vietnam has collaborated with US experts to produce the world’s first commercially viable vaccine against African swine fever, a disease that has killed millions of hogs across Asia and pushed up global pork prices.
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A new study shows there is an alarming lack of research on climate change patterns and mitigation possibilities in Central Asia, one of the most at-risk regions on earth.
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In today's Washington, a free-trade agreement would have as much chance of Congressional passage as a cut in Social Security benefits. Which is to say, no chance at all. As much as farmers and ranchers might want the United States to rejoin the Trans-Pacific Partnership, there's little support for trade pacts like TPP in either party.
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Les pays d'Asie annoncent des restrictions sur leurs exportations alimentaires, notamment le blé, le sucre ou le poulet. La situation fait craindre l'aggravation de la crise alimentaire mondiale, déjà marquée par la guerre en Ukraine.
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The experiences of rudraksha seed traders demonstrate how lack of Nepali government support and Chinese market power skew trade between the countries.
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Shanghai over the weekend unveiled a 50-point plan to ease the economic fallout from its “zero-Covid” policy after lockdowns in the past several weeks in the global business hub created financial losses, disrupted global supply chains, and stirred concerns about a lack of transparency and predictability.
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Revised regulations plant seeds for increased agricultural production
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China and Brazil have reached an agreement to boost cooperation in agricultural trade including corn, soybean meal and peanuts, as China expands the import of feed grains for the needs of deeper agricultural processing.
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Watergen is an Israeli company that makes machines that generate water from air.
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China's customs authority finalised an agreement to allow imports of Brazilian corn, the Ministry of Commerce said on Tuesday, lining up an alternative to U.S. corn to replace imports from Ukraine.
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