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You Can’t Put Filters on a Cow’s Chimney

Bridget Ryder April 27, 2023

As part of the Green Deal, the EU Commission wants to expand the Industrial Emissions Directive—the main EU regulation for pollutant emissions from industrial installations—to include cattle farms.

Slovakia Joins Poland and Hungary in Halting Ukrainian Grain Imports

Michael Curzon April 19, 2023

Bulgaria is also considering imposing a temporary import ban, despite criticism from Brussels.

Poland, Hungary Ban Ukrainian Grain and Other Food Imports

Tristan Vanheuckelom April 17, 2023

Farmers in Romania, Bulgaria, and Slovakia have been equally affected by the influx of cheap grain coming from Ukraine.

Brussels Conference Challenges Anti-Meat Consensus

Thomas O'Reilly April 14, 2023

Academics at the conference affirmed the importance of meat and challenged the growing anti-meat consensus among EU policymakers amid a growing grassroots backlash.

Researchers Capture Effects of Tourism on Dried-up Spanish Lake

Bridget Ryder September 11, 2022

Despite this year’s drought, which reduced the regional wildlife’s habitat to one-third of its usual size, the strawberry industry suffered very little.

After the Dutch Farmers, Canada’s Are Targeted Next

Tristan Vanheuckelom August 5, 2022

The divergence in vision between the regional farming authorities and Trudeau’s federal government could not be starker.

Eat Mutton, Wear Wool, Heat with Wood:
Traditional Ways to Stop Wildfires

Bridget Ryder August 3, 2022

Locals, forestry experts, farmers, and ecologists all agreed that the principal problem is bad forest management, which is best countered by a return of rural life and its traditional activities, particularly extensive cattle farming. But it’s easier said than done.

Ukraine Committed to Wheat Export Deal

Bridget Ryder July 27, 2022

Dubbed the “Black Sea Grain Initiative,” the agreements will provide safe ocean passage out of the three key Ukrainian ports in the Black Sea—Odessa, Chernomorsk and Yuzhny—and on to the rest of the world.

Farmers Fighting the Green Revolution

Bridget Ryder July 22, 2022

For the last seventy years, agricultural policy in Europe and elsewhere has been driving efficiency and increased production, much to the detriment of societal and environmental health. But not all the blame rests on the shoulders of the technocrats. They weren’t the ones who started the revolution that made Spanish farmer Artero cry.

EU Cuts Support to Sunflower Farmers

Bridget Ryder July 14, 2022

The Ministry of Agriculture called the move from Brussels “a setback,” as it comes just when the war in Ukraine has created a global need for seeds and seed oils that farmers were ready to respond to.

Tag: agriculture

You Can’t Put Filters on a Cow’s Chimney

Slovakia Joins Poland and Hungary in Halting Ukrainian Grain Imports

Poland, Hungary Ban Ukrainian Grain and Other Food Imports

Brussels Conference Challenges Anti-Meat Consensus

Researchers Capture Effects of Tourism on Dried-up Spanish Lake

After the Dutch Farmers, Canada’s Are Targeted Next

Eat Mutton, Wear Wool, Heat with Wood:
Traditional Ways to Stop Wildfires

Ukraine Committed to Wheat Export Deal

Farmers Fighting the Green Revolution

EU Cuts Support to Sunflower Farmers

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