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Country could become first to extract battery metals from its ocean floor
The US and its allies must prioritise investment in the country’s agricultural systems
Domestic clash over use of illegal wells by farmers has international repercussions
The sector is struggling with labour shortages and post-Brexit export regulations
Washington has cracked down on Beijing’s vessels over illegal fishing and ‘grey-zone operations’ in South China Sea
High inflation sparks return of controversial measure that retailers say forces them to sell at a loss
Ruling Law and Justice party fights to keep rural vote ahead of autumn elections
The world’s fisheries are under unprecedented pressure. How can we preserve them for future generations? Plus: tough times for vertical farms; low-carbon fertilisers; AI and microfinance; cacao in Congo; seaweed start-ups; lessons from Sri Lanka
Demand for seafood has soared while stocks have become depleted — but aquaculture and global treaties offer glimmers of hope
With more data at their fingertips, lenders are finding new ways to serve farmers in developing countries
Investor interest is growing in a protein-rich food source that could also free up agricultural land
Also in this newsletter: Italy’s war against plant milk and Co.
New crop varieties and a turn to the Middle East could give the sector new impetus
The country’s ban on chemical fertilisers backfired, but still sharpened interest in greener alternatives
Poland and other member states to lift ban on incoming foodstuffs under Brussels plan for temporary curbs
Also in this newsletter: why Macron is being hounded by pots and pans
An ambitious scheme aims to raise incomes and protect nature in a region blighted by violence
New production techniques will help, but more judicious use by farmers will help even more
EU agriculture ministers criticise Warsaw, Budapest, Bratislava and Sofia for imposing unilateral trade measures
Also in this newsletter: Spain’s strawberry farmers won’t stop draining the swamp
Court battle exposes sale of lucrative fishing rights to company linked to Greek tycoons for fraction of market value
Continuing drought conditions leave traders and analysts worried about this year’s output
Beekeepers backed by 20 EU states call for tougher rules on fraudulent honey
Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs hit by added post-Brexit responsibilities and turnover of ministers
Also in this newsletter: the dwindling options for new Russia sanctions
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