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UK supermarket using AI technology to monitor cow welfare on its supplier pool (opens the original)
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UK supermarket Marks & Spencer (M&S) is the first retailer to use AI-powered technology to monitor the welfare of the dairy cows that supply it. There are a total of 46 dairy farms supplying M&S in Great Britain, each of which have now installed the innovative technology to keep an eye on the cows. The system uses cameras to capture footage of dairy cows when they are indoors which is then analyzed using an algorithm trained alongside vets to monitor welfare of dairy cows in real time. The techn
EU bans Brazilian beef but UK government criticized for not following the lead (opens the original)
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European farmers are celebrating a huge win as the EU has banned beef and poultry from Brazil on Sept. 3 due to a lack of assurances over health and welfare regulations. The European Commission cited the main concerns were over Brazil’s compliance with EU rules on antibiotic use in livestock, which has effectively saw beef, poultry, eggs and honey banned. However, there is huge concern among UK farmers that any surplus Brazilian beef might end up in their region, causing an even further strain o
Danish farmers holding back on investing as new government abolishes historic Ministry of Agriculture (opens the original)
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FARMERS in Denmark say they are holding back on any investments until there is clarity about the new government’s goals for the agricultural sector. In quite a shock move the new center-left coalition government formed in March has abolished the historic Ministry of Agriculture first created in 1896. This means there is no dedicated Minister of Agriculture to take the helm of the sector which accounts for around 22 percent of total Danish goods exported. Denmark could now be the only country in
UK livestock farmers on high alert as bluetongue cases multiply (opens the original)
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Farmers in the UK are fearful that bluetongue is spreading at an alarming rate and that vaccinations are not up to protecting their livestock. By Aug. 17, 2026, there were 456 cases of bluetongue serotype 3 (BTV-3) across the UK in the 2026 to 2027 bluetongue season. The majority of these, 439, were found in England, with 13 in Wales, four in Scotland and none in Northern Ireland. During Aug. 16 2026 alone there were nine new cases of BTV-3 confirmed in England, all which were tested following r
Crop prices falling below production costs as Ukraine ports fail to get grain exports moving (opens the original)
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With the lack of ships able to call at Ukraine’s Black Sea ports, farmers fear this year’s harvest could be dumped on the domestic market, driving prices down to below cost of production. Ukraine needs to export around 67 million tonnes of agricultural products in the 2026/2027 marketing year. However, the continued suspension of ships could leave up to 32.4 million tonnes of surplus production on the domestic market. The Ukrainian Agri Council, which represents more than 1,400 small- and medium
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