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Agriculture Takes Centre Stage at Upcoming Australian Conference

AUSTRALIA - Final preparations are underway for ABARES Outlook 2014, Australia’s premier agricultural conference, which will be held in Canberra on 4 and 5 March this year.

The conference coincides with a renewed national interest in key issues affecting the agriculture, fisheries and forestry sectors, according to Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Economics and Sciences (ABARES) Executive Director, Karen Schneider.

"Outlook 2014 combines analysis of economic and trade data from experts across the globe with the on-farm perspective of Australian primary producers. It is a unique opportunity to better understand current debate,” she said.

Under the theme of ‘realising the opportunities’, Outlook 2014 will examine emerging markets for Australian agriculture, Ms Schneider added.

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Three Month Trial Welfare Scheme Announced

TAIWAN – Minimum egg production standards will be available for farmers to trial for a three month period in Taiwan, despite possible market ramifications.

The cabinet level Council of Agriculture (CoA) released a statement on Sunday which targets non-cage laying birds, suggesting producers consider a change in welfare, regardless of what higher egg prices could mean.

When new rules are applied, a certification will be issued from industry groups and animal protection organisations, reports WANT China Times.

Adoption is not expected to come fast. Around 95 per cent of Taiwan’s eggs are from battery cages, the CoA said.

Consumers pay at least half the money for a battery egg than they do for free range in Taiwan. .......

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Indian Agricultural Food Exports Rise Sharply

ANALYSIS - The Indian agricultural food products have seen a dramatic rise in exports over the last two years – rising by 55 per cent two years ago and 13 per cent last year, writes Chris Harris.

Last year figures from the Ministry of Food Processing show that wheat and rice products led the way.

In 2011-12 wheat exports rose to more than $202 million and then soared to more than $1.9 billion – a growth of 857.2 per cent. However the export sales of wheat were just 5.36 per cent of the total agrifoods’ export market.

Close behind the rise in exports of wheat were the rises in export sales of basmati and other rice products.

Basmati rice exports rose by 29 per cent two years ago and then last year by 10.7 per cent to reach $3.56 billion, which other rice sales rose by 53.6 per cent last year to reach $2.65 billion.

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NSPE board to meet with agriculture minister

BIBLE HILL – Nova Scotia Agriculture Minister Keith Colwell will be meeting Wednesday evening with the Nova Scotia Provincial Exhibition (NSPE) commission board.

© FILE Bruce Kennedy, chairman of the NSPE board, is looking forward to meeting with Agriculture Minister Keith Colwell on Wednesday.

 

And while board chairman Bruce Kennedy is eagerly awaiting whatever message Colwell may bring, he is not about to speculate on what precisely it may be.

“That’s a good question because nobody’s picked his brain yet, I don’t think,” Kennedy said of Colwell. “And we’re all kind of waiting for some news to see what his plan is.”

About two weeks ago, Colwell announced that the province would be hiring a company to conduct a financial audit of the financially stricken NSPE’s operations.

The NSPE owes $422,000 to the Nova Scotia Farm Load Board, including arrears of more than $170,000. Last week, the board called in that loan, effectively taking control of the NSPE’s operations and putting it firmly in the hands of the government.

A governor’s love for agriculture

Like a locomotive on the upward swing, gradually but steadily, the wheel of governance gathers momentum in the Confluence State. At inception, critics of the Kogi State governor, Idris Ichalla Wada, made a Mince meat of his administration ,condemning it for non-performance. But 24 months after take off, the situation is different. Today, Wada evokes the image of the proverbial stone once rejected by the builders but which became the corner  stone.

Last year, the governor was invited to the World Economic Forum on Africa in Cape Town, South Africa, where he gave talks on the Alape Staple Crops Processing Zone, (SCPZ). He was the only Nigerian governor invited for the event and ceased the opportunity to explain the dynamics of his deliberate policy of revamping agriculture and making it the basic instrument of change and wealth creation in the Confluence state. Indeed, the Wada administration has taken several steps to revamp the ailing agricultural sector in the state. The list is impressive. The most recent is the flag-off of the harvest season for the Kogi State Accelerated Rice farms in Serikinoma, Kotonkarffe and Lokoja. In order to key into the Federal Government’s Transformation Agenda and rake in maximum benefits from the September 2012 flood experience in the state, the Wada administration converted the flood plains into large arable farms manned mainly by youths and cooperative societies in the state. Large sites running into tens of hectares were cleared by the Ministry of Agriculture and Natural Resources (MANR), and apportioned to the youths for farming.

Big Data is agriculture’s big blank on the map

Big Data is terra incognita for agriculture; a giant blank on the map, but for whatever the blank spot holds — the good and the bad — U.S. agriculture is charging right toward it.

The promise of new technology has always been a double-edged sword: Stand still and get left behind, move too fast and get hammered. There is seldom a reasonable medium beyond banal “proceed with caution” warnings.

The digital age has allowed GPS and precision agriculture to transform farming capabilities and hyperbole doesn’t do justice to the extent of the technological leap. But nobody, including farmers, gets to opt out of the unintended consequences of digital technology. Over the last several years, at a staccato pace, news headlines have been splashed with Wikileaks, Edward Snowden, NSA data gathering, Target security holes, EPA farmer info releases, and too many others. The sheer volume of data gaps and potential slip-ups is dizzying and begs the question: Is all digital data destined for a breach?

Agriculture budget panel OKs scale inspector money

An agriculture budget panel approved Gov. Sam Brownback's proposal to spend $430,000 for more scale inspectors Monday, the first step in shepherding the appropriation through the Legislature.

Rep. Kyle Hoffman, R-Coldwater, urged the members of the House Agriculture and Natural Resources Budget Committee that he chairs to vote for the extra money for the Kansas Department of Agriculture's Division of Weights and Measures.

"I think we need to do the weights and measures," Hoffman said. "I think that's something industry is wanting, and I think that's something we really need to do."

Farm, retail and cooperative lobbying groups lined up last week to testify for the inspection appropriation, saying that confidence in scale accuracy is essential to the Kansas economy.

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Solar Water Pumps Wean Farmers From India’s Archaic Grid

India has a novel idea: Wean farmers from archaic power lines and expensive diesel fuel to run their water pumps with solar energy.The government is looking to swap 26 million groundwater pumps for more efficient irrigation models powered by the sun. If successful, crop production could rise in India, where farms suffer from blackouts and volatile fuel costs. It would also save about $6 billion a year in power and diesel subsidies.Companies targeting the market include BlackRock Inc (BLK).- backed SunEdison Inc. (SUNE), Asia’s top irrigation-equipment maker Jain Irrigation Systems Ltd. (JI), Claro Energy Pvt., whose investors include Standard Chartered Plc Managing Director Arun Singhal, and the solar unit of the Tata group, India’s biggest conglomerate.

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What is it that spurs an individual to quit a Government job and take up farming as a full time profession? Or why does an MBA student be more interested to become a full time farmer than work in a company?“If the annual agriculture income is more than a salaried income, youngsters will take the plunge into it. Unlike the old adage that agriculture comprises only old people into their 60’s, today the interest among present day educated youth and their dedication towards farming is an encouraging sign that the agriculture scene is going through a renaissance,” says Dr.B.J. Pandian, Director & Nodal Officer (TN-IAMWARM Project), Tamil Nadu Agricultural University, Coimbatore.

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India Goes Back to the Farm

How bad is the economy in India? If it weren’t for the farms, things would be a lot worse.

India’s government forecasts that the economy will grow 4.9% in the fiscal year ending March, a far cry from the 9% levels that dazzled last decade. Industrial output is mostly flat, while services growth has slowed. The driver is agriculture, which the government figures will expand substantially faster than last year

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India's agriculture at its best today: Sharad Pawar

NEW DELHI: India's farm sector is at its best today, with the country set to produce a record 263.2 million tonnes of foodgrains in the current crop year, Agriculture Minister Sharad Pawar said. Pawar also said he is "the happiest agriculture minister in the world" to see this "stupendous performance" in the sector and the ability of farmers to produce more. The previous record of 259.32 million tonnes was achieved in the 2011-12 crop year (July-June). "Agriculture in India today is at its best, with a record growth rate of 4.6 per cent during the second quarter of last year. This year, we are poised to produce all-time record 263.2 million tonnes of foodgrains," Pawar said today, addressing an event on agroforestry and the Krishi Karman award ceremony.