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Rare yellow flower unseen on California public land for 68 years resurfaces after cattle clear invasive weedsA rare yellow flower, unseen for 68 years, has reappeared on public land. Botanists discovered the caper-fruited Tropidocarpum in Californi...- A Brazilian farmer used government credit meant to expand cattle grazing to do the opposite; neighbors called him mad, but 50,000 trees later, more than 20 springs have returned to his 31 hectaresA Brazilian farmer defied government policy by planting trees instead of cattle pastures. His actions, initially deemed foolish, led to the...
- Lab-grown meat hits major milestone, dramatically reducing land, water use, and climate impactAs the world’s demand for protein skyrockets, traditional livestock farming, particularly beef, is taking a heavy toll on the environment t...
- Why Grass Fed Beef Is Emerging as a Smarter Choice for Better HealthGrass-fed beef is gaining traction for its cleaner nutrient profile, higher omega 3 content, stronger antioxidant levels, and more sustaina...
- Trump tells cattle ranchers to lower prices amid Argentina beef import plan, sparks industry backlashPresident Donald Trump urged US cattle ranchers to reduce prices on Truth Social after announcing plans to import more beef from Argentina....
- Why Brazil's 'King of Cattle' is embracing a plan to save the AmazonRoque Quagliato, once criticized for deforestation, now leads efforts to reform Amazon cattle ranching. Brazil is implementing a program to...
- Wealthier countries could remove 3 years' worth carbon by lowering beef production: studyA new study reveals that high-income nations could significantly contribute to combating climate change by reducing beef production by a me...
- SC stays HC order for taking back 108 hectares of grazing land from Adani PortsOn July 5, the state government told the Gujarat HC that it would reclaim 108 hectares (266 acres) of "gauchar" land previously allotted to...
- Talks on Sikkim sector row only after India withdraws troops: China"The diplomatic channels for the communication between Chinese and Indian sides remained unimpeded," Chinese Foreign Ministry said.
- Poke Me: India shouldn't replace its dependence on imported oil with reliance on imported solar cellsKeeping energy affordable and financing the growth of the energy sector are two critical challenges. India must be concerned with long-term...
- With depleting pastures, it's an open field for feed firmsA report titled 'Indian Feed Industry: Revitalising Nutritional Security', says Indian animal feed industry is barely meeting the growing r...
- Depleting green pastures, droughts make it an open field for animal feed firmsAwareness among the dairy farmers over the benefits of higher productivity through manufactured feed is also helping the animal feed manufa...
- The co-existence of Gir's lions and maldharisThe secret why lions have been flourishing in Gir has finally been decoded.
- 'Kanhargaon wildlife sanctuary will hit surrounding villages'Fadnavis on Thursday claimed that the state government has completed all the formalities for creation of the sanctuary."Total 265.014 sq km...
- Government mulls harvesting degraded forestsIndia's forest cover continues to hold steady at 21% of country's geographical area despite pressure from increasing population, urbanisati...
- Son has more 'venom' than father: Mayawati on Akhilesh YadavThe BSP supremo said that Congress did no development and in the UPA's 10 years' rule and only corruption cases came before the people.
- Study sees NREGA potential in conserving natural resourcesWorks taken up as part of NREGA scheme were found to help maintain ground water levels, aiding crop productivity.
- FDI in retail: Mayawati to announce decision on support to UPA government todayMayawati has said that her party will take the final call on continuing outside support to the Congress-led coalition on Wednesday.
- Village Eco Development a boon to Bor wildlife sanctuaryTheir hands no longer get black with soot.No longer do they have to inhale the smoke coming from the traditional chulhas.
- How Anna Hazare rebuilt Ralegan Siddhi from barren village to a green beltNearly four decades ago, the village of 2,500 people was like most others, mired in poverty with 33 liquor dens boosting the illicit trade.
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