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Santa Claus And Reindeer Granted Entry To The US Ahead Of Christmas
USDA has confirmed that the reindeer will arrive pulling a wooden sleigh with jingling bells attached, filled with brightly wrapped gifts.
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US Approves Lab-Grown Chicken To Be Sold In Markets, Twitter Reacts
The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) has granted approvals to two companies selling chicken grown from animal cells.
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India's Sliding Cotton Exports To Match Imports For First Time In Decades: Report
India's cotton exports are expected to slide sharply for 2022-23 and match imports into the top producer for the first time in about two decades on low domestic stocks among other factors, the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) said.
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In United States, Soil Erodes 1,000 Times Faster Than It Forms: Study
According to recent research from the University of Massachusetts, the rate of soil erosion in the Midwest is 10 to 1,000 times greater than pre-agricultural erosion rates.
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US Lawmakers Sound Alarm After Chinese Firm Buys American Farmland Near Air Force Base
The purchase of farmland in North Dakota by a Chinese company is raising concerns among American politicians regarding national security.
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Invasive Spotted Lanternfly Back In Parts Of US: Report
The Spotted Lanternfly has reappeared in some parts of the United States. It has been spotted in New Jersey and other states of the country.
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Hyatt Regency Delhi's Lavish Evening Showcases American Culture With Exquisite Food
Hyatt Regency Delhi held an extravagant affair to present the American food.
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U.S. Hunger Risk Rate Falls To Lowest Since Before Recession
About 42.2 million Americans struggled to afford or obtain adequate nutrition at some point in 2015, a 12 percent drop from 2014, the U.S. Department of Agriculture said in an annual survey released Wednesday.
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Exotic US Blooms Flourish Amid Roses in Cupid's Bouquet
Forget spray roses and baby's breath this Valentine's Day. As consumers' tastes in bouquets turn to seasonal, delicate blooms, some of the US floral industry's imports
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India's pulses imports likely to rebound this year: USDA
The country's pulses imports are likely to rebound this fiscal on account of an expected decline in kharif pulses production and continued strong domestic demand, according to the latest report of the USDA. India depends on the import of pulses to meet the domestic production shortfall of 3-4 million tonnes. Last year, total pulses imports d...
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Santa Claus And Reindeer Granted Entry To The US Ahead Of Christmas
USDA has confirmed that the reindeer will arrive pulling a wooden sleigh with jingling bells attached, filled with brightly wrapped gifts.
-
US Approves Lab-Grown Chicken To Be Sold In Markets, Twitter Reacts
The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) has granted approvals to two companies selling chicken grown from animal cells.
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India's Sliding Cotton Exports To Match Imports For First Time In Decades: Report
India's cotton exports are expected to slide sharply for 2022-23 and match imports into the top producer for the first time in about two decades on low domestic stocks among other factors, the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) said.
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In United States, Soil Erodes 1,000 Times Faster Than It Forms: Study
According to recent research from the University of Massachusetts, the rate of soil erosion in the Midwest is 10 to 1,000 times greater than pre-agricultural erosion rates.
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US Lawmakers Sound Alarm After Chinese Firm Buys American Farmland Near Air Force Base
The purchase of farmland in North Dakota by a Chinese company is raising concerns among American politicians regarding national security.
-
Invasive Spotted Lanternfly Back In Parts Of US: Report
The Spotted Lanternfly has reappeared in some parts of the United States. It has been spotted in New Jersey and other states of the country.
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Hyatt Regency Delhi's Lavish Evening Showcases American Culture With Exquisite Food
Hyatt Regency Delhi held an extravagant affair to present the American food.
-
U.S. Hunger Risk Rate Falls To Lowest Since Before Recession
About 42.2 million Americans struggled to afford or obtain adequate nutrition at some point in 2015, a 12 percent drop from 2014, the U.S. Department of Agriculture said in an annual survey released Wednesday.
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Exotic US Blooms Flourish Amid Roses in Cupid's Bouquet
Forget spray roses and baby's breath this Valentine's Day. As consumers' tastes in bouquets turn to seasonal, delicate blooms, some of the US floral industry's imports
-
India's pulses imports likely to rebound this year: USDA
The country's pulses imports are likely to rebound this fiscal on account of an expected decline in kharif pulses production and continued strong domestic demand, according to the latest report of the USDA. India depends on the import of pulses to meet the domestic production shortfall of 3-4 million tonnes. Last year, total pulses imports d...
