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The Cool Down on MSN2h
Researchers develop low-cost melting machine to tackle major farming problem: 'Triple win'
A team of researchers has invented a low-cost melting machine that would allow farmers to recycle their own agricultural ...
The Pioneer on MSN13h
More Power With Biofuels
It is a great ‘E Square-E Square’ win-win model. But then it clashes with the ‘F Square-F Square’ conundrum, with both positive benefits and allied challenges. Finally, there is invariably the ‘T’ ...
The New Times on MSN1h
Sawdust users in Rwanda look to imports as demand soars
Sawdust has for long been discarded and burnt as waste in Rwanda. But getting rid of the dust from woodwork is no longer the right thing to do as the material is being reimagined not just as a ...
Algal bloom 'disaster' prompts royal commission call as impact spreads to mussel farms
A royal commission is needed to tackle the long-term consequences of the devastating algal bloom that is killing marine life ...
Dublin’s Andgar Piggery under investigation as harrowing footage emerges
A piggery in Dublin is under investigation by the RSPCA after reports of animal welfare concern. The SA branch confirmed that ...
Agriland4h
169 septic tank grants paid out in first six months of 2025
The Minister for Housing, Local Government and Heritage has said that 169 septic tank grants were paid out in the first six ...
The Cool Down on MSN13h
US farmers struggle to adapt as weather whiplash causes unpredictable impacts: 'Numerous wheat fields were lost'
"Numerous wheat fields were lost to hail, and some summer crops required replanting," Jourdan Bell, an Extension agronomist in Amarillo and associate professor in soil and crop sciences, said to Farm ...