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Environmentalists, labor leaders and industry representatives met with senior White House climate officials, according to new visitor logs.

The Ukraine war boosted already elevated energy prices, taking fertiliser along for the ride. With China and India focused on domestic needs, the intensified global fertiliser competition added to the bullish sentiment. As gas prices retreat, will the recent cooling off observed in the fertiliser market be sustained into 2023 and beyond?

Soaring cooking oil prices could have an impact on the market for the dinosaur eel

Kenyan tech start-ups received a total funding of $574.8 million (Sh71.7 billion) last year.

Hatcheries from around the country are reporting that demand is surprisingly robust this year. Read more at Boston.com.

People are snapping up chickens that are “heavy layers” in response to egg inflation. The chick situation holds lessons about the broader economy.

Spooked by a huge spike in egg prices, some consumers are taking steps to secure their own future supply.

By Julia Horowitz, CNN

Bloomberg writer Megan Durisin reported today that, "After a year marred by disruptions from the war in Ukraine and extreme weather, global food prices ended 2022 roughly where they started."

As deep winter sets in and Moscow presses assaults on Ukraine’s infrastructure, wheat and fertiliser shortages are getting worse.