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GATINEAU, QC: Leaders Connect, an exclusive event created by leaders in the technology industry, is proud to announce a first successful edition that brought together thought leaders from the Department of National Defence, Carleton University, the National Research Council (CSDP), and the École de technologie superieures Department of Construction Engineering to discuss the future of Canadas digital infrastructure for solving national digital transformation challenges in Canada.

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A study funded by Irelands Department of Agriculture has found that gene selection can cut 30% of cattle emissions, Irish Farmers Journal reported.

China has approved the safety of a gene-edited soybean, its first for the crop technology, with higher levels of oleic acid, World-Grain reported.

The Philippines Department of Agriculture and other related agencies will reevaluate the countrys African swine fever (ASF) control and prevention measures as the disease continues to impact the industry across the country.

Under EU State aid rules, the European Commission has approved two Dutch programmes with a total budget of around €1.47 billion (US$1.61 billion) to reduce nitrogen deposition on nature conservation areas.

Smithfield Foods could shut down 37 sow farms in Missouri, the United States, this week in response to hog market conditions, according to KTVO-TV.

The Nasdaq Salmon Index fell to NOK 110.08 (~US$ 10.22; NOK 1 = US$0.093) per kg in the 17th week of 2023, a 10.23% decrease, or NOK 12.55 (~US$ 1.16) lower from the previous weeks price of NOK 119.24 (~US$ 11.07), SeafoodSource reported.

Barclays has told beef sector clients they must prevent deforestation in their South American supply chains, in a policy document seen by Reuters that toughens the banks stance but stops short of campaigners demands.