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Datuk Sri Dr Stephen Rundie Utom, the Minister of Food Industry, Commodity and Regional Development in Sarawak state, Malaysia, said his ministry will be closely monitoring prices of pork within the state, Malay Mail reported.

More than 56,000 cows and buffalos were stricken by infectious diseases in Cambodia in the past year.

The production of fish from aquaculture projects in Oman has reached 1,703 tonnes in 2022, compared to 284 tonnes in 2014, according to Dawood Suleiman al Yahyai, Director General of Fisheries Research at the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Water Resources (MAFWR).

Livestock exports out of Darwin, Australia, have almost halved in 2022 due to price and biosecurity challenges in the cattle market.

More than one quarter of dairy farms in France closed down over the past ten years, with a further decline expected in the next decade, new insights from the French Ministry of Agriculture revealed.

The cultivation of corn in Egypt should be expanded on reclaimed lands in New Delta, Toshki, East Owinat, Sinai, New Valley, Western Menya and Matrouhs Maghara in order to deal with the shortage of animal feed in the country, said Ayman Abdel Aal, agricultural expert at the Horticulture Research Institute.

Denmarks Ministry of Food, Agriculture and Fisheries said 50,000 chickens will be culled at a farm west of the country due to highly pathogenic H5N1 bird flu, The Star reported.

2022 has been a big year for Western Australias farmers.

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