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Farmers and miners clash in Australia

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The booming mining industry in Australia is encroaching on the farming industry, which has been till now, deeply rooted in the country's culture.
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Farmer says hiring American workers a big mistake

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John Harold hired jobless Americans to help on his farm, and says they proved to be less reliable and less willing to perform the hard work than foreign workers.
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Factory farms may be breeding drug-resistant bacteria

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Overuse of antibiotics on animals is leading to fears that factory farms are creating drug-resistant pathogens, like the staph infection, MRSA.
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Ancient Incan agriculture revived due to climate change

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Ancient Andean crops and farming methods are revived as Peruvians struggle to deal with the effects of climate change.
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Skyscraper greenhouses could be farms of future

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Vertical farms could help solve environmental problems associated with agriculture in order to make cities more sustainable.
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Fish farming may be answer to depleted oceans

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Fish populations are so depleted that when today's children are adults, there may be no fish left to eat.
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China's pollution-fighting farm

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An innovative project uses a hydroponic vegetable farm to clean up China's Dianchi Lake.
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Land grab in Africa by global hedge funds, American universities

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Global hedge funds are buying up huge tracts of land in Africa, hoping to make money off the commodity and food trade, and prominent US universities are taking part.
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Biofuels from straw and agricultural waste, not food

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Instead of creating fuel from corn or other food crops, one company is creating so-called "second-generation" biofuels from straw.
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Why some American farmers are moving to Mexico

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Some US farmers say a steady supply of legal immigrants has become too unreliable, so they're moving to where many of the workers come from: Mexico.
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