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Middle East seeks home-grown agriculture boost
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The Middle East is investing heavily in innovative farming methods in a bid to reduce growing dependence on the rest of the world for up to 90% of food needs, say the organisers of the region’s biggest agri-business trade event...
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‘Green’ crops could revolutionise Middle East agriculture
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Alternative technologies and new green crops could revolutionise agriculture in the Middle East, say the organisers of the region’s biggest agri-business trade event...
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Insect-free seminar at AGRA
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Experts to present latest technology, equipment and ecological methods to increase local food production at region’s biggest agribusiness show...
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Security and safety tops Middle East food agenda
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Strategies to secure ready access to affordable, nutritious and safe for consumption food commodities is top of the agenda for Middle East governments, say the organisers of the region’s biggest agricultural business trade show opening today (Monday 29 March 2010) at the Dubai World Trade Centre...
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US targets multi-million dollar Gulf market for cattle fodder
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United States farmers are shipping hay and grasses halfway around the world to the Arabian Gulf and in less than a year have captured half of a burgeoning United Arab Emirates market worth between $250 million and $500 million a year, say industry traders...
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Feed buyers could reap gains
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Abu Dhabi’s Al Dahra Agricultural Company is halfway through a Dh1 billion (US$272.2 million) investment plan involving more than 60,700 hectaresof farmland in Europe, the US, south Asia and north Africa to boost the UAE’s food security, a senior official said.
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Mohammed launches initiative to plant one million trees in Dubai
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His Highness begins drive by planting a tree at Dubai Police Academy; attends graduation ceremony. His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice-President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, on Wednesday launched a new initiative to plant one million trees in Dubai.