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Tanya Michelsen Discusses "Are New Pet Owners Struggling to Finance Pet Health Care?"
The cost-of-living crisis continues to have an impact on veterinarians and pet owners
Nomman Ahmed Discusses the Role of Predictive Technology in Advancing Crop Protection
A Decade of Biopesticides Data in France Shows Both Uptake and Opportunity
Making an impact... the 2023 perspective
"Progressive farmer" the target audience your agribusiness brand knows nothing about
Predictive Intelligence caught the US glyphosate dip. What could it tell you next?
How is the cost-of-living crisis impacting veterinarians and pet owners?
Soybean pesticide market grows 50% in Brazil to US$11.4 bn
Feeding tomorrow: how foresight in data and analytics is changing the landscape of global agriculture
Brazilian coffee pesticide market up 17% in 2022-23
FarmTrak China 2022 rice survey highlights key trends over the last 12 years
France's veterinary paradox
Cover crop conundrums: Growing your way to soil health and economic returns
Significant growth recorded in Brazilian soybean nutrition market
Pandemic resilience identified among farmers
Brazil's sugarcane sector and the rising value of agrochemicals
Australian agricultural machinery sales boom
Tenfold growth in the Brazilian nematicides market over eight harvests
China’s crop protection market value on the rise
Impact of weather changes on crop decisions in the US and Canada
Kynetec collaborates on study of well-being of US veterinarians
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The green revolution: How French agriculture is embracing biologicals
Less experienced vets working longest hours in veterinary industry
Why are stress levels in corporate practices so high?
The cost of living crisis and its impact on veterinary practice – Part 1
Women in Veterinary Medicine: Why more women doesn’t equal more equality
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