Livestock farmers in Cyprus are planning a protest at the Rizoelia roundabout in Larnaca to demonstrate against the mass culling of animals due to a foot and mouth disease outbreak, coinciding with the arrival of EU leaders.

The 18th International Agricultural Exhibition of Morocco (SIAM) held a high-level conference on its second day, shifting focus to strategic discussions on livestock systems and food resilience.

Nine livestock associations in Eastern Macedonia-Thrace, Greece, have submitted a request to the Minister of Rural Development and Food, demanding fair compensation for mandatory animal confinement due to animal diseases.

Morocco's Minister of Agriculture, Ahmed Bouari, announced that the livestock sector is a significant contributor to the country's economy, accounting for approximately 35% of its agricultural GDP.

The Perak Department of Veterinary Services in Malaysia foiled an attempt to illegally transport 37 sheep, seizing livestock worth RM110,000.

A livestock farmer from Lesbos, Manolis Konstantidellis, described the economic devastation for local farmers, stating that the island has become a 'vast cemetery of sheep' following a catastrophic event.

Italy is taking part in the 18th edition of the International Agricultural Fair in Morocco (SIAM), which focuses on the sustainability of livestock production and food sovereignty.

Livestock farmers on Lesvos are protesting against the mass culling of herds due to foot-and-mouth disease, demanding an immediate vaccination program instead. Their actions have led to blockades at the port and village, causing shops to close.

Livestock farmers on Lesbos have maintained a blockade of Mytilene port for a sixth consecutive day, leading to concerns about the island's supplies amidst ongoing protests.

Livestock farmers on Lesbos are continuing their protests for a sixth day, leading to significant shortages of basic products in the local market due to disruptions in the supply chain.

The concentration of methane in the atmosphere is increasing, with new satellite data pinpointing its origins to sources such as livestock stables, landfills, and mines.

A recent cattle market auction successfully fetched Rs305 million, and the market in Rawalpindi will now operate twice a week to further boost the local livestock business.

The Municipality of Nikšić plans to allocate €600,000 for agricultural development, with subsidies to be implemented through 11 measures aimed at fostering livestock, beekeeping, plant production, and improving rural areas.

A critical meeting is underway at the Ministry of Rural Development regarding Lesbos' severe livestock problem, with local representatives warning that villages will empty if an immediate solution is not found.

Livestock farmers in Mytilene, Greece, have blockaded both commercial ports, preventing the delivery of goods and leading to shortages in the island's supermarkets.

Tensions have escalated in Pyla, a mixed Greek Cypriot and Turkish Cypriot village within Cyprus' UN-controlled buffer zone, following a dispute over livestock inspections. A standoff has ensued, with the UN denying claims of tank deployment.

Ferry services connecting the ports of Mytilene and Ayvalık (Turkey) have been suspended until April 22 due to ongoing protests by livestock farmers. The demonstrations are taking place at the port of Lesbos.

The Swedish National Veterinary Institute (SVA) has warned of a potential for wider spread of the deadly bluetongue disease, posing a risk to livestock.

The Greek government is facing criticism for its handling of a crisis affecting livestock farmers in Lesbos, with the assignment of crisis management to Makarios Lazaridis seen as a devaluation of the farmers' concerns.

Kosovo's Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Rural Development, in coordination with the Food and Veterinary Agency, has imposed an indefinite ban on the import of sheep and goats from all of Albania due to a reported plague outbreak. The measure aims to prevent the spread of the disease.

Farmers on the Greek island of Lesvos have disrupted ferry sailings as a protest against the ongoing foot-and-mouth disease epidemic affecting their livestock.

Livestock farmers on the Greek island of Lesbos are escalating their protests against financial hardship, which they attribute to the lockdown imposed since March 16. Demonstrators poured milk, discarded animal feed, and blocked passenger entry to a ship.

A long-standing traffic problem near the entrance to the Livestock Market in Podgorica has been successfully resolved, significantly improving vehicle flow.

Jeju Island is opening a restricted grazing site to the public for two days this month as part of the "Hiiing Festival," a cultural event promoting traditional livestock practices and tourism centered around its native horses.

Mithad Muratović from Petnjica skillfully hand-shears sheep in his area and beyond, a trade he learned as a boy when his family was involved in livestock farming.

Authorities in Salzburg, Austria, have approved a plan to allow the preventative shooting of two wolves in seven hunting areas, even before they have attacked livestock.

Deputy Minister of Rural Development and Food, Makarios Lazaridis, launched a fierce criticism against PASOK, accusing the party of acting as a 'tail' to Pavlos Polakis and Stefanos Kasselakis after they voted against measures supporting livestock farmers and addressing foot-and-mouth disease.

The Serbian government has adopted amendments to its agricultural incentives regulation for 2026, allocating 33 billion dinars, including 24 billion dinars specifically for quality breeding livestock.

Russia’s agricultural oversight agency has attributed a livestock disease outbreak in the Novosibirsk region to government missteps, an atypical strain of pasteurellosis, and harsh weather conditions. The Federal Service for Veterinary and Phytosanitary Surveillance is investigating the bacterial infection.

Authorities in Greece have stepped up livestock checks in preparation for Easter celebrations, responding to an ongoing pox epidemic affecting animals.

Podgorica's city administration has announced plans to find the best solutions for stray livestock and the construction of animal waste pits in and around the city, prioritizing citizen safety and ecological concerns.

Farmers in Cyprus are calling for immediate compensation and solutions to replace over 30,000 animals lost to culling, expressing distress over the destruction.

Pig farmers are reportedly incurring significant losses due to a strange and unidentified disease affecting their livestock.

New Democracy MP Notis Mitarakis stated his surprise upon reading a case file concerning a subsidy for a livestock farmer in Chios, emphatically denying any direct or indirect involvement in the matter.

Reports of wolf attacks on livestock in the Netherlands have decreased for the first time in years, with 255 cases recorded in the first quarter of this year, down from 385 in the same period last year.

The adoption of growing pasture is significantly transforming livestock production in Kpandai, Ghana. This agricultural shift is also contributing to a reduction in the number of traditional herdsmen in the area.

Kenya's livestock and meat export industry is experiencing significant losses, estimated at Sh250 million weekly, due to disruptions caused by the Middle East crisis, leading to high air freight costs and job losses.

Russia's Veterinary and Phytosanitary department has expressed suspicion that not all plant and livestock products arriving from Armenia actually originate from the country, citing the 'range and quantity' of goods.

An 'arms race' is underway against flesh-eating bugs on the edge of cattle country, posing a specific threat to livestock, with the Wall Street Journal providing further coverage on the efforts to combat this issue.

The UK government is reportedly looking to relax planning rules for intensive livestock units following years of industry lobbying, despite concerns over water pollution and air quality.

New studies on the Shroud of Turin have revealed genetic material from humans, plants, livestock, and fish, shedding light on the relic's rich history while further complicating its disputed origins.

Zilhad Hadžić from Vranjska village in Bosnia and Herzegovina received a heifer and community support after heavy snow destroyed his barn and killed his livestock, leaving him devastated.

Dutch agricultural leaders are calling for a radical overhaul of wolf management, urging culling once the impact on communities becomes too large, as livestock attacks continue to increase across the country.

Significant damage has been reported in Bosnia's Krajina region, with buildings collapsing under heavy snow in Bosanska Krupa and Cazin, resulting in livestock losses for families.

A security team in Meru, Kenya, successfully recovered stolen livestock following a raid in the area.

Four new cases of foot-and-mouth disease have been confirmed in livestock farms on the Greek island of Lesbos, bringing the total number of reported incidents to 17.

The Greek government is facing criticism for allegedly showing complete indifference to the impending collapse of the livestock sector, while reportedly spending 2 million euros on informational campaigns.

Željko Mihelić, a livestock farmer from Primorje-Gorski Kotar County, has been elected as the new president of the Croatian Agricultural Chamber (HPK), pledging to strengthen the competitiveness and position of farmers.

A new genetic study indicates that dogs, descended from an ancient wolf population distinct from modern wolves, were the first animals domesticated by humans more than 15,000 years ago, predating other livestock.

The Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo has introduced a new dress code, banning revealing clothing, visible undergarments, and gang-affiliated attire, following social media backlash over "out of control" attire.

Authorities in Funchal, led by Miguel Albuquerque, plan to deploy controlled livestock to clear land and prevent forest fires. This initiative aims to manage invasive species that grow too quickly for traditional tree cutting methods.

Despite possessing abundant livestock, Tanzania continues to import milk, raising questions about the inefficiencies or challenges within its domestic dairy industry.

The Dutch government, led by State Secretary Silvio Erkens, has initiated a campaign with firefighters and insurers to raise awareness among farmers about the risks of barn fires, which annually kill thousands of livestock.

The European Commission is developing a strategy for the livestock sector, with animal welfare as a key initiative, and has opened a public consultation on the matter.

SYRIZA-PS's Agricultural Policy department and sector head Vassilis Kokkalis issued a joint statement calling for the vindication of Lesbos livestock farmers' struggle against perceived government insensitivity.

Pakistan’s persistently high population growth — exceeding 2.5 per cent annually — is quietly but steadily reshaping the country’s farm structure.

Livestock farmers on Lesbos have initiated a complete blockade of Mytilene port's entry and exit points until Monday evening, protesting concerns related to foot-and-mouth disease.

By decision of North Aegean Regional Governor Kostas Moutzouris, all regional services in Lesbos, except for the Veterinary Service and vehicles, will remain closed tomorrow, March 23, in solidarity with the livestock community.

A second case of foot-and-mouth disease has been confirmed in a livestock unit in Pelopi, Lesbos, close to where the initial cases were identified last Monday.

The Greek Ministry of Rural Development and Food, in coordination with the Ministry of National Economy and Finance, announced compensation for livestock farmers in Lesbos for milk affected by measures against the spread of foot-and-mouth disease.

A fast-growing variety of Chinese grass is being promoted as a promising solution to alleviate the ongoing feed crisis, offering a sustainable option for livestock.

Uzbek entrepreneurs have initiated new livestock projects in Belarus, signaling growing economic cooperation and investment between the two countries in the agricultural sector.

Livestock farmers in the Paphos district of Cyprus are protesting new measures implemented by the agriculture ministry, which restrict access to protect animals from foot-and-mouth disease.

The FAO has warned that Nigeria's food system is fragile despite its vast potential, while the Nigerian government acknowledges the system is under stress and identifies livestock as crucial for reform.

A video shows jackals digging through trash on the Pelješac peninsula, with their increasing numbers creating issues for local livestock farmers, prompting a reward for culling.

The Federation of Agricultural Associations of Lesbos will hold an open general assembly in response to the morning termination of the Mytilene port occupation by protesting livestock farmers on the island.

The Regional Directorate of Livestock in Kaffrine, Senegal, has seized a quantity of meat deemed unfit for human consumption, ensuring public health safety.

A conference in Poreč discussed the identity, production, and branding of Istria in the field of livestock farming, emphasizing the preservation of indigenous breeds for agricultural and tourism development.

Margaritis Schoinas, Minister of Rural Development and Food, welcomed the opening of Mytilene port by livestock farmers during the inaugural meeting for the consultation on the new Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) 2028-2034.

A SYRIZA-PS MP has criticized the Greek government for delays in agricultural subsidies, stating that thousands of farmers and livestock breeders have been without their expected income for months.

The World Bank's L-PRES National Project Coordinator, Sanusi Abubakar, announced a review of livestock support projects in 20 participating Nigerian states, including Kwara and Oyo, to assess their overall performance and impact.

The diagnosis of foot-and-mouth disease cases in livestock farms on Lesbos has created political and party activity, with politicians visiting the island to be informed about the situation.

A union warns that approximately half of Cyprus's livestock farmers are unlikely to resume operations after a recent foot-and-mouth disease outbreak.

Dhaka and the Netherlands are exploring joint initiatives to cooperate on farming and livestock development.

Lesbos is experiencing severe shortages of basic products in supermarkets, with shelves empty of fruits, vegetables, and meat. This is due to ongoing protests by livestock farmers, now in their fifth day, preventing trucks from operating.

The Ugandan government has initiated a nationwide study to assess emissions from livestock, aiming to understand and mitigate their environmental impact.

Greek livestock farmers are escalating their protests after a meeting at the Ministry of Rural Development yielded no results, vowing to continue their struggle.

The Serbian Ministry of Agriculture's Directorate for Agrarian Payments has issued a public call for applications for incentives in livestock farming for quality breeding animals for 2026.

Livestock farmers from Lesbos traveled to Athens to meet with the Minister of Rural Development, expressing their distress and demanding solutions.

Livestock farmers in Greece held a mass rally, expressing desperation and demanding immediate solutions for the primary sector. A meeting was held at the General Secretariat of the Aegean and Island Policy to address their concerns.

Livestock farmers in Lesbos held a rally and blockaded ports in Mytilene to protest the devastating impact of foot-and-mouth disease, with a meeting scheduled with a government official to address the crisis.

An emergency meeting was convened with livestock breeders and cheesemakers on the Greek island of Lesbos to address concerns and measures related to an outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease.

The first case of foot and mouth disease (FMD) on a pig farm has been reported in Paliometochos, Nicosia, bringing the total number of infected livestock units in Cyprus to 84.

The Vorarlberg state parliament in Austria has passed legislation allowing for the preventive culling of wolves. This decision aims to manage wolf populations before they cause significant damage to livestock.

Residents of Kozikha village in Russia's Novosibirsk Region have collected 268 signatures on a petition demanding the dismissal of local council head Nina Chistyakova, citing a loss of public trust following protests over livestock seizures.

The Dutch province of Groningen plans to use electric shocks to eradicate ragwort, a roadside plant with yellow flowers that is poisonous to livestock like cows, sheep, and horses.

The number of livestock units infected with foot and mouth disease (FMD) in Nicosia and Larnaca has increased to 75. This rise occurs amidst an ongoing dispute regarding access to facilities in the Pergamos/Pyla area.

An infectious disease combined with conflicting regulations is putting livestock and popular cheese varieties at risk, potentially leading to a cheese crisis.

A heated public dispute erupted between PASOK MP Panagiotis Doudonis and journalist Vassilis Chioti regarding compensation for livestock farmers on the island of Lesbos.

The largest spring trade fair event, featuring agricultural machinery, livestock exhibitions, and a national lumberjack championship, has opened at the Brno Exhibition Centre in the Czech Republic.

Panic has gripped communities in Katsina, Nigeria, as bandits demand 700 cattle and 1,000 sheep within a six-day ultimatum, leading many residents to flee their homes.

The Rhône department in France has recorded ten wolf attacks on livestock since the beginning of the year, prompting residents to adapt to coexisting with the returning predators.

Kogi State in Nigeria has opened bids for a new livestock project, which includes breeding centres, slaughterhouses, and wet markets, aiming to boost agricultural productivity and food safety.

Cyprus's foot-and-mouth disease outbreak has spread to 70 infected units, with four new cases confirmed in goat and sheep farms in Larnaca and Nicosia. The Veterinary Services reported the new infections in Dromolaxia-Meneou and Geri.

The Serbian government has adopted amendments to the Regulation on the distribution of incentives in agriculture and rural development for 2026, specifically allocating support for livestock farming.

Cypriot veterinary services have confirmed seven additional livestock units tested positive for foot-and-mouth disease, bringing the total number of infected farms to 66 as containment efforts continue.

A tragic incident occurred in Heraklion, Crete, where a man reportedly ran over his relative with a car following an argument over livestock differences.

Montenegro has recorded a notable increase in its livestock population, with cattle and sheep numbers rising. The country also saw a 13.4% growth in pigs and a 14.2% increase in poultry, including over a million laying hens, by December last year.

Albanian farmers and livestock breeders expressed their outrage after a meeting with the Minister of Agriculture, stating that despite promises to fulfill their demands, they feel mocked and that the situation is no longer sustainable.

A new government study in South Korea highlights growing concerns over antimicrobial resistance, attributing it to the widespread use of antibiotics in the country's livestock and fisheries sectors.

Former Greek minister Notis Mitarakis expressed surprise at his name being linked to an OPEKEPE case concerning a subsidy for two livestock farmers in Chios, stating he only received a letter about their issues in 2021.

In the first quarter of this year, the number of reported wolf attacks on livestock has decreased for the first time.

The Thessaloniki area is facing a growing problem with livestock theft, causing concern among local farmers and authorities.

China has reported an outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease in livestock near Russian regions that have recently experienced mass cattle culling. This raises concerns about potential cross-border spread of the disease.

Independent MEP Nikolas Farandouris has submitted a written inquiry to the European Commission, emphasizing the need to ensure the flow of funds and timely payment of subsidies to Greek producers and livestock breeders following a new case file from OPEKEPE.

Farmers in Russia are protesting the mass slaughter and burning of livestock, with some animals reportedly burned alive, and documents suggesting the events are more extensive than just animal disease control.

Public engagement with two wild animals, a whale and a wolf, is prompting reflection on the ambivalent relationship between humans and nature, where animals are sometimes seen as fellow creatures and other times as livestock.

Albania's Council of Ministers approved the National Agriculture Scheme for 2026, allocating 2.5 billion lek (approximately 25 million euros) to increase direct subsidies for farmers raising livestock, cultivating crops, and beekeeping.

Russia is overhauling its vaccine production capabilities following an outbreak of cattle disease that necessitated a mass culling of livestock.

Cyprus has completed culling operations at all 49 foot-and-mouth infected livestock units across the island, with authorities reporting no new cases and high vaccination rates. Farmers, however, continue to battle difficult conditions and illegal animal movements.

A farmer in Larnaca, Cyprus, is refusing to allow veterinary officers to cull approximately 50 animals discovered in his livestock unit, leading to a standoff.

A Hungarian organization, De!Akciokozosseg, has reported various methods of vote buying in Hungarian provinces, including cash payments, distribution of food, firewood, livestock, alcohol, drugs, and even threats.

Four new cases of foot-and-mouth disease have been confirmed on livestock farms in Lesbos, bringing the total to 17. Measures for meat and dairy products are being implemented.

Authorities in Cyprus confirmed three new cases of foot and mouth disease in the Dromolaxia-Meneou area of Larnaca, bringing the total number of affected livestock units to 49.

Farmers in Russia's Novosibirsk region are facing economic hardship after thousands of cows and other livestock were culled, raising concerns among farmers in other regions about potential similar actions.

Farmers and livestock breeders are in turmoil due to the alarming increase in foot-and-mouth disease cases, with a rally organized outside the North Aegean Regional Authority by the Federation of Agricultural Associations.

A new case of foot and mouth disease has been detected in a small sheep and goat unit in Dromolaxia, Cyprus, bringing the total number of affected livestock farms to 46.

Azerbaijan is diversifying its economy away from oil by launching the region's largest livestock project, aiming to boost its non-oil sector.

Support measures, including compensation for milk collected since March 15, have been announced for livestock farmers in Lesbos following an outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease, with government intervention and commitments from Minister Tsiaras.

Hundreds of livestock farmers and other agricultural workers, joined by community representatives, have blocked the General Secretariat of the Aegean and Island Policy in Mytilene, Lesbos, to demand immediate solutions to their issues.

The annual Salon International de l’Agriculture in Paris showcased diverse livestock and regional culinary delights, despite the absence of cows this year due to disease concerns.

Livestock farmers in Mytilene, Lesbos, have intensified their protests by blocking access to the port, causing a ferry to depart without vehicles. The demonstration is led by the Federation of Agricultural Associations of Lesbos.

Veterinary Services and police in Tseri, Cyprus, are investigating a large number of sheep and goats found at a livestock unit, suspecting an illegal transfer aimed at avoiding the animals' destruction.

A second case of foot-and-mouth disease has been detected in a livestock unit in Pelopi, Lesbos, prompting local farmers to set up roadblocks in protest.

Livestock farmers in Cyprus are facing financial devastation due to the rapid spread of foot and mouth disease, which has necessitated the culling of thousands of animals.

Livestock farmers on Lesbos have once again blocked the port of Mytilene, expressing strong dissatisfaction over large quantities of milk remaining unsold as part of their ongoing protests.

The move is expected to facilitate establishment of livestock units in peri-urban and urban areas, boosting productivity and incomes

Livestock traders at the Techiman Cattle Market are reporting a positive turn in fortunes with cattle prices reaching GH₵ 25000, as the Muslim community prepares for the climax of the holy month of Ramadan and Eid-Al-Fitr festivities.

PASOK has launched a strong attack on the Greek government, accusing it of inadequacy and inaction regarding the unprecedented crisis faced by Greek livestock farmers due to epidemics, citing insufficient prevention and underestimation of risks.

Serious questions have been raised regarding "fake" declarations of livestock and pastures without animals, particularly in Crete, where declared goat and sheep numbers reach 7 million, a figure inconsistent with the region's capacity or productive activity.

The Regional Directorate of Livestock in Kaffrine, Senegal, has seized a quantity of meat deemed unfit for consumption, ensuring public health safety.

The Regional Directorate of Livestock in Kaffrine, Senegal, has seized a quantity of meat deemed unfit for human consumption.

The Serbian Ministry of Agriculture announced that livestock farmers will no longer be required to justify their subsidies with invoices. This change aims to simplify the process for receiving financial incentives.

PASOK-KINAL President Nikos Androulakis held a meeting with livestock farmers, cheesemakers, and producers in Lesbos, proposing five measures to support them during his visit to the island.

Greece's Minister of Rural Development, M. Schoinas, has hailed the reopening of Lesbos port as a positive development following protests by the island's livestock farmers.

Independent MEP Farantouris warned that the livestock industry on the Greek island of Lesbos, a significant part of the country's agricultural sector, is on the brink of collapse.

The president of the local community in Pavino Polje, Montenegro, reported uncontrolled livestock movement on public areas, causing damage to crops and property, and posing a safety risk.

Novosibirsk Governor Andrei Travnikov has dismissed regional agriculture minister Andrei Shindelov following a livestock disease outbreak and other complaints.

Farmers in Northern Taranaki and King Country, New Zealand, are facing their second major clean-up in six months. They are dealing with the aftermath of torrential rain and have reported losing livestock.

Uzbekistan has announced a dedicated month to promote and improve livestock hygiene across the country.

Livestock farmers in Cyprus staged a protest in Nicosia over the handling of a surge in foot-and-mouth disease cases and culling measures, leading to brief road blockades.

A trucker has been apprehended for breaking a ban on transporting livestock due to sheep pox.

A critical meeting at the Greek Ministry of Rural Development with representatives from Lesbos' livestock and production sectors has concluded, with Minister Margaritis Schoinas stating he understands their concerns and that it was a good discussion.

A SYRIZA-PS MEP has issued a statement highlighting the severe impact of foot-and-mouth disease, which is reportedly destroying livestock farming and the economy on the Greek island of Lesbos.

A significant drought has spread across 60% of the U.S. agricultural belt as farmers begin spring planting, threatening crops, livestock, and potentially impacting food prices.

The Netherlands has introduced a nationwide ban on the transport of livestock when temperatures exceed 30 degrees Celsius, aiming to protect animal welfare during extreme heat.

Ferry services connecting Turkey to the Greek island of Lesbos have been suspended until April 22. The disruption is a direct result of ongoing protests by livestock farmers.

A minister announced that the Bangladesh government is planning to create a large number of employment opportunities within the livestock sector.

A lawsuit claims that Black employees at a Tesla factory were subjected to racist slurs, including the 'N-word' and 'gorilla noises,' and were compared to livestock, while management allegedly ignored the discriminatory behavior.

Ghana's Minister for Food and Agriculture, Hon. Eric Opoku, will lead a delegation of key livestock sector actors to the Ghana–Nebraska Agribusiness Growth and Trade Relations Chamber (GNEBCham) and Ecosyntra LLC's Livestock Partnership event in Nebraska.

Livestock farmers in Mytilene, Greece, staged a protest by occupying the ramp of a passenger ship and pouring milk into the sea, turning the water white.

The Dutch cabinet is offering subsidies to livestock farmers who commit to reducing their cow numbers for three years, aiming to address environmental concerns.

The Botswana government has addressed public concerns and clarified its position on the culling of livestock in the Ramatlabama area due to an outbreak of Foot-and-Mouth Disease.

A strain of SAT1, an animal disease, has spread from Russia to China, affecting livestock without causing visible symptoms in the initial weeks.

Three pensioners caused three separate wildfires within 24 hours in Croatia, with one 68-year-old man starting a blaze while attempting to deter wolves from his livestock, requiring a Canadair to extinguish it.

Dialogues have reportedly revealed how a scheme involving the National Reserve was set up, with officials aware of an increase in livestock on Crete.

Portugal's GNR identified 11 infractions at livestock farms in Pinhel during an operation aimed at ensuring compliance with regulations for the identification, registration, and movement of various animal species.

Greece's Deputy Minister of Rural Development and Food, Makarios Lazaridis, has sharply criticized PASOK for voting against support measures for livestock farmers and addressing foot-and-mouth disease.

Makarios Lazaridis criticized PASOK and the majority of the minor opposition parties for rejecting Article 51 of a bill, which would have provided support to livestock farmers affected by foot-and-mouth disease.

Greek food exports to the United States face significant challenges, including tariff disputes, reactions to Europe's trade agreements with third countries, and the recent outbreak of animal diseases in Greek livestock.

Cyprus's livestock sector continues to reel from a foot and mouth outbreak that led to the culling of over 30,000 animals, with state services now at odds over a recovery solution.

An intense dispute has erupted in Cyprus between the head of Veterinary Services and the chief of the Special Advisory Committee regarding how to compensate farmers whose livestock were slaughtered during a foot-and-mouth disease outbreak.

Greek consumers face a shortage and high prices for lamb and goat this Easter, with costs exceeding 12 euros per kilo, primarily due to outbreaks of sheep and goat pox, foot-and-mouth disease, and a reduction in livestock.

The number of reported suspected wolf attacks on livestock has decreased in the first quarter of this year, according to recent data from the Netherlands.

A young innovator in Kenya has developed a solution valued at Sh142 billion to address livestock nutrition needs.

A Novosibirsk regional government TV channel released a video featuring 'grateful farmers' receiving compensation for lost livestock, but journalists identified the participants as local officials, suggesting a propaganda effort.

A new disease detection drive is providing a significant boost for livestock farmers in Kenya, aiming to improve animal health and productivity.

The Region of Crete has announced the extension of immediate preventive measures to protect livestock from sheep and goat pox until April 15, following an increase in cases in mainland Greece.

Employees of a livestock collection center have received community service sentences for their involvement in the abuse of a cow.

An ongoing struggle, described as an 'arms race,' is underway to combat flesh-eating insects threatening livestock in cattle-producing regions.

Nigerian troops have intensified operations across various theatres, successfully neutralizing terrorists, foiling kidnap attempts, and recovering arms and livestock within the last 24 hours.

The first case of sheep and goat pox has been detected in a farm with approximately 200 animals in Perachori, southern Ithaca, causing significant concern among the local livestock community ahead of Easter.

The centenary market of Plasencia attracts local farmers and artisans, offering agricultural products, livestock, and crafts from the Jerte Valley.

Nigeria's federal government has launched a ranching reform initiative, signaling a deliberate shift towards modern livestock management for agricultural transformation and national security consolidation.

An Isiolo graduate from Kenya has earned a trip to Silicon Valley after her innovative idea for AI-powered livestock management won a competition.

Veterinary services in Cyprus have closed 11 livestock units in the Pergamos buffer zone due to fears of further spreading the foot-and-mouth disease, as confirmed by the director general of the agriculture ministry.

The German Bundesrat has cleared the way for easier regulation of wolves, including hunting under strict conditions, in response to thousands of livestock and domestic animals being killed by the predators annually.

Kashmir has reportedly sent various forms of support to Iran, including financial aid and livestock.

The municipality of Mojkovac in Montenegro is allocating €200,000 towards agricultural development, with the largest portion of the budget, €70,000, designated for livestock farming, including subsidies for breeding animals and mini poultry farms.

Residents of Kashmir are reportedly sending various forms of support, including cash and livestock, to Iran.

An engineer, with investment from Silicon Valley guru Peter Thiel, is developing AI algorithms to control thousands of animals in real-time, sparking concerns about the new technology in agriculture.

Farmers in Kompoti, Aetolia-Acarnania, Greece, are in despair due to continuous wolf attacks on their herds, reporting daily losses of livestock.

The Bank of Cyprus (BoC) announced a support package to assist livestock farmers and other businesses and individuals impacted by foot and mouth disease.

Morocco has launched a new phase of financial support for livestock farmers, which follows a nationwide verification process aimed at ensuring the preservation of female sheep and goats crucial for breeding.

Representatives from Montenegro's Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry, and Water Management met with staff at the Pljevlja Regional Center for Plant and Livestock Production, expressing satisfaction with the progress of construction work on a new facility.

Artificial intelligence is increasingly being adopted in India's agricultural sector, offering solutions ranging from smart cow collars for livestock management to advanced crop advisory services for farmers.

New changes to the 'livestock worrying' law in the UK could result in dog owners facing unlimited fines for incidents involving their pets and farm animals.

Livestock farmers on Lesbos have decided to completely block all entry and exit gates of Mytilene port until Monday evening, with the port being blocked since Sunday afternoon.

EU experts have warned of the scale of Cyprus' foot-and-mouth disease outbreak, which may have been spreading silently, sparking concerns for the island’s native cattle and debate over potential blanket culling policies.

A second outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease has been confirmed in a livestock unit in Pelopi, affecting approximately 250 sheep and goats and 15 cattle, all of which will be immediately culled.

By Claire Powell The confirmation of foot and mouth disease on a number of livestock units in the Larnaca region on February 20 is a chilling coincidence of dates.

Farmers in Cyprus protested the culling of livestock due to an ongoing foot and mouth disease outbreak by bringing a coffin to the presidential palace in Nicosia, after gathering at the GSP Stadium.

The Ministry of Rural Development has imposed a universal lockdown on livestock products from Lesbos, specifically those produced or exported from the island after January 15, to combat foot-and-mouth disease.

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