agriculture
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CubicFarms’ HydroGreen Launches First Feed-as-a-Service Facility in Kansas, Partnering with Plainview Beef
Content: CubicFarm Systems Corp. has announced the successful launch of its first Feed-as-a-Service (FaaS) facility in Wakeeney, Kansas, through its subsidiary, HydroGreen Inc. Developed in partnership with Plainview Beef, the facility began operations in November 2024, following plans announced in…
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Duty-Free Import of 9,000 Tons of Meat in Armenia: A Threat to Agriculture
On December 27th, the Armenian government approved a decision to exempt up to 9,000 tons of imported beef from customs duties. This measure, intended to bolster domestic meat processing and meet market demand, presents a complex challenge with potential ramifications…
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Applications Open for Artificial Insemination Services for Cows Under State Support Program
As part of the “Pilot Program for Increasing Productivity” approved by the Government of Armenia on August 22, 2024 (Decision N 1392-L), the process of state-supported artificial insemination of cows has been launched. The program aims to enhance livestock productivity…
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Communities Now Eligible for Leasing Programs: Government Expands Mobile Slaughterhouse Initiative
The Armenian government has taken a significant step to expand its leasing program by including communities as eligible beneficiaries. At the December 5 cabinet meeting, Deputy Minister of Economy introduced the decision, aimed at enhancing oversight and broadening access to…
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Armenia Holds First Certification Process for Vocational and Secondary Education Teachers
Yesterday, 30.11.24, marked the first-ever mandatory certification process for teachers working in vocational and secondary education institutions in Armenia. The process was overseen by Minister of Education, Science, Culture, and Sports Zhanna Andreasyan and Deputy Minister Araxia Svajyan. The certification…
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Can Armenia’s 5-Year Plan Achieve the Goal of 1000 Hectares of Orchards Annually?
Armenia’s 5-year agricultural plan, aiming to establish 1000 hectares of orchards annually, demonstrates the government’s commitment to enhancing agricultural output and economic growth. However, several critical challenges within the plan may impact its long-term effectiveness and stability. Below are the…
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Expanded Funding for Intensive Horticulture Program
The government of Armenia has allocated new funding for the intensive horticulture development program, aimed at assisting beneficiaries with costs for orchard establishment and the implementation of modern irrigation systems. This initiative promotes the use of innovative technology in agriculture…
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Import Quotas Set for Agricultural Products
On November 7, the government set tariff quotas on certain agricultural imports into Armenia. This decision aims to protect the domestic market, ensuring the competitiveness of local producers. The Eurasian Economic Commission regulates the use of tariff quotas to balance…
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Armenian Government Holds Meeting Amidst Prime Minister’s Absence
The Armenian Government convened its regular session on November 7, 2024, discussing various issues despite the Prime Minister’s absence. The meeting, with an agenda containing 40 items, was chaired by the Deputy Prime Minister while the Prime Minister departed for…