Department of Agriculture
Joe the pigeon ‘highly likely’ a Turkish tumbler bird
A pigeon that was to be put down by authorities in Australia after reportedly crossing the Pacific Ocean has been saved after officials found he was "highly likely" to be a local bird, a Turkish tumbler, the BBC News has reported.
Special offers on food lead to more household waste
Special offers on food items have led to an increase in the amount of waste produced by households as consumers purchase more than what they need, according to research conducted by the Agriculture Department of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki.
More specifically, 72% of consumers buy more food than necessary as they are lured by offers.
Hundreds of Americans planted those alarmingly mysterious Chinese seeds & some even ate them
Some states, like North Carolina, had more than 1,000 people contact the department of agriculture having received unsolicited seeds
Ursula von der Leyen Will be on a Working Visit in Sofia Tomorrow
Prime Minister Boyko Borissov will meet with the newly elected European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen tomorrow in Sofia, the government press service announced.
During their working meeting at the Council of Ministers, the two will discuss different topics on the European agenda and on world politics.
Politico: Bulgaria Wants ''Agriculture'' Department in the New European Commission
Bulgaria wants its current EU commissioner, Maria Gabriel, to receive the agriculture department of the new European Commission, Politico reported. Currently, Gabriel is responsible for the Digital Economy and Digital Society.
"We are interested in the agricultural portfolio," a Bulgarian diplomat told the newspaper.
Beekeepers: The European Market May Close Door for Bulgarian Honey
There is a real risk that 45,000 tons of honey from South America would enter the European market through duty-free imports, the Association of Producers of Organic Bee Products warn. This could happen due to a trade agreement between the EU and MERCOSUR (Southern Common Market), BNR reported.