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It is proposed to allow the purchase of up to 10 hectares of state-owned land without an auction and to reduce the share of funding allocated to the Defence Fund
The Prime Minister says he has not come under pressure from the US to open the Port of Klaipėda to fertiliser exports from Belarus
From 1 November, the management of bluetongue in the European Union is changing: what livestock farmers need to know
Agrone Grupp has acquired Latvia’s largest dairy processing companies, Rīgas piena kombināts and Valmieras piens
ŽŪDC: although production costs are rising, the prices of some food products are falling due to cheaper raw materials
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The Prime Minister says he has not come under pressure from the US to open the Port of Klaipėda to fertiliser exports from Belarus
It is proposed to allow the purchase of up to 10 hectares of state-owned land without an auction and to reduce the share of funding allocated to the Defence Fund
ŽŪDC: although production costs are rising, the prices of some food products are falling due to cheaper raw materials
Analysts: energy prices are not yet driving up food prices; inflation will rise later as a result
The FNTT is already questioning farmers. The LŽŪKT audit and some awkward questions for the minister
Who cares where the farmers’ 300 million euros have gone? Nobody! (VIDEO)
Economist: Rising fertiliser prices and other threats to the competitiveness of agriculture
The harvest is becoming a test of business acumen: why do some farms make a profit whilst others do not?
The Prime Minister says he has not come under pressure from the US to open the Port of Klaipėda to fertiliser exports from Belarus
A further €0.69 million is being sought for the state’s disputes with ‘Belaruskalij’ and ‘Hasenberg’
1,432 applications per hour; a year later – an FNTT investigation: the head of LŽŪKT saw no signs of irregularities
The government is preparing for a gas crisis: important changes for the agricultural sector
Bears return to Lithuania's forests: are they already here or are they just wandering around?
Proposing to exempt estates from property tax
German soldiers' remains unearthed in a church churchyard
LB: Food prices to rise faster this year than last year due to rising raw material costs
„Develon“ technikos spektre pasirinkimą ras ir ūkininkai (VIDEO)
How do I make a cold smoking smoker? Drawing and tips
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The EU’s agricultural outlook up to 2035: the biggest challenges are geopolitical risks, production costs and farm incomes
European Commissioner C. Hansen: in 25 years’ time, as many as 90 per cent of today’s farmers could reach retirement age – who will produce our food?
A proposal has been made to postpone the ban on the fur trade, which is due to come into force next year
Lithuania is set to take over the presidency of the Council of the EU, but the full agenda has not been made public
A proposal has been made to postpone the ban on the fur trade, which is due to come into force next year
Lithuania is set to take over the presidency of the Council of the EU, but the full agenda has not been made public
Shocking figures on ILTE’s activities: agricultural guarantees have fallen by 62 per cent, whilst stricter requirements are being imposed on livestock farming
ILTE ‘aid’ for farms: a new financial crisis in three years’ time?
A grant of 900,000 euros is being made available for soil liming
EUR 320.5 thousand from the State Reserve to compensate farmers for frost and heavy rainfall
Up to 90% of the costs of damage caused by wolves
All farms should be compensated for beast damage, regardless of the number of crops damaged
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MZURI planted maize in the ground, and it shot up into the sky! (VIDEO)
Following a 28 per cent drop in turnover, Pöttinger’s turnover is once again approaching half a billion euros
East West Agro’s EBITDA fell by 3 per cent to €1.35 million in the first half of the year, whilst profit fell by a factor of 11
Robots that collect and analyse grain samples have been tested in US grain silos
MZURI planted maize in the ground, and it shot up into the sky! (VIDEO)
Following a 28 per cent drop in turnover, Pöttinger’s turnover is once again approaching half a billion euros
East West Agro’s EBITDA fell by 3 per cent to €1.35 million in the first half of the year, whilst profit fell by a factor of 11
An important call to action for farms is coming up. Upgrade your machinery – from grain transfer systems to smart organic fertiliser spreaders
Robots that collect and analyse grain samples have been tested in US grain silos
Pocket 400 euros per hectare with no hassle (VIDEO)
The bread and blood of engines (VIDEO)
This Mzuri technology does it all in one go (VIDEO)
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From 1 November, the management of bluetongue in the European Union is changing: what livestock farmers need to know
Agrone Grupp has acquired Latvia’s largest dairy processing companies, Rīgas piena kombināts and Valmieras piens
The European sheep and goat sector at a crossroads: record sheep meat prices, growing competition and new requirements for farmers
Keeping calves outdoors is worth considering as a first option
Wheat exports from Romania and Bulgaria have risen by 35 per cent: competition is intensifying for grain sellers in the Baltic states
Ukraine commends the Baltic states’ efforts to have the EU ban the transit of Russian grain
Leaders of the Baltic states are calling on the EU to ban the transit of Russian grain
Farmers: the sowing of winter crops is a month behind schedule in some areas; peas have not been harvested; rapeseed fields are shrinking
Agrone Grupp has acquired Latvia’s largest dairy processing companies, Rīgas piena kombināts and Valmieras piens
The ‘Shamonda’ virus on European dairy farms: what the WOAH and WHO have confirmed
Milk procurement in Lithuania is down for the fourth month running compared with last year: is the growth phase coming to an end?
Growth in milk production in Europe has slowed to 0.6 per cent.
From 1 November, the management of bluetongue in the European Union is changing: what livestock farmers need to know
Keeping calves outdoors is worth considering as a first option
Live cattle exported via Riga Airport for the first time
Import restrictions if Brazil fails to demonstrate compliance with EU requirements
R. Sinkevičius, head of the hatching incubator: “The incubator being built in the Lazdijai district will be the most modern in the Baltic states”
New €35 million Vilnius Poultry Plant receives Major Investment Project status
Own eggs all year round: how many hens to buy and what is important to know?
VMVT warns: irresponsible handling of dead birds threatens disease outbreak
Why might two jars of honey from the same plant cost different amounts?
The start of the harvest has highlighted a problem: beekeeping equipment left in the fields poses a risk to everyone
A bear broke into an apiary in the Kaišiadorys district
Panevėžys region beekeepers: less early honey this year
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Denmark is considering banning the rearing of broiler chickens
Ukraine is changing its priorities for vegetable oil exports: the railways remain a major problem
Protests are rocking France, but the farmers are divided: why didn’t the tractors take to the streets?
Polish farmers worried about subsidies: system glitches disrupted the application process
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How do you preserve food properly in jars?
The price of grain has fallen by a third, but the price of bread has fallen by considerably less. Why?
Market gardeners are estimating losses running into hundreds of thousands of euros: ‘There’s nowhere to put the water’ (VIDEO)
More than one hundred and fifty animals have been confiscated from offenders this year
Almost €43 million paid to residents who replaced inefficient boilers
The curse of the Obele mill
How do I know when an old roof needs replacing? 3 key signs
Moths in food and clothing: a biologist explains where they come from
Advice from florists on how to enjoy tulip blossoms for longer
An oasis of peace created in Panevėžys district: where time stands still and stones speak
Did frost damage the flowers at Pakruojis Manor?
What is the secret of a good-growing rose?
Market gardeners are estimating losses running into hundreds of thousands of euros: ‘There’s nowhere to put the water’ (VIDEO)
Heavy rain, hail and a shortage of seasonal workers will reduce the harvest of Lithuanian vegetables
The Plant Production Service is stepping up controls on the potato trade: labelling infringements have been identified
Farmers: there will be no blueberry harvest; the rain has caused the strawberries to rot; it’s difficult to make ends meet
How do you preserve food properly in jars?
The price of grain has fallen by a third, but the price of bread has fallen by considerably less. Why?
Lithuanian Stud Farm prepares for changes following an audit
How much do Lithuanian potatoes actually cost?
More than one hundred and fifty animals have been confiscated from offenders this year
The Food and Veterinary Service is proposing a ban on tying dogs to their kennels and leaving them alone
Off to the shelters – with our pets
Environmentalists on the ostrich shot in the Varėna Forest: the decision was up to the owner himself
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A man was injured whilst hunting in the Kretinga district
Two people shot dead whilst hunting in Norway
Mushroom and berry buyers: the harvest is set to be a good one thanks to favourable weather conditions
Elk hunting quota reduced
EU Carbon Certification Expert Event
Lithuania fails to meet EU commitments to reduce emissions
Brussels steps up pressure on the development of the Green Deal
MPs and the Ministry disagree on the need to regulate the cormorant population
A man was injured whilst hunting in the Kretinga district
Two people shot dead whilst hunting in Norway
Elk hunting quota reduced
It is proposed to reduce the elk hunting quota to 3,935; the option of abolishing the quota is no longer under consideration
Additional €342 000 in compensation for those who have given up commercial fishing
Foresters set up a unified fire monitoring system to detect fires
300,000 euros will be allocated this year for fish breeding
From the shores of the Utena lakes to World Championship titles
A dangerous tree-damaging beetle from Asia has been detected in the EU
A timber lorry overturned in the Jurbarkas district
Compensation for residents who have not reclaimed their urban land: a forest plot
Lithuanian seeds for the end of the world: what are our foresters protecting in Svalbard?
Mushroom and berry buyers: the harvest is set to be a good one thanks to favourable weather conditions
Blueberry growers face their worst year in the last 13 seasons
"Auga group plans to sell Baltic Champs to a Latvian capital company
A mushroom hunter found dead after getting lost in Varena district
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Lithuania is set to take over the presidency of the Council of the EU, but the full agenda has not been made public
Giedrė Vilkytė
2026-10-23 15:33:28
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Agri-Policy
The decision by Brussels aims to compensate farmers for up to 80 per cent of the additional costs incurred in purchasing fertiliser
Agrobitė
2026-07-08 12:42:09
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World
As temperatures rise again across Europe, massive wildfires are ravaging forests
ELTA
2026-07-06 12:07:21
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Agri-Policy
The European Commission has drawn up a draft plan for emergency aid to farmers; Lithuania is set to receive nearly 10 million euros
BNS
2026-07-02 15:53:06
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World
The European Parliament has approved the use of certain GMO crops
BNS
2026-06-18 12:52:32
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The EU plans to ban plant-based ‘burgers’, but vegetarian ‘burgers’ will remain
BNS
2026-06-17 10:56:54
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Agri-Policy
As farmers face a fertiliser crisis, the European Commission is offering €540 million in financial aid
ELTA
2026-06-15 12:56:44
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Lithuania
A raid uncovered the illegal trade in European eels and crocodile-skin shoes
Agrobitė, AAD...
2026-06-15 11:20:55
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Agri-Policy
The EC is offering €540 million and other support measures to farmers affected by the fertiliser crisis
BNS
2026-06-13 17:15:01
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World
The EU will compensate Armenia for losses caused by pressure from Russia: it will even import flowers
ELTA
2026-06-05 07:30:18
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Opinion
G. Stanišauskas: additional EUR 100 million approved for Lithuanian agriculture, but no "free lunch"
Gediminas Stanišauskas
2026-05-20 14:40:17
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World
EC presents action plan to protect Europeans from the energy crisis
BNS
2026-04-23 08:42:00
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Agri-Policy
Presidency: Lithuania must seek similar EU direct payments for all farmers
BNS
2026-04-20 19:17:19
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World
Energy security starts on the farm: Europe urged to strengthen links between energy and food systems
Žemės ūkio rūmai
2026-03-28 08:47:44
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Agri-Policy
Europe cannot be strategically strong without strong agriculture
Žemės ūkio rūmai
2026-03-17 12:47:42
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