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  1. Farm Credit Canada supports the national agricultural sector, noting that productivity gains are declining from 2% to below 1%.

The agricultural sector is experiencing silent economic contraction due to productivity decline and high costs associated with fossil fuels and fertilizers.

4 reports, 4 independent Updated Jun 16
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The agricultural sector is experiencing silent economic contraction due to productivity decline and high costs associated with fossil fuels and fertilizers.

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  1. Budget allocations for the agricultural sector failed to meet its operational needs.Sub-event
  2. Low dam storage in Dharmapuri is threatening the viability of local agriculture.Sub-event
  3. Proposed budget allocates 3.2% of GDP to agriculture.1 source
  4. Silent economic contraction driven by productivity decline and high fossil fuel/fertilizer costs.1 source

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