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Feb 26, 2026

Assam Dairy & Cooperatives Go Digital

Digital transformation is increasingly powering Assam’s cooperative sector and dairy industry, enhancing efficiency, transparency and farmer empowerment across the value chain, industry observers say....Read More

Feb 26, 2026

Heritage Foods Defends Quality, Farmer Empowerment

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Feb 25, 2026

Synthetic Milk Threat Triggers Tight Dairy Checks in AP

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Dairy farm bombed to the east of Gaza strip by Israel

By DairyNews7x7•Published on June 06, 2020

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Israeli aircrafts last night bombed several agricultural sites to the east of the besieged Gaza Strip. Helicopters and F-16 fighter jets attacked with at least five rockets across the Al-Zaytoun neighbourhood. This locality is towards the east of Gaza City.

WAFA reported that the Israeli artillery fired two shells at another plot of agricultural land to the northeast of the Al-Shujaiyya neighbourhood. It is a rare activity in which agricultire and dairy farms were targeted by Israel .

The bombing devastated a dairy farm in the area. The palestians discovered it next day morning. The windows of the farmer’s house also shattered as a result of the force of the attack.

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