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3 days ago | 
verticalmag.com | Treena Hein
Published on: April 21, 2025Estimated reading time 10 minutes, 13 seconds.
Anyone who has followed the rise of The Helicopter Company (THC) since its launch in 2019 can’t help but be impressed. As Saudi Arabia’s first national commercial helicopter operator, THC is backed by the country’s Public Investment Fund and plays a central role in Saudi Vision 2030 — the Kingdom’s roadmap for economic diversification and public sector development.
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1 week ago | 
seedworld.com | Treena Hein
How genetics are best preserved in an era of concentration. Preservation of genetic diversity has long been on the agenda of the European seed sector, as it has been for the sector on a global scale, and both larger and smaller players continue to make it a priority.
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3 weeks ago | 
savingseafood.org | Treena Hein
March 31, 2025 — There is quite a pile of evidence at this point that wild lobster populations have historically co-existed very nicely with salmon farming, but new chapters of this story continue to be written.
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3 weeks ago | 
aquaculturenorthamerica.com | Treena Hein
There is quite a pile of evidence at this point that wild lobster populations have historically co-existed very nicely with salmon farming, but new chapters of this story continue to be written.
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3 weeks ago | 
dairyglobal.net | Treena Hein
China is currently turning toward Australia, New Zealand and Malaysia for more dairy products. Earlier this month, the Chronicle newspaper noted the large export potential of the Chinese market for Australian dairy products, explaining that more of the country’s cream, cheese, yogurt and milk are increasingly finding their way into Chinese shopping trolleys, which creates a significant opportunity for Australian dairy producers.
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4 weeks ago | 
verticalmag.com | Treena Hein
Ace Aeronautics president and CEO Rich Enderle and his team of “A Players” feel immense pride in their accomplishments and great excitement about the future. With ongoing new international and domestic orders and continued expansion of cockpit options, Ace Aero is kicking off 2025 in what will be its most successful year ever. “We are the industry’s one-stop shop for safe, modernized, customized and certified Sikorsky UH-60 Black Hawks that meet the needs of our customers,” Enderle said.
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4 weeks ago | 
verticalmag.com | Treena Hein
This sponsored article was created by Insight magazine, the sponsored content division of MHM Publishing. “With most manufacturers, the relationship ends once you purchase the aircraft,” explained Scott Urschel, owner of Arizona-based Pylon Aviation. “What we offer is very different. I provide experienced guidance on choosing the best aircraft for your mission, whether that be business, personal, or a combination of both.
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4 weeks ago | 
verticalmag.com | Treena Hein
This sponsored article was created by Insight magazine, the sponsored content division of MHM Publishing. OFIL Airborne continues to innovate and drive the aerial inspection market forward. Advances in artificial intelligence (AI), autonomous operations, and never-before-integrated sensors and optics are transforming the way companies and governments collect data, keeping aircrews and the public safe.
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4 weeks ago | 
verticalmag.com | Treena Hein
This sponsored article was created by Insight magazine, the sponsored content division of MHM Publishing. Icarus Aero’s new facility is not just a huge win for the company itself, it’s a serious win for the entire North American aviation/aerospace industry. Its new base of operations at the Muskoka Airport in Gravenhurst, Ontario, now offering the full suite of aviation engineering and manufacturing services under one roof, is about to receive its finishing touches.
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4 weeks ago | 
poultryworld.net | Treena Hein
US egg prices, which had surged due to highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) outbreaks, have recently declined. While prices are expected to continue decreasing, the extent of this decrease will be limited, influenced by factors such as feed costs and the recovery rate of the national hen population. Prices have been so high that there have been recent incidences of egg theft from US stores and restaurants, along with smuggling of cheaper eggs into the US from both Canada and Mexico.
