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149Russia’s Bumper Wheat Exports Slow as Lower Demand Weighs
Russia’s wheat exports are slowing from their record pace as traders see lower demand from key importers. The country’s two bumper harvests...
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117Sugar Falls as Shrinking Brazil Ethanol Margins Could Boost Sugar Supplies
March NY world sugar #11 (SBH24) on Tuesday closed -0.53 (-1.91%), and Dec London ICE white sugar #5 (SWZ23) closed -13.00 (-1.72%)....
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134Cane crushing season nears, Punjab yet to announce SAP
Crushing of sugarcane in the state will begin on November 21, even though the state government is yet to announce the State...
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129Crude palm oil price likely to climb next year
PETALING JAYA: Analysts are mostly “neutral” on the plantation sector, citing concerns on the latest October palm oil stockpile of 2.45 million...
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121Why rice continues to be grown in Punjab despite burning problem
CHANDIGARH: If rice cultivation in Punjab is the reason why the harvest remnants have to be burnt, subsequently causing an air crisis...
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130Another B56bn in rice support given nod
The cabinet yesterday approved additional rice support measures worth 56 billion baht, raising the state’s total spending on rice support in the...
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136EU wheat steadies as rainfall continues in France
European wheat started the week higher with renewed concern about the impact of lasting rainfall in France, the European Union’s largest crop...
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128India pulls wheat, rice off the global market
NEW DELHI, INDIA — In the spring of 2022, with global wheat prices soaring due to Russia’s blockade of top wheat exporter...
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132Don’t sell maize below Sh4,000, Oscar Sudi tells farmers
Kapseret MP Oscar Sudi has cautioned maize farmers against selling their produce below Sh4,000 for a 90kg bag as set by the...
