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326Russian farmers sharply cut winter wheat sowing amid losses and export problems
Russian farmers are reducing winter wheat sowing for 2027 amid low prices, export disruptions and rising input costs. By early September, 2.4...
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251Immigration crackdown puts Australia’s wheat harvest at risk, industry groups say
Australia’s tighter immigration rules could worsen agricultural labour shortages, farm groups warn, as working-holiday visa extensions face restrictions and longer processing times....
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27730 Maharashtra sugar mills owe Rs 194 crore in FRP dues; 15 face recovery action
Maharashtra’s sugar commissionerate initiated recovery proceedings against 15 mills after 30 factories were found owing farmers Rs194 crore in 2025-26 FRP dues....
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341Pakistan : Sindh doubles wheat subsidy to Rs2,000 per maund
Sindh has doubled the additional subsidy for wheat supplied to the provincial food department to Rs2,000 per maund, raising the support package...
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294IGC: Grain production falls but GOI prices rise
Global grain production is forecast at 2.42 billion tonnes in 2026-27, down 3% year-on-year despite an upward revision. Trade is expected to...
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292Karnataka sugarcane growers seek Rs 4,500/tonne FRP, cite drought and rising costs
Karnataka’s sugarcane growers’ association urged the Centre to raise cane FRP to ₹4,500 per tonne, citing drought, higher cultivation and labour costs...
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168Sugar millers must comply with DFPD’s September 18 reporting deadline today
India’s DFPD has set September 18 as the deadline for sugar mills to submit first-fortnight sales data through the prescribed format. Non-compliance...
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146Morning Market Update – 18/09/2026
London White Sugar #5 fell 2.94% to 508.60, while NYBOT Raw Sugar #11 declined 3.06% to 17.42. Chicago ethanol rose 3.85% to...
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284Rainfall Shortfall Threatens India’s Rice Harvest
India’s rice production could fall by 10 million tonnes, or 6.5%, due to inadequate rainfall during crop maturation. The first decline in...
