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556Sugar Prices Climb on Strength in Crude Oil
Sugar prices rose Thursday on higher crude oil, which may shift cane use to ethanol, tightening sugar supply. Despite recent lows from...
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432Palm oil futures fall on production increase outlook, lacklustre demand
Malaysian palm oil futures fell for a seventh straight session on Wednesday, dropping 1% to RM3,754/ton, pressured by rising production and weak...
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342Corn Bulls Taking Some Back Early on Wednesday
Corn futures opened stronger midweek, gaining 4–7 cents after mixed closes Tuesday. Nearby cash corn rose to $4.25¼. March exports hit 7.34...
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249There is enough corn in Ukraine to satisfy domestic demand for bioethanol
Ukraine’s domestic corn production is sufficient to meet bioethanol demand, says Deputy Minister Taras Vysotsky. With biofuel blending mandatory from May 1,...
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607CIMMYT Introduces Seven New Maize Hybrids to Boost Eastern Africa’s Agricultural Resilience
The International Maize and Wheat Improvement Center (CIMMYT) has released seven tropical maize hybrids tailored for Eastern Africa, featuring high yield, drought...
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431Lemken precision planter busy sowing maize in the premier county
Open-field maize sowing without plastic is gaining traction in parts of Ireland, but farmers like Philip and Bill Kiely in Co Tipperary...
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417Japanese consumers turn to rice alternatives amid price surge
Rising rice prices in Japan are shifting consumer habits, with more people adding glutinous barley to rice or opting for alternatives like...
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360Industry, farmers relieved as FTA excludes dairy items, rice
The India-UK FTA is set to enhance Indian exports of tea, spices, marine, and food products through tariff concessions, while shielding sensitive...
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397Pokkali farmers urge district administration to take over rice fields
Pokkali rice farmers have urged the district administration to take over flooded coastal fields, citing delays in draining saline water that hinder...
