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147Indonesia projects 3.5M ton rice surplus in 2025, no imports needed
Indonesia expects a 3.5 million-ton rice surplus in 2025, ensuring no imports are needed, Deputy Agriculture Minister Sudaryono announced. National production is...
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190BAU Sabour’s New Rice Varieties Withstand Floods and Disease in Bihar
Bihar Agricultural University (BAU), Sabour, showcased flood- and disease-resilient rice varieties after recent floods. Sabour Shree Sub-1 survived two weeks of submergence,...
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113Pakistan : New wheat policy aims at food security and farmer support
Pakistan’s upcoming National Wheat Policy, outlined by Minister Rana Tanveer Hussain, will focus on fairness, sustainability, and resilience. The strategy includes fair...
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169Kharif Outlook. India’s rice production may not increase despite higher area, as floods wreak havoc
India’s kharif rice output for 2025 is projected at 120–121 mt, slightly below last year’s 121.85 mt. Excessive rain, floods, and August’s...
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121Kazakhstan Launches Direct Wheat Shipments to Vietnam Without Container Transfers
Between May and September, Kedentransservice JSC, with Fort LLP and NC Food Contract Corporation JSC, shipped 17,000 tons of Kazakh wheat in...
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107Wheat Continues Weaker Trade on Wednesday
Wheat futures extended losses Wednesday across major exchanges. CBOT soft red wheat fell 5–6 cents, KC HRW dropped 1–4 cents, and MGEX...
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149Haryana : HAU develops new heat-tolerant wheat
Chaudhary Charan Singh Haryana Agricultural University, Hisar, has introduced WH 1309, a late-sown wheat variety suited for high March temperatures (35–37°C). It...
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141EIA weekly data: Ethanol production up 3%, stocks up 1%, exports up 36%
U.S. fuel ethanol production rose 3% to 1.105 million barrels per day for the week ending Sept. 5, according to the EIA....
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151Haryana : Flood Crops in over 11K acres hit in Yamunanagar districts
Flooding from the Yamuna, Som, and Pathrala rivers damaged paddy, sugarcane, and fodder crops across 11,000+ acres in the district. Jagadhri (4,105...
