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151Bigger planted area should boost Australia’s wheat harvest, Rabobank says
CANBERRA, June 3 (Reuters) - Australia's 2024/25 wheat harvest is projected to rise 5.7% to 27.4 million metric tons due to increased...
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128Ethanol stocks: Analysts bullish despite weak Q4 results
Ethanol stocks faced declines after weak FY23-24 results. E.I.D.-Parry dropped 1.34% to Rs. 677.25 with a 28.5% QoQ revenue dip. Shree Renuka...
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174Global food prices drop in December on sugar retreat
The FAO reported a 10.1% annual drop in its Food Price Index to 118.5 points in December. Despite a 1.5% monthly rise,...
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192Mechanism sought for lending to agri varsity students
Sindh Agriculture Minister Muhammad Bux Mahar announced interest-free loans for Sindh Agricultural University students to start agricultural businesses. He urged the Research...
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236Cane farmers oppose proposed 16% VAT on transportation
Sugar cane farmers in Kenya have opposed the proposed 16% VAT on cane transportation to factories, as outlined in the Finance Bill...
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177Extension of fresh inducement for traders to no avail!
The government plans to tackle food price inflation with a fiscal approach, reducing source tax for essential commodity suppliers in the FY...
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158Palm oil rises on export outlook; books weekly gain
Malaysian palm oil futures surged, with August delivery rising 2.15% to 4,079 ringgit per metric ton, marking a 5% weekly gain. Increased...
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178Chinese scientists achieve speed breeding of rice in desert
Scientists at the Institute of Urban Agriculture in China harvested the first desert-grown rice in Hotan, Xinjiang. Utilizing advanced techniques, they halved...
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158Iran halts imports of Indian tea, rice in likely retaliation
Iran's abrupt halt in importing Indian tea and rice, possibly in retaliation for India's fruit curbs, surprises officials. Indian Tea Association seeks...
