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129India’s export restrictions on rice may continue in 2024, study says
Vienna-based Complexity Science Hub (CSH) and Austria Supply Chain Intelligence Institute (ASCII) have jointly released a research paper wherein they have recommended...
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140GRAINS-Wheat firms after losses, improved US crop condition caps gains
SINGAPORE, Nov 28 (Reuters) – Chicago wheat rose for the first time in three sessions on Tuesday as bargain buying supporting the market, although...
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126Dryness lifts Australian wheat quality even as output drops
Dry weather in the growing season has reduced Australia’s wheat output this year, but most of the crop is with higher protein...
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146Govt issues tablets to agriculture officers, farmers
COASTAL REGION: COAST Regional Commissioner Aboubakar Kunenge has handed over 345 tablets to districts’ agriculture officers in the region. Handing over the gadgets...
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141Delayed payments setting back farmers
FARMERS have sent a distress call to Government beseeching it to intervene and facilitate the immediate payment of their outstanding payments for...
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130Maize cultivation sees slow growth in north
The expansion of maize cultivation in northern Bangladesh, where the cereal grain is a major cash crop, has slowed this year due...
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123Biofuel, Ag Groups Express Disappointment In Court’s SRE Decision
A coalition of biofuel and farm groups on Nov. 27 released a statement expressing disappointment in the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals’...
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139Government Mandates Blending of Compressed Biogas in CNG and PNG
In a move to enhance the adoption of Compressed Biogas (CBG) and foster sustainable energy practices, the National Biofuels Coordination Committee, chaired...
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137Review article shows key role of Brazil in research on sugarcane for bioenergy
Publications on sugar cane have increased exponentially since 2006 worldwide, and Brazil has had more articles published on the topic than any...
