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138EnglishVerbio kicks off 2023 harvest season
Verbio has launched its second corn stover harvest at its large-scale plant in Nevada, Iowa. The company sources the feedstock from local...
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130EnglishSugarcane Cultivation: Sugarcane cultivation on one lakh 63 thousand hectares in Nanded division this year
Nanded News : One lakh 63 thousand 855 hectares will be available for sugarcane cultivation in four districts of Nanded division for the...
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121EnglishMaharashtra withdraws order banning sugarcane sale to other States
The Maharashtra government has withdrawn its order banning the sale of sugarcane to other States following protests from farmers. The State’s order...
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129EnglishPalm oil hits three-month closing low
SINGAPORE: Malaysian palm oil futures ended at a three-month closing low on Thursday, mirroring steep declines in Dalian’s soyoil contract. The last...
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120EnglishVEGOILS-Palm languishes near 3-month low amid weaker rival oils
SINGAPORE, Sept 22 (Reuters) – Malaysian palm oil futures languished near a three-month low on Friday and looked set to post their third straight...
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150EnglishChart of the Day: Record imports to keep a lid on edible oil prices
India is a price taker for the commodities it imports. But thanks to enthusiastic domestic traders, the country may enjoy a brief...
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148EnglishSouth Korea’s KFA tenders for up to 69,000 T corn -traders
HAMBURG, Sept 22 (Reuters) – The Korea Feed Association (KFA) has issued an international tender to purchase up to 69,000 metric tons of animal...
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133EnglishFrench maize crop rating edges lower, harvest lags average
PARIS, Sept 22 (Reuters) – An estimated 81% of French grain maize crops were in good or excellent condition by Sept. 18, down from...
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149EnglishGAVL’s crop protection business eyes maize, rice to expand portfolio
After consolidating its position in crops such as cotton and chillies, the crop protection business of Godrej Agrovet Ltd (GAVL) is eyeing...
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130EnglishCostlier rice unlikely to spur Indonesia, Philippine rate action
Central banks in Indonesia and the Philippines will likely leave borrowing costs unchanged as they weigh inflationary pressures including surging rice prices...
