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2023.02.11
New U.S. agriculture trade chief seeks to diversify buyers beyond China
U.S. chief agricultural trade negotiator Doug McKalip wants China to keep striving to meet U.S. farm goods purchase commitments under the 2020 "Phase 1" trade deal.
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2023.02.11
Britain's wheat imports climb but still trail last season
Britain's wheat imports picked up in December from the month before but arrivals in the season so far are still running behind the previous year's pace, customs data showed on Friday.
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2023.02.10
Agriculture Drones Market Reveals Growth Factors and Competitive Outlook for Future 2031
Opportunity Analysis and Industry Forecast, 2021-2030", the global agriculture drones market is estimated to showcase significant growth from 2020 to 2027.
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2023.02.10
EXCLUSIVE-U.S. demands Mexico explain science behind GMO corn ban
The U.S. request came in a previously unreported letter sent by the USTR on Jan. 30 to Mexico's economy ministry seeking scientific evidence behind the bans and risk assessments backing the decisions.
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2023.02.10
Vietnam’s rice exports predicted to drop in 2023
Vietnam’s rice exports are predicted to reach just 6 million tonnes this year, lower than last year's figure due to limited supply and inventories, said businesses.
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2023.02.10
2022 Was Another Record Year for U.S. Farm Exports
2022 Was Another Record Year for U.S. Farm Exports
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2023.02.09
https://www.manitobacooperator.ca/markets/no-breakout-for-rangebound-canola-for-now/
New StatCan and USDA data aren’t expected to offer much impetus
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2023.02.08
Experts urge public to pack diets with pulses for the health of people, planet and animals on World Pulses Day
Experts gathering for a ground-breaking international conference on food systems are this Friday, on World Pulses Day, encouraging people to adopt diets packed with pulses to benefit the health of people, animals and our planet – and save money.
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2023.02.08
'Gates Ag One' Invests in Project to Create Self-Fertilizing Crops for African Farmers
The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation Agricultural Innovations programme has awarded a USD 35 million grant to a Cambridge University-led project to develop self-fertilizing crops for African farmers.
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2023.02.08
TAMS enables mixed farmer upgrade to hi-tech spreader
Seeing the advantages in GPS controlled fertiliser spreading, mixed Carlow farmer Pat Lennon decided to upgrade a fresh standard machine to a new Lemken spreader, while availing of the TAMS grant aid.