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Traders see $150-M durian exports to China on first year
forecast that durian exports to China could reach $150 million on the first year from the signing of the agreement.
China issues long-awaited approval of Optimum GLY canola trait
Chinese government has issued long-awaited authorization of Corteva’s Optimum GLY canola trait for both food and feed imports.
First batch of rice from Thailand, Vietnam arrives
the shipment of rice arrived on Jan. 5, 2023, with 6,500 metric tons from Thailand and 5,917 metric tons from Vietnam.
Data: Egypt relied on competitive Russian wheat, with 2022 imports in decline
Egypt relied more on Russian wheat imports last year, despite a sharp decline in its wheat imports.
China’s December soybean imports jump, annual volumes fall for 2nd year
hina’s soybean imports jumped 19% in December compared with a year ago.
FUTURE OF MILK: HIGH PRICES CURE HIGH PRICES
If ever there was an industry that economically mimicked the ideology that high prices cure high prices and low prices cure low prices, it is probably the dairy industry, specifically dairy farmers.
Agricultural droughts will continue across water-scarce Central Asia, says study
A severe agriculture drought swept Central Asia in 2021 in its early growing season.
COTTON, RICE PRODUCTION SEE YEAR TO YEAR DECLINES
U.S. cotton and rice production was down in 2022.
Japanese farmers use technology to balance wildlife conservation and farm protection
Several reports of wild animals entering farms and destroying crops and livestock are reported across Japan annually.
Tunisian droughts create ‘water emergency’, threaten food security
A view of a cracked ground near the Sidi El Barrak dam with depleted levels of water, in Nafza, west of the capital Tunis, Tunisia.