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No rains in Ivory Coast cocoa regions, tight supply fears
No rain fell last week in most of Ivory Coast's cocoa regions for the second consecutive week, raising fears of a prolonged dry spell which could weigh on the outlook.
Cambodia unveils plans for ‘luxury’ agriculture produce
Forestry and Fisheries is promoting key production chains to boost exports of high-quality produce to international markets.
In a first, turmeric farming project introduced in 12 villages of Dhofar
Fisheries and Water Resources (MAFWR) has introduced turmeric farming in Dhofar governorate.
Japan's Fukushima Becomes Major Fruit Production Hub
Fruit growers in Fukushima have a passion to cultivate new varieties of fruits.
India extends lentil tariff exemption
India could be in the market for a whopping 900,000 tonnes of lentils in 2023 if the price is right.
Rice Cultivation: New Policy To Facilitate 2.7m Hectares -Minister
the rice area under irrigation from less than 1 million hectares to 2.7 million hectares.
Golden Rice harvested in 17 sites
MORE than 100 tons of beta carotene-enriched Malusog Rice, also known as Golden Rice, have been harvested this wet season in 17 pioneer production sites across the country.
Chinese hybrid corn showcased at MMSU
HYBRID corn varieties developed by the Shandong Academy of Agricultural Sciences in China.
South Korea establishes ‘K-rice belt’ in 7 African countries
The South Korean government will establish what it calls a “K-rice belt” across seven countries in Africa.
Sensational lychees, pricey passionfruit: Australia’s best value fruit and veg for January
Despite some price and availability fluctuations, this is a brilliant season for tomatoes, mangoes and berries