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Wheat Falls Further Led by Declines in Europe -- Daily Grain Highlights
Wheat's most-active contract that expires in March fell 3.9%, to $7.45 1/2 a bushel on the Chicago Board of Trade on Wednesday.
India govt to take final call on selling wheat in open market in 10 days - sources
The Indian government is considering selling 2.1 million tonnes of wheat in open market to control food inflation.
Grants for farmers to invest in slurry storage close end of January
Grants to help farmers in England overcome current financial barriers to investing in slurry storage on farm are set to close at the end of this month.
Millets are the New Yoga: India's big plan to make the cereals its biggest export in 2023
Centre and state governments will work together to promote millets in 2023.
Mibet commissions 4 MW agrivoltaic project in Japan
Mibet, a Chinese mounting system supplier, has completed what it claims is the biggest agrivoltaic installation in Japan.
Govt lines up millet-centric activities as international year of millets kicks in New Delhi
Millets are also an integral part of the G-20 meetings and delegates will be given a true millet experience through tasting, meeting farmers and interactive sessions with start-ups and FPOs
NAVIGATE THE DRONE LEARNING CURVE
Sprayer drones had hit the agricultural market by 2018, but Taylor Moreland was having trouble finding a dealer who understood agriculture in the Midwest.
IG International partners with agri-tech platfrorm Fyllo to enhance production
Fresh fruit importer IG International on December 5 announced that it has entered into a collaboration with agri-tech startup Fyllo to increase the productivity of fruit crops and reduce the cost of cultivation.
How tech is tackling food waste from farm to fork
How tech is tackling food waste from farm to fork
GM mustard: Crop’s release would irreversibly damage the environment, SC told
Advocate Prashant Bhushan, representing Aruna Rodrigues, presented arguments against the crop