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  • India’s rice sowing area decreases year-on-year
    Post time: Sep-14-2022

    As of Sept. 2, India, the world’s second-largest rice grower, had planted 38.4 million hectares of rice, down 5.6 percent from a year earlier, according to data from the Indian Ministry of Agriculture. By comparison, the area of rice sown in the week ending Aug. 18 was 8.25 percent behind t...Read more »

  • Global sunflower seed production to reach 53.4 million tons in 2022/23
    Post time: Sep-13-2022

    World sunflower seed production in 2022/23 is forecast at 53.4 million tons, despite downward revisions in EU production, offset by upward revisions in Russia and Ukraine, according to data from Hamburg, Germany-based analyst Oil World. Oil World forecasts that global sunflower oil exports will i...Read more »

  • Sweden’s largest tomato farm decides to temporarily shut down production due to high electricity prices
    Post time: Sep-07-2022

    MOSCOW, Sept. 1 (Sputnik) – Nordic Green, the largest tomato farm in Trelleborg, southern Sweden, has decided to temporarily shut down production for two months during the upcoming winter due to high electricity prices, according to the Swedish evening newspaper Aftonbladet. Nordic Greens, ...Read more »

  • Vietnam’s agricultural trade surplus increased by more than 94% in the first 8 months of this year
    Post time: Sep-06-2022

    Information released by Vietnam’s Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development shows that in the first eight months of this year, Vietnam’s total import and export of agricultural, forestry and fishery products reached $66.2 billion, up 8.7% year-on-year, according to Vietnam Customs...Read more »

  • UN FAO lowers global cereal production forecast
    Post time: Sep-05-2022

    ROME, Sept. 2 (Xinhua) — The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) issued a “Cereal Supply and Demand Briefing” on Sept. 2, lowering the global cereal production forecast. According to FAO, global cereal production this year is expected to decline by 1.4 ...Read more »

  • Grain sowing in Tajikistan reaches 304,700 hectares
    Post time: Sep-02-2022

    Tajikistan’s Avesta news agency reported on August 24 in Dushanbe that as of August 19, 2022, the area of grain sown in Tajikistan was 304,700 hectares and the actual harvested area was 268,200 hectares, according to the Tajik Ministry of Agriculture. Among them, 137,400 hectares were plant...Read more »

  • Agriculture Canada Raises 2022/23 Canola Export Estimates
    Post time: Sep-01-2022

    Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC) released its August Major Crop Outlook report, showing that the 2022/23 Canadian canola export forecast was raised to 9.2 million tons, 200,000 tons higher than the previous month’s estimate and a 78.6% jump from the 2021/22 estimate of 5.15 million t...Read more »

  • Chile proposes to grow food in the northern desert
    Post time: Aug-31-2022

    In a recent interview, José Guajardo Reyes, deputy minister for desert agriculture programs at Chile’s Ministry of Agriculture, told the public about the Ministry’s and the Production Promotion Agency’s (Corfo) plan to aggressively pursue food cultivation in the desert regions o...Read more »

  • Global cotton prices rise 30% due to heat
    Post time: Aug-30-2022

    According to Bloomberg, global cotton prices rose 30 percent, the highest since 2011. The reason is the unusual high temperature and drought. Currently, India, the world’s leading cotton producing country, also needs to import cotton. The U.S. is reportedly the world’s top cotton expo...Read more »

  • How Do You Make Hydroponic Lettuce?
    Post time: Aug-29-2022

    When it comes to lettuce, no one should be unfamiliar with it, right? Lettuce is a very nutritious green vegetable in today’s life, and in this era of rising prices, it is also more affordable. In order to increase the yield of vegetables, we have implemented soilless lettuce cultivation. (...Read more »

  • Russian Ministry of Agriculture will not extend sunflower seed export ban at the end of August
    Post time: Aug-26-2022

    Russia’s Ministry of Agriculture said last Thursday (Aug. 18) that it will not extend the ban on sunflower seed exports at the end of August. Russia banned the export of sunflower seeds between April 1 and August 31 to protect the supply of domestic sunflower oil producers. Russia’s M...Read more »

  • High temperatures and drought severely affect corn production in Serbia
    Post time: Aug-25-2022

    The Serbian newspaper “Kommersant” reported on August 9 that drought and hot weather are destroying corn in Vojvodina, Serbia’s largest agricultural region. Experts expect total corn production this year to be less than 5 million tons, an amount that will only meet Serbia’...Read more »