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  • Iran and Belarus strengthen cooperation in agriculture
    Post time: Nov-23-2021

    Iran News Daily reported on November 14 that Iran and Belarus have signed a memorandum of understanding to strengthen cooperation in the field of agriculture, and the trade and commercial relations between the two countries in the fields of agricultural products, horticulture, fisheries and aquac...Read more »

  • The Cambodian government will focus on supporting agricultural development
    Post time: Nov-19-2021

    China News Agency, Phnom Penh, November 16 (reporter Ouyang Kaiyu) – the Cambodian Ministry of agriculture, forestry and Fisheries said on the 16th that in order to promote economic recovery after the epidemic, the government will focus on supporting agricultural development and give releva...Read more »

  • Fertilizer supply tightens and prices soar
    Post time: Nov-18-2021

    Foreign media news on November 14: the price of chemical fertilizer has risen to an unprecedented level, indicating that the cost of farmers and consumers around the world is rising. On Friday, the green market North American fertilizer price index (gmnafpi) rose 4.4% to US $1094.35 per short ton...Read more »

  • Brazil takes the lead in approving transgenic wheat flour in Argentina
    Post time: Nov-17-2021

    Foreign media news on November 14: Brazil has become the first country in the world to allow the import of genetically modified wheat flour. However, Argentina is unlikely to export soon in the face of opposition from Brazilian flour mills and global consumers. As wheat prices rise and fears that...Read more »

  • The Eurasian Economic Union issued a list of plant categories whose seedlings are heavily dependent on imports
    Post time: Nov-16-2021

    News from the news center of the Eurasian Economic Commission on November 9: on October 5, 2021, the Council of the Eurasian Economic Commission issued resolution n.95, issuing a list of crops whose seedlings are heavily dependent on imports. The list includes beets, oil crops, vegetables and mel...Read more »

  • USDA cuts global wheat production and ending inventory expectations
    Post time: Nov-15-2021

    The USDA released the supply and demand report in November, reducing the global wheat production in 2021 / 22 by 590000 tons, from 77587 million tons predicted last month to 77528 million tons. The USDA kept the output expectations of major wheat exporting countries such as the United States, Can...Read more »

  • Thailand’s breeding industry is affected by the rise in corn prices
    Post time: Nov-12-2021

    Comprehensive Thai media reported on November 5 that the price of feed corn in Thailand continued to rise, affecting the whole production chain including aquaculture and feed processing industry. The feed processing industry calls on the government to adjust the farmers’ income guarantee po...Read more »

  • Global wheat prices will remain high
    Post time: Nov-11-2021

    Wheat accounts for 30% of the world’s grain production. Most of the harvested wheat is consumed, and a small part is used for industry or feed consumption. Therefore, as the second largest food crop in the world, the supply and demand of wheat is of great significance to global food securit...Read more »

  • Brazil’s chemical fertilizer import record
    Post time: Nov-10-2021

    Brazil’s economic value reported on October 29 that according to the data of Brazil’s national supply company (conab), Brazil imported 29.1 million tons of chemical fertilizer in the first nine months of this year, setting a new record in the same period, and the procurement volume in...Read more »

  • Climate change may lead to a quarter reduction in corn yield by 2030
    Post time: Nov-09-2021

    The latest research results recently released by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) and the International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis and other institutions show that due to the damage of climate change to traditional weather patterns, the global per unit area yie...Read more »

  • Some grain prices in Russia may rise by 10% – 20%
    Post time: Nov-08-2021

    Russian news network reported on October 25 that Russian grain producers said that affected by the insufficient output in the main production areas, the prices of buckwheat, oats and cereal chips will rise by 10% – 20% from November. The price of buckwheat in Altai border region, one of the...Read more »

  • In 2020, the income of rice farmers in the Philippines will drop to the lowest in five years
    Post time: Nov-05-2021

    According to the Philippine Star on November 1, the Philippine Statistics Agency (PSA) data show that the income of Philippine rice farmers decreased slightly in 2020, mainly due to the slight increase of rice production cost and the continuous decline of farm prices. In this year, the average co...Read more »