Agriculture
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Ukraine’s Black Sea Corridor Now Carries About 80% of Its Grain Exports
ODESSA, July 9 — Against the backdrop of the Black Sea, a maritime corridor that Ukraine established last…
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Black Sea Shipping Disruptions Hit Global Grain Markets
ISTANBUL, July 9 — Against the backdrop of the Black Sea’s grey waters, a fragile mechanism that once…
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EU’s Kallas Calls for Revived Black Sea Grain Deal as Ukrainian Exports Collapse
MOSCOW, July 9 — The degradation of Russia’s Black Sea Fleet has enabled Ukraine to reopen a maritime…
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War, Drought and Trade Disputes Strain Global Grain Supply Routes
ODESA, July 9 — A 72-hour attack on Russian naval vessels near the grain shipping lanes off Odesa…
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War, Drought and Trade Disputes Squeeze Global Grain Supply, Market Report Says
ROME, July 9 — Against the backdrop of the Black Sea, a new and unexpected dynamic is reshaping…
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CHS reports $267.4 million third-quarter net income as refining margins offset record RIN costs
Inver Grove Heights, September 4 — CHS Inc., the largest farmer-owned cooperative in the United States, reported net…
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Iran’s Kermanshah Province hits record 5.75M ton crop harvest
BAKU, July 6 — A record 5.75 million tons of crops were produced in Iran’s Kermanshah Province during…
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Kermanshah Province agriculture director reports record 5.75M ton harvest
The numbers are staggering for a single province. 5.75 million tons of crops. That is what Iran’s Kermanshah…
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Kermanshah Agriculture Chief Details Record 5.75 Million Ton Harvest
The 5.75-million-ton figure came together piece by piece. Director Saeed Karimi of the Kermanshah Provincial Agriculture Department laid…
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Two States, One Forecast: Indian Officials Push Farmers Off Paddy Before El Niño
KAKINADA, July 2 — With forecasts of possible El Niño conditions and below-normal rainfall, the Kakinada district administration…
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Michigan Launches 4th Year of Wild Turkey Brood Survey
LANSING, July 1 — The Michigan Department of Natural Resources is encouraging the public to help out its…
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Georgia Forestry Commission. . ? Emerald Ash Borer has arrived in
ATLANTA, June 29 — The Emerald Ash Borer has arrived in Georgia, and the technical reality is that…
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From Manure to Megawatts: The Dairy Domes Powering America’s Next Data Center Play
STEUBEN COUNTY, N.Y. — The people who live closest to Lent Hill Dairy Farm know the smell. It’s…
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Chandigarh University Researchers Build AI Model to Forecast Punjab Crop Yields From Satellite Data
For Indian farmers, the gap between a good season and a bad one has often come down to…
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Agricultural economist’s new book advocates homegrown development for Zimbabwe
HARARE — The Shona proverb is blunt: Nyika inovakwa nevene vayo . A nation is built by its…
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McCain refuses mayors’ request to delay Hastings plant closure
The last processing season for the Hastings McCain plant is now set. January 31, 2027. After that, the…
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Hawke’s Bay Mayors Ask McCain to Pause Hastings Plant Closure While Growers Study Takeover
Hastings Mayor Wendy Schollum and Central Hawke’s Bay Mayor Will Foley asked McCain to pause the closure. The…
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Australia pledges action on H5N1 after bird flu case confirmed
CANBERRA, June 20 — Australia has confirmed a case of bird flu, specifically the H5N1 strain, prompting the…
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Brisket, Raw Milk and Federal Clout: MAHA’s CAFO Problem in Gatlinburg
GATLINBURG, Tenn. — The brisket smoke had barely cleared from Meatstock 2026 when the political weight of what…
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Uganda’s Oilseed Push Faces a 370,000-Tonne Gap as Its 2028 Deadline Nears
KAMPALA, July 7 — For farmers in eastern Uganda, a government initiative is changing what a single acre…
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EUDR Deforestation Deadline Hits Global Supply Chains
The clock is running on a major shift in global supply chains. By the end of 2024, any…
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Improved Soybean Seeds Boost Yields for Ugandan Farmers
KAMPALA, July 7 — For a smallholder farmer in eastern Uganda, the difference between a good season and…
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Eleven Dead as Bus and Truck Collide on Brazil’s BR-163 Highway
A catastrophic head-on collision between a bus and a truck on the night of August 8, 2025, has…
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Early Heat Wave Threatens Survival of Indian Farmers
Since the first week of April 2025, an unusually early heat wave has swept across India and Pakistan,…
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