DALIAN: Recently, the overall delivery of the black bean market is not fast, the sales volume in many places is less than the same period last year. Also, the flow […]
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Month: December 2022
Chinese Buckwheat Kernels: Prices Are Predicted to Fall
DALIAN: The basic grain source in the producing area is about 60%, but the farmers are generally reluctant to sell, and it is difficult to get the goods, which supports […]
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USDA Review of November 2022
Overview of the sunflower market in Ukraine Before the conflict, Ukraine occupied first place in the production and processing of sunflower seeds (November 21). The closing of the marketing year […]
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Export of Wheat From Ukraine Is 50% Lower Than Last Year
The volume of exports of grain and leguminous crops from Ukraine in the 2022/23 FY as of December 21 amounted to 20.6 million tons, which is 32% less than last […]
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The Ukrainian Ports of the Danube Increased the Transshipment of Grain by 42 Times
The small ports on the river Danube were the only outlet to the sea. For 300 days Ukraine has been resisting Russian aggression on all fronts. The small ports on […]
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Spice Exports Are Down 13 %, and Earnings Have Improved
Volume exports of various spices from the country declined by 13% in the first seven months of the current financial year. However, there was a marginal improvement of 1% in […]
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Chickpeas Are Likely to Remain Strong Until the Arrival of the New Crop
Due to the high price of chickpeas in the international markets, the exporters still hold a solid position in coarse commodities. On the other hand, there are no stock in […]
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Organic Supermarket Chain Basic Has Gone Bankrupt
The organic supermarket chain Basic has filed for insolvency. Apparently, falling demand and rising rents have left the company in an economic mess. In addition, high prices and inflation are […]
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Double Cropping Beneficial to Farmers
The utilization and adoption of double cropping continue to gain acceptance as a production practice among U.S. farmers. A Michigan State University study concluded that double cropping, and large-scale production […]
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Passion for Soy Industry Runs Deep: Remembering ‘No-Till Tom’
The soy checkoff is filled with dedicated farmer-leaders who strive for success, with U.S. soybean farmers as their No. 1 priority. Each director and staff member plays an integral role […]
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