The US Department of Agriculture is investing $ 9,5 million to support the scale of sustainable bioproduct manufacturing. Three projects are funded through the National Institute of Food and Agriculture’s […]
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Month: January 2023
The Czech Republic Recorded the Largest Outbreak of Bird Flu
Czech authorities have to destroy 220 thousand chickens at a poultry farm where bird flu was detected last week. This is the largest outbreak of the disease in the country. […]
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Greenhouse Growers in the Netherlands Are Forced to Switch to Cold-Resistant Crops Due to the Energy Crisis
Producers of greenhouse vegetables in the Netherlands, due to high energy prices, are trying to move away from year-round cultivation, switching to more cold-resistant crops according to Wageningen Economic Research. […]
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Sunflower Processing Is Profitable for Entrepreneurs Even in Comparison With the Pre-war Period
The decrease of sunflower production in Ukraine usually inevitably led to the growth of sunflower/oil prices, as the country’s share in the world trade reached 45-46%, in 2021/22 MY – […]
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Black Pepper Remained Caged in the Dark Age
Black Pepper had a promising start in Jan, but as the month preceded, it dripped gradually. In Feb, it recovered and saw a green rally, and the bearish run continued […]
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Forecast of Soybean Production in Brazil Lowered
Experts of the consulting agency StoneX Group lowered the forecast for soybean production in Brazil in 2022/23 MY by 1.2 million tons to 153.8 million tons, due to the adverse […]
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Prices Are Stabilizing in Grain Markets
European Grain Markets The bears yesterday took profits and loosened their pressure on grain markets, with MATIF futures also benefiting from the weakening euro The main narrative is unchanged – […]
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Corn Futures Are Down-Global Economic Worries
Chicago Board of Trade Market News Outlook: Corn futures are down 25 ¾ cents (3.8 percent) this week as a combination of global economic worries and managed money selling pressured […]
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Soybeans to Spain From Ukrainian Ports
Three bulk carriers with corn and soybeans left Ukrainian ports on Thursday, according to the Joint Coordination Center (JCC). “On January 5, three ships left Ukrainian ports, they carry a […]
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The Demand for Chickpeas Surged Due to Less Production in 2022
January began with its swings for chickpeas as it had stable growth with minor de-growth. In February, Chickpea remained rangebound. However, with a bit of a downfall, it hiked in March, […]
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