Farmers in Belarus plan to harvest a record rapeseed of about 1 million tons this year. This was stated by Deputy Prime Minister Leonid Zayats in an interview with the […]
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Argentina to Slow Down Economic Crisis With “Soybean Dollar”
Argentina intends to slow down the pace of the economic crisis in the country by introducing a preferential exchange rate, the so-called “soybean dollar”, which should increase agricultural exports and […]
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America’s Soybean Farmers Reach 30,000 Families at White House Easter Egg Roll
United Soybean Board partnered with American Egg Board and Elanco on the 2023 White House Easter “EGGucation” Roll highlighting soybean’s important role in an egg’s journey. ST. LOUIS (April 11, […]
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Soybean Harvest in Brazil Completed by 82%
As of April 6, the soybean harvesting campaign in Brazil has already taken place on an area of 82% of the planned (+ 6% for the week). This was reported […]
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Sesame 4th Korean Tender Announcement
The most awaited Korean Sesame Tender has been announced, and here are the details. The 4th Sesame Tender is 7500 MT, and the bid number is AT2569-SI-23(709). The tender must […]
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FAO Vegetable Oil Price Index Down 3%
In March, the average value of the FAO Vegetable Oil Price Index continued to decline to 131.8 points, which is 3% less than in February and 47.7% less than the […]
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Weather and Prices Affect the Chinese Sunflower Market
Dalian: Market participants reported that the price of Chinese sunflower seeds rose recently, making it more difficult for demanding exporters to replenish inventories. As the weather gets hot, the number […]
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Chinese Pumpkin Kernel: Traders Are Cautious About Replenishment
Dalian: Market participants reported that Chinese pumpkin seeds were out of stock after the Spring Festival, leading to continued price increases. Prices are not falling, export markets are increasing shipping […]
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Demand for Soybeans in China Will Remain Weak Until May
Demand for soybeans from China – the world’s largest importer of this crop – will decline at least until May against the background of low profitability of oilseed processing and […]
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FAO and IAEA Sent Seeds Into Space to Breed Crops Adapted to Climate Change
The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) and the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) held an event dedicated to the upcoming return to Earth of seeds sent […]
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