At June 6, the Russian invaders destroyed the Kakhovka dam, blowing up 11 of the 28 spans of the dam from the inside. The approximate width of the breach is […]
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Russia Blew Up Nova Kakhovka Dam Near Kherson: What Is Known About the Consequences
On the night of June 6, Russian troops blew up Ukrainian Kakhovka HPP. Currently, the evacuation of the population is ongoing. The station is completely destroyed and cannot be restored. […]
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Türkiye Will Increase Ship Passage Fees
Starting July 1, Türkiye will increase ship passage fees through the Istanbul and Dardanelles Straits by 8.3 percent, from the current $4.0 to $4.42 per ton. Under the Montreux Straits […]
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EU Extends Ban on Imports of Ukrainian Grain and Oilseeds to Five Countries
EU has extended the ban on the import of Ukrainian grain and oilseeds to five bordering countries (Poland, Slovakia, Hungary, Romania and Bulgaria) until the middle of September. This was […]
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The FAO Vegetable Oil Price Index Fell 8.7% In May
The average value of the FAO Vegetable Oil Price Index continued to decline in May to 118.7 points, down 8.7% from April and 48.2% from May 2022, the organization’s press […]
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Japanese Sojitz Invests in Renewable Fuels in US
According to the press service of Japanese company Sojitz Corporation, through its fully owned subsidiary Sojitz Corporation of America (SCA), has invested in Next Renewable Fuels, Inc. (Head Office: Texas, […]
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Weather Conditions in Germany Support the Development of Cereal Crops
The analysts of the German Agricultural Cooperatives Association Deutscher Raiffeisenverband estimate the current weather conditions and soil moisture level in the country as mostly favorable for the development of crops. […]
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Ukraine Should Look For Alternative European Sales Markets for Rapeseed
2022/23 MR for the rapeseed market is coming to an end Rapeseed sowing for this season was carried out in peacetime – in the fall of 2021. Then harvesting and […]
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Bird Flu Alert in Brazil
Following cases of bird flu in Brazil, an animal health emergency has been declared in the country. According to the BBC, Brazilian Agriculture Minister Carlos Favaro announced that a 6-month […]
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Due to Drought, the Panama Canal Imposes New Restrictions on Shipping
From February to April, the amount of precipitation in the area of the Panama Canal and the lakes that feed it was less than 50% of normal. The Panama Canal […]
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