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Rubber trees for tyre industry shrink China rainforests
by Admin on Apr 10, 2008
XISHUANGBANNA, China, April 7 (Reuters) - On a map on ecologist Liu Wenjie's computer, the subtropical southern tip of China's Yu...
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ASEAN members say each has own rice supply strategy
by Admin on Apr 09, 2008
DANANG, Vietnam, April 4 (Reuters) - Southeast Asian finance ministers said on Friday every ASEAN member had its own strategy for...
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Australia says stable food supplier despite drought
by Admin on Apr 09, 2008
TOKYO, April 4 (Reuters) - Australia has demonstrated that it is a reliable, global supplier of wheat and other food, despite up ...
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Cuba's agricultural decline sparks major reform
by Admin on Apr 08, 2008
HAVANA, April 3 (Reuters) - Communist Cuba's soaring food imports and a decline in its cash crops of sugar, tobacco, coffee and c...
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World rice output seen up 1.8 pct y/y in 2008 - FAO
by Admin on Apr 06, 2008
ROME, April 2 (Reuters) - World rice production is set to increase by 1.8 percent this year as government incentives and high pri...
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Argentina's farm sector and the current strike
by Admin on Mar 27, 2008
March 26 (Reuters) - Argentine farmers have been striking against a government tax hike for the last two weeks, causing some food...
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India sees jump in local wheat buys in 2008
by Admin on Mar 26, 2008
NEW DELHI, March 26 (Reuters) - India has begun buying domestic wheat two weeks earlier than usual and hopes to bag more than 15 ...
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La Nina brings 'wet' dry season; crop watched
by Admin on Mar 24, 2008
SINGAPORE, March 24 (Reuters) - Heavy rains have drenched coffee plantations in Vietnam and disrupted rubber tapping in Indonesia...
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World comes knocking for EU wheat, but not for long
by Admin on Mar 10, 2008
PARIS, March 6 (Reuters) - European wheat exports are accelerating as export curbs in key producers, a shrinking U.S. surplus and...
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Vietnam coffee prices hit life high, supply tight
by Admin on Mar 04, 2008
HANOI, March 3 (Reuters) - Vietnamese coffee beans have risen to a new record of 40,100 dong ($2.5) per kg on Monday, breaking it...
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World coconut output seen up 5.8 pct in 2008 -APCC
by Admin on Feb 26, 2008
KUALA LUMPUR, Feb 26 (Reuters) - World coconut production is expected to increase by 5.8 percent to 10.9 million tonnes in 2008 f...
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Manila rice plea a wake-up call for a hungry world
by Admin on Feb 25, 2008
MANILA, Feb 22 (Reuters) - The Philippines' unusual plea for Hanoi to guarantee rice supplies is the clearest sign of a growing g...
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USDA recalls 143 mln lbs of beef from Calif plant
by Admin on Feb 21, 2008
WASHINGTON, Feb 17 (Reuters) - The U.S. Agriculture Department said on Sunday it had recalled 143 million pounds of beef produced...
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Global warming crop harm predicted in Africa, Asia
by Admin on Feb 01, 2008
WASHINGTON, Jan 31 (Reuters) - Agricultural problems caused by global warming in the next two decades could be most damaging in s...
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China snow destroys vegetables, fruit, rapeseed
by Admin on Jan 31, 2008
BEIJING, Jan 31 (Reuters) - Unusual cold weather and heavy snow have had a "catastrophic" impact on fruit and vegetable productio...
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As grain growers profit, U.S. hog farmers suffer
Author: Admin on Apr 15, 2008 01:07
HAMPSHIRE, Ill., April 10 (Reuters) - As U.S. growers anticipate record returns for crops they are planting this spring, at least one sector of the rural economy is not enjoying the runup in grain prices:...
India, Africa urge farm subsidy cuts for trade deal
Author: Admin on Apr 13, 2008 23:31
NEW DELHI, April 9 (Reuters) - Any acceptable outcome from global trade talks must bring about significant and effective cuts in trade-distorting domestic subsidies provided by rich nations, African nations and India said on Wednesday....
U.S. wheat rallies in Chicago on condition ratings
Author: Admin on Apr 13, 2008 07:27
CHICAGO, April 8 (Reuters) - U.S. wheat prices on the Chicago Board of Trade rose on Tuesday, lifted by concerns about the U.S. winter wheat crop, which was ...
Centam Coffee-El Salvador coffee cooperative offers loans
Author: Admin on Apr 12, 2008 22:52
SAN JOSE LA MAJADA, April 8 (Reuters) - A gourmet coffee growers cooperative in El Salvador plans to open a lending arm to give members access to cash ...
Rubber trees for tyre industry shrink China rainforests Recommended topic
Author: Admin on Apr 10, 2008 01:02
XISHUANGBANNA, China, April 7 (Reuters) - On a map on ecologist Liu Wenjie's computer, the subtropical southern tip of China's Yunnan province is slowly turning from green to red...
Drought grows slightly in E. Australian farmlands
Author: Admin on Apr 09, 2008 23:55
SYDNEY, April 6 (Reuters) - A key part of Australia's eastern farmlands slipped further into drought in March but record crops were still expected if good rains fell soon, New South Wales Primary ...
ASEAN members say each has own rice supply strategy Recommended topic
Author: Admin on Apr 09, 2008 18:38
DANANG, Vietnam, April 4 (Reuters) - Southeast Asian finance ministers said on Friday every ASEAN member had its own strategy for securing ...
Australia says stable food supplier despite drought Recommended topic
Author: Admin on Apr 09, 2008 02:03
TOKYO, April 4 (Reuters) - Australia has demonstrated that it is a reliable, global supplier of wheat and other food, despite up to seven years of drought that has cut deeply into crop production,...
US corn soars to new top, soy strong as funds buy
Author: Admin on Apr 08, 2008 23:08
CHICAGO, April 3 (Reuters) - U.S. soybean and corn futures rallied on Thursday as investors re-entered the commodity markets after a recent exit due to a credit crunch that forced them to liquidate positions...
Cuba's agricultural decline sparks major reform Recommended topic
Author: Admin on Apr 08, 2008 22:39
HAVANA, April 3 (Reuters) - Communist Cuba's soaring food imports and a decline in its cash crops of sugar, tobacco, coffee and citrus have led new President Raul Castro to launch what is developing into ...



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