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India’s wheat production expected to fall, wholesale prices to increase Posttime: 2023-04-14: The ups and downs of the weather have the biggest impact on agriculture. This year, rising temperatures in February, unseasonal rain and hailstorm in March and strong winds came as a thunderclap on the hopes of wheat farmers. After this, the emergence of strong sunlight and the feeling of coolness with a fall in temperature gave hope to the expectations of t...

China buys 70% of Brazil's soybean exports Posttime: 2023-03-29: The Brazilian president was scheduled to meet with his Chinese counterpart this week in Beijing to discuss bilateral trade issues, but President Lula had to cancel his participation due to a case of mild pneumonia. His trade team, including the Ministry of Agriculture, will continue with the trade mission and meet with President Xi Jinping. Relations between...

Brazil: Exports of agribusiness products exceed US$ 10 billion in January Posttime: 2023-03-20: Value of foreign sales of the sector in the first month of the new government is a record of the entire historical series for the months of January. Agribusiness exports reached US$ 10.23 billion in January this year, an increase of 16.5% compared to the same month last year. According to the Secretariat of Commerce and International Relations (SCRI) of the ...

United Kingdom - New bill to unlock gene editing nears royal assent Posttime: 2023-03-20: The UK governments Genetic Technology (Precision Breeding) Bill is set to receive royal assent, the final step towards the new legislation on gene editing. The bill has passed through both houses of parliament and it will soon be signed into law. A date for royal assent is yet to be scheduled, but Farmers Weekly understands this is only weeks away. Outside o...

Soybean rust increased by 220% in Brazil, costs BRL2 billion per season Posttime: 2023-03-10: Since its introduction in Brazil in 2001, Asian soybean rust, caused by the fungus Phakopsora pachyrhizi , has been the most serious disease that affects soybean crops, causing losses of up to 80% if not controlled. According to surveys conducted by the Antiferrugem Consortium, which brought together some 100 laboratories in Brazil, the total cost of the dis...

Herbicide S-metolachlor to be withdrawn in France to protect groundwater Posttime: 2023-02-20: French health and safety agency ANSES on Wednesday ordered a halt to some uses of one of the most widely used weedkillers in France, S-metolachlor, which is produced by Swiss chemicals company Syngenta, after finding excessive levels in groundwater. Residue of S-metolachlor, used mainly on maize (corn), sunflower, soy and beet crops, were frequently detected...

China to plant more soy, speed up GMOs to ensure food supply Posttime: 2023-02-16: China will increase its efforts to boost the output of soybeans and edible oils, state media reported late on Monday, citing a key rural policy document, as it continues to push for greater self-sufficiency in its key food supplies. The worlds top soybean buyer is trying to lower its heavy reliance on imports of the oilseed as the COVID pandemic, growing tra...

APVMA releases minor use permits for fungus, weeds Posttime: 暂无: The Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority (APVMA) has recently issued a number of minor use permits of relevance to grain growers. Minor use permits are issued by the APVMA to legalise the use of a crop protection product in situations where there is insufficient market size or economic return to attract product registrations. Such instanc...