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Breaking Ground: Pioneering Cold-Climate Rice Cultivation in the Mongolian Steppe
The notion of commercial rice production in Mongolia, a country known for its harsh, arid climate and nomadic herding traditions,...
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Indonesia’s Wheat Gamble: Can Tropical Wheat Cultivation Reduce a 12-Million-Ton Import Dependency?
In a bold move to address one of Asia's most significant agricultural import dependencies, Indonesian Agriculture Minister Amran Sulaiman has...
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Iran’s Feed Crisis: How Russian and Kazakh Exports Are Filling a 15 Million Ton Demand Gap
Iran's agricultural sector is experiencing a significant supply-demand imbalance in feed crops, with consumption growing to 15.3 million tons in...
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Homegrown Revolution: Stavropol Farmers Embrace Domestic Corn Hybrids on 740+ Hectares
The Stavropol region is leading a quiet agricultural revolution, with farmers planting more than 740 hectares of domestic corn hybrids...
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Why Grain Deep Processing Projects Struggle in Southern Russia: High Costs, Long Timelines, and Complexity
Deep grain processing transforms raw grain into high-value products like amino acids, modified starches, and biofuels, offering significantly higher profits...
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Record U.S. Corn Exports Defy China’s Retreat – What’s Driving the Boom?
The U.S. is on track to achieve a record 2.75 billion bushels of corn exports in the 2024-25 marketing year, slightly surpassing...
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Georgia Doubles Wheat Imports from Russia: Trends, Trade Shifts, and Agricultural Implications
Recent data from Georgia’s national statistics service reveals a sharp rise in wheat imports from Russia, reaching $9.2 million in May...
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Egypt’s Wheat Procurement Falls Short: Implications for Farmers and Global Markets
Recent government documents reviewed by Reuters reveal that Egypt has begun closing local wheat collection centers ahead of schedule as procurement falls...
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The Silent Crisis in Japan’s Rice Fields: Climate, Imports, and the Fight for Food Sovereignty”
For centuries, rice has been the heart of Japan’s cuisine, economy, and identity. Yet today, the sector is under siege....
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China Dominates Buryatia’s Grain and Oilseed Exports: A Shift in Trade Dynamics
Since the beginning of 2025, 15,000 tons of grain and processed grain products—including oats, rapeseed oil, flaxseeds, wheat bran, and meal—have been...
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