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Zeroed Out: What the December Export Duty Shift Means for Your Grain Strategy
The Russian Ministry of Agriculture has confirmed that from *December 10th through December 16th, 2025, export duties on wheat, barley,...
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Navigating the 2025 Price Shift: Strategic Insights for Cereal and Legume Producers
The latest data from Rosstat for October 2025 reveals a significant recalibration in the Russian grain market, presenting both challenges...
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The Empty Silos of Altynkol: Decoding the Kazakhstan-China Grain Trade Deadlock
For over three to four years, a frustrating and costly cycle has crippled a crucial artery of Eurasian agricultural trade:...
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Wheat Market Whiplash: Deciphering Volatility, Export Signals, and Shifting Global Supply
The wheat complex opened the week sending mixed signals. In Chicago, Soft Red Winter (SRW) futures showed a tentative split,...
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The Global Feed Grain Shift: Thailand’s Tariff Move and What It Signals for Agriculture
Thailand, a major feed grain consumer and a traditional buyer from neighboring Southeast Asian nations, has announced a dramatic policy...
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The Global Feed Grain Shift: Thailand’s Tariff Move and What It Signals for Agriculture
Thailand, a major feed grain consumer and a traditional buyer from neighboring Southeast Asian nations, has announced a dramatic policy...
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Beyond the Cob: How Science, Scale, and Synergy are Forging a New Era for Sweet Corn
In the early morning light of Changtai District, Fujian, the harvest of "Tai Xiantian No. 2" sweet corn begins. This...
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Decoding the Quota: Russia’s Proposed 20 MMT Export Cap for 2026 and Its Market Implications
A draft protocol from a Russian government subcommittee, published by the Russian Grain Union, has revealed a pivotal potential shift...
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A Slight Dip with Strategic Depth: Analyzing Kurgan’s Grain and Oilseed Exports to China
Export data from Russia's Kurgan Oblast to China for 2025 reveals a nuanced trade picture. While the total volume of...
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A Single Beetle in 2,000 Tonnes: The High-Stakes Detection of Stored Grain Pests
In a recent case underscoring the zero-tolerance standards of grain phytosanitary controls, specialists from the Omsk branch of Russia's Federal...
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