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Tightening Corn Supplies and Rising Prices: How Farmers and Agribusinesses Should Prepare
The May 2024 World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates (WASDE) report has sent ripples through the agricultural sector, projecting tighter corn supplies...
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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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China’s Drastic Grain Import Drop: What It Means for Global Agriculture
Recent data from China’s General Administration of Customs reveals a dramatic reduction in grain imports for April 2024. The country...
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Russia’s Grain Dominance in Muslim Markets: Key Trends, Challenges, and Future Outlook
According to data presented by Tatiana Menlikieva, Director of the Federal Center for Assessment of Agricultural Product Safety and Quality (ROSNG) branch in...
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Record Grain Exports from Rostov: Key Markets, Quality Control, and Future Trends
In April 2025, the ports of Russia’s Rostov region facilitated the export of 520,000 tons of grain and processed grain products,...
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Cracking Down on Grain Quality: Omsk Region’s Stricter Controls and What It Means for Agriculture
In a significant move to ensure food safety, Rosselkhoznadzor (Russia’s Federal Service for Veterinary and Phytosanitary Surveillance) has ramped up grain quality...
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Russia’s Grain Intervention Sales Hit Another Record Low: What Does This Mean for Farmers and the Market?
On Tuesday, May 20, grain sales from Russia’s state intervention fund fell sharply to a new record low of only 540...
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Orel Region Nears Completion of Spring Crop Planting: Key Trends and Regional Leaders
Spring Crop Planting Progress in Orel Region As of May 12, farmers in the Orel region have sown 286.1 thousand hectares of...
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Russia’s Wheat Donation to Tajikistan: Strengthening Food Security and Bilateral Ties
Russia’s Wheat Donation Supports Tajik Schoolchildren The Russian Federation has supplied 270 tons of fortified wheat to Tajikistan under a UN World Food...
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Primorye Farmers Near Completion of Early Grain Sowing Despite Weather Challenges
Sowing Progress and Challenges in Primorye Farmers in Russia’s Primorye region are nearing the completion of early grain sowing, having...
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