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29.04.2010 15:03

Ukraine provides spring field works according to plan

29.04.2010 15:03

According to data of the Ministry of Agrarian Policy of Ukraine, 7.1 mln ha of winter grain sowings from the general areas of 8 mln ha show good and satisfactory condition, or 89.6% of the general winter grain sowing areas. 0.8 mln ha (10.4%) are estimated as weak and thinned, nearly 600 thsd ha (7%) of winter grain sowing areas perished, declared the press-cutting service of the Ministry of Agrarian Policy on April 29.

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29.04.2010 14:55

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Wheat Falls as Favorable Weather Boosts U.S. Crop Prospects

29.04.2010 14:55

Wheat fell for the third time in four sessions after favorable weather boosted crop prospects in the U.S., the world’s largest shipper of the grain.

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29.04.2010 14:50

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Sugar Falls to Lowest Price Since June on Rising Brazil Output

29.04.2010 14:50

Sugar declined to the lowest price since last June on mounting evidence that rising supplies from Brazil will erase a global production deficit.

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28.04.2010 09:58

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China to Levy More Tariffs on U.S. Chicken Imports

28.04.2010 09:58

China will impose an additional duty on U.S. chicken imports of as much as 31.4 percent in response to what it called unfair subsidies for poultry farmers, threatening to deepen a trade rift.

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28.04.2010 09:57

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Brazil's 2009-10 Soy Harvest At 94% As Of April 23 -Celeres

28.04.2010 09:57

Brazilian farmers harvested 94% of the upcoming 2009-10 soy crop as of April 23, local agricultural consultancy Celeres said in a weekly report.

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28.04.2010 09:51

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Corn Gains After Dip to Lowest in Three Weeks Sparks Buying

28.04.2010 09:51

Corn rose for the first time in four sessions after a decline to the lowest price in three weeks spurred buying interest. Corn for July delivery climbed 0.8 percent to $3.565 a bushel on the Chicago Board of Trade at 1:20 p.m. Seoul time. The price yesterday dropped to $3.515, the lowest since April 7. Soybeans for July delivery gained 0.3 percent to $9.9575 a bushel.

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28.04.2010 09:47

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Corn Falls to Three-Week Low as Farmers Accelerate Planting

28.04.2010 09:47

Corn fell to the lowest price in almost three weeks on speculation that rapid planting and favorable growing conditions will aid early development and boost yields in the U.S., the world’s largest producer and exporter.

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28.04.2010 09:42

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Wheat Prices May Have Bottomed Out; Eyes On June Harvest

28.04.2010 09:42

Global wheat prices are unlikely to fall further for the next two to three months and may have bottomed out for the time being, a senior industry official said Tuesday.

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28.04.2010 09:35

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Soybeans Fall Most This Month as China May Slow Oilseed Imports

28.04.2010 09:35

Soybeans fell the most this month on speculation that China’s efforts to curb inflation will slow economic growth, reducing demand for food, fuel and animal feed made from imported oilseeds.

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28.04.2010 09:32

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Wheat Futures Little Changed in Chicago, Paring Earlier Loss

28.04.2010 09:32

Wheat futures for July delivery fell 0.5 cent, or 0.1 percent, to $4.875 a bushel at 11:22 a.m. on the Chicago Board of Trade, paring an earlier loss of as much as 0.9 percent.