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14.10.2009 16:43

Ukraine increased production and exports of fat-and-oil products by 1.5 times

14.10.2009 16:43

According to S.Kapshuk, the season-2008/09 of oilseeds processing was characterized with the record volumes of vegetable oils production. For the first time, Ukraine produced over 2.6 mln tonnes of vegetable oils, including over 2.5 mln tonnes of sunflower oil (the export volumes totaled 2.1 mln tonnes).

The growth of sunflower production to the level of 6.5 mln tonnes, the presence of the up-to-date technical base and advanced technologies, the excellent logistics assisted to the appearance of such results, marked the general director of "Ukroliyaprom".

13.10.2009 14:31

Ukraine, Russia and Argentina produce over the half of sunflower seed in the world

13.10.2009 14:31

Ukraine, Russia and Argentina take 53%of the world market of sunflower production (18%, 22% and 13% respectively), declared Vadim Litvinenko, the analyst of the market of oilseeds and by-products of APK-Inform Agency, reporting at the international conference “Oilseeds & Oils 2009” (Turkey). These three countries export nearly 32% of the world exports of sunflower seed.

13.10.2009 14:18

Ministry of Agrarian Policy of Ukraine decreased the forecast of grain harvest in 2009

13.10.2009 14:18

In 2009, grain production volumes in Ukraine will total 42.9 mln tonnes (in clean weight) as opposed to 53.3 mln tonnes last year, declared the Ministry of Agrarian Policy of Ukraine. According to estimations of the Ministry, grain exports from Ukraine in 2009/10 marketing year (MY, July-June) will total 16.69 mln tonnes, as opposed to 25.2 mln tonnes in the previous MY.

02.10.2009 13:07

World economy gropes on road to recovery amid mixed signs

02.10.2009 13:07

As the International Monetary Fund(IMF) and the World Bank annual meetings approach as another arena for policy makers to discuss ways to resume and sustain growth, the world economy is scrabbling on the way out of the deepest recession since the 1930s.

02.10.2009 12:56

Argentina Ends Corn, Wheat Export Ban as Crops Shrink

02.10.2009 12:56

Argentina, once the world’s second- largest corn exporter, lifted a ban on overseas shipments of the grain and wheat, making good on a pledge by President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner as planting shrinks.

30.09.2009 12:25

U.S. Launches Multibillion-Dollar Effort to Fight Global Hunger

30.09.2009 12:25

The United States is getting back into the work of helping poor, developing countries increase their agricultural output, a policy it abandoned nearly three decades ago, Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton said.

"We moved away from investments in agricultural productivity, toward emergency food aid [in 1981]," Clinton said in a speech at the Clinton Global Initiative in New York September 25. "Revitalizing global agriculture will not be easy. In fact, this is one of the most ambitious and comprehensive diplomacy and development efforts our country has ever undertaken."

30.09.2009 11:52

U.N. Conference Calls for Sustainable Farming to End Hunger

30.09.2009 11:52

Enabling the world's poor to feed themselves through sustainable farming will help alleviate the crises caused by one of the most urgent threats facing the world: chronic hunger and its consequences, Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton says.

"This is an issue that affects all of us, because food security is about economic, environmental and national security for our individual homelands and the world," Clinton said September 26 at a food security conference co-hosted by U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon during the U.N. General Assembly in New York. Representatives from 130 countries, international organizations and nongovernmental organizations attended the brief conference to address the underlying causes of global hunger.

30.09.2009 11:43

Humans 'will eat more in next 50 years than all-time'

30.09.2009 11:43

 In the next 50 years the world's population will eat as much food as it has consumed over human history, a top scientist has warned.
In a world where carbon and water will have a price, it is a challenge not seen before and science will have to lead the way, CSIRO chief executive Megan Clark said.

29.09.2009 15:15

Ukrainian Speaker cannot accept sale of land to foreigners

29.09.2009 15:15

     Mr Lytvyn said that the issue of selling land to foreigners has to be solved immediately. He said that in his opinion, simultaneously with opening the land market someone will try to legalize their actual land holdings collected illegally under the moratorium.

29.09.2009 14:53

From Science, Plenty of Cows but Little Profit

29.09.2009 14:53

HANFORD, Calif. — Three years ago, a technological breakthrough gave dairy farmers the chance to bend a basic rule of nature: no longer would their cows have to give birth to equal numbers of female and male offspring. Instead, using a high-technology method to sort the sperm of dairy bulls, they could produce mostly female calves to be raised into profitable milk producers.

Now the first cows bred with that technology, tens of thousands of them, are entering milking herds across the country — and the timing could hardly be worse.
The dairy industry is in crisis, with prices so low that farmers are selling their milk below production cost. The industry is struggling to cut output. And yet the wave of excess cows is about to start dumping milk into a market that does not need it.


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