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(World Grain) "BRUSSELS, BELGIUM — Grain production in the European Union/United Kingdom remains on pace to exceed last year’s crop, but COCERAL has trimmed its overall outlook on lower plantings in a pair of key wheat producing countries in its second forecast for the 2025 crop." 
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(The Portugal News) "The amount of water stored in the western Algarve river basin increased by more than 70% from the end of February to 10 March following the rain that has fallen over the last week in mainland Portugal."
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(Morocco World News) "Rabat – Almost a week of rainfall has brought relief and renewed hope across Morocco, as the North African kingdom has been grappling with challenging circumstances due to drought."
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(GlavAgronom) "Polish agronomist did not expect such a difficult situation in the fields this spring. They write that the drought is already negatively affecting winter rape and cereal crops. Nitrogen deficiency, already observed in the fall, will be aggravated in this scenario."
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(The Portugal News) "The national strategy “Water that Unites”, presented by the Government, foresees the construction of new dams, reduction of losses in the different systems, and, as a last resort, the interconnection between river basins."
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(Revista Campo) "After the effects of drought in recent seasons, the outlook is very positive for crops such as woody plants and winter cereals. However, there is a warning about potential water surges in specific areas."
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(Reuters) "NEW DELHI, March 10 (Reuters) - India is likely to produce a record 115.4 million metric tons of wheat in 2025, the farm ministry said on Monday, as higher state-set guaranteed prices prompted farmers to expand the area planted with high-yielding seed varieties.3
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(AgroCLM) "Wheat and barley prices fall in domestic market amid global uncertainty."
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(FAO) "Higher sugar, dairy, and vegetable oil prices drive the overall increase." "The FAO Cereal Price Index edged up 0.7 percent in February, averaging 112.6 points. Wheat prices increased due to tighter supplies in the Russian Federation and concerns over crop conditions in eastern Europe and North America, though the overall index remained slightly below its February 2024 level. World maize prices continued to rise, underpinned by tightening supplies in Brazil and strong US export demand. By contrast, world rice prices fell by 6.8 percent in February due to ample exportable supplies and weak import demand. "
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(Miller Magazine) "The U.S. imposes new tariffs on China, Canada, and Mexico, triggering swift retaliation. As supply chains brace for disruption, experts warn of rising costs, shifting trade routes, and significant impacts on global agriculture and energy market."
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(Zerno Online, translated by UkrAgroConsult) "From the beginning of the current season (July 1, 2024) to March 4, EU countries exported 14.697 million tons of wheat and its processed products, which is 36% less than in the same period last season. This was reported by the Zerno On-Line agency with reference to the European Commission."
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(Zawya) "HAMBURG - A state grains buyer in Syria has issued an international tender to purchase about 100,000 metric tons of soft milling wheat, European traders said on Wednesday."
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(Zerno On-line, translated by UkrAgroConsult) "On March 12, the Algerian state company OAIC purchased 450 thousand tons of soft wheat of any origin at a tender. This was reported by the Zerno On-Line agency with reference to European traders. The purchase price was $268.5 C&F per ton."
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(Mada Masr) "The government launched on Monday a national program against iron deficiency that will fortify subsidized bread in a program led by the Supply Ministry in collaboration with the Health Ministry and with support from the World Food Program (WFP)."
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(Terra e Vita) "Inoculation of microbial consortia has shown potential for increasing yield and improving semolina quality, with variable results depending on genotype and environmental conditions."
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(Agrodigital) "Spain imported 8.8 Mt of cereals in the 2024/25 marketing year, representing 41% of the EU total. Ukraine remains the main supplier."
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(Revista Campo) "World Cereal Day is celebrated on 7 March. IAS-CSIC researchers are at the forefront of developing varieties that can resist diseases and tolerate adverse climatic conditions."
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(AgriTunisie) "Selon les données récentes présentées par le ministère de l’Agriculture, le pays compte actuellement 925 lacs collinaires, stockant près de 17 millions de mètres cubes d’eau. Ces ressources vitales irriguent environ 11 000 hectares de terres agricoles, jouant un rôle crucial dans l’agriculture tunisienne."
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(Reuters) "MUMBAI, March 7 (Reuters) - India allowed the export of 100% broken rice, the government said in a notification late on Friday, after inventories reached a record high at the start of February, nearly nine times the government's target."
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(AMIS) "In February 2025, crop conditions remained generally favorable across most of the globe with some pockets of concern, most notably for maize in South America where above-average temperatures are forecasted, raising the risk of heat stress during the crop's reproductive development. Compared to February 2024, maize prices were almost 25 percent higher, while rice prices reached two year lows. FAO’s preliminary forecast for global wheat production in 2025 indicates a modest increase, with the world output projected at 796 million tonnes, a near 1 percent year on-year rise. Markets continue to be affected by uncertainty regarding international trade relations, with trade policy changes in the United States triggering responses from partners and potentially altering the global trade landscape."
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(GEOGLAM) "In the Middle East & North Africa, expanding dry conditions are causing concern for wheat in most areas, and significant production declines are expected in Morocco and northwestern Algeria"
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(Terre-net) "Les conditions météo se sont sensiblement améliorées dans les principaux bassins de production de l’hémisphère Nord."
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(FAO) "FAO’s preliminary forecast for global wheat production in 2025 indicates a modest increase, with world output projected at 796 million tonnes, a near 1 percent rise year-on-year. This growth is largely driven by expected production gains in the European Union, following a decline in 2024. Estimates suggest an increase in sowings, primarily for soft wheat, with most of the expansion centered in France and Germany."
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(LaPress.tn) "La directrice générale de la santé végétale et du contrôle des intrants agricoles au ministère de l'Agriculture, Naima Mahfoudhi, a confirmé, jeudi 06"
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