(SonDakika) "Prof. Dr. Yalçın Kaya warned that insufficient snowfall and rain in the Thrace region this year could lead to drought issues during the spring. Farmers in the area are anxiously awaiting precipitation."
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(InfoAgro) "The advance covers 85% of rice farmers eligible for this aid." 
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(Akhbar el-Yom) "Ali Farouk, Minister of Agriculture and Land Reclamation, spoke during the ministerial dialogue session chaired by the UAE Minister of Climate Change, with the presence of ministers and representatives of organizations, on the sidelines of his participation in the Global Food Summit in the UAE."
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(Terre-net) "Comment se porte l’agriculture ukrainienne, 1000 jours après le début du conflit avec la Russie ? Comment le secteur se prépare à l’après-guerre en se tournant de plus en plus vers l’Europe et ses débouchés potentiels ? Témoignage du Français Clément Coussens, directeur d’Agro KMR, une exploitation céréalière de 21 000 ha dans l’oblast de Dnipro, sur l’activité de son exploitation en temps de guerre et sur les perspectives d’avenir de l’agriculture de son pays d’adoption."
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(Soutalomma) "During their inspection, the minister and governor were given a detailed explanation about the silo, which spans an area of 25,000 square meters. It features advanced technical specifications, including 12 wheat storage cells with a total capacity of 60,000 tons, 3 discharge cells with a capacity of 200 tons/hour, a fully integrated administrative building, as well as an advanced control room for managing operations."
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(The Western Producer) "Lower exports by Türkiye and Russia may open doors for Canadian sales"
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(Elevatorist.com) "Despite attractive prices, European importers are not rushing to buy Ukrainian corn. Spain, which was one of the largest buyers last marketing year, is favoring American grain this season. This was shared in a comment to Latifundist.com by Victoria Blazhko, head of editorial content and analytics at ASAP Agri."
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(International Grains Council) "The latest assessment of global total grains (wheat and coarse grains) supply and demand for 2024/25 is for some further tightening in the outlook, as the production forecast is reduced and consumption is placed higher than before. Grains output is now seen at 2,311m t, down by 4m from last month, mainly because of downgraded estimates for barley and wheat. The projection of world consumption is up by 4m t m/m (month-on-month), with increases for feed, food and industrial uses. End-season stocks (aggregate of respective local marketing years) are forecast 8m t lower than previously, at 576m, the smallest in ten years, including drawdowns for wheat, maize, barley and rye. With minor offsetting adjustments across various grains, the global trade forecast is maintained at 419m t."
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(Noticias AgroPecuarias) "The USDA, in its latest report, once again reduced the global production estimate for the new 2024/25 season to 141.8 million tons (previously 142.9M)."
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(agroclm) "The province of León, Spain's leading corn producer, is already in the middle of the harvest season, which will only slow down due to adverse weather conditions.
The grain moisture has decreased and is generally in optimal condition to go to the dryer (18-24%).
Although it is too early to make a forecast, the León Commodity Exchange indicates that everything points to a yield decrease of about 10% compared to the previous season, without being able to provide a complete agronomic explanation for the reason."
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(Algérie 360) "Les tensions diplomatiques persistantes entre la France et l’Algérie impactent lourdement le commerce, notamment les exportations françaises de blé tendre. Un recul qui s’inscrit dans un contexte de crise politique exacerbé par les prises de position françaises sur le Sahara occidental."
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(Wiadomości Rolnicze Polska - AgroHorti Media) "Wheat prices in the most traded March contract rose yesterday on the MATIF by €0.75/t to €227.25/t. The risk premium is increasing due to the escalation of the conflict in Ukraine, and there have also been reports of Morocco purchasing French wheat. The European Commission has provided the latest data on EU grain trade."
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(Akhbar el-Yom) "The National Planning Institute participated in the launch of the DIONYSUS project to develop solutions based on operational adaptation systems for the interconnected sectors of food, water, energy, and the environment in the Mediterranean region."
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(GrainTrade, translated by UkrAgroConsult) "Wheat quotations on world markets rose last week after Russia attacked a plant in Dnipro with an intercontinental ballistic missile, intensified rocket attacks on Ukraine and a possible escalation in the Black Sea region. But yesterday, prices fell again due to improved crop conditions in the US and the start of harvest in Australia and Argentina, and are now trading at 4-year lows."
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(European Commission - JRC MARS) "According to the November edition of the JRC MARS Bulletin - crop monitoring in Europe, favourable temperatures and soil moisture conditions helped farmers to accelerate sowing, and were favourable for the initial development of recently sown crops."
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(İhlas Haber Ajansı) "Özkan Parlak, Director of Agriculture and Forestry in Afyonkarahisar, stated that a wheat cultivation project with 50% grant support from the Provincial Special Administration has been prepared for farmers this year. He added, "The total cost of our project is 5 million TL, with 2.5 million TL covered by the Provincial Special Administration and 2.5 million TL to be provided by our producers."
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(SonDakika) "Drought and lack of rainfall are altering the grain planting schedule in Şanlıurfa."
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(Agronews) "Significant changes in the cultivation landscape for the upcoming year, along with a reduction in care for winter cereals, are predicted by the current data from the autumn sowings, with implications for the development of agricultural production in Greece next year."
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(Terre-net) "Les prix du blé se stabilisent au sein d’un marché encore nerveux face à la situation en mer Noire."
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(AHDB) "FranceAgriMer reported the winter wheat planting campaign at 90% complete as at 18 November, surpassing the five-year average for the same time of 87%."
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(ASAP Agri — Elevatorist.com) "Ukrainian-origin corn remains the most attractive choice for Turkish importers, particularly for animal feed production. The high quality of this year's Ukrainian corn continues to effectively meet the needs of the Turkish market. This was stated by Gozde Karagoz, a broker at Atria Brokers, during her presentation on November 20 at the online Trend & Hedge Club meeting."
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(Zerno On-line) "Record wheat purchases by Morocco are expected after the devastating impact of drought on the country’s national grain harvest. This was reported by Australian global grain market analyst Peter McMickin from consulting firm Grain Brokers Australia: "The severe drought has nearly destroyed grain production in Morocco this year, and the final figures turned out to be even worse than the bleak pre-harvest expectations of the government in this North African country. As a result, Moroccan millers will have to purchase more wheat on the international market during the 2024/25 marketing year (from June to May)."
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(Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board) "The Australian wheat harvest campaign is underway, and the export supplies will soon be arriving on the market."
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(infoAgro) "The markets are on edge awaiting Ukraine's launch of long-range missiles into Russian territory."
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(Terre-net) "La production européenne est en baisse de 10 % pour le blé tendre et de 5,4 % pour le maïs par rapport à l’an passé, estime la Commission européenne. Les exports sur 2024/25 sont eux aussi attendus en net repli, tandis que la faiblesse de l’euro face au dollar ne garantit pas forcément un regain de compétitivité pour les origines françaises."
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