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(La Dépêche le Petit Meunier) "L'expert d'Intercéréales Yann Lebeau avertit qu'en termes commercial, la visite du président de la République française Emmanuel Macron à Rabat ne change pas grand chose. L’objectif des accords conclus entre la France et le Maroc est surtout de renforcer la coopération dans la recherche agronomique et le développement agricole. Ce qui pourrait affecter les volumes échangés de céréales à long terme entre les deux nations."
(Reuters) "NEW DELHI, Nov 8 (Reuters) - India's rice inventories surged to an all-time high of 29.7 million metric tons in November, sources said on Friday, nearly three times the government's target, as export curbs imposed over the past two years bumped up local supplies. Higher stocks would allow the world's biggest rice exporter to boost shipments without worrying about domestic supplies, which were limited last year and led New Delhi to restrict exports of all grades."
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(Organisation météorologique mondiale) "Bakou (Azerbaïdjan) (OMM) – Selon l’Organisation météorologique mondiale (OMM), l’année 2024 est en passe de devenir l’année la plus chaude jamais observée après une longue série de températures moyennes mensuelles exceptionnellement élevées à l’échelle du globe." Via DocBiodiv, CIHEAM News
(GEOGLAM) "At the end of November, conditions are mixed for wheat while favourable for maize, rice, and soybeans. For wheat, harvesting is beginning in the southern hemisphere as sowing continues in the northern hemisphere under mixed conditions. For maize, harvest is progressing in the northern hemisphere as sowing begins in the southern hemisphere. Rice conditions are generally favourable, however, typhoons and enhanced monsoon rains have negatively impacted the Philippines and northern Viet Nam. Soybeans are harvesting in the northern hemisphere as sowing picks up pace in Brazil."
(Зерно Он-Лайн / Grain Online) "The volume of soft wheat exports from the EU in the 2024-2025 season, which began in July, reached 7.76 million tons as of November 3."
(Miller Magzaine) "The 8th edition of the Grain Academy, held on October 31st in Varna on the scenic Black Sea coast, brought together over 300 participants from nearly 20 countries across the Balkans, Central, and Eastern Europe. With a dynamic agenda, the event featured panels addressing crucial topics ranging from global supply and demand for grains and oilseeds to an exclusive session on the Balkan market, insights on Bulgaria’s domestic sector, and critical discussions around fertilizers, climate impact, and shipping logistics."
(Akhbar El-Yom) "The Ministries of 'Planning and Economic Development' and 'Agriculture and Land Reclamation,' along with the British Embassy, launch the project 'Enhancing Food Security and Achieving Economic Stability in Egypt by Supporting Small Wheat Farmers."
(Grain Trade) "Corn yields in Eastern Europe in 2024 have significantly decreased due to drought, while in the western part of the country, the figures are quite high"
(OCDE) "Markets for agricultural products continue to be affected by Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine, the evolving conflicts in the Middle East, climate change and other events. Export restrictions by some countries have also added pressure on the trading system. Amidst these challenges, agricultural policies have been both reactive and proactive, and innovation has been recognised as critical for increasing agricultural productivity in a sustainable way. However, with global agricultural productivity growth slowing, agricultural support will need to be reformed or reoriented. "
(El Watan) "Toutes les banques publiques seront associées au financement des investissements agricoles, comme annoncé lors de la rencontre nationale sur l’investissement agricole dans les wilayas du Sud, tenue en décembre 2023 à Adrar."
(Specagro) "The figure is expected to reach around 130 million tons, according to the Ministry of Agriculture"
(OilWorld.ru) "On Monday, wheat prices on Euronext fell to a two-month low, as abundant Black Sea supply in the ongoing Egyptian tender highlighted export competition." |
(Joint Research Centre) "The October edition of the JRC's Anomaly Hotspots of Agricultural Production (ASAP) assessment is now available."
"In North Africa, the sowing of winter wheat and barley has started in Algeria and Tunisia under mixed moisture conditions (close to average in Algeria and drier than average in north-eastern Tunisia) and is about to start in Morocco under forecast below average rainfall. According to the C3S multimodel seasonal rainfall forecast, moisture conditions are expected to be below average in the whole MENA region in the coming four months."
(La Dépêche le Petit Meunier) "Alltech a publié son rapport préliminaire sur l'impact des conditions météorologiques fluctuantes sur les niveaux de risque de mycotoxines sur les céréales et autres fourrages récoltées en 2024."
(GEOGLAM) "In the Middle East & North Africa, winter wheat planting is just beginning with some initial concern due to early season dry conditions that are forecast to continue."
(GEOGLAM) "Global Crop Monitor Report Information No. 27: Published November 7th, 2024Conditions as of October 28th"
"Global crop conditions at the end of October are favourable for maize, rice, and soybeans, while mixed for wheat. For wheat, winter wheat sowing and emergence are off to a mixed start in parts of Europe, MENA, and the US. For maize, conditions are exceptional in most of the US, while mixed in Europe, Central America, and parts of Sub-Saharan Africa. For rice, conditions are generally favourable, however, typhoons and enhanced monsoon rains have negatively impacted some northern countries in Southeast Asia. For soybeans, conditions are exceptional in the US, while poor in Ukraine, and the Russian Federation. The remaining crops are covered in the CM4EW publication."
(Akhbar El-Yom) "Dr. Mohamed Ali Fahim, Head of the Climate Change Information Center at the Ministry of Agriculture, said that we can say the signal to start the wheat season has been given."
(Reuters) "HAMBURG/CAIRO, Nov 6 (Reuters) - Russia's curbs on wheat exports have inadvertently helped Ukraine secure lucrative sales to Egypt this week while also inflating prices for the world's top importer, traders said.
Egypt's state grains buyer GASC bought 290,000 metric tons of wheat in an international tender on Monday. The purchase included 120,000 tons from Ukraine as well as 120,000 tons from Romania and 50,000 tons from Bulgaria."
(Зерно Он-Лайн / Grain Online) "Türkiye, on the other hand, reduced its imports. Egypt has taken the top spot in the top-5 importers of Russian wheat. According to preliminary results for the first four months of the 2024/25 season, the country has purchased 4.3 million tons of the crop."
(Akhbar El-Yom) "The Ministry of Supply and Internal Trade has succeeded in increasing the storage capacities for grains, especially wheat, by expanding the construction of silos with the latest modern technologies to preserve the strategic stock from spoilage for long periods."
(La Dépêche le Petit Meunier) "Octobre a enregistré une hausse des prix des engrais azotés, en cette période d’approvisionnement lié aux semis de cultures d’hiver en préparation, dans un marché néanmoins ralenti en raison des retards de récolte de tournesol et maïs, de la météo et de la trésorerie des exploitations."
Livre Blanc publié par Précila Rambhunjun et Matthieu Brun (Fondation FARM). Cet ouvrage s’insère dans de la phase I du projet Adaptation des Agricultures au Changement Climatique en Méditerranée (AACC-Med) porté par la Fondation FARM, en partenariat avec le CIHEAM Montpellier, les Caisses régionales du Crédit Agricole Alpes Provence, Provence Côte d’Azur, Sud Méditerranée, Languedoc et Corse, le Crédit Agricole Italia, le Crédit Agricole du Maroc, et l’Initiative Internationale « 4 pour 1000 ». Via Système de veille, CIHEAM News
(Agrodigital) "In the U.S., the short-term forecast for winter wheat planting is unfavorable. Most wheat-growing areas received scattered rains last week, but they were not enough to offset the ongoing drought. The drought currently covers 58% of the wheat-growing region, according to data from the Department of Agriculture."
(La Dépêche le Petit Meunier) "Le système de prix ukrainien minimum à l'export de céréales et d'oléagineux est voté depuis l'été 2024, mais son application a été retardée." |
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