Agrarian news
22.09.2010
Ukraine. President order government to ensure proper use of grain
Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych has ordered the Cabinet of Ministers to take measures to ensure the proper use of grain of the 2010 harvest and defend the interests of domestic farmers, the presidential press service has reported.
more22.09.2010
Ukraine to harvest 38 million tons of grain in 2010
Ukraine's grain harvest in 2010 will total 38 million tons in weight after processing, Ukrainian First Deputy Agriculture Minister Serhiy Melnyk has said.
more21.09.2010
Soy climbs on world supply threat
U.S. soybean futures settled at their highest level in nearly a year, underpinned by the risk of smaller world supplies as weather threatens global production potential.
more21.09.2010
Ukraine increases meat production
In January-August 2010, Ukraine produced 1.775.4 million tons of meat of all kinds (live weight), up 6.3% compared to last year, according to the State Statistics Committee.
more21.09.2010
USDA tips smaller wheat crop
FURTHER production problems in Russia and the European Union have resulted in the US Department of Agriculture reducing its global wheat crop estimate.
more21.09.2010
Grain production in Ukraine to total 40 mln tonnes
In the current year, grain production in Ukraine will total 40 mln tonnes, declared analysts of the investment group Sokrat.
more21.09.2010
Russia. Economy, incomes on the rise – Putin
Russia’s economy in the first nine months posted a year-on-year expansion of 4 percent, the output in the national industry, nearly ten percent, and the per capita income in real terms, over 5 percent.
more20.09.2010
Bakers will be able to buy cheap flour from the state reserves each month in order to avoid significant increase in the cost of bakery products, Agriculture Minister Mykola Prysiazhniuk has said.
Bakers will be able to buy cheap flour from the state reserves each month in order to avoid significant increase in the cost of bakery products, Agriculture Minister Mykola Prysiazhniuk has said.
more20.09.2010
Wheat prices soar as battle for acres hots up
Wheat prices jumped in both Europe and the US, hitting their highest level in Paris for more than two years, as corn's surge above $5 a bushel upped the stakes in the battle for acres for next year's crops.
more20.09.2010
Ukraine pledges food aid to Georgia, Armenia, hit by Russian grain ban
Despite low harvest, Ukraine is ready to render food aid to Georgia and Armenia, who were affected by Russia's grain export ban.
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