Agrarian news
22.02.2010
IMF to give credit tranches to Romania
The International Monetary Fund has agreed to give Romania another tranches of anti-crisis credits to the total sum of about 2.45 billion euros (approximately 3.32 billion dollars). This decision was adopted on Friday by its Council of Directors according to the results of two examinations of the fulfillment of the Romanian program.
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Russia may shift logistics center to the Black Sea region
At the request of Turkey, Russia will consider the possibility of removing the logistics center from Rostov Territory close to the Black Sea region, PRIME-TASS reports quoting Vice-Premier Igor Sechin.
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Nearly 1.5 m tons of food grain bought for regional reserves
A total of 1.45 million tons of food grain of the 2009 harvest had been bought for Ukraine's regional reserves as of February 12, 2010, which is 109.5% of the recommended three-month minimum supply level.
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Ukraine’s GDP Advanced 7.5% in January, Central Bank Says
Ukraine’s gross domestic product advanced 7.5 percent in January, helped by exports and agriculture, the central bank said.
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Agriculture Ministry: Ukraine will export 20 million tons of grain
Ukraine will export 20 million tons of grain in the 2009/2010 marketing year (July 1, 2009 through July 1, 2010), Deputy Agriculture Minister Serhiy Melnyk has said.
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Norway plans to supply pork to Ukraine
Norway plans to increase pork exports to Ukraine, according to the Ukrainian media reports.
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Bulgaria. Barley market is not active
Barley market is depressed and the activity is close to the point of freezing.
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US wheat plantings to hit lowest levels in almost a century
US winter wheat planted area is forecast to hit the lowest level in almost 100 years.
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Brazilian agribusiness increased its revenues with exports to the Arab countries by 38 per cent in J
Brazilian agribusiness increased its revenues with exports to the Arab countries by 38 per cent in January. Sales rose from US$ 397.5 million in January 2010 to US$ 549.4 million in the same month this year.
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Snowfalls will bring good harvest - UkrAgroConsulting
Heavy snowfalls, which have brought about a lot of troubles on Ukraine, will appear to be of use in the summer. Exactly thanks to them the harvest of winter crops is expected to be rather good. The agricultural output this year may grow 3%, predicts Kateryna Malyshko, analyst with the UkrAgroConsulting company.
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