Agrarian news
19.10.2009
Ukraine bans sheep, goat imports from Bulgaria
The State Veterinary Medicine Committee of Ukraine has forbidden the import of sheep and goats, as well as their processing products, from Bulgaria, the press service of the committee reported.
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Ukraine cuts down export, import of fertilizers
Over January-August 2009, Ukraine cut down export of fertilizers by 62.3% to USD 544,075 million against the same period of 2008.
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USDA increases monthly forecast for Ukraine 2009 grain harvest
The United States Department of Agriculture has forecast the 2009 grain harvest in Ukraine at 42.95 million tons and grain exports in the 2009/2010 marketing year (July 2009 – June 2010) at 17.05 million tons, which is 500,000 tons up on the forecast it made a month ago.
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Kazakhstan requests Iran to speed up construction of railway Uzen - Gorgan
Kazakhstan has requested Iran to speed up construction of the railway Uzen - Gyzylgaya - Bereket - Etrek - Gorgan. The Prime Minister of Kazakhstan, Karim Masimov, informed in Beijing during the meeting with First Vice President of the Islamic Republic of Iran, Mohammad Reza Rahimi, on Wednesday, the agency reports citing the prime minister's press service.
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Poland. Low-quality grain to be used in energy production
The Economy Ministry has prepared an amendment to the decree on the matter of energy and heat obtained from renewable sources.
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Big supply, weak demand weighing on sun oil in Europe
Ample supply and weak demand are weighing on sun oil prices in Europe but some market experts say output is likely to shrink going forward, which should lend support to the market. While sun oil is usually the most expensive of the liquid oils, it has traded at a discount to soybean and rapeseed oil for several months as large stocks have met with thin demand.
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Pork Commentary: Russian Road Trip
Jim Long, President and CEO of Genesus Inc., writes, "This past week we have been in Russia attending the large agriculture exhibition Golden Autumn in Moscow."
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Ukraine harvested grains and leguminous plants throughout the area of 13.7 mln ha as of the beginning of October
According to the State Committee of Statistics of Ukraine, as of October 1, 2009, agricultural economies of all varieties harvested grains and leguminous plants (without maize) throughout the areas of 13.7 mln ha, an increase of 2.8% compared to the same date of 2008, which totaled 86.3% of the sowing areas for the harvest-2009.
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Ukraine harvested nearly 5.5 mln tonnes of sunflower
As of October 14, Ukraine harvested nearly 5.5 mln tonnes of sunflower seed throughout 84% of planned areas, declared Yuri Melnik, the Minister of Agrarian Policy.
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