Weekly News of Global Agriculture - XXXXII
1.Russia plans to refuse to continue extending the Black Sea Grain DealOn April 25th, according to Reuters, Russia stated that the Black Sea Grain Deal is only beneficial for Western countries importi
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A neglected and emerging antimicrobial resistance gene encodes for a serine-dependent macrolide esterase
The gene encodes for an enzyme named EstT；
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On April 15th, Poland and Hungary have agreed to temporarily ban imports of grain and dozens of other food products from Ukraine, in a move they say will protect struggling local farmers amid a glut o
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On April 15th, Poland and Hungary have agreed to temporarily ban imports of grain and dozens of other food products from Ukraine, in a move they say will protect struggling local farmers amid a glut o
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Global Call of DBN Phoenix International Innovation Park
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General Administration of Customs Director Yu Jianhua met with Brazilian Minister of Agriculture and Animal Husbandry Carlos Favaro. The two sides exchanged views on deepening China Brazil inspection
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Boosting support to Least Developed Countries through South-South Cooperation
Least Developed Countries (LDCs) stand to benefit from strong partnerships with their Global South counterparts when it comes to making their agrifood systems more efficient, more inclusive, more sust
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CHILE CONFIRMS FIRST BIRD FLU OUTBREAK IN POULTRY, HALTS CHICKEN EXPORTS
Chilean authorities on Monday confirmed the South American country's first outbreak of avian flu in poultry, prompting it to suspend chicken exports from the country.
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WEEKLY USDA WHEAT RATINGS STEADY IN KANSAS, DECLINE IN OKLAHOMA
The U.S. Department of Agriculture's (USDA) National Agricultural Statistics Service in a weekly crop report on Monday rated 17% of the winter wheat in top producer Kansas in good to excellent conditi
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ARGENTINA DROUGHT TAKES TOLL ON CROP ESTIMATES
Trade expectations for corn and soybean crops in Argentina continue to fall as the country experiences one of its worst droughts in 60 years. The first full week of March 2023 continued the trend of h
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the Philippine Ministry of Agriculture is formulating the agricultural development plan for 2023-2025 to achieve the goal of rice self-sufficiency in 2025. The main contents include: determine specifi
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Global indicators on the costs of healthy diets and how many people can’t afford them
Today, the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) has made publicly available country-by-country indicators on healthy diets that show their cost - including by food group - and
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BRAZIL APPROVES GMO WHEAT AS FOOD SUPPLY FEARS HELP CONVINCE SKEPTICS
Brazil has approved the cultivation and sale of drought-tolerant genetically modified wheat, a major boost for the once taboo crop as global food supply fears and regional dry weather burnishes the lu
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EPA ‘FOREVER CHEMICALS’ REGS COULD COST COMMUNITIES BILLIONS, EXPERTS SAY
The Environmental Protection Agency is due to announce enforceable regulations on the amount of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, a class of thousands of chemicals collectively known as PFAS, allow
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GENE-EDITED PIGS SHOW RESISTANCE TO PRRS
The Porcine Reproductive and Respiratory Syndrome (PRRS) costs hog farmers $500 million in losses of reproduction productivity per year. A new breed of pigs developed by Acceligen, a precision breedin
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in order to avoid the current spread of avian influenza to large-scale farms, which would have a huge impact on export, the Argentine Ministry of Economy announced that it would increase the financial
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