Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is threatening two of the world’s staple grain markets. Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is threatening shockwaves through two of the world’s staple grain markets, prompting countries Continue Reading
Jinghai district in northern China is hardly a rice-growing paradise. Located along the coast of the Bohai Sea, over half of the region’s land is made of salty, alkaline soil Continue Reading
Egypt, Iran and Sudan will together receive two thirds of the 917,000 mt of wheat loaded from Russia’s main port of Novorossiisk onto ships that arrived between Jan. 9 and Continue Reading
Global fertilizer prices soared to multi-year highs in the past few months following surge in prices of key feedstocks natural gas and coal, and certain export restrictions put in place Continue Reading
Beef, Bacon, Car Prices Surging Due to Inflation North American farmers could be looking at less expensive crop nutrients this year, potentially easing the pressure on food costs that have Continue Reading
From farm to fork, every aspect of the food supply chain is under increasing pressure from the latest virus surge A customer shops for groceries at a store in San Continue Reading
This is a story about one of those unsung forces that quietly keep the world running. It is a story about the clockwork interconnectedness of modern civilization, about how disturbances Continue Reading
Dairy farmers in California, the nation’s top milk producer, face pressure from rising costs, increasingly complex environmental regulations and a quest for water—challenges all magnified by a historic drought. For Continue Reading
Highlights Turkey, Egypt, Kazakhstan top buyers of Russian wheat Russia raises wheat export tax to $84.90/mt for Dec. 8-14 MY 2021-22 wheat harvest 10% lower on year at 79 million Continue Reading
The world’s fish population is in a dire state, with about half of assessed stocks being overfished, according to a study backed by Australian billionaire Andrew Forrest. The rate of Continue Reading
