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Analyst cuts Ukraine 2010 rapeseed crop forecast
UkrAgroConsult agriculture consultancy on Tuesday revised down Ukraine's 2010 rapeseed crop forecast
Wheat Advances on Concern About Possible Controls on Exports
Wheat rose on speculation that Russia and Ukraine may introduce export controls to contain domestic prices after adverse weather cut production
Australia's cane crop seen up 10-15 pct in '10-
Australia's sugarcane crop is expected to rise to 33-34 million tonnes in 2010, up 10-15 percent from last year, Australian Canegrowers' Association Chief Executive Ian Ballantyne said on Monday.
Russia govt to sell 3 mln T grain at home - Ag-
The Russian government will sell grain from its stocks to domestic animal and poultry breeders, as well as processors, to cushion damage from a severe drought, the Agriculture Ministry said in a statement on Wednesday
Ukraine to cut 10/11 barley exports after small
Ukraine, the world's largest barley exporter, is likely to reduce its barley exports by 18-23 percent in 2010/11 after severe weather damaged crops,analysts said on Wednesday
Russia Finds Foot-and-Mouth Disease Near China Border
Russia is suffering from its first outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease since 2006 after the virus was found in livestock near the Chinese border, according to the World Organization for Animal Health, or OIE
Macquarie buys Twynam
AUSTRALIA'S pastoral landscape will undergo a dramatic change next month when the bulk of Twynam Agricultural Group's grazing country passes to new corporate ownership.
