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02/09/2010 17:27
Farm coop sees France grabbing more wheat exports

France should see its milling wheat exports rise this season as it is one of the few exporters able to offset a shortfall in supply from weather-hit harvests in Russia and Germany, French farm cooperative Invivo said.

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02/09/2010 17:16
Wheat planting at risk in flooded Pakistan-

Pakistan's next wheat harvest is at risk after floods destroyed more than 0.5 million tonnes of seed stocks in Asia's third-largest wheat producer

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02/09/2010 17:11
Australia to Begin Spraying for Plague Locusts, Commission Says

Australia may begin aerial spraying of plague locusts from the end of this month and is urging farmers to report outbreaks, as the most extensive hatchings in decades threaten agricultural production

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27/08/2010 18:18
Cheap grain key to Russia regaining markets

Last year's world top three grain exporter Russia has seen its ambitious export plans thwarted by catastrophic drought but will regain its footing in traditional markets, analysts say, even as rivals exploit its export ban.

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27/08/2010 17:49
Australia 10/11 cotton output seen up 69 pctindustry

Australia, the world's third largest cotton exporter, could lift output by nearly 70 percent in 2010/11 from a year earlier,

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