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2010-02-08,
CBOT Rice Review: Rough Rice End Lower Thursday
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Rough rice ended lower Thursday as the market swung from strong early gains to equally big losses. Traders said there was aggressive selling of puts in options trade. They added that the market hit some sell stops in the March contract at $14.28, which sent prices close to $14. ...
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2010-02-08,
USDA Export Sales Highlights
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Net sales of 92,600 MT were down 9 percent from the previous week and 8 percent from the prior 4-week average. Increases were reported for Venezuela (30,000 MT), Nigeria (24,000 MT), South Korea (15,000 MT), Mexico (5,900 MT), and Honduras (5,000 MT). Decreases were reported for Jordan (500 MT). Exports ...
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2010-02-08,
South Korean Govt. To Reduce Stockpiles
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South Korean President Lee Myung-bak has instructed policymakers to step up measures to promote rice consumption, saying the government should help lower prices of rice products and reduce its stockpile by encouraging firms to develop more products made from rice. South Korea's government purchases rice directly from farmers every ...
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2010-02-08,
Thailand To Release Stocks In Smaller Lots
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Thailand's Commerce Ministry has decided to release of 1 million to 3 million MT from its rice stockpiles in small lots over the next few months, when many of the domestic farmers suspend planting in a bid to solve a brown-plant hopper infestation. According to reports in the local ...
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2010-02-08,
Asian Rice Export Prices Fall
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Asian rice export prices dipped on Wednesday as the world’s big producing countries started harvesting, stoking concerns of oversupply as buyers stayed on the sidelines expecting prices to drop further. Farmers in some well-irrigated areas in central Thailand, the world’s biggest rice exporter, have started harvesting with the new ...
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2010-02-08,
Philippines Plays Down El Nino Effect
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Philippines Department of Agriculture (DA) Undersecretary Bernie Fondevilla has scaled down his earlier estimate that a total of 620,000 hectares of rice fields would be hit by the El Niño phenomenon. Speaking to reporters, the minister said that the latest data indicated that only a total of 300,000 hectares ...
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2010-02-08,
CBOT Rice Review: Rough Rice Futures End Lower Friday
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CBOT rice ended lower Friday, joining most other commodities in declines on a stronger dollar and weaker equities. Analysts say that the market has stabilized following sharp recent losses, but that more demand is needed to rally prices. The dollar and equities were key bearish factors Friday. March rice ...
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2010-02-08,
Jamaica Rice Production On Target
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Jamaica's agriculture Minister Dr Christopher Tufton has expressed satisfaction with the progress being made by his ministry, as it seeks to fulfill its mandate of producing 25 % of the country's rice consumption needs within the next five to seven years. According to Richard Saddler who heads the Jamaica ...
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2010-02-08,
USDA Report: Australian Rice Update
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Rice production for 2010/11 is forecast at 175,000 MT, unchanged from post’s previous report (AS 9038) and up considerably on the estimate of 63,000 MT for the previous year. Despite the sharp increase in year-on-year production, this forecast if achieved, would represent less than half of the ten-year average of ...
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2010-02-08,
Vietnam Seeking Higher Volume Contracts
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According to reports in the local media, the Vietnamese government has asked the country's top rice exporters and the industry body, Vietnam Food Association, VFA, to pursue high-volume contracts in order to boost rice exports. Earlier last month, a state-run newspaper reported the Agriculture Ministry set a preliminary export ...
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2010-02-05,
Obama Administration Names Appointees to USDA's Farm Service Agency State Committee in Georgia
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National News Releases
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2010-02-05,
Obama Administration Names Appointees to USDA's Farm Service Agency State Committee in Wisconsin
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National News Releases
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2010-02-05,
Obama Administration Names Appointees to USDA's Farm Service Agency State Committee in California
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National News Releases
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2010-02-03,
Obama Administration Names Appointees to USDA's Farm Service Agency State Committee in Connecticut
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National News Releases
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2010-02-03,
Obama Administration Names Appointees to USDA's Farm Service Agency State Committee in Colorado
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National News Releases
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2008-10-28,
What's New in Food
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Food safety and nutrition announcements, and newly posted documents on the FDA/Foods website.
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2010-02-08,
Finance, Ways and Means Leaders Urge President to Stand Firm on Doha Round
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Finance Committee Chairman Max Baucus (D-Mont.) and Ranking Member Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa), along with House Ways and Means Chairman Charles Rangel (D-NY) and Ranking Member Jim McCrery (R-La), sent a letter today to President Bush, urging the administration to stand firm in the Doha Round negotiations at the World Trade Organization. The letter expresses the signatories' concern that
WTO proposals currently on the table will not provide new market access for
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2010-02-08,
Farm Policy Facts December 2008
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You Want How Much for That
Bagel? Read more... |
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2010-02-08,
Strange Heritage
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WASHINGTON (Jan 13, 2009)-The Riverwalk was hopping as farmers from across the country descended on San Antonio for the American Farm Bureau Federation's 90th annual convention this weekend But this year's show had a new comer-The Heritage Foundation, a large DC think tank with a $61 million budget. Yes, the same Heritage that's published nearly 10 anti-farm-bill pieces since 2007-including "Seven Reasons to Veto the Farm Bill and The Farm Bill and Other Bad Ideas"-had a booth at the show. Talk about walking into the lion's den. Read more... |
| 2010-02-08, Farm Policy Facts February 2009 »» |
| 2010-05-02, Special Brief - Haiti Earthquake »» |
| 2010-04-02, Mongolia: Livestock losses, rising food insecurity due to extreme cold »» |
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2010-04-02,
Poor crop outlook in several Southern African countries
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Prospects for main season crops for harvest from April are unfavourable to poor in several Southern African countries. Serious rainfall deficits since mid-December have seriously affected maize and other cereal crops in main producing areas of Madagascar, Malawi, Mozambique and Zimbabwe at the critical stage of the growing period (for details see GIEWS Country Briefs).
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2010-02-08,
French dismiss bisphenol A studies but highlight ?warning signs?
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French food safety authorities have questioned the validity of studies linking bisphenol A (BPA) to human health problems but said the research does flag up ?warning signs? that warrant extra analysis. Read more... |
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2010-02-08,
USDA says Food 2030 vision is short on detail
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The USDA has described the Food 2030 report as ambitious in its vision for a secure and sustainable food supply but short on detail on how to achieve that goal. Read more... |
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2010-02-08,
Biomass potential to cut energy footprint huge, says Buhler
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Biomass materials such as cocoa shells can be used as new, cost effective sources of energy for chocolate processors aiming to reduce their carbon footprint, claims Buhler. Read more... |
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2010-02-08,
Companies should collaborate to fight food fraud: Report
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Greater collaboration and information sharing could help the food industry tackle food fraud, according to a new report from the Grocery Manufacturers Association (GMA) and consulting firm AT Kearney. Read more... |
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2010-02-08,
Chinese dairies shut down on melamine discovery
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Chinese authorities have closed two dairies in the northern region of Ningxia following the discovery of a further 170 tonnes of melamine tainted milk powder, according to media reports. Read more... |
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2010-02-08,
US military may enlist Omega-3s to boost performance but why wait?
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?An army marches on its stomach.? This advice, from French military adventurer Napoleon, seems to have impressed the US military which is considering fortifying troops? rations with omega-3 fatty acids. What is it waiting for? Read more... |
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2010-02-08,
Food packaging to aid aluminium?s global surge
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Increasing use of aluminium food and beverage packaging in developing countries will be one factor behind a possible surge in global demand for the material, said one industry leader. Read more... |
| 2010-02-01, Story of the Month February 2010: A Voice for Agriculture in the International Year of Biodiversity »» |
| 2009-12-27, Story of the Month - Dec 2009-Jan 2010: Farms and Forests: Part of the Solution to Climate Change »» |
| 2009-11-10, Rural Climate Exchange Blog: Connecting Agricultural and Environmental Science to the Climate Change Agenda »» |
| 2009-11-01, Story of the Month: November 2009: A microcosm of global food security »» |
| 2009-10-13, Publications: CGIAR Fact Sheets »» |
| 2009-09-30, October 2009 Story of the Month: Curbing Desertification Today: A Prelude to Coping with Climate Change »» |
| 2009-09-22, Publications: CGIAR E-News September 2009 »» |
| 2009-09-15, Publications: CGIAR Annual Report 2008 - Global Recommitment to Agriculture »» |
| 2009-08-10, International Potato Center - Employment Offers »» |
| 2009-08-02, Story of the Month: August 2009 - Time to do More for Afghanistan »» |
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2010-02-08,
Michael Jackson's doctor charged
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Michael Jackson's former doctor is formally charged with involuntary manslaughter over the singer's death.
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2010-02-08,
Sri Lanka arrests election loser
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The defeated candidate in Sri Lanka's presidential election, Gen Sarath Fonseka, is arrested for "military offences".
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2010-02-08,
ICC rejects Darfur rebel charges
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War crimes charges against a Darfur rebel leader are dropped by International Criminal Court judges.
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2010-02-08,
Avalanche kills troops in Kashmir
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India says at least 17 soldiers have been killed after an avalanche struck a high-altitude military training camp in Kashmir.
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2010-02-08,
Fresh Iran sanctions 'only path'
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The US says new sanctions against Iran are the "only path" after Tehran said it was stepping up uranium enrichment.
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2010-02-08,
Yanukovych 'to win Ukraine poll'
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Ukraine's pro-Moscow Viktor Yanukovych will win presidential elections, officials say, but PM Yulia Tymoshenko is defiant.
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2010-02-08,
Giant deep sea fish filmed
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Scientists film the giant serpent-like oarfish in its natural deep sea habitat in the Gulf of Mexico for the first time.
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2010-02-08,
Villagers exit before Afghan push
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Hundreds of villagers leave a Taliban-controlled area of Afghanistan ahead of a major expected Nato-led offensive.
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2010-02-08,
Sword lord - swallower sets world record with 18 blades
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An Australian performance artist sets a world record by swallowing 18 swords at the same time.
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2010-02-08,
Snow chaos continues on US coast
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Parts of the eastern US remain largely paralysed for a third day after some of the heaviest snow in decades.
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2010-02-08,
Nato container attacked near Pak-Afghan border
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The container was destroyed by the explosion but no injuries were sustained by the driver: DawnNews
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2010-02-08,
Pakistan?s Naseem becomes fastest woman in South Asia
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Naseem Akhtar won the women?s 100m sprint on a day that saw Pakistan win three track-and-field gold medals.
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2010-02-08,
Sheikh Rasheed injured, four killed in gun attack
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Gunmen attacked the office of Awami Muslim League in Rawalpindi, killing four people and injuring the party chief.
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2010-02-08,
Naimatullah wins SAG boxing gold
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The 20-year-old from Quetta, displayed superb technique and punching power to win in the bantam-weight category.
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2010-02-08,
Six TTP suspects arrested in Lahore
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The suspects, including a would-be suicide bomber, were allegedly plotting to attack a hotel and kill Americans.
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2010-02-08,
Expanding ties with China key objective: Zardari
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The president invited Chinese business corporations to explore investment opportunities in Pakistan.
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2010-02-08,
Wasim Akram joins 'Australia disaster' inquiry committee
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Akram replaces PCB director of cricket development, who resigned from the inquiry committee last week.
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2010-02-08,
Indonesia sells 850 million dollars worth of Islamic bonds
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Indonesia exceeded its target by more than two and half times in the country's growing Islamic finance sector.
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2010-02-08,
Avalanche kills 17 Indian soldiers near Srinagar
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Seventeen soldiers were killed and as many injured in an avalanche at a high-altitude warfare training camp: officials.
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| 2010-02-08, Delhi Games force Pakistan diplomats to move home »» |

















