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India to receive above-average monsoon rains, boosting crop output

June 1, 2020 Clark Pilon 0 Comments Agricultural Markets, Asia / Pacific, AVERAGE, Coffee, Commodities News (3rd Party), Cotton, Emerging Market Countries, General News, Grains, INDIA, MONSOON, Palm Oil, Precipitation, Rice, Rubber, Softs, Soybean, Soybean Oil, Spices / Herbs / Fruit / Vegetables, Tea, US, Water and Other Utilities (TRBC)

MUMBAI/NEW DELHI (Reuters) – India is likely to receive above average monsoon rainfall for the second straight year in 2020,

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Drought adds to Belgian farmers’ coronavirus misery

May 29, 2020 Clark Pilon 0 Comments Agricultural Markets, BELGIUM, Climate Politics, DROUGHT, Droughts, Environment, Europe, European Union, Fishing and Farming (TRBC), General News, Government / Politics, Precipitation, Spices / Herbs / Fruit / Vegetables, US, Water and Other Utilities (TRBC), Weather Markets / Weather, Western Europe

BRUSSELS (Reuters) – As coronavirus lockdowns disrupt food supply chains and shuttered restaurants curb demand for some of their produce,

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Monsoon rains forecast to arrive on India’s southern coast around June 1

May 28, 2020 Clark Pilon 0 Comments Agricultural Markets, Asia / Pacific, Commodities News (3rd Party), Corn, Corn Oil, Cotton, INDIA, MONSOON, Precipitation, Rice, Soybean, Soybean Oil, Spices / Herbs / Fruit / Vegetables, Sugar, US, Water and Other Utilities (TRBC)

NEW DELHI (Reuters) – Monsoon rains are likely to enter India through the southern coast around June 1, the state-run

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Colombia puts some banana crops in quarantine on fungus concern

July 15, 2019 Clark Pilon 0 Comments Agricultural Markets, Americas, Colombia, Commodities News (3rd Party), Diplomacy / Foreign Policy, Emerging Market Countries, Europe, FRUIT, General News, International Trade, Race Relations / Ethnic Issues, South America / Central America, Spices / Herbs / Fruit / Vegetables, United Nations, US

BOGOTA (Reuters) – Colombia has put a patch of banana crops in the north of the country under quarantine on

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India had driest June in five years, fears for crops

July 1, 2019 Clark Pilon 0 Comments Agricultural Markets, Asia / Pacific, Cotton, Currency Intervention, Economic News (3rd Party), Emerging Market Countries, Fishing and Farming (TRBC), Grains, Graphics, INDIA, Major News, Meals / Feeds / Pulses, MONSOON, Oilseeds, Palm Oil, Pictures, Precipitation, Rice, Softs, Soybean, Soybean Oil, Spices / Herbs / Fruit / Vegetables, Sugar, Tea, US, Weather Markets / Weather, Wind / Hurricanes / Typhoons / Tornadoes

FILE PHOTO: A woman puts clothes to dry overlooking central Mumbai’s financial district skyline, India, June 18, 2019. REUTERS/Francis Mascarenhas/File

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Brazil soy seen threatened in early 2019 by below-average rains – data

December 27, 2018 Clark Pilon 0 Comments Agricultural Markets, Americas, BRAZIL, Climate Politics, Company News, DROUGHT, Droughts, Genetically Modified Organisms, Grains, Meals / Feeds / Pulses, Oilseeds, Precipitation, Softs, South America / Central America, Spices / Herbs / Fruit / Vegetables, US, Weather Markets / Weather

SAO PAULO (Reuters) – The first days of 2019 will be marked by below-normal rainfall in Brazil’s main soybean producing

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