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A week №47 2024

Research: How birch trees adapt to changing climatic conditions to effectively carry out photosynthesis.

Scientists from Michigan and PRL are studying how the American birch adapts to the environment through photosynthesis. They have found that trees maintain a reserve capacity to adapt to environmental changes. This confirms that they can cope with climate change and maintain high activity of photosynthetic enzymes.

Producers of rice in Kazakhstan are sounding the alarm due to delayed sales of the harvest following a significant drop in prices.

Artists in Kazakhstan are facing a problem with selling their rice due to falling prices. It is necessary to find a solution as the market is stagnant. Authorities are discussing the issue and looking for ways to support farmers whose harvest cannot be sold due to the current situation.

Farmers in the USA are switching to cheaper generic pesticides, weakening the position of agrochemical companies.

American farmers are switching to cheaper generic pesticides due to falling incomes. This leads to a decrease in profits for agrochemical companies, including Bayer. Farmers opt for savings but acknowledge the disadvantages of generics. The trend is growing due to an increasing number of generic offerings in the market.

Forecast: The grain harvest in Russia in 2025 may increase by 7% to 139.5 million tons, causing disagreements among experts.

Rosselkhozbank predicts grain harvest in Russia in 2025 at the level of 139.5 million tons, thanks to the implementation of modern technologies and government support.

Other forecasts suggest more modest results. The area of sowing and yield will also increase.

The Ministry of Agriculture of Russia suggests extending the ban on rice and rice groats exports until July 2025 to stabilize the domestic market.

The Ministry of Agriculture of the Russian Federation is extending the ban on the export of rice and rice groats until January 1, 2025 due to a decrease in the yield following an accident in the Krasnodar Region.

Production is expected to increase by 2024, but exports are not planned due to stable prices.

A week №46 2024

Kazakhstan is appealing to the Russian Federal Service for Veterinary and Phytosanitary Surveillance regarding the transportation of lentils to Turkey due to violations of phytosanitary control.

Kazakhstan asks Rosselkhoznadzor to allow the transportation of lentils to Turkey and promises to provide information on quarantine control.

The Russian agency is concerned about the illegal import of sanctioned products from Kazakhstan and initiates an investigation. As a result, cases of document falsification are revealed.

Over 2 million tons of wheat have been analyzed at the branch: 20% of the 3rd grade and 39% of the 4th grade with gluten content of 18% and higher have been identified.

More than 2.1 million tons of wheat have been analyzed at the branch. It was found that 20% belongs to the 3rd grade wheat, 39% - to the 4th grade, and 41% - to the 5th grade.

The new harvest wheat meets export standards. The Federal State Budgetary Institution "CCC AIC" conducts research on 19 quality and safety parameters of the grain.

Experts in Tatarstan are finishing the assessment of the new wheat crop: more than 2 million tons of valuable food wheat have been identified.

Experts from Tatarstan have evaluated 98.9% of the new wheat crop, totaling 2.1 million tons. It was found that 20% is grade 3, 39% is grade 4, and 41% is grade 5. The wheat meets the export requirements for the milling industry. It is being tested against 19 criteria, including color, smell, and moisture.

Forecasts for the sunflower oil market: prices are stabilizing due to changes in export tariffs.

Oil Union forecast: the export duty on sunflower oil in December will increase to 8,000 rubles per ton, in January - up to 15,000 rubles per ton.

Estimates for oilseed crops were overstated; the shortfall is being compensated by yields in the Volga region and Altai. The average prices for sunflower seeds have reached a maximum in two years - 45,200 rubles per ton.

"The Importance of Tuber Analysis for Seed Potatoes: Requirements, Methods, and Key Stages"

Potato is a key agricultural crop that requires careful quality analysis. Seed potatoes must comply with the standard GOST 33996-2016, be healthy, free from defects and diseases. The results of tuber analysis are important for food safety.

Wheat prices are fluctuating following the USDA report: corn and soybean harvest is down, while wheat production remains stable.

Last week, prices for Russian wheat decreased to $226/ton FOB. Prices for French wheat dropped to $238/ton, while American wheat increased to $258/ton.

Forecasts for corn and soybean harvest in the U.S. were lowered, but the overall forecast for global wheat production remained unchanged. Prices for wheat on the domestic market stayed stable.

A week №45 2024

Prices for agricultural crops in Russia: sunflower seeds are rising, corn and soybeans are stable, rapeseed has increased. Find out more details in the review.

In Russia, the price of sunflower rose by 0.9% to 34.4 thousand ₽. The prices of corn and soy remained stable, while rapeseed prices increased. Global prices: sunflower decreased, corn and soy increased, rapeseed as well. Grain harvest in Russia covers 46.5 million hectares, including 2.3 million hectares of corn.

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