The 28th of November, the Council of Agriculture of Spain in China announced the conclusion and release of the documents of the citrus and kaki campaign. Therefore, exports to China will begin as soon when the campaign has been enabled through the application computer Cexveg to allow export requests can be made. “It is definitely […]
The people of Flanders, Belgium, see opportunities to increase locally-grown ginger production. Researchers sought a plan that would address the most pressing issues that ginger farmers face within the Flanders area. Therefore, on the 1st of November 2023, the horticultural (LA) program “Expansion of the cultivation of ginger within Flanders” was announced. The PGA, East […]
The dollar sank to a six-week record low following data that showed that the largest economy in the world produced fewer jobs than was expected this month. It is a sign of there is a chance that Federal Reserve is likely to keep interest rates at a steady level in December at its session. Dollar […]
The Bioinnovation Center is part of the Faculty of Marine Sciences of the University of Antofagasta (CBIA) along with the CBIA, along with a group that included farmers managed to bring together the blueberry plantation project in the region, thanks to their successful efforts regarding the effects of bioalgae on the desert agricultural. The cultivation […]
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The Indian government has opted to introduce 100,000 tons of onions in the market for retail this month in order to bring down costs. The Secretary of the Ministry of Consumer Affairs Rohit Kumar Singh has said that the government realized that retail intervention can be more efficient over the wholesale market. Singh added that […]
“What have we seen within what has happened in the North American market is consolidation which is a major trend occurring. Particularly in the vine crop markets, they’ve consolidated to a more traditional business form. Retailers can be heard in the same sentence saying “I would like fresh and local items from a small-scale producer’. […]
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The farmers in Dong Thap province in the Mekong Delta province in Dong Thap have switched to cultivating short-term crops as well as evergreen trees, as well as breeding aqua species over 5,000ha paddies. The crop includes fruits, vegetables, watermelon as well as lotus. Other trees comprise mango and jackfruit as well as citrus, lime […]