Lithuania Blocks Russian Grain Exports via Klaipėda Port
“Prime Minister Mindaugas Sinkevičius’ position is clear: Lithuania’s infrastructure cannot and will not be used for the export…
Budris called for strengthening Ukraine’s air defense and protecting grain exports
Lithuania’s Foreign Minister Kęstutis Budrys called for strengthening Ukraine’s air defense and finding ways to reopen sea lanes…
Ukraine, Moldova consider grain exports by land
Ukraine, seeking safer routes, is considering exporting grain by rail through Moldova and has asked Chisinau to consider…
Norway finds porcelain, chandeliers in 18th century shipwreck
Archaeologists have recovered a trove of Chinese porcelain and European-made goods from a recently discovered 18th-century shipwreck off…
Ukraine Asks Sweden and Israel to Detain Ships with “Stolen Grain”
In its latest attempt to escalate its economic war against Russia, Ukraine is asking foreign countries to…
Geopolitics and weather worries maintain market support
Grain prices have rebounded from the falls of last week, with May-26 UK feed wheat futures back at…
Moldova not to extend licensing program for grain imports from Ukraine
The Moldovan government has decided not to extend the licensing program for grain imports from Ukraine, and the…
Worker dies near Merredin grain facility in WA’s Wheatbelt
A man in his 60s has died at the property of a prominent farmer in Western Australia’s Wheatbelt.…
Grain prices slip further | News from AA Farmer
As the Northern Hemisphere harvest continues. the bearish sentiment remains over grain markets. Historical data reveals that August…
bne IntelliNews – Latvia declares nationwide ‘state of emergency’ over extreme farming conditions
The Latvian Cabinet has decided to implement an agricultural emergency across the country, lasting until November 2025, in…
New contract lows as weather again weighs on markets
Improving weather has again weighed on markets as we move into May. The latest AHDB Grain Market Report…
China could lose 35% of its cropland by 2100, scientists warn
A peer-reviewed study published earlier this month estimated that 35 per cent of China’s cropland could disappear by…