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Equatorial sea surface temperatures (SSTs) have run above average for the past four weeks, the U.S. NOAA’s Climate Prediction Center noted Monday. (CPC.ncep.noaa.gov)
Crops, Markets

El Nino has emerged, Asia braces for crop damage

By Naveen Thukral May 12, 2015
Singapore | Reuters –– In 2009, the El Nino brought the worst drought in four decades to India. It razed wheat fields in Australia and damaged crops across Asia. Food […] Read more

Crops, Markets

China expected to boost imports of protein-rich wheat

By Naveen Thukral, Niu Shuping January 6, 2015
Beijing/Singapore | Reuters — Chinese wheat buyers are likely to step up imports of higher quality grains to meet a domestic shortfall even though total overseas purchases are forecast to […] Read more


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Crops, Markets

Asia’s mills eye Canada’s wheat as Australian supply slows

By Naveen Thukral November 21, 2014
Singapore | Reuters — Asian flour millers are looking at buying Canadian spring wheat for shipment early next year as supplies from drought-hit Australia are likely to remain slow, traders […] Read more

Crops, Markets

Australian farmers hold back wheat sales as dryness curbs yields

By Naveen Thukral November 12, 2014
Reuters — Australian farmers are holding back wheat crop sales as dryness in parts of the country’s eastern grain belt cuts yields, raising the likelihood for a boost to global […] Read more

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China’s Cofco to pay $1.5B for stake in Noble agribusiness

By Michael Flaherty, Naveen Thukral April 2, 2014
Singapore/Hong Kong | Reuters — Cofco Corp. has agreed to pay US$1.5 billion for a majority stake in Noble Group’s agribusiness, its second acquisition in less than two months, as […] Read more


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Frost, rains hit Australia’s wheat crop, drag on quality

By Colin Packham, Naveen Thukral November 20, 2013
Unseasonal rains in Western Australia and frost on the country’s east coast have hit wheat crops in the world’s No. 2 exporter of the grain, dragging down quality and reducing […] Read more

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Dryness threatens Australia wheat supply as seeding kicks off

By Colin Packham, Naveen Thukral April 17, 2013
A lack of soil moisture in Australia’s eastern grain belt could hit wheat production in the world’s second largest exporter as farmers start seeding the 2013-14 crop. Concerns over Australia’s […] Read more

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Australia’s early wheat harvest shows lower protein

By Colin Packham, Naveen Thukral October 31, 2012
The early wheat harvest in Australia, the world’s second largest exporter, is showing lower protein scales and poor yields, analysts and traders said, heightening concerns over global grain supplies as […] Read more


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