Investment of over R$ 400 million in BR-364 optimizes grain harvest logistics
Over R$ 400 million has been invested in improving the BR-364 highway in RondΓ΄nia to enhance grain logistics for the 2025/26 harvest season.
The largest construction site in the Northern region will receive investments of R$ 740 million
The company Nova 364 plans to invest R$ 740 million in the federal highway BR-364, connecting Vilhena to Porto Velho in RondΓ΄nia, focusing on improving grain transportation in the Northern Arc.
Familiar disinformation tactic: accused Ukraine for slaughtered cattle
An internet user shared claims on Facebook linking Ukrainian grain to cattle deaths in France, promoting a narrative of disinformation.
Bad cholesterol vs peanuts: how the grain can be a villain or an ally for those looking to reduce LDL
The article discusses how peanuts can have varying effects on LDL cholesterol levels, depending on their consumption quantity and form.
Indigenous protesters block the operation of a grain waterways terminal in SantarΓ©m, in western ParΓ‘
Indigenous protesters have been blocking a grain terminal's operations in SantarΓ©m, Brazil, for over a month as part of their opposition to a government decree that has since been revoked.
"Favorable Trend": Argentina Improved Competitiveness Related to Grain Production, According to a Report
Argentina's competitiveness in grain production has improved but still faces high production costs compared to regional competitors and the U.S.
Carts with soy from MT are stuck in a 25 km queue on the way to the Port of Miritituba
A 25 km queue of trucks carrying soybeans from Mato Grosso is causing significant delays en route to the Port of Miritituba, with complaints about logistical issues and suggestions for better grain storage strategies.
Economic Results: Winners and Losers of a Hot Campaign
The article discusses the disparities in yields affecting grain harvesters in Argentina's Pampas region due to erratic weather conditions.
Algeria issues tender to purchase 50,000 tons of soft wheat
Algeria has issued an international tender for the purchase of 50,000 tons of soft wheat, typically expecting to acquire larger quantities.
The horizon clears towards a record harvest
Argentina is on track for a record grain harvest of approximately 150 million tons, marking a 10% year-on-year increase in production.
Italy Goes Against the Grain of the EU and Attends Trump's Controversial Peace Board
Italy attends Trump's controversial Peace Board, distancing itself from the EU's stance while navigating complex relationships with both the U.S. and European institutions.
With falling prices, the value of Brazilian production declines this year
Brazil's expected record grain harvest does not translate to increased producer revenue, which is set to decline compared to 2025 due to falling prices.
Agricultural region: important new rains are coming in some areas
The Buenos Aires Grain Exchange warns of heavy and uneven rainfall and significant temperature fluctuations affecting major agricultural production zones in Argentina.
Despite prolonged rains, average grain yield increased by 7.1% last summer
Last summer saw a 7.1% increase in the average yield of grain crops in Latvia, despite significant rainfall impacting growing conditions.
Organism the size of a grain of rice exposes the planet's crisis: plastic in the intestines of the 'toughest' ice insect
An international research team has found microplastic particles in the intestines of Belgica antarctica, the smallest insect inhabiting Antarctica, highlighting environmental pollution even in remote natural areas.
Tartu Mill's production will become quieter
The Tartu City Council has granted a construction permit for a grain reception building for Tartu Mill, along with approval for a 35-meter high elevator and a tunnel.
China's Controversial Bet to 'Create' Rain and Why Many Still Doubt the Results
China has launched a large-scale weather modification project to combat drought in its northern grain-producing regions by generating artificial rain.
What is the suitable bread for diabetics?
Diabetics are advised to choose the right type of bread, as whole grain options can help regulate blood sugar levels and reduce health risks.
The Proposal: Mobile Mills to Provide Food in Crisis
Sweden's Livsmedelsverket has proposed the purchase of five mobile mills to process grain from emergency stocks in the northernmost regions during crises or war.
Expectations of Doubling Grain Production in Morocco After Record Rainfall
Grain merchants and millers in Morocco expect a doubling of grain production this agricultural season due to substantial rainfall, estimating between 8 to 9 million tons compared to the previous yearβs 4.4 million tons.
"Power of the agro-industry": the Government reported a record registration of grain exports in January
In January, Argentina recorded a historic high of grain export registrations, driven mainly by wheat and barley performance, marking a 13.6% increase over the previous record.
Grain Transport: The Government Ties the Bill of Lading to SISA and Tightens Controls
The Argentine government has implemented new regulations linking the issuance of bills of lading for grain transport to producers' status within the Simplified Agricultural Information System (SISA), enforcing stricter controls on the movement of goods.
US Department of Agriculture: Ukraine grain exports have fallen 30% over six months
Ukrainian grain exports have decreased by 30% over a six-month period due to various factors including EU quotas, Russian strikes, and adverse weather conditions.
Grain Market: An Income of Foreign Currency with Surprises
Argentina saw a surprising inflow of $1.85 billion in foreign exchange in January, primarily fueled by increased exports of wheat and barley, despite a dip in projected exports for February.
Hit: due to drought there will be a million tons less corn and a soybean indicator has worsened
The Buenos Aires Grain Exchange has downgraded the national corn production estimate by one million tons, forecasting a total harvest of 57 million tons instead of 58 million, while sunflower production has unexpectedly performed well amidst concerns for soybeans.
What connects Epstein with Lepper? "There were rumors with a grain of truth"
The article explores the links between Jeffrey Epstein and Andrzej Lepper, discussing how past rumors about political elites and controversial events often have some basis in reality.
"Never happened": uproar over sensitive information that grain exporters would demand
The Federation of Grain Collectors in Argentina has raised concerns that multinational exporting companies are demanding confidential information from producers, such as the size of their fields and other personal data.
Rain: predicting how the weather will continue for the fields
The Buenos Aires Grain Exchange warns of irregular rainfall patterns, high temperatures, and significant water demands for crops until mid-February.
A giant of agriculture was born: Bunge completed the merger with Viterra in Argentina and the CEO was announced
Bunge has finalized its merger with Viterra in Argentina, creating a leader in grain agro-export after two years of approvals and negotiations.
SNACKING β© Affordable snacks may extend lifespan
Popcorn, a quick snack made from 100% whole grain, is a healthy option that provides about 70% of the daily whole grain requirement, making it an essential part of movie nights.
CNPJ in the Cell: company with penitentiary address is target of operation against fraud in the grain sector in MT
A company registered at the address of a penitentiary is among the targets of Operation CNPJ in the Cell, investigating a tax evasion scheme in the grain sector in Mato Grosso.
40 km from the Perito Moreno Glacier: harvesting the southernmost wheat in the world has begun with very promising yields
Harvesting of the world's southernmost wheat and oats has begun near the Perito Moreno Glacier, with expectations of yielding between 600 and 700 tons of grain for a feed plant in RΓo Gallegos.
Tips on how to make little boats from small tortillas for a delicious taco evening
This article provides a guide on how to shape small tortillas into boats for holding taco fillings, catering to those who prefer soft wheat or whole grain tortillas over hard corn shells.
Foreign exchange from agriculture: US$ 1.85 billion entered in January, 82% more than in December
In January, foreign exchange earnings from grain and byproduct exports surged to US$ 1.85 billion, an 82% increase compared to December, driven by record wheat and strong barley harvests.
Ukraine calls on the West for sanctions against an African country. Important reason
Ukraine is urging Western nations to impose sanctions on an African country that received stolen grain from its temporarily occupied territories.
Eastern Euphrates in Syria: Strategic Wealth and Regional Influence Struggle
The Eastern Euphrates region, controlled by the Syrian Democratic Forces, is a strategic tension point post-Bashar al-Assad regime, holding most of Syria's oil, gas fields, and key grain plains, as the US attempts to mediate between the new government and SDF amidst ongoing Turkish military pressures.
Ukraine's foreign minister: Russia exports Ukrainian grain from occupied territories, intelligence identifies 45 vessels
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha reported that Russia has established a shadow grain fleet involving 45 vessels to export Ukrainian grain from occupied areas.
Microrobots smaller than a grain of salt have been created. This could be a breakthrough in medicine
Researchers from the University of Pennsylvania and the University of Michigan have developed fully programmable autonomous microrobots, the smallest ever created, which may revolutionize medical tools.
Bioethics Against the Grain: Are Men Disadvantaged Because They Cannot Have Children?
Philosopher Kimberley Brownlee at Oxford argues for compensatory measures for men who cannot become pregnant, suggesting that being a man equates to being disabled.
Bioethics Against the Grain: Are Men Disadvantaged Because They Cannot Have Children?
Philosopher Kimberley Brownlee argues at Oxford University that men may be disadvantaged due to their inability to become pregnant, challenging traditional views on reproductive rights.
The Aztecs and Incas considered it 'the food of immortality': This ancient grain has been declared 'the healthiest carbohydrate in the world'
An ancient grain, lauded by the Aztecs and Incas, has been recognized as the healthiest carbohydrate, emphasizing the benefits of whole grains over processed foods.
VIDEO Russia Hits Ports near Odesa. Ship with Ukrainian Grain Damaged
In a new attack on Odesa, Russia has damaged infrastructure in the region, including oil warehouses and a ship carrying grain, resulting in injuries.