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A farmer spreads nitrogen in his wheat field in Blecourt, France, in May 2021.

U.S. nitrogen exports jump as Europe scrambles for fertilizer

Limited ability to backfill means there may be future “crisis of availability”

By Mark Weinraub, Maytaal Angel, Rod Nickel November 8, 2022

Reuters – American exports of nitrogen fertilizers jumped to a multi-year high this summer after surging natural gas prices in Europe drove up costs of producing the crop nutrient there, making U.S. shipments more competitive. The brisk U.S. sales highlight the far-reaching effect of the war in Ukraine on global food and energy supplies. Russia,

Workers repair the roof of a farm building that was damaged by a mortar, in the village of Malaya Rohan, as Russia's attack on Ukraine continues, in the Kharkiv region, Ukraine, April 9, 2022.

Farmit Manitoba, News, Other

From Ukraine: Driven from his fields

Ukrainian farmer hopes to see his farm liberated from Russian invaders

By Ihor Pavliuk November 3, 2022

From time to time, Oleh visits the positions of troops on the front lines of war in east Ukraine. While there, he looks hopefully to the horizon. There, just one mile away, are his fields, shop and grain warehouse now occupied by Russian invaders. I will not write Oleh’s last name, nor will I show

Crops, Markets

ICE weekly outlook: Watch for canola to climb higher

By GFM Network News, Glen Hallick - MarketsFarm November 2, 2022

MarketsFarm – There’s the possibility of the nearby January canola contract reaching upwards to C$1,000 per tonne, according Winnipeg-based analyst Wayne Palmer of Exceed Grain. “I think you got canola somewhere in the winter months maybe trading close to $1,000 again in January,” he said. Palmer placed his suggestion on the sharp upticks that soyoil

“It’s pretty hard to digest, but I still say Russia needs money. They don’t want to stop any grain shipments that they can…” says one Illinois commodity trader. Photo: MaxZolotukhin/iStock/Getty Images Plus

Crops, Markets

CBOT weekly outlook: Russian flip-flop upsets markets, little change after Fed announcement

By Adam Peleshaty – MarketsFarm, GFM Network News November 2, 2022

MarketsFarm – A pair of announcements affected the Chicago Board of Trade by different magnitudes on Nov. 2. Four days after Russian officials said the country was pulling out of an agreement to allow Ukrainian grain shipments on the Black Sea, the Russian government announced on Nov. 2 it changed its mind and will re-enter

Cargo ship Despina V, carrying Ukrainian grain, is seen in the Black Sea off Kilyos near Istanbul, Turkey November 2, 2022. Photo: Reuters/Umit Bektas

Markets

Ukraine grain export deal back on as Russia resumes participation

By GFM Network News, Pavel Polityuk November 2, 2022

Ankara/Kyiv | Reuters – Russia said on Wednesday it would resume its participation in a deal freeing up grain exports from war-torn Ukraine, reversing a move that world leaders had said threatened to exacerbate global hunger. Moscow announced the sudden reversal after Turkey and the United Nations helped keep Ukrainian grain flowing for several days

Commercial vessels including vessels which are part of Black Sea grain deal wait to pass the Bosphorus strait off the shores of Yenikapi during a misty morning in Istanbul, Turkey, October 31, 2022. Photo: Reuters/Umit Bektas

Markets

U.N.’s Black Sea grain deal continues without Russia

By GFM Network News, Nigel Hunt October 31, 2022

London | Reuters – Grain was flowing out of Ukraine at a record pace on Monday under an initiative led by the United Nations aimed at easing global food shortages despite Russia’s decision to suspend its participation in the scheme. Russia said on Saturday it was pulling out of the deal, which ensured safe passage

Grain ships carrying Ukrainian grain are seen in the Black Sea, amid Russia’s attack on Ukraine, near Ukrainian port of Odesa, Ukraine October 30, 2022.
Photo: Reuters/Serhii Smolientsev

Markets

Russia halts Ukraine Black Sea grain exports, Biden outraged

By David Ljunggren, GFM Network News October 30, 2022

Reuters – Russia on Saturday suspended participation in a U.N.-brokered Black Sea grain deal after what it said was a major Ukrainian drone attack on its fleet in Crimea, dealing a blow to attempts to ease the global food crisis. U.S. President Joe Biden denounced the move as “purely outrageous” and said it would increase

Bunge’s refined and specialty oils segment turned in stronger quarterly earnings in the Americas and Europe. Photo: Thinkstock

Crop merchant Bunge raises full-year profit outlook

By GFM Network News, Karl Plume October 26, 2022

Agricultural commodities trader Bunge Ltd BG.N on Wednesday raised its full-year earnings outlook after posting an adjusted third-quarter profit that topped expectations, sending its shares up about 2 per cent in premarket trading. The improved forecast was attributed to favorable market conditions as tight global crop supplies and strong demand have benefited supply chain middlemen

A wheat field near the village of Zhovtneve, Ukraine in 2016. Photo: Reuters/Valentyn Ogirenko/File

Cereals, Crops

Ukraine keeps 2023 winter wheat sowing area forecast unchanged despite delays

By GFM Network News, Pavel Polityuk October 25, 2022

Kyiv | Reuters – Ukraine is keeping its forecast of the winter wheat sowing area for the 2023 harvest unchanged at 3.8 million hectares despite a delay caused by unfavourable weather, deputy agriculture minister Taras Vysotskiy told Reuters on Tuesday. Ukraine sowed more than 6 million hectares of winter wheat for the 2022 harvest, but

News

Russia considers abolishing grain export quota

By Reuters October 21, 2022

Russia, the world’s largest wheat exporter, may abolish its grain export quota that it usually sets in the second half of the July-June marketing season, the Interfax news agency reported, citing Russia’s deputy prime minister. Russia supplies its wheat to Africa and the Middle East and usually sets grain export quotas for the period from

Daily Network News

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U.S. nitrogen exports jump as Europe scrambles for fertilizer

From Ukraine: Driven from his fields

ICE weekly outlook: Watch for canola to climb higher

CBOT weekly outlook: Russian flip-flop upsets markets, little change after Fed announcement

Ukraine grain export deal back on as Russia resumes participation

U.N.’s Black Sea grain deal continues without Russia

Russia halts Ukraine Black Sea grain exports, Biden outraged

Crop merchant Bunge raises full-year profit outlook

Ukraine keeps 2023 winter wheat sowing area forecast unchanged despite delays

Russia considers abolishing grain export quota

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