Agriculture

MOSCOW - Russia on Thursday banned exports of grain for the rest of the year after a severe drought and wildfires destroyed 20 percent of its wheat crop. The price of wheat, which has already jumped 70 percent on world markets this summer, rallied

Russia says it will ban grain exports for the rest of the year after a severe drought destroyed 20 percent of its wheat crop. Russia is among the world's largest exporters, and fears that it would cut exports had already helped drive up wheat prices by

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Russia’s decision to ban wheat exports for the rest of 2010 after a drought that destroyed one-fifth of the country’s crop sent prices soaring Thursday to the highest level in two years. Wheat prices have risen more than 80 percent since early June.

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Fears are growing that the ban on the export of grain from Russia will result in price rises to staples such as bread, flour and even beer.

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Red tape. There's too much of it and it drives us round the bend. It's one issue that over the years you've routinely, regularly and repeatedly raised as one of your biggest bugbears. You don't want to be shuffling paper when you could be rearing stock

Page 1 of 4 | Next Page China could be about to increase its corn imports, offering American farmers a chance for greater profits but making it likely U.S. meat producers who use the grain for feed would have to raise their prices. U.S. farmers said

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Russia (IndiaVision News) - Record drought in Russia has prompted the country's prime minister to place a temporary ban on grain exports until the end of the year. "In connection with the unusually high temperatures and the drought, I consider it right

(Intellpuke: Wanted to alert readers that the "F-word" is spelled out in a quote lower down in this article.) Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin on Thursday announced a ban on grain exports after millions of hectares of crops perished in the worst

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The book is part of an education ad campaign, distributed in our nation's capitol. Those with an interest in knowing more about America's family farmers and the positive contribution they make to the nation's economy won't want to miss the 2010 edition

More than 6,000 listed in national directory. As part of National Farmers Market Week USDA announced Wednesday the National Farmers Market Directory has seen an increase of 16% over 2009, now listing more than 6,100 operational farmers markets. The top

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Legislation to finalize $4.6 billion in settlements with black farmers and American Indians stalled in the Senate again Thursday amid partisan bickering. Lawmakers from both parties say they support resolving the long-standing claims of discrimination

J. Wilson Hughes, 90, of Aura, a longtime farmer and agriculture advocate who served his community as a firefighter, deputy mayor, and school board member, died after a stroke on Friday, July 30, at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital Voorhees. Mr.