Global Agricultural News, Issue 110
Issue 11010月17日–23日
English Sources for This Issue
- USDA: Trump Administration Announces $8 Billion Harvest Fuel Relief Program
- Agroexpert: Субсидии на перевозку продукции АПК расширяются — проект
- European Commission: Commission proposes more flexibility for liquid digestates
- Government of the Russian Federation: Члены Евразийского межправсовета от России, Белоруссии, Казахстана и Киргизии представили доклад о возможных последствиях приостановления в отношении Армении действия Договора о Евразийском экономическом союзе
- Reuters (via The Star): New famine risk haunts war-torn Sudan with El Niño-driven drought
- KEPHIS (Kenya Plant Health Inspectorate Service): Kenyan Farmers Get New Export Opportunity as China Opens Dried Chilli Market
- Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries (South Korea): South Korea, China Resume Joint Patrol
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- USDA Announces $8 billion Harvest Fuel ReliefP3
- Russia intends to adjust the rules of agricultural export transport subsidies.P4
- The EU intends to relax restrictions on the application of liquid digestproducts of livestock and poultry manure.P6
- Four countries report that Armenia's loss of EAEU membership would hit its agricultural trade hardP7
- El Niño increases risk of famine in SudanP8
- Kenyan dried chili allowed to enter the Chinese market for the first timeP10
- South Korea and China Restart Joint Patrol in the West Sea after Four YearsP11