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FARMING IN NEW ZEALAND!

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RABOBANK PREDICTS HIGH AG PRICES TO CONTINUE!

Rabobank analysts are predicting the high food prices that led to strong values throughout the agricultural supply chain will again be a feature in 2022.Grains and oilseeds, along with palm oil, coffee and sugar are all likely to remain near the high point in the pricing cycle, as adverse weather, …

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FAO AND INTERNATIONAL FERTILIZER ASSOCIATION JOIN FORCES TO PROMOTE SUSTAINABLE FERTILIZER USE…

The Memorandum of Understanding will boost commitment to sustainable food and agriculture and soil health… The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) and the International Fertilizer Association (IFA) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), setting out a path to extend their existing cooperation on the promotion …

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BURAK TAN: AGROEXPO WILL BRING WORLD AND TURKISH AGRICULTURE TOGETHER FOR THE 17th TIME

Bringing together 774 brand participants and 126 thousand 332 visitors from 80 countries this year, the “Agroexpo International Agriculture and Livestock Fair”, one of Europe’s largest agricultural events, will bring Turkish agriculture and world agriculture together for the 17th time. Burak Tan Agroexpo International Agriculture and Livestock Fair will take …

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FAMILY FARMING!

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FAO UNVEILS NEW TECHNICAL PLATFORM FOR FAMILY FARMING…

The objective is to promote the sharing of knowledge and innovation across regions… Family farms account for 90 percent of all agricultural holdings in the world, covering a wide range of production systems and peoples, and their thriving is key to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) number 1 (no …

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AZERBAIJAN, CENTRAL ASIA AND TURKEY TRAINED TO MEASURE AND REPORT FOOD LOSSES…

News release… To help Azerbaijan, Kyrgyzstan, Turkey, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan overcome data collection challenges and create effective solutions to reduce food loss or waste, FAO organized a three-day training course for key national stakeholders. 23 December 2021, Ankara – FAO conducted a comprehensive training on measurement, monitoring and reporting of food losses …

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EFFECTS OF DROUGHT IN TURKEY AND AROUND THE WORLD…

Adopting new strategies and road maps is a must to curb the impending effects of drought in Turkey and the world… Drought is an unpredictable natural phenomenon that occurs when precipitation is lower than the average for many years. It can happen anywhere at any time, and it is very …

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“TURKEY IS THE LARGEST PRODUCER AND EXPORTER OF DRIED FRUITS”

Press release… Turkey is the world’s largest producer and exporter of dried apricots, dried figs and raisins. While Turkey’s high quality and healthy dried fruits are exported to 150 countries, they are in high demand, especially in Germany. Germany imported 132.3 million dollars of Turkish dried fruit in the 11-month …

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RECYLING BUSINESSES; WASTE TO MONEY!

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