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Loss-making Titan warns over cautious ag sentiment
Titan Machinery unveils its first quarter in the red in at least seven years, joining the agribusinesses hurt by the wet US spring. Its shares tumble |
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BEF flags north-south divide in Russia grain hopes
The Russia farm operator, over 230,000 hectares, says weather in its own region has been "benign", but flags "hot and dry" conditions further south |
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Rabo cuts grain price hopes, citing export rivalry
Corn prices are to fall below $5 a bushel, with wheat also overvalued, says Rabobank, which cuts forecasts for sugar and robusta coffee futures too |
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Wheat prices rise on firm, and varied, US exports
Wheat prices regain $7 a bushel in Chicago, helped by data showing far bigger US exports than investors had expected, and from a spread of buyers too |
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UK to import more wheat than Bangladesh
The UK raises its wheat import estimate, citing the lingering impact of poor weather in spurring feed demand, and thoughts of a delayed harvest |
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Huge cattle station fails to sell, a second time
AACo says it is continuing effort to sell a 1.0m-acre property after it fails to achieve a bid as high as the Aus$12m received three years ago |
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Strat Grains trims EU wheat hopes, but ups barley
The analysis group, for a fifth month, lowers its forecast for the world's biggest wheat crop. But raised ideas on sowings prompt a barley upgrade |
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Hardship acclerates decline of iconic UK milkmen
Dairy Crest has closed more than 20% of its delivery depots as customers switch to supermarkets, and as competition in the UK dairy sector hots up |
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Owner of New Holland tractor brand turns British
Fiat Industrial, the Dutch-domiciled group with an Italian heritage, confirms plans to move to the UK |
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Ethanol boost, export order, fuel corn price rise
Corn prices jump, spurred by the strongest US ethanol production in nearly a year, and a large export order |
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