Try cropping a crop top: "Don't be afraid to crop your crop tops even more," said Rose.
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"It's a subsistence crop, not a cash crop," he said.
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A $200 million crop two decades ago blossomed into a $1503 billion crop, topping the value of wheat, once North Dakota's top crop.
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Crop-raiding animals caused farmers to lose about 7 percent of their cassava crop annually on average, but sometimes led to an entirely ruined crop.
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You look at the Ukraine crop and the EU crop, it's fairly large.
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"This is an approach I want to take crop by crop," Haga added.
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Mostly favorable crop weather fueled expectations that crop conditions may continue to improve.
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USDA raised its estimate of old-crop U.S. corn exports by 75 million bushels and new-crop exports by 100 million due to crop problems in Brazil.
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The so-called "safrinha," or second corn crop, is currently Brazil's larger corn crop with around 66.6 million tonnes of production expected in 2018/19 crop year.
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Grinders buy the bulk of mid crop and light crop beans, which are smaller than main crop cocoa, but this season they have been in short supply.
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In the crop insurance area, there's a proposal to limit crop insurance premium subsidies.
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The statistics division of the U.S. Department of Agriculture will include its first crop condition ratings for this year's domestic corn crop in its weekly Crop Progress report.
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"The wheat streak mosaic virus turned a great crop into an average crop," Ehmke said.
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So when the crop comes out and we cut it, and it's a huge crop.
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The government revises its crop output estimates as it gets more information about crop planting.
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Cotton, another U.S. crop heavily subsidized through crop-insurance premium support, isn't eaten at all.
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The Cold-Weather Crop MoveLightweight, bare-shouldered, exposed-midriff crop tops in not-summer months?
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Bayer's crop science division has businesses in seeds, crop protection and non-agricultural pest control.
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Download the Smart Video Crop app and choose a video to crop from the Gallery.
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In its weekly crop update on Monday afternoon, the U.S. Agriculture Department said 15% of the corn crop and 14% of the soybean crop had been harvested as of Oct.
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That ratio is responsible for a bad '90s crop top and a good '90s crop top.
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"The USDA crop report will be interesting," Ziebell said, referring to the weekly crop condition report.
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Brazil's soybean crop forecast was revised upward on Friday, along with the country's second corn crop.
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In its weekly crop update on Monday afternoon, the U.S. Agriculture Department (USDA) said 15% of the corn crop and 14% of the soybean crop had been harvested as of Oct.
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They try to say she's wearing a black crop top and Beyoncé wore a black crop top.
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U.S. farmers have begun planting the 2019 U.S. corn crop in southern fringes of the crop belt.
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Russia's wheat crop has easily set a new record, while Ukraine has nearly tied its record crop.
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It also offers crop management technologies such as monitoring and control and dosing systems and crop management software.
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Argentina's soy crop is expected to rebound strongly this year after the 2018 crop was battered by drought.
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture released its weekly crop progress report on Monday and crop condition ratings varied.
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The figure included 27.5 million tonnes of first-crop corn and 53.5 million tonnes of second-crop corn.
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Low crop prices also have recently prompted agricultural companies, including Cargill, to exit the U.S. crop insurance market.
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The grain maize (corn) crop will rise 23.8% from last year's heatwave damaged crop to 4.13 million tonnes.
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When his rice crop failed in February because of salty water, he decided to forsake a third crop.
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is scheduled to release updated crop monthly crop estimates on Nov. 29.
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is scheduled to release updated crop monthly crop estimates on Nov. 8.
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In the crop sector, the organic area jumped 31% to 13,000 hectares, or 4.3% of the national crop area.
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The firm projected Brazil's 2018/19 soybean crop at 122 million tonnes and Argentina's crop at 56.5 million tonnes.
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You can also drag the crop box around the image by clicking and dragging inside the crop box. 5.
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"If a crop tests above 0.3, it's up to us to determine how that crop is destroyed," Little said.
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Or, in the worst scenario, it could spell trouble for Brazil's soybean crop and heavily exported second-crop corn.
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In September, USDA had forecast a corn crop of 14.827 billion bushels and a soybean crop of 4.693 billion bushels.
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Strategies include drought resistant crop varieties that can withstand shifting climate conditions, more efficient irrigation technologies and improved crop storage.
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Bayer's crop science division has businesses in seeds, crop protection and non-agricultural pest control, potentially complementing Monsanto's seeds assets.
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The Farm Journal Midwest Crop Tour estimated corn yields in crop district one of Iowa at 178.67 bushels per acre.
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That cycle impacts mostly the arabica trees, with robusta crop showing a more stable output from one crop to another.
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The winter corn crop has grown quickly in recent years to surpass the size of the previously bigger summer crop.
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India harvests two sets of corn crops a year, a winter crop from March and a summer crop from September.
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Check out more videos from VICE But whether it's a commodity crop or a specialty crop, it's all agriculture, right?
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In its weekly crop progress report, the USDA said 22% of the corn crop has been harvested, behind market expectations.
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Positioning ahead of a monthly U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) crop supply and demand report on Friday also weighed on prices as traders anticipated minimal reductions to corn and soy crop outlooks despite poor crop weather this year.
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Ahead of the U.S. Agriculture Department's weekly crop progress report, analysts surveyed by Reuters on average expected the government to report that U.S. farmers harvested 77% of the corn crop and 91% of the soybean crop by Sunday.
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After all, he championed the crop top uniform movement and made them red-carpet-appropriate with his innovative crop top tuxedo.
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Legacy is opening as farmers plan to sow less corn, a fertilizer-intensive crop, making crop nutrient sales a bigger challenge.
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The soil surface is covered with crop residues as mulch, and farmers rotate crops or inter-crop between cereals and legumes.
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Soybeans followed corn higher despite steady crop condition ratings, as worries about lower yields in the late-developing crop underpinned prices.
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The winter wheat crop is 6.6% under the six-year average and the rapeseed crop is 41.7% below, the ministry said.
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Government crop agency Conab forecasts a record soy crop of 103.8 million tonnes for the 2016-2017 season in the country.
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Brazil's soybean crop has recently been subjected to drought, which has caused industry estimates of the national crop size to fall.
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One way this can happen is through crossbreeding with the crop originally protected—a risk if weed and crop are closely related.
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With warmer weather comes a new crop of baby birds, and, unfortunately, a new crop of everyday disasters for them to weather.
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Enawo damaged around 30 percent of the crop in the world's biggest producer, which accounts for nearly half of the world's crop.
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The agency's weekly crop report showed that just 29% of the soybean crop had been planted, well below the average of 66%.
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The below-average rainfall has delayed sowing of summer-sown crop such rice, soybean and corn and threatens to curtail crop yields.
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WINNIPEG, Manitoba (Reuters) - ICE Canada canola futures tumbled on Tuesday, dragged lower by weaker U.S. crop prices due to strong crop ratings.
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Other estimates put the crop at 103 million to 30 million tonnes, down from a record 2015 crop of almost 41 million.
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The report showed old-crop export sales in the latest week totaled 177,900 tonnes and new-crop export sales 1.598 million tonnes.
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I also like a crop top with a pair of overalls, and I like a crop top with a high-waisted pant.
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"We can't change this natural cycle of the crop ... the crop will come out the ground when it warms up," he said.
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One important crop insurance reform would require farmers to pay around half (85033 percent) of their premiums for their crop insurance policies.
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Companies are working on both drones and sensors in drones, for example, that can image crop distribution, crop hydration, and pesticide coverage.
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In its weekly crop update on Monday afternoon, the USDA said 15% of the corn crop had been harvested as of Oct.
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Ahead, McDonnell takes us inside her process for finding the perfect crop top for plus ladies, from where to shop, how to style it, and how to make yourself feel comfortable in your own skin — crop top or no crop top.
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If a farmer insures their crop based on a projected crop price at harvest time and loses that crop, they'll get compensated based on the actual price at harvest time if they have a harvest price option on their plan.
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On Thursday, the U.S. Department of Agriculture's crop production report forecast that Florida's orange crop for the 2017-2018 season would total about 54 million boxes — down about 20 percent from last season and the smallest crop seen since the 1940s.
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"Germany's harvest is not over yet but it looks like the crop will be much better than the disastrous crop in 20133 and we are expecting the largest German hop crop since 1993," Stephan Barth, managing partner of the German/U.
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Production fell to 1.4 million 60-kilogram bags last crop year, down from 1.9 million in the crop year that ended in 2008.
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"If the crop was on time, I think we'd have a very good crop," said Romulo Lollato, extension agronomist at Kansas State University.
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The second crop output accounted for 54 percent of the total crop that year, up from 39 percent in the two years prior.
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With a capacity to store 21003 million crop varieties and 2.5 billion seeds, it's billed as the world's largest collection of crop diversity.
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Today, Good American is adding two fresh jeans styles to its rotation: the Good Legs Crop ($145) and the Good Waist Crop ($149).
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Few beans are left on the trees from the main crop and the mid-crop harvest should begin in mid-April, Ake said.
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The information can be used to build early warning systems for crop failure, to create crop insurance or target other forms of assistance.
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Argentina's corn crop has also come into question, along with just how much safrinha corn, or second-crop corn, neighbor Brazil will plant.
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Brazil's second corn crop, known as the safrinha crop, is in its crucial pollination stage when hot, dry conditions can hurt yield potential.
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Crop rotations are also part of the reason why large year-on-year area swings in one crop relative to another are unlikely.
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This had caused many crop forecasters to pare down their estimates, but a record crop was realized after all was said and done.
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South Africa's maize prices have remained low following the biggest crop on record forecast at 16.744 million tonnes by the Crop Estimates Committee.
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Peanuts are an important crop in Haiti, not only because it's an important source of protein, but also a very promising cash crop.
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You can crop an image in Photoshop by using the Crop tool, which is one of the basic tools in your Tool Palette.
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For example, Dutch researchers found that organic crop yields are, on average, about 11 percent less than crop yields from conventional farming methods.
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Crop nutrient producers are struggling with falling prices and profits, as supplies are ample and farm incomes are strained by weaker crop values.
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Hernandez said COFCO estimates the new Brazil soy crop at 122 million tonnes versus 118 million tonnes in the previous crop (2018/19).
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Hernandez said COFCO estimates the new Brazil soy crop at 122 million tonnes versus 118 million tonnes in the previous crop (2018/19).
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Prices of the crop nutrient have fallen as crop prices soften and demand slackens in key buying countries such as Brazil and India.
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Just like its cousin, the white crop top, the black crop top is a summer staple that can successfully beat mother nature's weather system.
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Traders see further price gains by June as India's next big crop is not due until September and Thailand's main crop by year end.
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The USDA said old-crop export sales of corn came in at 667,800 tonnes last week and new-crop export sales were 687,800 tonnes.
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Other crop observers have also lowered their expectations for EU crop production due to parched field conditions in countries like Germany, Denmark and Sweden.
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Fitch expects once United's crop nutrients business is merged, the Crop Inputs segment will generate close to 33710003% of LOL's overall EBITDA for 3371368.
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The 2017/18 wheat crop seems in the distant future, but in reality the Chinese begin planting this crop just five months from now.
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It's all agriculture, but commodity crop production and specialty crop production are completely different and they require different types of infrastructure, resources, and knowledge.
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Traders awaited the first U.S. crop condition ratings for the 24.15 corn crop, which are expected from the U.S. Department of Agriculture on Monday.
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However, persisting dryness in some crop belts and a slower start to this year's Brazilian soybean harvest have added some uncertainty to crop prospects.
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Hurricane-force winds can snap off the cane crop but another problem is if the crop gets knocked down and stuck in the mud.
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So Haga, Dempewolf, and more than 100 other scientists from the Crop Trust spread out across the globe in search of wild crop relatives.
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Consultancy Agritel on Friday forecast the French soft wheat crop, excluding durum, at 34.2 million tonnes, more than 6 percent below last year's crop.
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Most of the Crop Trust's funding comes from governments, and as the endowment fund grows, it will increase the number of crop collections it funds.
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Severe water scarcity can lead to crop failure and low crop yields, which could cause food price increases as well as famine and widespread starvation.
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That brings the total coffee exports from Vietnam's 29.33/22.1 crop to 6.23 million tonnes, up 26.2 percent from the previous crop, the data showed.
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Much like how more megapixels allows you to crop in on a photo, 4K gives you more room to crop for 1080p or 720p videos.
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It's quite easy to crop photos on the iPhone, and you have multiple options depending on how you want to crop and edit your image.
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More spring crop sowing disruptions could be in store across the Midwestern crop belt as April is shaping up to be quite active weather-wise.
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This is based on the record profitability margins over competitor crop corn as implied by the futures price ratio of new-crop soybeans to corn.
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The reforms from the SOIL Stewardship Act provide stronger incentives for cover crop adoption, resource-conserving crop rotations, advanced grazing management and comprehensive conservation planning.
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Farms in the top 21980 percent for crop sales received 68 percent of all crop insurance subsidies in 2014, according to the American Enterprise Institute.
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The USDA said 22% of the corn crop had been harvested, behind market expectations, and 26% of the soybean crop, slightly ahead of market forecasts.
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Adaptation to changing weather and temperature patterns from climate change can require shifts in crop and seed selection, crop rotations, livestock production, and management systems.
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Sensors and drones can monitor crop production by collecting real-time data on numerous factors that impact crop growth, including soil quality, humidity and temperatures.
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Meanwhile, monthly crop reports released by the USDA late Monday showed crop condition ratings in Kansas, the top U.S. winter wheat producer, improved in February.
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This year the Mexican crop is back to normal and California is forecasting a regular crop, although they had some problems with the recent wildfires.
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U.S. exporters sold 24,212 tonnes, including net cancellations of 21,22 tonnes of old-crop corn and net sales of 8.563,28.56 tonnes of new-crop corn.
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Analyzing crop yields half a year after the fact is too late to stave off food crises—this will require accurate crop analysis in real time.
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It feels like you'd be hard-pressed to find any top that's not a crop-top this season, but we're taking the crop to new heights.
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The April-to-September mid-crop is tailing off, and farmers are now focusing on the next main crop, which runs officially from October to March.
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We talked about them before to reduce barriers to American-grown products and vastly increase the purchases of Ohio&aposs number one crop, American crop soybeans.
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"Lastly, we pour some cider on the soil made from last year's crop to ask the tree to give us a good crop again," White concludes.
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At this point, the scenarios for the corn crop are wide open, and the success or failure of the crop will ride primarily on the weather.
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Crop Trust, an international group dedicated to crop diversity, said in a statement that this would protect against water entering the tunnel resulting from climate change.
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On the Grain World crop tour of western Canada earlier this month, scouts forecast a smaller canola crop of 19 million tonnes, higher than StatsCan's estimate.
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Excessive rain has damaged a portion of the Argentine soybean crop while drought in parts of Brazil is threatening to cut the country's winter corn crop.
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CRM AgriCommodities recently raised its British wheat crop forecast to 15.5 million tonnes from 15.1 million previously estimated and last year's crop of 14.0 million tonnes.
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But farmer James Muchangi thinks tilapia and catfish might be his crop of the future as climate change brings more unpredictable weather and worsening crop failures.
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What the coffee industry and the Sustainable Coffee Challenge achieve in the next few years will determine the future of a crop that billions of people enjoy, a crop that has huge implications for the health of Earth's tropical forests, a crop that supports entire economies.
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Vinsight – Crop yield forecasting Vinsight uses machine learning, satellite imagery, weather data and historical reports to offer crop yield forecasts it says are 4X better than alternatives.
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Image: Svalbard Seed Vault/Crop TrustLaunched in 2008, the facility is managed by the Norwegian government, the Global Crop Diversity Trust, and the Nordic Genetic Resource Center.
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"When yo hurr ready for crop ova,' " the singer, 29, captioned an Instagram video of herself with a friend, referring to her native Barbados' Crop Over festival.
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Ahead of the USDA crop progress report, analysts on average expected the government to report a slight improvement in weekly crop condition ratings for corn and soybeans.
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Farmers have already grappled with unusually high expenses for grain storage since harvesting the largest-ever U.S. soybean crop and the second-largest corn crop last autumn.
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IT'S ALL ABOUT THE CROP TOP Luckily, you've got an entire wardrobe of crop tops to choose from, so we'd say you're pretty set on this step.
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Prices of crop nutrient potash have leveled off this year after hitting eight-year lows late last year due to low crop prices and excessive production capacity.
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"I had taken crop insurance for pulses last year, but didn't get compensation despite losing an entire crop," said Mate, a farmer from Sillod, northeast of Aurangabad.
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Statistics Canada on Friday pegged the country's wheat crop at 28.99 million tonnes, below pre-report trade estimates, USDA's peg of 32.5 million, and last year's crop.
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In the May meeting, he said, four of the Southern Crop Production Association representatives were affiliated with individual companies: Syngenta, Albaugh, Triangle Chemical and Crop Production Services.
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In the May meeting, he said, four of the Southern Crop Production Association representatives were affiliated with individual companies: Syngenta, Albaugh, Triangle Chemical and Crop Production Services.
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With the damage in the South, Brazil's corn production in the first crop (summer crop) will fall 3.4% from initial projections to 25.75 million tonnes, FCStone said.
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This desire to insulate farmers from market forces, instead of protecting against disasters and crop losses, isn't just a feature of the current federal crop insurance program.
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More than 90 percent of Kansas' wheat crop is grown in the western two-thirds of the state, and this is crop scouts' primary area of focus.
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The market had been worried about crop damage after the recent heavy rains, but the U.S. Department of Agriculture crop report showed an improvement in the quality.
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As temperatures rise this month, McGlinch - who's pursuing a doctorate in crop science and horticulture at Ohio State University - says fungus on his rye crop is rampant.
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"In the midst of a prolonged rural recession and crop damage from devastating weather events, we should be having a conversation about how to strengthen and improve crop insurance, not weaken the policies that so many of America's farmers rely on," a coalition of seven crop insurance groups said.
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It's above sea level so it's protected from ocean flooding that could be triggered by catastrophic sea level rise, according to the international crop conservation organization Crop Trust.
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"Crop samples stored inside Svalbard are selected because they're unique varieties of crops that are considered essential for future food security," explained a Crop Trust spokesperson to Gizmodo.
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For the summer crop in the 2000/2100 crop year ending in June, India harvested 260 million tonnes, according data from the Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers' Welfare.
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However, Nutrien said that most U.S. crop prices have declined over the quarter, driven by a combination of favorable U.S. crop prospects and uncertainty over escalating trade restrictions.
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Agroconsult, for example, expects a crop of 610 million tonnes of cane for the center-south next year, saying better crop care by producers would boost agricultural yields.
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Strong U.S. export demand, new duties on Argentina biodiesel imports to the United States and lower pod counts on the U.S. crop tour supported new-crop soybean futures.
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For the summer crop in the 2017/18 crop year ending in June, India harvested 2181 million tonnes, according data from the Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers' Welfare.
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"Farmers don't want to lock into any particular combination of seeds and crop chemical at an early stage," said Markus Heldt, the head of BASF's crop protection business.
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After merging United's seed and crop protection business in October 2015, the second phase merges United's remaining crop nutrient operations and is expected to complete in October 2017.
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However, heavy rainfall during the early weeks of the October-to-March main crop has spread disease, including brown rot and black pod disease, threatening the crop later.
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The hemp legislation also allows states to become the primary regulators of hemp cultivation, allows researchers to apply for federal grants and makes the crop eligible for crop insurance.
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Chicago prices then fell on Tuesday after a weekly government crop report showed corn planting was nonetheless nearing an end and wheat crop ratings were decent despite harvest delays.
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She and her neighbours have signed up to the government's "comprehensive programme for illicit crop substitution" (PNIS), whose aim is to replace the coca with a profitable legal crop.
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The USDA will release its wheat plantings report on Thursday, along with monthly world crop forecasts, quarterly U.S. grain stock estimates and updated estimates on 2016 U.S. crop production.
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For example, generally 2900 percent of the U.S. corn crop, 220006 to 2202 percent of the sorghum crop, 2628 percent of pork and 28500 percent of almonds are exported.
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The squeeze comes at a time of tight supplies in the country, after a smaller crop this season and heavy rains during harvesting that wreaked havoc on crop quality.
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The April-September mid crop in the world's top cocoa producer is tailing off and the focus now is on the forthcoming October-to-March main crop, farmers said.
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BASF's crop chemicals unit is also perking up, after weak crop prices and an ongoing credit squeeze in Brazil earlier in 2017 hurt farmers and weighed on the business.
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Impacts of early dryness in Brazil can extend beyond the soybean campaign, though, as any associated delays in the crop may carry through to second-crop corn, or safrinha.
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Ghana has yet to fix a period for marketing its light crop this season and is expected to offer grinders discount on light crop beans, determined by their size.
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In the center-western region of Daloa, farmers said weather conditions were ideal for the next main crop after a disappointing mid-crop due to a lack of rain.
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" - Ell, 34 "The middle of a crop circle.
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The couple introduced farmers to the minutiae of crop rotation, such as crop planning, diversifying the use of their lands, picking the right seeds, and measuring the distance between crops.
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Soybeans, the most valuable U.S. crop, bounced off a decade low on Tuesday as the market's focus shifted to planting delays due to poor weather, which could reduce crop size.
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It is a massive improvement over last year's feature and the best thing about it is that it doesn't crop any more than the regular On mode (10 percent crop).
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Mr Thomas sees a raising of the stakes from a world in which businesses modify seeds crop by crop to one where they modify whole populations, indeed all of nature.
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To curb the mite population, crop exports say, farmers need to kill those plants with herbicide two weeks before they start to plant the 2018 crop, typically in late September.
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Farmers' groups have also demanded bigger fertilizer subsidies, a minimum support price for produce, easier access to credit and better crop insurance to help improve yields and prevent crop failures.
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The first that I tried was Torrid's crop lace bralette in a size 2X, which could easily pass for a regular crop top (although it's fairly sheer, so be warned).
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This is because a good crop is also expected in the Black Sea region, even if the expectations for the Russian crop had to be corrected downwards in recent weeks.
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Telesphore Ndabamenye, head of crop production and food security at the Rwanda Agriculture Board, told Reuters the pests had damaged about 10,600 hectares of maize crop out a total 63,000.
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But farmers will need to make room for the next soy crop, planted in September and harvested in January, when heavy rains could put their big cash crop at risk.
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With the rice harvest over, farmers are burning crop stubble — specifically the remnants of the rice crop to prepare the fields to plant wheat and return nutrients to the soil.
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Brazilian farmers have practically finished harvesting their soy for the 272/18 crop year, which kicked off in September, as the U.S. is just beginning to plant its 2018 crop.
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The crop condition report showed that 20193% of the U.S. corn crop was in good-to-excellent shape, down from 22019% last week and below market forecasts also for 220%.
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In the week ended May 30, U.S. exporters sold 14,12303 tonnes, including net cancellations of 8,700 tonnes of old-crop corn and net sales of 23,500 tonnes of new-crop corn.
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In the week to May 30, U.S. exporters sold 14,800 tonnes, including net cancellations of 20.03,28.69 tonnes of old-crop corn and net sales of 21,22 tonnes of new-crop corn.
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In the week ended May 30, U.S. exporters sold 14,800 tonnes, including net cancellations of 0.69713,700 tonnes of old-crop corn and net sales of 23,500 tonnes of new-crop corn.
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WINNIPEG, Manitoba (Reuters) - North American farmers are turning back to a neglected crop, sowing fields with the largest rye crop in years partly as consumers satisfy a growing thirst for whiskey.
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With the April-to-September mid-crop tailing off in Ivory Coast, the worlds top cocoa producer, farmers are now eyeing the development of the next October-to-March main crop.
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Analysts had been expecting new-crop corn stocks of 2.122 billion bushels and new-crop soybean stocks of 563 million bushels, according to the average of estimates in a Reuters poll.
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End-users such as ethanol and livestock producers have been bidding up for supplies of old-crop corn in recent weeks due to uncertainty about the size of the 2019 crop.
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The nation's winter wheat crop is especially vulnerable given the unseasonably warm weather in January and February, which resulted in the crop running about three weeks ahead in its normal development.
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His work and others' influenced successive generations of crop scientists and led to the development of hybrid corn, said Stephen Moose, a professor specializing in crop genetics at University of Illinois.
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Though the federal government considers the crop a controlled substance, Mount Vernon was able to harvest the crop due to a provision in the 2014 Farm Bill, the news outlet reported.
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Since most of the soybean crop has already been shipped, ports are handling a larger amount of corn currently, as center-west states speed up harvest of the second-corn crop.
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With this year's crop now being harvested, the lack of available storage means some soybeans may have to be stored on the ground in bags, a challenge for this temperamental crop.
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With the April-to-September mid-crop tailing off in Ivory Coast, the world's top cocoa producer, farmers are now eyeing the development of the next October-to-March main crop.
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Citing the probability of poor crop yields due to the climate conditions, SovEcon reduced its estimate for Russia's 2018 spring wheat crop to 19.1 million tonnes from 22.2 million tonnes previously.
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A USDA crop condition report showed that 55% of the U.S. corn crop was in good-to-excellent shape, down from 58% last week and below market forecasts also for 58%.
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Then came the long drought and heat that affected this year's crop a year ago before the great rains of 28503-22019 arrived, too late to save much of today's crop.
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Traders are monitoring corn and soybean crop weather in Brazil and Argentina as farmers in top soy exporter Brazil get set to begin harvesting a massive crop in the coming weeks.
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The exchange has previously forecast a record 2019/20 wheat crop of 21 million tons, but warned last week the crop in some parts of the country was in critical condition.
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The exchange has previously forecast a record 2019/20 wheat crop of 21 million tons, but warned last week the crop in some parts of the country was in critical condition.
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Grain markets were awaiting further clues about supply from weekly U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) crop progress data later on Monday, followed by the USDA's monthly world crop forecasts on Tuesday.
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In this case, we have public scientists developing a crop to serve the poor, and a crop that fits into diversified farm systems and would be controlled, bottom up, by farmers.
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"The market was worried about crop damage after the recent heavy rains but the U.S. Department of Agriculture crop report showed an improvement in the quality," said Angus Thornton, commodities analyst, Profarmer.
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Soybeans, which was the most valuable U.S. export crop, bounced off a decade low on Tuesday as the market's focus shifted to weather-related planting delays that could reduce the crop size.
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Strategic Rationale behind Monsanto Buy: The combination of Bayer and Monsanto would create a leading player in the crop science industry, where Monsanto's strength in seeds compliments Bayer's strength in crop protection.
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CBOT soy and corn futures drew early support from Monday's crop ratings and news that the annual Pro Farmer Midwest Crop Tour found below-average yields in its first day of scouting.
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On the eve of a key government crop report, corn futures remain at depressed levels as generally favorable crop conditions and analysts' forecasts point to potentially bin-busting harvests by American farmers.
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Many of Malawi's smallholder farmers who grow maize as a cash crop have diversified into legumes like soya and groundnuts, hoping for better market prices should one crop fail due to drought.
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Ahead of the U.S. Department of Agriculture's weekly crop progress report later on Monday, analysts surveyed by Reuters on average expected the government to raise its crop condition ratings for both crops.
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The USDA said in its weekly crop report on Monday that 57% of the U.S. corn crop was in good to excellent condition, up from 56% last week and matching analysts' expectations.
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The crisis comes at a time that Brazil harvests its biennial off-cycle crop, which is naturally smaller than the prior crop, and after a drought caused the country's stocks to dwindle.
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Insects play important roles, pollinating plants, facilitating productive soil through decomposing, serving as food sources for birds and bats, spreading disease, and serving both as crop pests and predators of crop pests.
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STRATEGIC RATIONAL OF THE TRANSACTION The combination of Bayer and Monsanto would create a leading player in the crop science industry, where Monsanto's strength in seeds compliments Bayer's strength in crop protection.
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Brazil harvested a record-large coffee crop last year, and is on track to produce another massive harvest this crop year, despite it being the off-year in its biennial production cycle.
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Crop rotation held on for hundreds of years, but in the 1900s a changing understanding of chemistry finally allowed farmers to plant the same crop on the same land year after year.
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Soybeans , which was the most valuable U.S. export crop, bounced off a decade low on Tuesday as the market's focus shifted to weather-related planting delays that could reduce the crop size.
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As well as measuring crop traits, they're also using computer vision and machine learning algorithms to identify crop diseases and measure with greater precision how extensively a particular plant has been affected.
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Traditionally, crop breeders combine different strains of a crop (there are 40,000 varieties of sorghum) to create many different "children" crops of new strains, which they have to grow to test out.
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SovEcon, another Moscow-based consultancy, quoted FOB new crop for July delivery as rising by $1 to $196 per tonne, supported by stronger futures markets and concerns about the Black Sea crop.
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In terms of Idaho's signature crop, the U.S. Department of Agriculture valued the 2017 Idaho potato crop at more than $1.1 billion, or about 23 percent higher than the prior year's harvest.
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture late on Tuesday said that 22% of the corn crop had been harvested, behind market expectations, and 30.363% of the soybean crop, slightly ahead of market forecasts.
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"Collective efforts to conserve crop diversity and produce a global food supply for tomorrow continue to be strong," Marie Haga, executive director of the Crop Trust, said Wednesday in a press release.
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First, yields: If you grow a crop of corn that displaces an identical crop of corn, there's clearly no benefit — each sucks the same amount of carbon dioxide out of the air.
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Corn has a higher production cost than soy, Argentina's main cash crop, but the analysts said it is currently a better bet because soybean prices are falling due to a large U.S. crop.
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As a result, "villages have emptied out", he said, with most of his neighbors heading to cities last year after their rainy season crop failed, along with the dry season crop following it.
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"Registering the land will bring me government agriculture loans, compensation for crop damages and crop insurance too," Muttaya told the Thomson Reuters Foundation, holding up a torn piece of paper bearing a signature.
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For example, the study warns that around 40 percent of maize-growing areas will require "transformation", which could mean changing the type of crop grown, or in extreme cases even abandoning crop farming.
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The mid-crop, which lasts from April to September in the world's top cocoa producer, is coming to an end as few beans were leaving farms and producers focus on the main crop.
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It could wipe out 70 percent or more of the crop, turning a healthy looking crop, only weeks away from harvest, into a tangle of black stems and shriveled grains, the agency said.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Most U.S. farmers will not begin sowing corn and soybeans for another month or two, but new-crop futures prices in February factor heavily in decisions on which crop to plant.
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The country will churn out 22019 million tonnes of soybeans in the 220/193 crop year, up 219% from the year before, its agriculture ministry said on Friday in a monthly crop report.
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For example, on top of the current crop insurance program, billions of dollars flow to agricultural producers through farm commodity programs, even if the producers already participate in the federal crop insurance program.
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The ministry also said that southwestern Yunnan province continued to suffer from drought, and that both the sugar cane crop there and the sugar beet crop in Inner Mongolia were suffering from pests.
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In June, Brazil will begin harvesting second-crop corn – the supply that it exports – and Argentina has already begun collecting its record-breaking crop, something that U.S. corn dealers should keep in mind.
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"If we were going to have the crop wiped out periodically, I thought we could take a bumper crop like 2015 and make cider with extra apples to tide us over," he said.
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"Assessing coupled effects of climate change on crop suitability and pollination can help target appropriate management practices, including forest conservation, shade adjustment, crop rotation, or status quo, in different regions," the report says.
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Farm bill programs: $38 billion President Trump is proposing a cap on crop insurance premium subsidies and eliminating commodity payments and crop insurance for farmers with adjusted gross income above $23,000 a year.
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They are, instead, the pick of the global brain crop.
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But whenever I see a crop top, I'm so afraid.
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Like any crop, coffee has an effect on its environment.
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And now here we are, buying crop tops in November.
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It also means a fresh crop of deals on laptops.
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Most years it was around 40 percent of his crop.
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The next U.S. sorghum crop will be harvested in August.
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Here are five trends that emerged from this Christmas crop.
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And now we reap a fetid crop from those fields.
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Last year gave the English language an unusually big crop.
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"Demand isn't good ... and crop conditions are good," Vaclavik said.
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Its tea, a key cash crop, is exported from Mombasa.
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The Crop Watch soybeans were planted May 222 last year.
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There is just one problem: the crop will be poisoned.
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There are sheer tops and crop tops and bra tops.
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But praise for the new crop strains is not unanimous.
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From here the impact is on crop development and yield.
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I once dismissed crop tops; I now own four million.
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Demi Moore's crop top wearing days are far from over.
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In some ways oil palm is indeed a wondrous crop.
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"We have 20 hectares dedicated to crop plants," Elena explains.
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It's kind of like a crop circle, but for boning.
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You can also crop the screenshot and draw on it.
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Hence the lack of need for fertiliser or crop rotation.
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Is there an official fruit of the Crop Over festival?
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WE'VE BEEN THROUGH 40 YEARS NOW OF DEPRESSED CROP PRICES.
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"The California crop is down significantly this year," Bovay said.
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Not that crop tops are a new look for Brooks.
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This year's crop of Ig Nobel Laureates is listed below.
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Some regions suffered crop losses of 60 to 70 percent.
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Think she borrowed that black crop top from Swift's collection?
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What do you think of these monochrome crop top looks?
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INSPR x Natalie Off Duty Crop Denim Jacket, $64.90; macys.
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INSPR x Natalie Off Duty Crop Denim Jacket, $49.90; macys.
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A veritable parade of dancing crop tops and cargo pants.
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The deterioration was primarily attributable to growth in crop insurance.
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"There is an interesting topic of crop efficiency," says Katz.
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But perhaps the biggest hindrance to crop substitution is geography.
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The threats to this crop are particularly ironic on Thanksgiving.
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Crop quality will largely hinge on weather in coming weeks.
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Plugging leaks, better crop choices and proper pricing can help.
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Pesticides have boosted crop production since the dawn of agriculture.
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Maize, a staple crop here, has been hit the hardest.
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We're not sure this year's crop of "jokes" were justified.
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Is this what the crop trop trend has evolved to?
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This is where Clinton's Wall Street problems crop up again.
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The Kick Crop Jean in Light Blue Wash, $78; everlane.
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The Kick Crop Jean in Dark Blue Wash, $78; everlane.
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So how does this cycle's crop of logos hold up?
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Organic crop and farm bill discussions wait for no man.
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Slow growth makes the crop vulnerable in other ways too.
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Crop strains created this way are already coming to market.
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Convincing the latest crop of tech millionaires has been difficult.
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There were also reports of crop circles in the pasture.
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Besides missing gags, the crop is generally annoying and bad.
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"Yahaan shiksha hi kheti hai (Education is the crop here)".
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Want to crop a photo without saving the original version?
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What does the Senate bill do about crop insurance subsidies?
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The cream of the crop are here this early p.m.
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Bayer sold other crop science units to BASF in October.
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Another third of our corn crop goes to animal feed.
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It leaves people incredibly vulnerable if there's a crop failure.
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One of the first to crop up was Adblock Fast.
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Crop losses and worries over debt are the main reasons.
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Next year's corn crop could potentially play a similar hand.
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This crop top is a nod to the Pumpkin King.
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We cannot afford a crop problem with the lower acreage.
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Many signs of their interrelation crop up in her work.
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This year's crop of winners lived up to the tradition.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Expectations surrounding the U.S. soybean crop keep growing.
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So the crop is being perceived as smaller and smaller.
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The price of the crop tripled between 2006 and 2013.
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Well the current crop of candidates are nacho problem anymore.
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Plus, she was wearing crop tops before they were cool.
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Why do people run through wheat over any other crop?
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A bench out front had sprouted a crop of mushrooms.
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They had originally separated crop fields from pastures, he said.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - German drug and crop chemicals maker Bayer (BAYGn.
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Almost half of the American crop is grown in Kansas.
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This year's new watch crop includes some spectacularly complicated pieces.
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But as low costs spread, new problems may crop up.
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To her, weed isn't just a drug — it's a crop.
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But maintaining a cover crop creates a lower carbon footprint.
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Here's the new crop, ranked from least to most promising.
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Here's the new crop, ranked from most to least derivative.
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The old FARC was financed from taxing the coca crop.
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BTW, who else gets married in a bejeweled crop top?
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The current crop of N.B.A. stars are a bit different.
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Yet roadblocks crop up when you're least prepared for them.
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In the early 21100s, these crop pollen levels drop precipitously.
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Some observers are skeptical of the new crop of schools.
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Fuchs started teaching a new crop of seniors last month.
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Official data showed some recent Chinese demand for U.S. crop.
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Even when removed, however, the information can crop up again.
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He goes to the bank and gets a crop loan.
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But the problem was the crop loan was very underfunded.
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Here I am, don't even have a crop loan yet.
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The current crop of House Democrats has revived the concept.
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The strange weather combination might save some of the crop.
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That would suggest Mexico destroyed most of the 2015 crop.
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So it's time to consider reforming the crop insurance program.
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Farmers there were also positive about the coming main crop.
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Crop the photo, if desired and needed, and tap "Save."
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Crop insurance has plenty of flaws, but it's not unconstitutional.
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That means about half of crop workers are working illegally.
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But they can struggle to discuss problems that crop up.
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Production dipped 22 percent, to the smallest crop since 24.
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There's no upside at all to floods or crop failures.
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No wonder, since China wants Syngenta's crop technology very badly.
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The season's soy crop is expected at 51 million tonnes.
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Talking pictures ushered in a new crop of wisecracking performers.
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Finding the cream of the crop can be tricky, though.
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Farmers said the outlook for the main crop was good.
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Chuck on a crop beanie and needle in some tats.
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Amy Klobuchar is calling for higher subsidies for crop insurance.
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Corn is a major crop in Nebraska, Minnesota and Indiana.
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And they've only lost an estimated 70% of their crop.
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"Creaming of the crop harms schools and neighborhoods," she said.
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A new crop of apps seeks to offer that assurance.
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Growers intend to sow the smallest crop in three years.
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It must be avoided by the current crop of candidates.
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Take a look at this year's crop of playoff teams.
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"Treat it like any other crop," the guy wrote back.
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"Those three crop up time and time again," he says.
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"Palm is actually a fantastic crop in principle," he said.
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Grass is actually the biggest crop in the United States.
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You can see the details better in this vertical crop.
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"The market was worried about crop damage after the recent heavy rains but the U.S. Department of Agriculture crop report showed an improvement in the quality," said Angus Thornton, a commodities analyst with Profarmer.
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Midwestern growers, particularly in Illinois and Indiana, are extremely behind schedule in many cases, though some farmers are willing to plant corn beyond the crop insurance cutoff date, according to the Crop Watch producers.
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Russia, one of the world's largest wheat exporters with customers mainly in North Africa and the Middle East, harvested a record grain crop in 2016 and prospects for this year's crop are also bright.
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The U.S. corn crop may have gotten its latest-ever start this spring, but speculators' bullish bets have lost steam in recent weeks as the weather has not been outwardly threatening for crop development.
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"But once the very large estimated 2018/19 arabica crop in Brazil comes to pass, which will be a record high crop, we expect that will have a bearish impact on prices," he said.
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Last week, market participants were focused on the Farm Journal Midwest Crop Tour, which scouted corn and soybean fields in the top seven U.S. crop states, and the results were generally seen as bearish.
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In 2012, after heavy high-altitude rains and unseasonably warm weather, a disease called coffee leaf rust wiped out about half of Central America's coffee crop, including 85 percent of the crop in Guatemala.
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Hemp is also a "mop crop" that can remove heavy metals and other pollutants in the soil, the resultant crop can then be used in building materials such as 'hempcrete' when mixed with lime.
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The Midwest Crop Tour is perhaps the largest, most widely-known and followed crop tour of any kind in the world, as it provides crucial insight into the world's largest corn and soybean crops.
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Hemp is also a "mop crop" that can remove heavy metals and other pollutants in the soil — the resultant crop can then be used in building materials such as hempcrete when mixed with lime.
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Farmers in Haryana, where Rohtak is located, and Punjab, the two big agrarian states surrounding Delhi, burn millions of tonnes of crop waste around October every year before sowing the winter crop of wheat.
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"Some farmers are going to find themselves in a dead-end regarding crop protection ... and could see their harvests fall by 15 to 40 percent depending on the crop," it said in a statement.
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Since sweeping to power almost three years ago, Modi has introduced a national crop damage insurance scheme, promised to improve irrigation and input subsidies to farmers if a third of their crop is damaged.
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Focus in the world's top cocoa grower has shifted from the April-to-September mid-crop to the main crop in recent days, and farmers said flowers had started to appear on the trees.
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He estimates a 10 percent loss to the state's sugar cane crop, and given that Florida represents about half the total U.S. crop there could be a 5 percent haircut to the national production.
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He estimates a 2000 percent loss to the state's sugar cane crop, and given Florida represents about half of the total U.S. crop there could be a 21 percent haircut to the national production.
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With a large crop of soybeans coming and no end in sight to these trade issues, Wilson tells CNBC the problem facing the farmers and those involved in shipping the crop is just beginning.
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"We have made incredible progress tracking down crop wild relatives that could hold the key to food&aposs survival," Marie Haga, the outgoing executive director of the Crop Trust, said in a press release.
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South Georgia Crop Insurance's Plenn Hunnicutt told CNN it's because input costs have risen so much in the last four to five years that crop insurance hasn't been able to keep up with it.
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Seventy-eight farmers planted those soybeans this spring across 17,000 acres in South Dakota and Minnesota, a crop expected to be the first gene-edited crop to sell commercially, beating out Fortune 123 companies.
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Brazilian farmers are taking the opportunity to sell old crop soy and also to clinch some deals to sell next year's crop that they will start to plant next month, according to producers association Aprosoja.
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Government sources said that boosting irrigation, raising crop yields and encouraging farmers to avail of a new crop insurance scheme unveiled in January will help address growing distress in the countryside caused by poor harvests.
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CBOT corn and soybeans firmed in early moves after the Pro Farmer Midwest Crop tour late Wednesday projected below-average crop prospects in Illinois, the top U.S. soybean state and the No. 2 corn producer.
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The USDA's weekly crop progress report late on Monday rated 56% of the U.S. corn crop and 28.793% of the soybeans in good-to-excellent condition, each down 1 percentage point from a week ago.
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Drones will bring new efficiencies and drive ROI in market applications, such as construction (site review/mapping), agriculture (crop-yield estimation, crop scouting), insurance (equipment loss assessment), oil/gas/mining and police/emergency medical services.
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KIGALI, April 21 (Reuters) - Rwanda said on Friday crop-devouring caterpillars known as fall army worms had damaged 17 percent of its maize crop and the military had joined the fight to halt their spread.
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CRM's current outlook sees the UK crop between 14.65 million and 15.25 million tonnes, while the International Grains Council last week put the crop at 14.6 million tonnes, slightly down from last year's 14.8 million.
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture said earlier this month that it expected Chinese sales of old-crop rice, especially to West Africa, to continue to expand as Thailand's old-crop government stocks are nearly depleted.
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The new-crop November soybeans to December corn price ratio is a key indicator of which crop farmers may prefer to plant in the spring, and values at 2.5 or greater tend to favor soybeans.
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FARM ECONOMICS PRESSURED High stocks following a series of bumper crop years is resulting in low prices for corn and soybeans which in turn is resulting in lower crop protection volumes and premium seed demand.
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For the first-crop corn now being harvested, the southeastern state of Minas Gerais leads the way with 20 percent of the crop, followed by Paraná and Rio Grande do Sul at 17 percent each.
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VANISHING POLLINATORS: 2453 percent of global food crop types rely on animal pollination, yet the loss of pollinators caused by intensive farming is putting $235-577 billion worth of annual global crop output at risk.
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FAO also slightly upped its forecast for cereal production, predicting a crop totalling some 2.719 billion tonnes in 2019, up from a previous forecast of 2.715 billion and some 2.3% higher than the 2018 crop.
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With that 'frame' in mind, I thought it would be fun to pick 103 older tracks that inspired the current crop of Balearic producers and then another 10, made by the new crop of producers.
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Speaking to MUNCHIES, Dr Malcolm Hawkesford, lead scientist on the field trial and head of plant biology and crop science at Rothamsted Research, explained the impact the GM crop could have on global food security.
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Imports of soybeans in the crop year that starts on Oct.
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Cheap labor, foreign welfare spongers, Islamic terrorists, now crop-ravaging moths!
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Farmers could sell their entire crop, and keep none to eat.
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Smith is delivering a bumper crop of holiday cheer this year.
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Falling crop prices impacted the company's agricultural businesses, pushing revenue lower.
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Crop burning combined with colder air is a recipe for disaster.
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The HA753H is the cream of Audio-Technica's already impressive crop.
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The HA5050H is the cream of Audio-Technica's already impressive crop.
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Most rural families combine livestock and crop farming on small plots.
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The patterns of destructive behavior crop up again in the offspring.
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And we might see a new crop of highly scalable coins.
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Like many, he is storing his crop, waiting for better times.
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He added that the cuts to crop insurance totaled $26 billion.
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He was like, 'Oh my God, I need a crop top.
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You'll still forever be the crop top queen in our hearts.
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However, it's unclear where this year's crop will ultimately be sold.
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Those sorts of questions crop up in superhero movies a lot.
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Farmers who grow the crop are to receive incentives to stop.
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So far, the signs for the mid-crop have been positive.
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Can't do a crop top but can do a white sneaker.
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The second crop corn, also called safrinha, was hit especially hard.
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In fact, they crop up a lot, but not by name.
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They're a subtropical crop that can only thrive within specific ecosystems.
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Food shortages resulting from crop failures eventually forced Lysenko from power.
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I mean, look at the crop protection business from DowDuPont. Wow.
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Cane is a perennial crop harvested 10-16 months after planting.
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At current prices, Brazil's 280 robusta crop is worth $2000 billion.
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The government also offers a crop-insurance scheme, which is subsidised.
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Each year, the country produces 25 million tonnes of the crop.
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You can now even rotate and crop videos or apply filters!
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" JV: "Everyone who knows me knows I'm the crop top queen.
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I don't have a body that's supposed to wear crop tops.
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But now a new crop of services and programs are emerging.
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There's a lot of artifacting in the first crop shown here.
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You can then tap to screenshot, crop, and share with contacts.
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The soybean crop was 60% planted, down from the 88% average.
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Band Of Gypsies Floral Off the Shoulder Crop Top, $35; nordstrom.
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You can crop it, draw stuff and share it right away.
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In 1985 less than 25,000 hectares were devoted to the crop.
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Planting another crop beneath the maize may help stop soil erosion.
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This will likely change with the next new crop of Chromebooks.
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The memo was dismissed, but the idea could crop up again.
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Israel-based Adama makes generic crop protection and pest control products.
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Now, I certainly won't knock crop tops or itty-bitty shorts.
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This impedes the growth of large, privately owned, crop-growing ventures.
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The USDA said Monday that 2306.50% of the crop was gathered.
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There will always be a fresh young crop to prey on.
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Rice is an important crop in many regions of the world.
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Generally, extreme weather reduces the crop yields, pushing up its price.
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Crop and livestock insurance is also becoming available on mobile phones.
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Many see the latest crop of products as VR's last hurrah.
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Taylor Swift's love affair with crop tops officially extends into activewear.
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Opinions vary, naturally, but some worries crop up again and again.
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Harvesting is well advanced but crop quality varies greatly, Sabaranski said.
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Popular areas include pest control, pathogen detection, and crop monitoring technologies.
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The deal will also add crop insurance to AIG's product lineup.
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The wheat crop will still be a good average, it said.
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Bayer has ruled out a sale of its crop protection business.
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Skycision: Image-based crop management software for the global agriculture industry.
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A cabbage crop grows beside the border wall near Brownsville, Texas.
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These will be just as important as advances in crop improvement.
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"The state of the German hops crop does vary," Barth said.
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Litten is definitely the coolest Pokémon out of the latest crop.
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Others think cutting the funds might cause crop prices to rise.
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Glyphosate's benefits vary depending on what crop it is sprayed on.
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Billabong x Sincerely Jules Straight to It Crop Top, $39.95; nordstrom.
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The figure reflected rising crop estimates of South America's soy harvest.
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A crop of enterprising Chinese sellers have risen to the challenge.
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He has already sprayed his new crop twice, to little effect.
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A 150% crop of a larger photo to show detail preservation.
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This year's crop of Santa smut hasn't all been released yet.
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"If you don't like government, don't get crop insurance," Koontz says.
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It is the Southeast Asian country's largest agricultural crop and export.
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Seeding of this year's crop got off to a slow start.
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We learned that this crop of hopefuls wants to bomb ISIS.
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From cute crop tops to high waisted leggings to yoga pants.
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Tempt Me Two Piece Off Shoulder Ruffled Crop Bikini, $22.99; amazon.
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That assumes a crop yield of about 3.2 tonnes per hectare.
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Welcome to the United States of Weed, our new cash crop.
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Crop tops and Michael Kors also lost ground since last spring.
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However, low crop prices have also led to lower meat prices.
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The government expects the crop to amount to 58.8 million tonnes.
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There, checked shirts, skinny jeans, and crop tops were the norm.
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How about a webcam showing crop circles of a band's logo?
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Production of maize, a vital crop in east Africa, jumped sevenfold.
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"The Ultimate Cash Crop" explores how a pot crisis post Trump
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This time, some themes inevitably crop up in country after country.
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A fresh crop of Silicon Valley startups is trying something new.
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The sly crop job was deemed a "#DiddyCrop" by the Internet.
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Many expect it will be the smallest crop since the 211s.
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Then one day a thresher showed up and harvested the crop.
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Unrestrained crop burning has aggravated the capital's deadly air, officials said.
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Our TV critics look at a few from the latest crop.
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The USDA is scheduled to release updated crop estimates on Wednesday.
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Long story short, we say, viva la male crop top revolución.
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That speaks to how strong this crop of A.C.C. quarterbacks is.
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Crop assortment is selected and managed with a web-based app.
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Panels are on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday at Crop Rocks restaurant.
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"Over the years bad weather has affected the crop," he said.
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Twelve percent unemployment and no one to pick the coffee crop.
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Ghana's agricultural policy is focused on expanding and intensifying crop production.
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Even rapeseed was toxic until crop breeders transformed it into canola.
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But problems with the earlier keyboards didn't always crop up immediately.
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Later that year, the state reportedly lost eleven thousand crop workers.
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He's even been seen cycling in a crop top around Switzerland ...
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Kypris' elixir utilizes the cream of the crop in that category.
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That may not translate to a bumper crop of progressive legislation,
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Georgia alone accounts for roughly half of the region's overall crop.
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But these two are only the most visible of the crop.
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The deal expands The Andersons' footprint beyond the Midwestern crop belt.
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Physics is the second of this year's crop of Nobel Prizes.
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Oh, and there's only one single crop to cultivate: weed, obviously.
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As a result, fewer pesticides are needed to protect the crop.
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Dry weather is expected to help the crop recover this year.
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Other privacy proposals may also crop up ahead of the midterms.
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He started wearing safari style khakis and carrying a riding crop.
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Any excess nitrogen nourishes whatever crop grows in the field next.
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She also dared to wear a crop top over the weekend.
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SovEcon on Monday cut its forecast for Russia's 7103 wheat crop.
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With the bot bill, he said, similar issues could crop up.
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Those tensions have eased, especially among the current crop of stars.
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He is critical, though, of the current crop of Democrats' lawsuits.
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The turmoil since the primary could also hit crop investment overall.
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Also, it's the commodity crop program that largely determines agricultural rules.
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"The current crop have got this disease worse," Mr. Hastings said.
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Do you have any advice for next year's crop of writers?
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"Maple is a social crop," said Shirley Fulton-Deugo, the owner.
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Once every 21.2 or 210 years we could lose a crop.
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It's true that crop production across the United States has changed.
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Crop burning creates a quarter of Delhi's air pollution in winter.
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Did the market steal rewards from farmers with falling crop prices?
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But if one were to crop up, shareholders may not balk.
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Unlike his predecessors, Trump didn't have his pick of the crop.
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And a blistering heat wave stunted crop growth in the Midwest.
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This year's crop of excellent new wine books was particularly contemplative.
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Meanwhile, Cyrus opted for a black crop top, pants, and heels.
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DL1961 x Marianna Hewitt Hepburn Crop Wide Leg Jumpsuit, $229; nordstrom.com
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People rent them out to crop their lawns and control weeds.
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We are supposed to be planting for the next year's crop.
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But there has also been a bumper crop of Ridiculous Events.
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Many saw their crop yields improve dramatically in a short time.
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Netflix in February gets a new crop filled with classic movies.
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The alternative crop, he says, may be especially important this harvest.
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Could a crop of chiles be the gateway to the future?
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I put on Madewell grid pants and a black crop top.
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And it won't help workers who rely on the peach crop.
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The department reported crop and agricultural infrastructure losses exceeding $2 billion.
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Then it was time to upload a photo and crop it.
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Cotton isn't an easy crop for new farmers to pick up.
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By 1960, the pathogen had all but destroyed the banana crop.
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Drug War at its most belligerent: crop eradication, crippling local economies,
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So far, this colt has been the class of the crop.
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Crucially, they've slashed exports of soybeans, the most valuable U.S. crop.
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We have already created a joint crop chemical/seed technology company.
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N was interested in a deal with its crop science business.
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Wells has already exited several other insurance businesses, including crop insurance.
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The longer the lag, the more likely problems will crop up.
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Nigeria has recycled the same crop of older leaders for decades.
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Drag and size the crop box in the video preview window.
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Aker aims to help farms make more targeted, reliable crop assessments.
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A similar issue can crop up in people with food allergies.
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New firms peddling such homes continue to crop up on online.
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Who remembers that crop top, low rise jeans, and blue thong?
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The region's avocado crop is usually harvested in February or March.
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With China out, there is no market to buy his crop.
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More farmers are using peas as part of their crop rotation.
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The ongoing trade war with China has also hammered crop sales.
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"Demand for the product among crop farmers is high," said Ngure.
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The company uses the staple crop in many of its products.
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The government cut things like fertilizer subsidies; crop yields dropped, too.
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Zhirnov said the higher crop was helped by increasingly warm weather.
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The current crop of maverick musicians takes a more earnest approach.
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On Instagram you can crop and filter and control your image.
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They kiss, and smack each other playfully with a riding crop.
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But a crop of companies is trying to solve the problem.
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We're seeing some of that crop up around Pruitt as well.
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More than 90 percent of India's cotton crop is genetically modified.
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Crop conditions in Kansas, the top HRW producer, are already deteriorating.
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Among this proliferation, Art Basel remains the cream of the crop.
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LILONGWE (Reuters) - Malawi has banned maize exports and is considering restocking its national grain reserves after crop-munching armyworms and a drought left the country's staple grain crop damaged, Agriculture Minister Joseph Mwanamvekha said on Tuesday.
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It looks like its going to be at least an average or near average crop for Iowa, said Dick Overby, 85, a retired farmer and a crop insurance agent, who is a scout on the tour.
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Kick Crop Jean, available in five colors, $78I got these Kick Crop Jeans in black and I wear them a lot because they fit perfectly, look effortlessly cool, and can easily shift between workdays and weekends.
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"Any Genetically Modified Crop in India should be released for commercial crop use only after approval of Genetic Engineering Approval Committee (GEAC)," the notices read, referring to a committee of experts under the federal environment ministry.
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I'm a big fan of the WIP Crop Top, a high-neck crop that looks like it could go just as well atop a fashionable boho skirt as it could atop a pair of workout leggings.
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N.S.: In years past, the crop of movies and directors hasn't been as big or as strong, so it's been easier to overlook the crop, to say, it's a pipeline problem, they're not getting enough chances.
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"November's export figures are a result of planned contracts and were covered in large part with the remaining beans from last crop... and a small amount from the new crop," IHCAFE vice president Dagoberto Suazo said.
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Grain markets were also shifting their attention towards the U.S. Department of Agriculture's monthly crop outlook next Tuesday, which will give a fresh assessment of rain-delayed U.S. harvesting and crop prospects elsewhere in the world.
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That was important information, as farmers in the northeastern districts of Pakistan's Potohar region had turned away from wheat – a favored and high-earning crop – as unpredictable rains over the last decade led to repeated crop failures.
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The country operates a two-cycle cocoa season consisting of the main crop, which is mainly exported to Europe at a premium, and a light crop harvest which is discounted by around 20 percent to local grinders.
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As demonstrated in this video posted to YouTube's official Adobe Photoshop channel, a new feature called Content-Aware Crop applies the software's impressive ability to automatically fill in missing areas of an image to the crop tool.
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For example, the six-pound electric-powered fixed-wing UAS shown below by Unmanned Sensing Systems is part of a turnkey system for crop management companies seeking to perform aerial agricultural inspection, such as crop stress assessment.
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Brazil's center-south 240/260 cane crop was projected to fall to 22017 million tonnes from 2.953 million tonnes in 22.95/20170, which was already a smaller crop compared to the previous production of 2000 million tonnes.
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The consultancy projected Brazil's total grains crop in 2016/17 at 236 million tonnes versus 189 million tonnes last year and said storage might be a problem when the second corn crop hits the warehouses around June.
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This means 2018-19 ending stocks may drop below 13 billion bushels, and potentially as low as 1.5 billion, if new-crop demand were to increase by the same amount as old-crop demand did in March.
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Likewise, the rise of GM crops in the US has been accompanied by a decline in crop diversity and crop rotations (not good!) but also a rise in no-till farming, which reduces soil erosion (quite good!).
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They improve soil and help reduce the need for fertilizer; rotating in a spring crop of chickpeas before a wheat crop can help break disease and pest cycles, said Kevin McPhee, a professor at Montana State University.
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And with the crops benefiting from this recent rain, we expect this crop, winter crop also to come out with good yields, which will mean that in the rural areas there will be more money for circulation.
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"You have growers who are trying to make decisions for next year's crop, trying to make sure there is a crop for American orange juice next year and they just don't have what they need," Shepp said.
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Brazil's official crop supply agency Conab forecast Brazil early next year would harvest a soybean crop of 101.6 million tonnes to 103.5 million tonnes, down slightly from its outlook of 101.9 to 104.0 million tonnes last month.
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Another model, called Regional Environment and Agriculture Programming, allows researchers to project crop yields, price fluctuations, and crop management based on a number of different factors, including changes in public policy (like subsidies), demand, or production technology.
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ABIDJAN (Reuters) - Above average rains in most of Ivory Coast's cocoa growing regions last week should boost the next main crop in autumn, while the April to September mid-crop is tailing off, farmers said on Monday.
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Only one GM crop, a variety of maize, is grown in Europe.
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The crop circle is located outside of Los Angeles, in Ventura County.
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Do you like the shorter crop, or do you prefer it longer?
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More than 2000 percent of China's cotton crop is grown in Xinjiang.
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The action pushed down U.S. prices and made the crop less profitable.
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The latest crop of startups have set their sights on foreign markets.
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People could tap into government services, determine crop prices, get health care.
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The legislation renews farm programs such as crop insurance and land conservation.
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That's exactly what Darrell did when worms got into his tomato crop.
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To today, to this new crop of kids like Savage or Yachty?
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Spears opted for short-shorts, a flowing crop top and no shoes.
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Weeds are a significant challenge for crop farmers, whether conventional or organic.
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She also wore a black crop top under a black leather jacket.
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Some American officials think that stopping aerial crop-spraying was a mistake.
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The USDA's crop forecasts on Friday, meanwhile, also cooled price sentiment wheat.
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The USDA will publish its weekly crop progress report later on Monday.
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The fact that this idea—democracy—is hardly new doesn't crop up.
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Nearly all soy contracts, including new-crop November , also hit new lows.
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Perhaps you can appreciate more of the detail in this vertical crop.
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Others, noting the excellence of this year's soyabean crop, were openly livid.
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What happens in the case of natural disasters or a bad crop?
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However, it's possible that more bots will crop up in the future.
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Try as he might, he could not quite crop the building out.
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There's one other thing that makes quinoa a great crop for California.
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The profitability of cotton, a labor intensive crop, was also in question.
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Never meet your heroes, for they might crop you out of selfies.
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The crop is leading a surge in most soft commodities this month.
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Every year, we're blessed with a new crop of summer blouse trends.
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Traders and analysts cited dry conditions in crop areas of central Brazil.
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ML is uncovering new ways to increase crop yields for rural farmers.
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After all, they had lost nearly half of their crop to blight.
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China sugar futures rose last week on fears for the cane crop.
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You can almost always see the crop if you look for it.
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Crop yields varied widely from field to field, because of erratic microclimates.
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I surprised myself by donning a crop top — not one, but two!
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Movavi lets you crop, trim, and add special effects to any footage.
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"I've learned that I only like to wear crop-tops!" she says.
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Me: Son, can we crop Kim Burrells voice out of your song??
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Hence, pro-video gamers are becoming the newest crop of sport stars.
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Other farmers were continuing efforts to put the crop in the ground.
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For our very first space crop, at least, it certainly makes sense.
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And, these "adult" crop tops are easier to find than you think.
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None of American Pharoah's first crop of horses has yet to race.
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To provide "food" for the mycelium, Ecovative collects crop waste from farmers.
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More than 2000 percent of China's cotton crop is grown in Xinjiang.
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It's designed to hold 2.25 billion seeds, encompassing 4.5 million crop varieties.
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The baoli's builders would have been amazed at how crop yields soared.
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A crop of new hemlines and sleeves, resulting in the asymmetrical dress.
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A year ago, 93% of the corn crop was rated good/excellent.
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Then, she's on a yacht in Miami, dancing in a crop top.
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I get four pairs of yoga pants and three crop tops/bras.
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Marijuana was for a long time a cash crop for Mexican traffickers.
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Not long ago, Mr Trump suggested cutting crop insurance by a third.
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Without it Mr Bardole would have lost money on this year's crop.
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Crop management companies want to use them to survey their large fields.
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The combination is expected to produce the world's biggest crop nutrient company.
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A crop of younger writers are now emerging in the duo's wake.
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The crop could be massively larger by the time we reach harvest.
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Strained agricultural land may have also led to collapses in crop yields.
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The bird is not the oily, crop-eating winged rat of legend.
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Even today, Mexico produces about half the world's supply of the crop.
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EU wheat prices have hit over five-year highs on crop concerns.
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But as they leave and retire, a new crop of Republicans enters.
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Only one GM crop, a type of maize, is grown in Europe.
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Paraguay's latest soybean crop fell more than 20% due to poor weather.
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This year's honey crop was "very poor" in several regions, Cox noted.
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Some of this imagery is used by crop monitoring service Farmer's Edge.
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She kept comfortable in pants, a crop top, and a matching duster.
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His crop was submerged and destroyed, and his family of six displaced.
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Germany's crop could reach about 42,000 tonnes against 39,200 tonnes in 2017.
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The marquee feature of today's release is content-aware crop in Photoshop .
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The USDA also forecast a record-large U.S. corn crop this year.
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Production is expected to top last year's crop of 14 million tonnes.
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She looked stylish in a flowing orange crop top and white pants.
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Scenes like the one Klara described crop up often during our reporting.
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A decade ago, North Dakota's economy rose and fell with crop prices.
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The crop insurance program is run by the USDA's risk management agency.
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The Ogallala aquifer supplies large-scale crop irrigation and cattle-watering operations.
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China's annual crop of around 25 million tonnes dominates the global market.
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For example, drought hinders our farmers' ability to cover crop the land.
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Crop damage exceeds $400 million in Nebraska alone, according to Nebraska officials.
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Crop top: Show Me Your Mumu "Mateo" tie back top, $96; revolve.com
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If there's a Pitch Perfect 4, it will be a new crop.
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You see the same phenomenon crop up in surveys on other issues.
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The crop is also used to launder money, said Sava governor Sabotsy.
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Punjab's crop burning over the last two weeks, mapped in one gif.
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Harvesting for the October-to-March main crop officially started on Oct.
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That's a debate that has continued to crop up after mass shootings.
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And if for some reason there's a low crop, it comes down.
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The newest crop of software applications turns this logic on its head.
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And wheat is cheaper to sow than corn, Serbia's main cash crop.
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Argentine ports are currently exporting wheat and corn and old crop soybeans.
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For New Englanders, this is a true celebration of their favorite crop.
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About $28 billion is on the chopping block from crop insurance alone.
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"I don't know any single crop that isn't in oversupply," he said.
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"The winter crop is looking very good," said one Singapore-based trader.
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Chopping down a maize crop before it is ripe might sound unwise.
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Well, if the latest crop of cleansers means anything, quite a bit.
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Were you surprised by the accelerated crop germination rate of 50 percent?
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So without further ado, here is the cream of this dismal crop.
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USDA numbers are considered to be the global benchmark for crop forecasts.
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What do you think of the current crop of potential 85033 Democrats?
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Its pesticide and crop science business would be based in Monheim, Germany.
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New-crop wheat export sales of 140,000 tonnes fell below market forecasts.
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Now, communities are facing crop failure and even threats of radioactive waste.
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Nyquist is among his first crop of runners to hit the track.
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Farmers harvested the third-largest corn crop in 2015, 13.6 billion bushels.
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"I hope I can wear a crop top this summer!" she said.
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Downtown, by the piers, he clicked away at crop-top-wearing Voguers.
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The latest crop of presidential wives, observers say, are models of femininity.
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The second-biggest U.S. crop, soybeans, also feeds livestock more than humans.
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If you're thinking Twiggy's crop or Jared Leto's man bun, you're right.
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What other male celeb would you like to see rock a crop?
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He said U.S. crop prices also have fallen significantly in recent years.
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In addition to physically getting your stuff there, immediate expenses crop up.
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And the next crop of entrepreneurs are taking a more moderate approach.
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The next few weeks are critical for development of the soybean crop.
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Farmer assistance includes commodity payment programs, as well as subsidized crop insurance.
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United States crop production now is twice what it was in 1970.
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Suddenly the crop, and the slave labor to harvest it, became economical.
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A crop of privacy-minded firms are helping marketers comply with CCPA.
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Looking ahead, how will the current crop of "Resistance" TV shows age?
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The current crop of Democratic candidates is haltingly advancing a new narrative.
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And the extra CO2 would help fertilize plant and food crop growth.
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Hint: It requires scrunchies, puka shell necklaces, and Brandy Melville crop tops.
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The mysterious crop of deadly vaping-related lung illnesses continues to grow.
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It was the first year since 2012 the crop had not increased.
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When his crop was ready, Jai Bhagwan could get only 1,200 rupees.
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The heatwave is expected to cut Sweden's wheat crop by 40 percent.
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Today, a new crop of male stars are redefining red carpet style.
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The vast majority of China's oilseed crop is made up of soybeans.
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No one took her seriously until they started de-husking the crop.
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That's not quite the formula for this year's crop of ballot initiatives.
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Unpredictable weather and low crop yields have made farming unviable for many.
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You might grow a different crop, or sell your land for development.
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I pair off with a petite woman with a blonde pixie crop.
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I think it's the only crop the public seem to know about.
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Cane is a perennial crop harvested 10 to 16 months after planting.
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Anyway, there we were, the 20 finalists—the cream of the crop.
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Domestic prices have been falling on the arrival of the new crop.
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Her Look: White crop top, brown shorts, suspenders, gloves, and combat boots.
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A small amount of the crop is also consumed in New Zealand.
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The increase was partly due to unfavorable crop weather in some regions.
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Why do crop failure, abandoned fields and dust storms surprise the government?
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It took decades for young spruce and prairie grasslands to crop up.
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When a big flap pops, in other words, codified programs crop up.
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Until a few years ago, coffee was a profitable and widespread crop.
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It seems like a fine line between good idea and crop dusting.
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They do seem to crop up most frequently when Camille is intoxicated.
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When the nuts don't set, much of a crop can be lost.
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Absolutely. We are seeing probably 20 percent-plus increases in crop yields.
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That's before factoring in crop failures from more severe storms and droughts.
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The flies' excrement, known as frass, can be used as crop fertilizer.
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There's a crop of writers with crackling novels coming out this season.
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The current crop of Republicans check off almost none of those boxes.
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