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/EIN News/ -- (All figures are in Canadian dollars, unless stated otherwise.) BELO HORIZONTE, Brazil, March 01, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Verde AgriTech Plc (TSX: “NPK”) (OTCQB: “AMHPF”) (" Verde” or the “ Q4 2020”) and for the year ended December 31, 2020 (“ FY 2020”). Audited financial results for Q4 2020 and FY 2020 will be reported and filed on SEDAR on March 30, 2021. In Q4 2020 the Company sold 56,585 tonnes of its multinutrient potassium fertilizer, marketed and sold i...

President of the National Corn Growers Association, John Linder discusses how biofuel waivers can impact corn growers, and their hopes moving forward.

By Roberta Paffaro, a Brazilian journalist, economist and specialist in agribusiness for CME Group in Brazil Definitely 2020 was a challenging year in different parts of the world. We have faced a pandemic that no economist or market analyst could predict. In Brazil, it wasn’t different. Our GDP may close the year in with red. We had millions of jobs lost, companies closed and declared bankruptcy and inflation is around 3.45% this year. The government is controlling the inflation through our ...

United states trade representative in george w. bushs administration. now, senator rob portman is telling politico quote the administration has to be prepared to take off the tariffs in order to get a good agreement. the non-partisan congressional budget office now says that the trump tariffs have reduced economic growth and increased american consumer costs. the trump tariffs have hit the american agricultural sector hardest, the strongest area of support, and now corn growers are being hit har...

Now, senator rob portman is telling politico quote the administration has to be prepared to take off the tariffs in order to get a good agreement. the non-partisan congressional budget office now says that the trump tariffs have reduced economic growth and increased american consumer costs. the trump tariffs have hit the american agricultural sector hardest, the strongest area of support, and now corn growers are being hit hard again by the presidents attempt to help another industry that usuall...

Whats really bad isnt a waiver. its that its being granted to people that really arent hardshiped. and thats where it ought to be identified. >> president trump tried to ease the tension today tweeting that his administration is planning a giant package related to ethanol and that farmers will be happy with it. he didnt say what the giant package might be. nbcs vaughn hillyard has been talking with corn farmers and ethanol producers in iowa. he joins us now from the town of shenandoah. vaughn, i...

The economy now is a serious issue. its a point the president has wanted to run on. and now it may be a head wind. >> hes never been above water. his approval rating has never been above 50%. and you need to evaluate the approval rating somewhere in the mid-40s as having been earned in the best of times. the point being, im not equipped to know whether this is the beginning of a recession or a blip on the radar screen. this i do think i know. if those numbers take a turn, it could jeopardize any...

Epa today to study whether or not e15, as its known, can be sold all year long. it would be a big boon to corn producers who produce a lot of corn to ethanol, in states like iowa, nebraska, south dakota, as well. i also hear that the president will go over to the white house despite leaving. it senator joni ernst, chuck grassley, johnson, senator fischer. >> harris: south dakota, iowa. >> that whole area where theyve got all the current stock. >> harris: absolutely, i have lived in that area bef...

Frankly. a lot of them are people you pick up the phone and give a call to, and they said, come on out. weve never even seen the press come 0 our front door. they all voted for president trump and said that today they still have that hope in the president. that he is going to be able to negotiate that better deal. i said, its now four and a half months the trade war has been going on. he said perhaps they were a little too confident with what the president was going to be able to actually pull o...

Not account, that program, for future retaliatory tariffs. i talked to a man in iowa, a longtime third generation corn and pork producer updecora, iowa. he said the big question mark coming out of this, and i guess the big consequence of this trade standoff is the long-term impact. talking about export markets. they could, a lot of these farmers, like bob, could withstand the immediate financial impact. its where our other countries, big import, like the lobster men. 20% of u.s. lobsters go over...