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Growers are pushing back at wartime measures they say have flooded Poland with tariff-free exports, depressing prices and putting their current crops’ future in limbo

The Charoen Pokphand Group, Thailand's largest conglomerate, on Sunday issued a statement, saying it has never had a policy of supporting slash-and-burn agriculture, be it in the country or abroad.

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The European Union's agriculture chief expressed optimism on Tuesday that countries neighbouring Ukraine will shortly accept a deal to allow Ukrainian grain to enter their countries for export elsewhere.

Agricultural conditions were reported to be stable to strong across the Corn Belt, according a survey of Federal Reserve districts.

Corn continues to fall in an oversold market, despite solid planting efforts in the Midwest.

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Groups representing producers of U.S. row crops remain are far from united on what Congress should do to improve commodity programs, even as the House and Senate Agriculture committees look to start writing a new farm bill in coming weeks.

Chicago wheat touched another 21-month low on Thursday, while corn and soybeans hit fresh eight-month and one-month lows, respectively, as favourable U.S. weather forecasts, export competition and economic concerns hung over grain markets.

The World Bank projected Thursday that agricultural commodity prices will fall by 5% this year, driven in part by better-than-expected global wheat production, and stabilize in 2024.