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UN development agency projects sharp rise in poverty due to disrupted energy and food markets.

Today, the German Federal Ministry for Economics and Climate Protection ("BMWK") has granted the foreign direct investment approval that was required for closing the public exchange offer made by ADTRAN

The Marcos administration is looking to lessen imports of rice and corn with a primary mandate to boost production of the two food staples until the end of the year.

With more extreme heat forecasted across much of the Midwest, continued stress could factor into the market over the next couple weeks.

Feeder Cattle finished the week battling higher feed prices, as lack of demand becomes an issue.

Increased export sales gave the beef market a much needed boost as prices surged as markets came to a close last week.

We are able to adjust our processes to the ukrainian people. third thing he will be asking for is, of course, the support of ukrainian sector. you see right now that ukraine used to be one of the third suppliers of the world of grain, oil, tomatoes and corn. right now our ports are blocked. we need to figure out different logistical ways of delivering the result of our agricultural sector to people. and for that we also need finances. and it needs to happen right now, not after the war ends. >> ...

A California study shows benefits of drip irrigation for growing sweet corn, and brewers yeast benefits in livestock feed found in California Cooperative Extension study.

Grains struggled last week as the market came to a close despite the Bullish USDA Report.

Ukraine wins this war with russia. of course, thats what the biden administration wants to happen. folk on the ground just want to buy their tomatoes, buy their corn, buy their ground beef, and not pay exorbitant prices for it. jonathan. >> isa, you mentioned the chaos behind you. large crowds already at 6:00 a.m. on the holiday itself. do we anticipate today potentially being another messy one at the airports? is it going to spill over into tomorrow, as well? >> reporter: definitely. i mean, ju...