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As fertiliser for their crops. the rain as fertiliserfor their crops. the rain pours in venezuei this as the rain pours in venezuela this is the season to plant corn, a staple here. butjust that much of latin america the race is on to find fertiliser for vital crops. race is on to find fertiliser forvital crops. its race is on to find fertiliser for vital crops. its another country feeling the impact of russias invasion of ukraine which is limited the supply of the key agricultural supplement. 8...

Supply chain issues have been wreaking havoc on the farming industry for months, if not longer.

Russia's invasion of Ukraine, both fertiliser suppliers to Latin America, opens a race across the region.

Supply chain issues have been wreaking havoc on the farming industry for months, if not longer.

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Ukraine is one of the world's leading producers of grain. But Russia's war has hampered exports via the Black Sea. Now, the Romanian port of Constanta has become a vital hub for grain shipments. DW reports on the challenges it's facing.

The global population has become increasingly reliant on monocultures and genetically modified food.

Into food insecurity, followed by malnutrition, mass hunger and famine, and the crisis would last for years. so i ask president putin, if you have any heart at all, please, open these ports. together, russia and ukraine produce 30% of the worlds wheat supply, 20% of its corn, and 80% of its sunflower oil. thats why ukraine was often referred to as the worlds bread basket. and because of the war, the un says global food prices are almost 30% higher than the same time last year. so leaders are lay...

Soybeans behind the ball on planting, as traders see a slight pullback in prices

So i ask president putin, if you have any heart at all, please, open these ports. together, russia and ukraine produce 30% of the worlds wheat supply, 20% of its corn, and 80% of its sunflower oil. thats why ukraine was often referred to as the worlds bread basket. and because of the war, the un says global food prices are almost 30% higher than the same time last year. so leaders are laying the blame firmly at russias feet. russia has launched a grain war, stoking a globalfood crisis. us secret...