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Putin is destroying one of the planet’s most valuable growing regions, a factor which has finally led African leaders to join forces to try and stop Russia’s war, Diane Francis writes in her op-ed.
Ukraine is one of the world's biggest suppliers of wheat, corn and vegetable oil, and the July pact to open three Black Sea ports has been vital to help alleviate a global food crisis.
Six months since Russia launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine, farm leaders in the war-torn country have been reflecting on the conflict and the