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Researchers confirm glyphosate resistance in junglerice
18-SEP-2018
New research published in the
journal Weed Science shows certain populations of junglerice (Echinochloa
colona) are now among a growing number of weeds resistant to the herbicide
WESTMINSTER, Colorado - There has been a lot of publicity in
recent years about growers battling glyphosate-resistant pigweed in soybean and
cotton crops. But pigweed isn't the only weed resistant to glyphosate. New research
published in the journal Weed Science shows certain populations of junglerice
(Echinochloa colona) are now among a
growing number of weeds resistant to the herbicide.
Junglerice is a weedy grass that grows in rice, corn and
vegetable crops, in gardens, on roadsides and along waterways - primarily on
the U.S. West Coast and in the South. Populations of junglerice resistant to
multiple herbicides have previously been found in Arkansas, California and
Mississippi, but glyphosate wasn't among them. Now, though, new
glyphosate-resistant populations have emerged in Mississippi and Tennessee.
A research team set out to determine the magnitude of
junglerice's resistance to glyphosate and to identify the specific mechanisms
of resistance. Their study showed a glyphosate-resistant population of
junglerice discovered in Mississippi was four times more resistant to the
herbicide than susceptible populations, while a population in Tennessee was
seven times more resistant.
Researchers identified two separate mechanisms of resistance. In
one population, resistance was attributed in part to a target-site mutation in
an EPSPS gene. In a second population, resistance was conferred by the reduced
translocation of glyphosate.
"Our research shows that integrated management strategies
are fundamental to the effective control of junglerice," says Vijay
Nandula, a plant physiologist with the USDA's Agricultural Research Service in
Stoneville, Mississippi. "It is imperative that growers use a wide range
of chemical, cultural and mechanical tools."
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Full text of the article "Glyphosate-resistant (Echinochloa colona) from Mississippi and Tennessee: Magnitude and Resistance
Mechanisms" is available in Weed
Science Vol. 66, Issue 5.
About Weed Science
Weed Science is a journal of the Weed Science Society of America, a
nonprofit scientific society focused on weeds and their impact on the
environment. The publication presents peer-reviewed original research related
to all aspects of weed science, including the biology, ecology, physiology,
management and control of weeds. To learn more, visit http://www.
Glyphosate
resistance in junglerice confirmed
Date:
September 18, 2018
Source:
Cambridge University Press
Summary:
There
has been a lot of publicity in recent years about growers battling
glyphosate-resistant pigweed in soybean and cotton crops. But pigweed isn't the
only weed resistant to glyphosate. New research shows certain populations of
junglerice (Echinochloa colona) are now among a growing number of weeds
resistant to the herbicide.
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FULL STORY
There has been a lot of publicity
in recent years about growers battling glyphosate-resistant pigweed in soybean
and cotton crops. But pigweed isn't the only weed resistant to glyphosate. New
research published in the journal Weed Scienceshows certain populations of junglerice (Echinochloa colona) are now among a growing number of weeds resistant to the
herbicide.
Junglerice is a weedy grass that grows in rice, corn and
vegetable crops, in gardens, on roadsides and along waterways -- primarily on
the U.S. West Coast and in the South. Populations of junglerice resistant to
multiple herbicides have previously been found in Arkansas, California and
Mississippi, but glyphosate wasn't among them. Now, though, new
glyphosate-resistant populations have emerged in Mississippi and Tennessee.
A research team set out to determine the magnitude of
junglerice's resistance to glyphosate and to identify the specific mechanisms
of resistance. Their study showed a glyphosate-resistant population of junglerice
discovered in Mississippi was four times more resistant to the herbicide than
susceptible populations, while a population in Tennessee was seven times more
resistant.
Researchers identified two separate mechanisms of resistance. In
one population, resistance was attributed in part to a target-site mutation in
an EPSPS gene. In a second population, resistance was conferred by the reduced
translocation of glyphosate.
"Our research shows that integrated management strategies
are fundamental to the effective control of junglerice," says Vijay
Nandula, a plant physiologist with the USDA's Agricultural Research Service in
Stoneville, Mississippi. "It is imperative that growers use a wide range
of chemical, cultural and mechanical tools."
Story Source:
Journal Reference:
1. Vijay K. Nandula, Garret B. Montgomery, Amaranatha R.
Vennapusa, Mithila Jugulam, Darci A. Giacomini, Jeffery D. Ray, Jason A. Bond,
Lawrence E. Steckel, Patrick J. Tranel. Glyphosate-Resistant Junglerice (Echinochloa
colona) from Mississippi and Tennessee: Magnitude and Resistance Mechanisms. Weed
Science, 2018; 66 (05): 603 DOI: 10.1017/wsc.2018.51
Crop losses to insects will
accelerate as the globe warms: study
by Mongabay.com on
18 September 2018
Insects already eat between 5 and 20 percent of the most important grain crops produced around the world — and new research finds that they could be responsible for even more crop damage in the near future as global temperatures continue to rise. - Insect-driven
losses of wheat, rice, and maize — the three major grain crops, which
together provide more than 40 percent of calories consumed by humans
worldwide — will increase 10 to 25 percent for every degree Celsius the
average surface temperature of planet Earth rises, according to a study
published in Science late last month.
- While
bug populations may actually decline in some tropical areas, major
grain-producing regions in northern climates are projected to be among the
hardest-hit.
Insects already eat between 5 and 20 percent of the most
important grain crops produced around the world — and new research finds that
they could be responsible for even more crop damage in the near future as
global temperatures continue to rise.
Insect-driven losses of maize, rice, and wheat — the three major
grain crops, which together provide more than 40 percent of calories consumed
by humans worldwide — will increase 10 to 25 percent for every degree Celsius
the average surface temperature of planet Earth rises, according to a study
published in Science late last month.
A team of researchers led by scientists at the University of
Washington and the University of Colorado Boulder (CU Boulder), both in the
United States, used projected rises in global temperatures, crop yield
statistics, and data on 38 insect species’ population growth and metabolic
rates to predict the impacts climate change will have on losses of the three
grain crops. While bug populations may actually decline in some tropical areas,
major grain-producing regions in northern climates are projected to be among
the hardest-hit.
“Crop losses will be most acute in areas where warming increases
both population growth and metabolic rates of insects,” the authors write in
the study. In other words, hotter temperatures will lead to bigger populations
of pests and each of those insects will require more energy, driving them to
eat more. “These conditions are centered primarily in temperate regions, where
most grain is produced.”
Even in a scenario where countries meet their existing
commitments to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions, the researchers found,
Europe, the most productive wheat-growing region in the world, stands to lose
16 million tons of wheat every year, possibly more. Eleven European countries,
including Denmark, Ireland, Sweden, and the U.K., could see increases in
insect-induced wheat losses of 75 percent or higher, the study projects.
Global maize and rice output could be curtailed, as well, as
hungrier and more numerous insects impact major producers in North America and
Asia. In the U.S., the largest maize producer in the world, more than 20
million tons of the crop could be lost to insects every year if the current
trajectory of global warming holds, a 40 percent increase. Meanwhile, more than
27 million tons of rice could be lost annually in China, which is responsible
for one-third of the world’s rice production.
“In some temperate countries, insect pest damage to crops is
projected to rise sharply as temperatures continue to climb, putting serious
pressure on grain producers,” Joshua Tewksbury, a research professor at CU
Boulder and co-lead author of the study, said in a statement.
“On average, the impacts from insects add up to about a 2.5
percent reduction in crop yield for every degree Celsius increase in
temperature. For context, this is about half the estimated direct impact of
temperature change on crop yields, but in north temperate areas, the impact of
increases insect damage will likely be greater than the direct impact of
climate on crop yields.”
CITATION
• Deutsch, C. A., Tewksbury, J. J., Tigchelaar, M., Battisti, D.
S., Merrill, S. C., Huey, R. B., & Naylor, R. L. (2018). Increase in crop
losses to insect pests in a warming climate. Science, 361(6405), 916-919. doi:10.1126/science.aat3466
The importance of rice and why it’s more than
just a side dish or accompaniment
Author: Beverley Lyons, 19 September
2018
(Getty Images)
THIS week marks National Rice Week,
a nationwide campaign aiming to raise awareness of how versatile rice is,
and what health benefits it can provide.
As one
of the most consumed foods on the planet, it forms an important part of the
diet of billions worldwide.
And it’s
not just a side dish or an accompaniment, featuring quite prominently in
several Indian recipes.
In
celebration of rice and the delicious dishes it can help create, Glasgow
Indian restaurants The Dhabba and Dakhin have put together some facts about
rice to whet your appetite…
Rice is one of the most consumed foods on
Earth, a staple in many countries around the world.
In fact, 50% of the population of India depends
on the grain for sustenance.
Archaeological
evidence of rice cultivation in India suggests that this grain was the basis of
India’s ancient civilisations, with evidence of its use as far back as 6500 BC
It is believed that more than 40,000 varieties
of rice exist with researchers working to improve its features like flavours
and disease resistance.
The most
popular rice in Indian cuisine is the Basmati rice.
Literally
translated as ‘the fragrant one’, Basmati has been described as having the
aroma of sun-baked wood and flowers.
Rice is an extremely important and integral
part of Indian culture.
In many Indian cultures, rice is considered a
symbol of prosperity and well-being; at weddings and prayers, it is an offering
to religious deities for protection and blessings.
It’s also the first morsel of solid food fed to
a baby as boiled rice or rice pudding.
The
traditional biryani — an aromatic and fragrant preparation of spiced meats or
vegetables layered with rice, is a feast to behold in itself, originating from
medieval Persia.
It is
served in the North and South of India with their own regional interpretations
using local ingredients.
In the South of India, a region Dakhin
specialises in, rice is found in plenty of dishes like the idli and dosa.
As a matter of fact, there a plenty of bread
made from rice along with lentils or coconut. This nature of South Indian
cuisine allows the whole restaurant to be gluten-free.
Why High Fashion Is Important to the U.K.
Economy
Researchers
confirm glyphosate resistance in junglerice
September 18, 2018, Cambridge University Press
There has been a lot of publicity
in recent years about growers battling glyphosate-resistant pigweed in soybean
and cotton crops. But pigweed isn't the only weed resistant to glyphosate. New
research published in the journal Weed Science shows certain
populations of junglerice (Echinochloa colona) are now among a growing
number of weeds resistant to the herbicide.
Junglerice is a weedy grass that grows in rice, corn and vegetable
crops, in gardens, on roadsides and along waterways—primarily on the U.S. West
Coast and in the South. Populations of junglerice resistant to multiple
herbicides have previously been found in Arkansas, California and Mississippi,
but glyphosate wasn't among them. Now, though, new
glyphosate-resistant populations have emerged in Mississippi and Tennessee.
A research team set out to determine the magnitude of junglerice's resistance to glyphosate and to identify the
specific mechanisms of resistance. Their study showed a glyphosate-resistant
population of junglerice discovered in Mississippi was four times more
resistant to the herbicide than susceptible populations, while a population in
Tennessee was seven times more resistant.
Researchers identified two separate mechanisms of resistance. In
one population, resistance was attributed in part to a target-site mutation in
an EPSPS gene. In a second population,
resistance was conferred by the reduced translocation of glyphosate.
"Our research shows that integrated management strategies are
fundamental to the effective control of junglerice," says Vijay Nandula, a
plant physiologist with the USDA's Agricultural Research Service in Stoneville,
Mississippi. "It is imperative that growers use a wide range of chemical,
cultural and mechanical tools."
More information: Vijay K. Nandula et al,
Glyphosate-Resistant Junglerice (Echinochloa colona) from Mississippi and
Tennessee: Magnitude and Resistance Mechanisms, Weed Science (2018). DOI: 10.1017/wsc.2018.51
Read more at: https://phys.org/news/2018-09-glyphosate-resistance-junglerice.html#jCp
Are you looking at rice profitability and yield properly?
Two combines are used to
harvest rice in Acadia Parish. Farmers in south Louisiana reported a drop in
their first crop, but many of them had an excellent second crop yield. (Photo
by Bruce Schultz)
Horizon Ag field days play up need for perspective
During recent Horizon Ag/Provisia
field days, one of the main topics was the need to look anew at rice’s
profitability and yield.
That theme continued recently
when Tim Walker, Horizon Ag General Manager spoke with Delta Farm Press. Among his
comments:
On expectations for the Provisia
harvest in Arkansas…
“We expect (the harvest to go
well) and based on some of the information (University of Arkansas rice
specialist) Dr. (Jarrod) Hardke has put out from his yield plots, things are
promising. Unfortunately, I don’t know we’ve had any field reports yet in respect
to PVL01 (from Provisia). We’re still waiting to get some of that in.
“The trials Dr. Hardke has
published in his weekly news reports certainly indicate we have some good yield
potential with that variety. That’s exciting.”
On yield and profitability…
“Our mission as a company is to
help the industry be viable over the long haul. We understand a farmer has to
make decisions based on a lot of information.
“At the end of the day, he’s
going to make the decision that he believes will be the most profitable.
Especially in times of depressed prices, that decision is often ‘how can I stay
in business one more year?’ Unfortunately, that’s the environment we’re in from
a farm economy standpoint.
“The thing we don’t want to lose
sight of is the fact that rice, though treated like a commodity in the United
States, is a food crop. So, there are taste buds and preferences in a food crop
that we don’t deal with so much in commodities like corn and soybean.
“Our message is: yield isn’t the
only thing we need to consider when talking about profitability. For us to have
a strong industry going forward we have to be aware of what people want to
purchase.”
On three choices…
“From just a true farm profit
standpoint, there are basically price points for a farmer to choose from when
picking rice varieties. There are the public variety offerings that are the
least expensive in terms of seed costs. (Clearfield and Provisia) fall in the
middle where we operate on a pure-line platform, but we have herbicide
technology in our varieties, so the price is more expensive than a
conventional. The highest price, of course, is the hybrid platform whether
herbicide-tolerant or others.
“When you look at net farm
profitability, yield should be measured relative not just to the seed costs.
There are other costs associated with producing a crop.
“When we evaluate where our seed
price is next to the alternatives, we believe on a large majority of the acres
we can be just as profitable. Or, in many cases, we can be more profitable. Our
total cost of production compared to a university-released pure-line shows that
certainly our seed cost is more. However, our herbicide costs and our newer
offerings’ disease package means the total cost of production falls into our
favor.
“On the other side of things,
hybrids will normally yield more than a pure-line platform. However, because of
the seed and other production costs, lots of times the yield magnitude isn’t
enough to make it a more profitable option.
“Again, taking the long-term
view, for the industry to be viable, we must produce rice people in the United
States want to eat as well as valued export customers — Mexico, Central
America, Canada.”
On keeping U.S. customers happy, IP, keeping varieties separate…
“In general, the problem has not
been resolved. The bulk of the rice acres, after harvest, still goes into bins
and can be mixed and mingled at various stages. That can happen on a farm, at a
drying facility or at a load-out facility for export paddy rice.
“Now, there are certain entities
that make it part of their business model to do a better job of keeping certain
rices separate from others. But, largely, there’s still very few contracts out
there that a farmer can latch on to — prior to planting or even prior to
harvesting — that he’d see as worth his while to go through the identity
preserved process.
“But more and more you hear of
start-ups pressing for the (IP) model. And there are export customers who have
come in and said ‘we want a specific variety.’ It puts us at a disadvantage,
especially in export premium type markets, because in my travels I’ve seen
there are countries doing a much better job of identity preservation.
Therefore, the rice they offer is more competitive in terms of appearance,
cooking and those sorts of things.”
On PVL01’s reception from foreign customers…
“It’s pretty exciting to bring it
to market not only for the weed control but because we’ve spent a lot of time,
effort and energy talking about quality for the consumer. Quality is certainly
in the eye of the beholder and what’s considered as high quality in the U.S.
may not be seen the same in other important export countries.
“But PVL01 is a very translucent
grain. One of the complaints from customers in years past is chalky rice.
Customers want the rice to be very translucent when they’re looking at it in a
bag. PVL01 is probably the least chalky variety released in the United States
in quite some time — probably among the top ever released.
“The Nicaraguan chalk standard is
probably the most stringent in the Western Hemisphere and it passes that with
flying colors.
“PVL01 also has a slightly higher
amylose content. Amylose is a major contributing factor in the final cooked
texture of rice. Lots of customers want rice that’s loose and fluffy unlike a
sushi-type rice that’s very sticky. Because of the higher amylose content,
PVL01 cooks a bit more loose and fluffy compared to some of our other
varieties.
“Finally, PVL01 has a very long
grain. Countries like Iraq are looking for milled rice grain at 7 millimeters
or longer. PVL01, at a 7.2-millimeter grain length, is the longest we’ve
released in a long while.”
Davao mayor
creates body to monitor rice
September 18, 2018
TO ENSURE the availability of
basic necessities and prime commodities at a reasonable price in Davao City,
the City Mayor's Office (CMO) released an executive order (EO) creating the
rice supply and price monitoring committee.
The EO stated that due to the recent rice shortage issues in various Philippine cities, there is a need to create a body to protect the city from such happenings.
“This committee will be taking care of the rice supply, rice concerns and complaints, and also the hoarding through monitoring and inspection of warehouses,” Davao City Councilor Marissa Abella said during the Pulong-Pulong ni Pulong on Tuesday, September 18, 2018, said.
The committee will conduct study on the causes of price fluctuations within the city; recommend measures to address unwanted rice price increase and supply shortages; and activate hotlines and consumers’ complaints desks.
The regular monitoring and inspection of public and private markets, stores, and rice warehouses will also be a part of the function of the committee.
Meanwhile, Abella said there is also a need to focus on rice production.
“Our supply now is only 10 percent, so maybe we could expand on the mountainous area,” Abella said.
“Dako man kaayo ta ug yuta, 60 percent of our area is naa sa Marilog and Paquibato. Why dono’t we ask technology from Benguet because ang yuta didto is not really flat (We have a wide land, 60 percent of our area is in Marilog and Paquibato. Why don’t we ask technology from Benguet because the land there is not flat),” she said. (LHC)
The EO stated that due to the recent rice shortage issues in various Philippine cities, there is a need to create a body to protect the city from such happenings.
“This committee will be taking care of the rice supply, rice concerns and complaints, and also the hoarding through monitoring and inspection of warehouses,” Davao City Councilor Marissa Abella said during the Pulong-Pulong ni Pulong on Tuesday, September 18, 2018, said.
The committee will conduct study on the causes of price fluctuations within the city; recommend measures to address unwanted rice price increase and supply shortages; and activate hotlines and consumers’ complaints desks.
The regular monitoring and inspection of public and private markets, stores, and rice warehouses will also be a part of the function of the committee.
Meanwhile, Abella said there is also a need to focus on rice production.
“Our supply now is only 10 percent, so maybe we could expand on the mountainous area,” Abella said.
“Dako man kaayo ta ug yuta, 60 percent of our area is naa sa Marilog and Paquibato. Why dono’t we ask technology from Benguet because ang yuta didto is not really flat (We have a wide land, 60 percent of our area is in Marilog and Paquibato. Why don’t we ask technology from Benguet because the land there is not flat),” she said. (LHC)
https://www.sunstar.com.ph/article/1765019/Davao/Local-News/Davao-mayor-creates-body-to-monitor-rice
Rice Webinar: Thursday
September 20
Tune in Thursday, September 20 at 3:00 p.m. Central Time, for a new rice webinar hosted by Dr. Bobby Coats, with the Department of Agricultural Economics and Agribusiness at the University of Arkansas. Dr. Lewis Ziska, a plant physiologist with the USDA's Agricultural Research Service, will discuss a range of issues related to quantifiable and qualitative rice impacts; from pollen sterility, to increased weed pressures; but will also stress opportunities, with a focus on genetic and management adaptation.
Go here to register for the webinar.
The Making of
Mochi Rice
Rice farmers see improved prospects
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Issue Date: September 19, 2018
By Ching Lee
Jon Munger, manager of Montna Farms in Sutter County, examines the
condition of a field of short-grain rice, typically one of the earliest
varieties to be harvested. Farmers throughout the Sacramento Valley are
beginning to harvest their 2018 rice crops.
Photo/Ching Lee
Photo/Ching Lee
As rice harvest in the Sacramento
Valley begins to ramp up, farmers say prospects for their 2018 crop look good,
with only minimal stocks remaining in warehouses and buyers "eagerly
waiting" for the new crop.
Growers enter the harvest season
with one of the smallest carryovers they've had since before the state's
four-year drought in 2013, said Chris Crutchfield, president and CEO of
Williams-based American Commodity Co., which markets rice domestically and
internationally.
"California right now is out
of rice," Sutter County grower Steve Butler said. "Most of the
warehouses are empty and have been since mid- to late summer."
California farmers are on track to
harvest some 500,000 acres of rice this year, according to the U.S. Department
of Agriculture. That's up from 445,000 acres in 2017, when torrential spring
rains and flooded fields prevented some growers from planting the acres they
wanted.
Despite the reduced acreage last
year, a robust crop in 2016, coupled with higher global supplies, kept downward
pressure on prices. Marketers spent all last year and the early part of this
year selling "a lot of cheap rice," Butler said. Now that supplies
are depleted, "people are anxiously awaiting the 2018 crop," he
added.
"It's always better to have
our new crop being anticipated by the marketplace because we get a lot of
volume moved in a hurry, and that's good for everybody," he said.
Meanwhile, growers up and down the
valley have been busy draining fields and readying their harvesters, while those
with earlier-maturing varieties have begun harvest.
Jon Munger, manager of Montna Farms
in Sutter County, said late spring rains delayed planting by 10 to 14 days, so
harvest is now starting a little later, and recent mild weather has not helped.
He noted the moisture level on a field of short-grain rice, which matures
earlier, was still a bit high last week but was expected to be ready this week.
Harvest of some medium-grain rice,
which makes up the bulk of the state's rice acreage, is expected to begin later
this week.
Though growers won't know their
actual yields until they harvest the crop, some have described production this
year as average to good.
"Overall, we expect it to be a
normal crop at this point," Munger said.
Luis Espino, a University of California
Cooperative Extension farm advisor, said there are concerns that sustained high
temperatures in July may have affected yields, but the heat also sped growth of
the crop, allowing delayed plantings to catch up a bit. Though weeds and pests
continue to be a problem for growers, he said, "I don't think this year
was particularly bad."
Butte County grower Ralph Cassady
said he started draining his fields last week and is about three weeks away
from harvest. Wet fields in the spring may have delayed planting, he said, but
for the most part, farmers were able to plant all the acres they intended. He
said some growers opted to fallow land in order to transfer water to districts
south of the delta.
As a member of the Red Top Rice
Growers Association in Biggs, Cassady said the rice-drying co-op currently is
"completely empty" of rice, which he characterized as
"unique."
"Last year at this time we had
quite a lot of rice in there, but it's all gone now," he said. "We're
pretty positive about it because there's not much carryover left, if any."
With market prices climbing in the
spring in reaction to the lower stocks, Sutter County grower David Richter said
he decided to plant more rice instead of corn, as corn prices remained
depressed. Though he's still about 10 days away from harvest, he described his
rice fields as looking "better than average."
"Everybody has a good feeling
because a lot of the other crops have been doing well," he said, including
tomatoes, wheat and beans. "So when you have good crops, you usually
expect a good crop for rice."
Crutchfield said while he doesn't
expect to be selling rice at the "prohibitively high" prices that
were being quoted during the summer, he's also not concerned about moving the
new crop. Even though California acreage is up from last year, it's not what it
was in 2016. And with the "lowest carry-in stocks in recent memory,"
he said he does not expect the state will face an oversupply.
"I think prices will remain at
a profitable level all season, and I think they will remain stable probably at
least until January," he said.
The upcoming rainy season will give
markets a better idea of how much rice California farmers may end up growing
next spring, and that could move market prices up or down, depending on
precipitation and water availability, he added.
In the meantime, demand for
California medium-grain rice has been picking up in key Asian export markets of
Japan, South Korea and Taiwan, Crutchfield said. Marketers also are seeing
"a lot of inquiries" for the new crop from the Middle East, another
important market for California rice, he added.
At the same time, Australia, which
competes with California, is expected to plant a smaller rice crop this year
due to drought and lack of water. Egypt, another exporter of medium-grain rice,
has "drastically limited rice plantings for the season" and is poised
to be a net importer of rice this year, Crutchfield said.
California rice does have to
contend with China, which has become a main competitor in the medium-grain rice
market, he said. Though it's the world's largest importer of rice, China now
competes with California in Japan, Korea and the Middle East. It is also
competing with California in the domestic market of Puerto Rico, where "we
are starting to see a lot of medium-grain rice from China show up,"
effectively displacing medium-grain rice grown in U.S. states such as Arkansas
and Louisiana. That Southern rice now has to find a home by competing with
California rice in markets such as Taiwan, Crutchfield added.
(Ching Lee is an assistant editor
of Ag Alert. She may be contacted at clee@cfbf.com.)
Permission for use is granted,
however, credit must be made to the California Farm Bureau Federation when
reprinting this item.
Iran-Pakistan
non-oil trade hits 642 mln USD in 5 months
Source:
Xinhua| 2018-09-17 18:31:58|Editor: xuxin
TEHRAN, Sept. 17 (Xinhua) -- Iran and Pakistan traded 1.27
million tons of non-oil commodities worth 642.63 million U.S. dollars from
March 21 to Aug. 22, Eghtesad online news website reported on Monday.
The figures display a 23.31 percent growth in weight and 19.72
percent rise in value compared with last year's corresponding period.
Pakistan was Iran's eighth major export destination during the
period. Iran mainly exported tar, liquefied propane and vegetables to Pakistan
during the five-month period.
The imports from Pakistan mainly included rice, pear and sesame.
Pakistan and India are the biggest exporters of rice to Iran.
Extreme
weather delays shipments of rice from India and Pakistan
Reporter: Antara 23
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Jakarta (ANTARA) - Director General of Foreign Trade
Oke Nurwan said shipments of rice imported by Indonesia from India and Pakistan
have been delayed on extreme weather.
"Information from Bulog said there is problem of bad weather in the exporting countries," Oke said here on Tuesday.
Based on information from the Trade Ministry, Bulog has asked for extension of import license because of the delay in the shipment of 440,000 tons of rice.
The request for the import license extension was signed by Bulog chief Budi Waseso on 18 July, 2018 addressed to the Trade Minister.
Earlier, Budi Waseso had been quoted as saying that there was no need for importing rice and that there would be no import of rice until the end of 2018. Budi Waseso also had said Bulog had more than enough stocks of rice and that Bulog has no warehouse to store more rice.
Rice imports have triggered controversy partly heated by Budi Waseso`s statements.
Observers criticized the Bulog chief for issuing such statements while signing a request for extension of rice import license twice on 13 July 2018 and 23 August 2019.
The import license was for 1 May until 31 August 2018.
Oke said the Trade Ministry approved the requests for extension because of the shipment problem over bad weather.
He said Bulog is given the charge of rice imports.
Chief Economic Minister for Economy Darmin Nasution seeking to end the controversy said rice imports are needed to keep the price of the staple food from rising. In addition Bulog has not fully succeeded in procuring rice from farmers to strengthen its stocks and domestic production fell short of expectation.
Meanwhile, Director of Center For Budget Analysis (CBA) Uchok Sky Khadafi asked Bulog chief Budi Waseso to clean Bulog from `rice Mafia`.
Uchok said Budi Waseso should evaluate the performance of Bulog procurement Director Bachtiar. Uchok, however, gave no reason for his suggestion.
Reporting by Afut Syafril Nursyirwan
Editing by Albert Saragi
"Information from Bulog said there is problem of bad weather in the exporting countries," Oke said here on Tuesday.
Based on information from the Trade Ministry, Bulog has asked for extension of import license because of the delay in the shipment of 440,000 tons of rice.
The request for the import license extension was signed by Bulog chief Budi Waseso on 18 July, 2018 addressed to the Trade Minister.
Earlier, Budi Waseso had been quoted as saying that there was no need for importing rice and that there would be no import of rice until the end of 2018. Budi Waseso also had said Bulog had more than enough stocks of rice and that Bulog has no warehouse to store more rice.
Rice imports have triggered controversy partly heated by Budi Waseso`s statements.
Observers criticized the Bulog chief for issuing such statements while signing a request for extension of rice import license twice on 13 July 2018 and 23 August 2019.
The import license was for 1 May until 31 August 2018.
Oke said the Trade Ministry approved the requests for extension because of the shipment problem over bad weather.
He said Bulog is given the charge of rice imports.
Chief Economic Minister for Economy Darmin Nasution seeking to end the controversy said rice imports are needed to keep the price of the staple food from rising. In addition Bulog has not fully succeeded in procuring rice from farmers to strengthen its stocks and domestic production fell short of expectation.
Meanwhile, Director of Center For Budget Analysis (CBA) Uchok Sky Khadafi asked Bulog chief Budi Waseso to clean Bulog from `rice Mafia`.
Uchok said Budi Waseso should evaluate the performance of Bulog procurement Director Bachtiar. Uchok, however, gave no reason for his suggestion.
Reporting by Afut Syafril Nursyirwan
Editing by Albert Saragi
Indian grain
markets prepare for rice procurement season
efe-epaAmritsar,
India
An Indian worker winnows paddy at a
grain market in Amritsar, India, Sep. 17, 2018. EPA-EFE/RAMINDER PAL SINGH
An Indian worker winnows paddy at a
grain market in Amritsar, India, Sep. 17, 2018. EPA-EFE/RAMINDER PAL SINGH
An Indian worker winnows paddy at a
grain market in Amritsar, India, Sep. 17, 2018. EPA-EFE/RAMINDER PAL SINGH
An Indian worker piles up paddy,
unloaded from a trolley, at a grain market in Amritsar, India, Sep. 17, 2018.
EPA-EFE/RAMINDER PAL SINGH
A bird sits on a pile of paddy at a
grain market in Amritsar, India, Sep. 17, 2018. EPA-EFE/RAMINDER PAL SINGH
Grain markets in the north Indian
states of Punjab and Haryana were hives of activity on Monday as rice farmers
prepared for the upcoming procurement season.
Workers unloaded paddy from
trollies and separated quality grains from chaff in grain markets in Amritsar,
according to an efe-epa journalist.
17
SEP
2018
|
|
SunStar: "DA reports P8.97-B
rice losses after ‘Ompong’ "
DA reports P8.97-B
rice losses after ‘Ompong’
BULACAN. A group of ducks swim in
floodwaters brought about by Typhoon Mangkhut which barreled into northeastern
Philippines during the weekend and inundated low-lying areas in its
900-kilometer wide cloud band, Monday, Sept. 17, 2018 in Calumpit, Bulacan province.
(AP)
September
18, 2018
RICE that could have fed the
entire nation for at least eight days was damaged when Typhoon Ompong flooded
paddy fields in central and northern Luzon over the weekend, hindering
government efforts to lower the price of the staple.
As of Monday, September 17, the Department of Agriculture (DA) said the typhoon damaged paddy fields that could have produced 435,997 metric tons valued at P8.97 billion and “equivalent to 8.64 days rice consumption of the country.”
Lost rice production in the 397,204 hectares affected by the typhoon comprised more than half, or 62.82 percent, of the initial crop losses reported as of Monday and 39.91 percent of the total rice standing crops of the Cordillera, Ilocos, Cagayan Valley, Central Luzon and Calabarzon regions, which is 995,218 hectares.
The DA, in a social media post on the account of Secretary Emmanuel Piñol, said the agriculture sector incurred losses of P14.27 billion as of Monday. This is seen to increase as reports come in from other regions.
The typhoon affected a total of 553,704 hectares of agricultural areas with an estimated volume of production loss at 731,294 metric tons.
These figures covered the Cordillera and Cagayan Valley regions. Products covered were rice, corn, high value crops and livestock.
Most of the affected rice crops were reported to be damaged and were on reproductive stage affecting a total of 212,491 farmers.
Provinces heavily affected include Nueva Ecija in Central Luzon amounting to P2.84 billion, followed by Cagayan in Cagayan Valley with P2.77 billion.
In the corn sector, damage and losses amounted to P 4.5 billion, affecting a total of 148,587 hectares with estimated volume of production loss at 281,039 metric tons.
Most of the affected crops were on their reproductive stage, which were reported as damaged.
Meanwhile, the losses in high value crops also increased to P788.13 million affecting 7,913 hectares in the Cordilleras and the provinces of Rizal, Cagayan and Isabela.
Lost production was estimated at 14,258 metric tons, which are mostly on their reproductive stage.
As for livestock, losses have been reported in the Cordillera region, with 20,316 animal heads affected (103 heads in livestock and 20,213 heads in poultry), amounting to P5.51 million or 1.01 percent of the overall damage and losses.
Damage to irrigation facilities amounted to P15.72 million, affecting small-water impounding projects, impounding dams and spillways in Ilocos Norte. (MVI/SunStar Philippines)
As of Monday, September 17, the Department of Agriculture (DA) said the typhoon damaged paddy fields that could have produced 435,997 metric tons valued at P8.97 billion and “equivalent to 8.64 days rice consumption of the country.”
Lost rice production in the 397,204 hectares affected by the typhoon comprised more than half, or 62.82 percent, of the initial crop losses reported as of Monday and 39.91 percent of the total rice standing crops of the Cordillera, Ilocos, Cagayan Valley, Central Luzon and Calabarzon regions, which is 995,218 hectares.
The DA, in a social media post on the account of Secretary Emmanuel Piñol, said the agriculture sector incurred losses of P14.27 billion as of Monday. This is seen to increase as reports come in from other regions.
The typhoon affected a total of 553,704 hectares of agricultural areas with an estimated volume of production loss at 731,294 metric tons.
These figures covered the Cordillera and Cagayan Valley regions. Products covered were rice, corn, high value crops and livestock.
Most of the affected rice crops were reported to be damaged and were on reproductive stage affecting a total of 212,491 farmers.
Provinces heavily affected include Nueva Ecija in Central Luzon amounting to P2.84 billion, followed by Cagayan in Cagayan Valley with P2.77 billion.
In the corn sector, damage and losses amounted to P 4.5 billion, affecting a total of 148,587 hectares with estimated volume of production loss at 281,039 metric tons.
Most of the affected crops were on their reproductive stage, which were reported as damaged.
Meanwhile, the losses in high value crops also increased to P788.13 million affecting 7,913 hectares in the Cordilleras and the provinces of Rizal, Cagayan and Isabela.
Lost production was estimated at 14,258 metric tons, which are mostly on their reproductive stage.
As for livestock, losses have been reported in the Cordillera region, with 20,316 animal heads affected (103 heads in livestock and 20,213 heads in poultry), amounting to P5.51 million or 1.01 percent of the overall damage and losses.
Damage to irrigation facilities amounted to P15.72 million, affecting small-water impounding projects, impounding dams and spillways in Ilocos Norte. (MVI/SunStar Philippines)
USDA
pegs India's 2017-18 Rice crop at record 112.9 MT
Commodity Online |
September 18 2018
UPDATED 10:43:34 IST
UPDATED 10:43:34 IST
India is estimated to produce a record 112.9 million tonnes of
Rice from 43.8 million hectares during the MY 2017/18 (October-September), the
US Department of Agriculture's (USDA) Foreign Agricultural Service (FAS) said
in its latest report.
Based on the yield information from the crop cutting surveys, most of the production increase can be accounted for by higher-than-expected yields in the southern states of Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, and Karnataka, and in the northern state of Punjab, the report said.
Excellent post monsoon rains (October-November 2017) supported a strong recovery in rabi rice production in southern India that had been adversely affected by insufficient rains last year.
MY 2017/18 rabi rice production is estimated at a record 15.4 million tonnes compared to 13.4 million tonnes last year, and the previous record of 15.3 million tonnes in MY 2010/11. Kharif production is estimated at a record 97.5 million tonnes compared to last year’s previous record production of 96.3 million tonnes, USDA said.
Post estimates MY 2017/18 total ending stocks higher at 21.8 million tonnes based on larger-than-expected current government rice stocks. Fueled by strong procurement and relatively weak offtake in the last few months, government rice stocks on August 1, 2018, are officially estimated at 24.9 million tonnes, compared to 23.7 million tonnes during the same time last year. Assuming that the current pace of offtake continue through August-September, MY 2017/18 government rice ending stocks are estimated higher at 18.8 million tonnes compared to 17.5 million tonnes last year.
Trade sources report rice stocks with private trade unchanged from last year’s levels. Consequently, Post MY 2017/18 ending stocks have been raised to 21.8 million tonnes (18.8 million tonnes government stocks and 3.0 million tonnes private stocks).
Based on the yield information from the crop cutting surveys, most of the production increase can be accounted for by higher-than-expected yields in the southern states of Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, and Karnataka, and in the northern state of Punjab, the report said.
Excellent post monsoon rains (October-November 2017) supported a strong recovery in rabi rice production in southern India that had been adversely affected by insufficient rains last year.
MY 2017/18 rabi rice production is estimated at a record 15.4 million tonnes compared to 13.4 million tonnes last year, and the previous record of 15.3 million tonnes in MY 2010/11. Kharif production is estimated at a record 97.5 million tonnes compared to last year’s previous record production of 96.3 million tonnes, USDA said.
Post estimates MY 2017/18 total ending stocks higher at 21.8 million tonnes based on larger-than-expected current government rice stocks. Fueled by strong procurement and relatively weak offtake in the last few months, government rice stocks on August 1, 2018, are officially estimated at 24.9 million tonnes, compared to 23.7 million tonnes during the same time last year. Assuming that the current pace of offtake continue through August-September, MY 2017/18 government rice ending stocks are estimated higher at 18.8 million tonnes compared to 17.5 million tonnes last year.
Trade sources report rice stocks with private trade unchanged from last year’s levels. Consequently, Post MY 2017/18 ending stocks have been raised to 21.8 million tonnes (18.8 million tonnes government stocks and 3.0 million tonnes private stocks).
Philippine paddy rice
losses from typhoon exceed forecasts
SEPTEMBER 17, 2018 / 7:01 AM
Enrico Dela Cruz
MANILA (Reuters) - The Philippines lost a total of 250,730 tonnes
of paddy rice due to the strong typhoon that hit its northern provinces over
the weekend, according to initial official estimates, exceeding a worst-case
forecast by 60 percent.
A man trapped in raging flood waters caused by Typhoon Mangkhut is
pictured before his rescue in Tarlac, Philippines, in this still image from a
September 15, 2018 video from social media. Aquino Lord/Social Media/via
REUTERS
The Philippines, one of the world’s biggest rice importers, had
been under pressure to boost its stocks of the grain even before Typhoon
Mangkhut struck, with soaring retail prices helping to push inflation to its
highest in nearly a decade.
The Department of Agriculture initially estimated crop damage at
about 9.6 billion pesos ($177 million), but said that may increase as more
field reports come in.
“We’re looking at about 11 to 12 billion (pesos) in agricultural
damage,” Agriculture Secretary Emmanuel Pinol said in an interview with CNN
Philippines.
“It’s not a nice figure to look at.”
Typhoon Mangkhut has swept over Hong Kong and Macau and on into
China’s southeast province of Guangdong, after devastating the Philippines,
where the death toll is likely to surpass 50.
MORE RICE, CORN IMPORTS LIKELY
Even before the storm hit, the Philippines had already planned to
import an additional 383,500 tonnes of rice this year, on top of approved
purchases earlier this year of more than 1 million tonnes.
The state grains procurement agency, National Food Authority, also
has a “standby authority” to import an additional 250,000 tonnes for delivery
early next year.
Prospects of new deals with the Philippines pushed up export prices
last week from its main supplier Vietnam.
The nation’s rice crop losses from the typhoon were bigger than the
agriculture ministry’s forecast of up to 157,000 tonnes in a worst-case
scenario.
“The rice sector could recover because we have coordinated with the
National Irrigation Administration ... to not close the irrigation systems
because right after the typhoon our farmers actually could replant,” Pinol said
in the interview.
“But for corn, it’s a sad sight. Almost all crops were damaged,” he
said. Pinol said he may recommend that the country also import corn to fill the
possible shortfall.
Pinol downplayed the impact of rice crop losses on prices, saying
there are still enough stocks in typhoon-hit regions and that the harvest
season in other areas has begun. https://www.reuters.com/article/us-northkorea-southkorea-summit-inspecti/north-korea-to-allow-international-inspections-for-nuclear-dismantlement-if-u-s-takes-reciprocal-measures-idUSKCN1LZ09F?il=0
Vinafood 2 to supply
rice for Philippine firm
Tuesday, Sep 18, 2018 16:59
In the first half of 2018, Vinafood 2’s revenue
reached nearly VND7.45 trillion (US$317 million), a year-on-year increase of 68
per cent. — Photo cafef.vn
Viet Nam Southern Food Corporation (Vinafood 2) has signed a
Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Philippine firm AgriNurture Inc to
become an exclusive supplier of long-grain rice for this company starting next
year.
This supply deal is worth US$1 billion, according to the
Philippine news website BusinessMirror.
Under the MoU, AgriNurture Inc is set to import as much as two
million metric tonnes of rice annually from 2019.
This co-operation will help address the Philippines’ rice supply
issues, said a representative of AgriNurture Inc.
“The terms and conditions of the exclusive supply agreement shall
be finalised in accordance with applicable Philippines laws, including but not
limited to, the proposed rice tarification bill,” AgriNurture said in a
disclosure to the local bourse on Monday.
As regards Vinafood 2, in the first half of 2018, the
corporation’s revenue reached nearly VND7.45 trillion (US$317 million), a
year-on-year increase of 68 per cent and its gross profit was VND659 billion,
up 3.3 times over the same period last year. — VNS
Top 10 rice producing states in
India: Rice production and area under cultivation
Representational Image
Owing to the large rice
production area of the country, preferential soil, and climate conditions,
India is the largest rice producing country in the world after China.
Rice contributes more than 40 per
cent of the country's total food grain production. According to the data
released by the government of India, the total rice production in India stands
at 104.32 million for the year 2015-2016.
HERE ARE
TOP 10 RICE-PRODUCING STATES IN INDIA
State-wise rice production in
India can be accessed from the website of the Ministry of Statistics and
Programme Implementation. Rice is mainly produced in the regions, such as West
Bengal, Uttar Pradesh, Andhra Pradesh, and Punjab.
On the basis of rice produced in
tonnes during 2015-2016, the top 10 Indian states are:
1. West Bengal
West Bengal is the largest rice
producing state in India. Almost half of its arable land is under rice
cultivation. In the fiscal year 2016, the state produced about 15.75 million
tonnes of rice over 5.46 million hectare cultivable area.
2. Uttar Pradesh
Uttar Pradesh is the second
largest rice producing state with almost 5.86 million hectare land under rice
cultivation producing about 12.5 million tonnes of rice.
3. Punjab
The third largest rice producing
state in the country is Punjab which produced about 11.82 million tonnes of
rice during 2015-2016. The area on which rice was cultivated in the state
amounted to 2.97 million hectares.
FOLLOWING
ARE THE STATES WITH THE RICE PRODUCTION (IN MILLION TONNES) AND AREA UNDER RICE
CULTIVATION (IN MILLION HECTARES):
Rank
|
State
|
Rice
Production in million tonnes
|
Area
under rice cultivation in million hectares
|
4
|
Tamil Nadu
|
7.98
|
2.04
|
5
|
Andhra Pradesh
|
7.49
|
2.16
|
6
|
Bihar
|
6.5
|
3.21
|
7
|
Chhattisgarh
|
6.09
|
3.82
|
8
|
Odisha
|
5.87
|
3.94
|
9
|
Assam
|
5.14
|
2.46
|
10
|
Haryana
|
4.14
|
1.35
|
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India’s 2018-19 foodgrain target to
top 285 mt
NEW DELHI, SEPTEMBER 18
The government has set a foodgrain target of 285.2 million
tonnes (mt) for 2018-19, which is marginally higher than the expected
production in 2017-18, the agriculture ministry said here on Tuesday.
As per the fourth advance estimates released by the Government
last month, the foodgrain harvest in 2017-18 would be around 284.83 mt, aided
by record production in staple as well as other mainline crops.
While 2018-19 rice production target is 113 mt as against 112.91
mt projected for the previous year, wheat yield is set at 100 mt, a touch
higher than 99.7 mt expected in 2017-18.
“Cutting across all States, standing kharif crop looks very
good, indicating the harvest this year is going to be good,” agriculture
secretary Shobhana K Pattanayak said on the sidelines of the national
conference on agriculture for rabi campaign 2018-19.
Pulses, oilseeds cultivation
According to him, the ministry has drawn up a plan to bring an
additional 1.8 million hectares of rice fallow land under pulses and oilseeds
cultivation during rabi season. This is in addition to 1.2 million hectares
rice fallow area brought under oilseeds and pulses cultivation last rabi
season, and thus the total fallow area used for the rabi cultivation would be
three million hectares.
“There are about 11 million hectares fallow left a year – 8
million hectares in eastern parts of the country and 3 million hectares in the
south,” said agriculture commissioner SK Malhotra. “The idea is to help use
this land left unplanted during rabi season to grow crops which are important
to us, such as oilseeds and pulses,” Malhotra said. The crops that are expected
to be grown are pulses crops such as urad, moong and gram as well as mustard,
linseed and sesamum as oil crops.
The pulses production targeted for 2018-19 is 25 mt, while
oilseeds output in sight is 36 mt, nearly 15 per cent more than the expected
production of 31.31 mt in 2017-18.
Pest attack
Even though fall army worm infestation in parts of Karnataka,
Andhra Pradesh and Telangana may bring down maize output, the yield is expected
to be around 28 mt, which is marginally lower than a record 28.72 mt eyed for 2017-18.
Similarly, the targeted cotton production in the current year is
35.5 million bales of 170 kg each as against 34.9 million bales expected in
2017-18. The ministry, on the other hand, has anticipated a fall in sugarcane
production to 355 mt, which is contrary to the expectations of industry. The
sugarcane output in 2017-18 is estimated at 377 mt.
Rice Prices
as on :
18-09-2018 12:33:59 PM
Arrivals in tonnes;prices in
Rs/quintal in domestic market.
Arrivals
|
Price
|
|||||
Current
|
%
change |
Season
cumulative |
Modal
|
Prev.
Modal |
Prev.Yr
%change |
|
Rice
|
||||||
Azamgarh(UP)
|
1300.00
|
8.33
|
9170.00
|
2260
|
2265
|
7.62
|
Gondal(UP)
|
128.00
|
2.4
|
10063.50
|
2290
|
2285
|
8.02
|
Agra(UP)
|
102.00
|
7.37
|
3049.00
|
2520
|
2540
|
-4.91
|
Barabanki(UP)
|
81.00
|
-22.86
|
440.00
|
2360
|
2290
|
9.26
|
Aligarh(UP)
|
80.00
|
6.67
|
2355.00
|
2500
|
2520
|
-2.34
|
Jorhat(ASM)
|
65.00
|
58.54
|
484.00
|
3200
|
3200
|
14.29
|
Indus(Bankura Sadar)(WB)
|
65.00
|
8.33
|
3770.00
|
2800
|
2800
|
9.80
|
Kalipur(WB)
|
54.00
|
-22.86
|
2781.00
|
2450
|
2450
|
6.52
|
Dadri(UP)
|
50.00
|
400
|
844.00
|
2730
|
2670
|
14.95
|
Barhaj(UP)
|
50.00
|
-16.67
|
904.00
|
2240
|
2230
|
-
|
Basti(UP)
|
41.50
|
-40.71
|
2884.50
|
2170
|
2120
|
2.60
|
Cachar(ASM)
|
40.00
|
-50
|
4100.00
|
2400
|
2400
|
9.09
|
Jayas(UP)
|
36.00
|
44
|
2025.50
|
2000
|
2000
|
2.56
|
Kandi(WB)
|
35.00
|
20.69
|
460.00
|
2510
|
2700
|
-
|
Allahabad(UP)
|
30.00
|
-40
|
538.00
|
2310
|
2300
|
-
|
Khalilabad(UP)
|
30.00
|
NC
|
1149.50
|
2145
|
2160
|
-
|
Lakhimpur(UP)
|
30.00
|
NC
|
544.00
|
2270
|
2250
|
4.61
|
Bharthna(UP)
|
30.00
|
50
|
6536.00
|
2470
|
2450
|
-
|
Saharanpur(UP)
|
28.00
|
7.69
|
1179.00
|
2770
|
2770
|
17.12
|
Gajol(WB)
|
24.20
|
1.26
|
1501.10
|
3650
|
3450
|
25.86
|
Sitapur(UP)
|
24.00
|
-
|
24.00
|
2285
|
-
|
2.28
|
Sirsaganj(UP)
|
20.00
|
11.11
|
957.00
|
2790
|
2780
|
18.72
|
Alipurduar(WB)
|
20.00
|
NC
|
880.00
|
2800
|
2800
|
21.74
|
Dhekiajuli(ASM)
|
18.00
|
-18.18
|
314.00
|
2300
|
2400
|
NC
|
Wansi(UP)
|
18.00
|
-21.74
|
608.00
|
2110
|
2115
|
-
|
Sahiyapur(UP)
|
17.50
|
25
|
2478.00
|
2165
|
2175
|
-
|
Muzzafarnagar(UP)
|
16.50
|
57.14
|
43.50
|
2765
|
2775
|
-
|
Farukhabad(UP)
|
16.00
|
88.24
|
307.40
|
2350
|
2400
|
6.33
|
Fatehabad(UP)
|
14.00
|
115.38
|
90.80
|
2400
|
2350
|
-
|
Rampur(UP)
|
14.00
|
-33.33
|
355.50
|
2580
|
2385
|
-
|
Robertsganj(UP)
|
12.50
|
38.89
|
546.80
|
2215
|
2225
|
12.15
|
Vilthararoad(UP)
|
10.00
|
NC
|
690.00
|
2190
|
2190
|
1.86
|
Paliakala(UP)
|
10.00
|
-9.09
|
1083.60
|
2280
|
2280
|
-
|
Ranaghat(WB)
|
8.20
|
-1.2
|
270.42
|
3500
|
3400
|
52.17
|
Khurja(UP)
|
8.00
|
-30.43
|
849.50
|
2610
|
2610
|
-
|
Madhoganj(UP)
|
8.00
|
-23.81
|
126.80
|
2250
|
2240
|
-
|
Champadanga(WB)
|
8.00
|
-33.33
|
516.00
|
3200
|
3200
|
16.36
|
Kishunpur(UP)
|
7.00
|
NC
|
114.00
|
1800
|
1800
|
-
|
Chitwadagaon(UP)
|
7.00
|
NC
|
288.20
|
2100
|
2100
|
-1.41
|
Raath(UP)
|
7.00
|
-41.67
|
54.00
|
2000
|
1900
|
-
|
Jahangirabad(UP)
|
4.00
|
14.29
|
160.50
|
2650
|
2625
|
12.77
|
Sehjanwa(UP)
|
4.00
|
33.33
|
89.50
|
2160
|
2160
|
-
|
Ruperdeeha(UP)
|
4.00
|
NC
|
104.00
|
1800
|
1800
|
-
|
Mirzapur(UP)
|
3.50
|
-12.5
|
773.50
|
2180
|
2190
|
-
|
Melaghar(Tri)
|
3.00
|
NC
|
17.50
|
2700
|
2850
|
10.20
|
Chhibramau(Kannuj)(UP)
|
3.00
|
-25
|
441.50
|
2300
|
2300
|
2.68
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Tundla(UP)
|
2.50
|
47.06
|
144.30
|
2520
|
2515
|
-
|
Shikohabad(UP)
|
2.00
|
-60
|
17.00
|
2870
|
2920
|
-
|
Bangarmau(UP)
|
1.50
|
7.14
|
42.20
|
2275
|
2300
|
10.98
|
Chandoli(UP)
|
1.40
|
NC
|
236.60
|
2260
|
2225
|
-
|
Khair(UP)
|
1.00
|
-50
|
1181.00
|
2550
|
2550
|
NC
|
Khairagarh(UP)
|
0.80
|
NC
|
103.50
|
2560
|
2560
|
1.59
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Achnera(UP)
|
0.60
|
NC
|
11.60
|
2560
|
2550
|
0.39
|
Published
on September
18, 2018
India targets
slight increase in 2018-19 foodgrain output
NEW DELHI, SEPTEMBER 18, 2018 22:23 IST
M.P., Gujarat likely to opt for
new payment scheme
Despite patchy rainfall in some parts, the Agriculture Ministry has set
a foodgrain production target of 285.2 million tonnes for 2018-19, a marginal
increase from the previous year’s harvest of 284.8 million tonnes.
Rainfall deficit during the current monsoon season is now at
10%, according to the Indian Meteorological Department.
“Some areas got extra rainfall, some areas were deficient. But
in spite of the patchy rains, we are expecting that the overall production will
still be good for the kharif season,” Minister of State for Agriculture Parshottam
Rupala told participants at the Ministry’s annual conference on strategies for
the rabi, or winter crop season, on Tuesday.
The 2018-19 targets for rice, at 113 million tonnes, and wheat,
at 100 million tonnes, are marginally higher than last year’s harvest. However,
the targets for pulses, coarse cereals and maize are slightly lower.
‘Balanced targets’
“Targets should be balanced, not too high,” Agriculture
Commissioner S.K. Malhotra told The
Hindu. “We must produce enough to address food and nutrition
security needs, but we must also address the income security of farmers. If
targets are too high, and there is excess production, farmers will suffer,” he
said, adding that there was a need to improve access to export markets in the
case of high production.
Over the last two years of normal monsoons and record harvests,
prices of several commodities have crashed, hurting many farmers. The
government has ramped up procurement of pulses and oilseeds in an effort to
ensure that more farmers receive the minimum support price (MSP) for these
crops even as the market rates fall, but that has led to a shortage of storage
capacity.
“We are holding 44 lakh tonnes of pulses, 57 lakh tonnes including
oilseeds,” S.K. Verma, executive director of the National Agricultural
Cooperative Marketing Federation of India (NAFED), said. “In States like
Rajasthan, Maharashtra, Gujarat and Madhya Pradesh, there is no space left in
the godowns.” Warehouse capacity is making some States consider the new Central
scheme to pay oilseed farmers the cash differential between MSP and market
prices. A ministry official told The
Hindu that Madhya Pradesh and Gujarat have expressed interest
in opting for the scheme, which was approved by the Union Cabinet as part of a
wider ₹15,053 crore procurement policy.
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- Rice Bran Wax Market forecasts for 5 years at the side of historical statistics of all the mentioned segments, sub-segments, and the regional markets.
- Competitive landscaping maping the key trends.
- Major company profiling with their detailed strategies, financials, and recent developments.
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