After a year of protests, India's farmers secured repeal of Government laws on changes to agriculture. \ REUTERS/Adnan Abidi
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Australia - growing concerns on wheat harvest
There are growing concerns that the grain quality of this year’s Australian wheat harvest could be affected by a La Nina weather event bringing above-average rainfall across much of Australia’s north, east and central regions.
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US beef exports to China have surged, filling the gap left by Brazil’s suspension, with net sales of 25,500t, up 23% from the previous week and 58% above the previous four-week average for w/e 11 November.
India - victory for farmers
After a year of protests and several deaths, protesting farmers in India secured victory as the government announced they will repeal laws they intended to introduce to modernise farming.
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