Tillage farming on the farm of Andrij Patuschenko, 20km north of Kherson, Ukraine. / Andrij Patuschenko
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Philippines –
growing economy
USDA calculates that the expanding Philippines economy will require 10m tonnes of agricultural imports in 2030, rising to 13.5m tonnes by 2050.
Uruguay – sheepmeat consumption doubles
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Sheepmeat consumption in Uruguay has more than doubled in 2023 to 5.5m kg, compared with 2.4m kg in 2022 (World Beef Report).
Ukraine – wheat crop forecast
Reuters reports that the 2024 wheat crop could fall to 20.2m tonnes compared with 22.2m harvested in 2023 and well below the five-year average of 25.9m tonnes.
Australia – four-year high for cattle sales
Cattle sales through sale yards jumped to 82,589 last week, up over 30,000 on the previous week and the highest since November 2019 (MLA).
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Philippines –
growing economy
USDA calculates that the expanding Philippines economy will require 10m tonnes of agricultural imports in 2030, rising to 13.5m tonnes by 2050.
Uruguay – sheepmeat consumption doubles
Sheepmeat consumption in Uruguay has more than doubled in 2023 to 5.5m kg, compared with 2.4m kg in 2022 (World Beef Report).
Ukraine – wheat crop forecast
Reuters reports that the 2024 wheat crop could fall to 20.2m tonnes compared with 22.2m harvested in 2023 and well below the five-year average of 25.9m tonnes.
Australia – four-year high for cattle sales
Cattle sales through sale yards jumped to 82,589 last week, up over 30,000 on the previous week and the highest since November 2019 (MLA).
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