SEA urges Centre not to extend ban on export of de-oiled ricebran

Curbs have affected processors, exporters and paddy farmers, says SEA’s Chief Ajay JhunjhunwalaSince export is banned, rice bran processors in Eastern India are facing the prospect of shutting down their operations, adversely impacting the rice milling industry and reducing rice bran oil production | Photo Credit: Getty Images/iStockphotoThe Solvent Extractors’ Association of India (SEA) has …

Indian Meteorological Department has good news for wheat farmers

The national weather agency predicts normal or below normal maxiumum temperature in MarchIn 2022, wheat production in India was severely affected due to high temperature weeks before the harvest |The wheat crop, which has been estimated at a record 112.02 million tonnes by the government, may be spared by nature this time easing concerns of …

Palm posts weekly gain, market anticipates clues from industry conference

JAKARTA: Malaysian palm oil futures closed lower on Friday on profit-taking and cautious trading ahead of a major industry conference in Kuala Lumpur next week, although the contract posted gains for the week. The benchmark palm oil contract for May delivery on the Bursa Malaysia Derivatives Exchange was down 6 ringgit, or 0.15%, at 3,964 …

एग्री जिंसों की दैनिक रिपोर्ट 2 मार्च 2024

चना, अरहर एवं मसूर तेज, अन्य दालों के भाव स्थिरगेहूं के भाव स्थिर, ग्वार गम एवं सीड में नरमीनई दिल्ली। दिल्ली में चना के दाम 50 रुपये तेज हो गए। व्यापारियों के अनुसार उत्पादक राज्यों में पिछले 24 घंटों के दौरान कुछ जगह बारिश हुई तथा अभी भी मौसम खराब है। इसलिए चना के दाम …

Agri Commodities Daily Report 2 March 2024

Prices of gram, pigeon pea and lentils fast, prices of other pulses stableWheat prices stable, guar gum and seeds softNew Delhi. The price of gram in Delhi increased by Rs 50. According to traders, it rained at some places in the producing states during the last 24 hours and the weather is still bad. That’s …

Buenos Aires exchange holds grains estimates as rains bring relief to crops

The Buenos Aires grains exchange on Thursday left its forecasts unchanged for the 2023/24 corn and soybean harvest, halting a series of cuts in its estimates as recent rains provided relief to crops. The grains exchange kept at 52.5 million metric tons its forecast for the soybean harvest, while corn estimates remained at 56.5 million …