That compares to soybean acreage of 21.225 million and corn acreage of 247.821 million in 246.012.
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The NBS said planned corn acreage will drop 4 percent, while soybean acreage will climb 8.1 percent.
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Acreage Holders will receive an immediate payment of $300 million, or about $2.55 per Acreage subordinate voting share.
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The acreage, which is being bought from Double Eagle Energy Permian LLC, will add about 71,000 net acres to Parsley's Midland basin acreage portfolio, bringing total Permian Basin net acreage to about 227,000 acres, the company said.
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Parsley said the deal, which includes undeveloped acreage and producing oil and gas properties, would add about 71,2000 net acres to its acreage in the Midland Basin, bringing its total acreage in the Permian Basin to about 238,2100 acres.
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Agriculture Department figures show that 13 percent of total corn acreage and almost 6 percent of soy acreage went unplanted this year.
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It has not been a lot — cab franc acreage accounts for less than a third of riesling acreage — but enough to notice.
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That's 13 percent of the total corn acreage in the United States that went unplanted, and nearly 6 percent of total soy acreage.
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Pioneer Resources says it has the largest acreage in the prolific Spraberry/Wolfcamp section of the Permian and low average royalty and acreage costs.
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Separately, Occidental said it would sell remote acreage in the Permian for $600 million to undisclosed buyers and acquire other acreage closer to existing wells.
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Analysts had pegged soybean acreage at 47.7003 million and corn acreage at 247.700 million, based on the average of estimates given in a Reuters poll.
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The USDA surprised the market with its June 27.993 acreage report in which it pegged corn plantings well above trade expectations and soybean acreage lower than anticipated.
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The USDA surprised the market with its June 28 acreage report in which it pegged corn plantings well above trade expectations and soybean acreage lower than anticipated.
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BHP said divestment of a small portion of the onshore Hawkville acreage was completed in the September 2017 quarter, with "work underway" to exit the remaining acreage.
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BHP last month said divestment of a small portion of onshore shale acreage was completed in the September 2017 quarter, with "work underway" to exit the remaining acreage.
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China included cutting corn acreage and lifting soybean acreage in a five-year plan issued in 2016, part of the country's efforts to overhaul the world's largest agriculture sector.
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In April, Smiths Falls, Ontario-based Canopy said it would pay $3.4 billion in cash and stock for New York-headquartered Acreage, giving Acreage investors $300 million in cash upfront.
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Interior's draft environmental review references the acreage limitation, but fails to acknowledge its fantasy, blithely suggesting that not all support facilities need to be counted against the statutory acreage ceiling.
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Lance Honig, crops chief at the USDA's National Agricultural Statistics Service posted on Twitter that the government will resurvey acreage in 14 states and may release updated acreage totals on Aug. 12.
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Total hemp acreage in the U.S. was at 723,176 acres, up from 25,713 in 2017, the advocacy group Vote Hemp estimates, and the acreage should be considerably higher in the coming years.
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For corn and soybean acreage, the two major reports the market looks to during the year are Prospective Plantings, released at the end of March, and June Acreage, at the end of June.
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But organic farming's influence goes far beyond that 1% acreage.
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Much of the Midland's top acreage got purchased in 2014.
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The agency is due to issue acreage report on Friday.
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"Large, contiguous blocks of acreage are strategic," he told investors.
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But while demand for taro has increased, acreage has not.
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But why wait to have flat acreage over your head?
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The United States had the highest acreage, followed by Brazil.
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We cannot afford a crop problem with the lower acreage.
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The rest of the acreage was a plasticky green mat.
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In spite of the smaller acreage, production has gone up.
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In spite of the smaller acreage, production has gone up.
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The rising soy acreage is seeded with China in mind.
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Canopy Growth and Acreage were not immediately available for comment.
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Traders are waiting for the U.S. Department of Agriculture to release updated acreage estimates for grains next month, after the June acreage report was considered to be an overestimate of how much was planted.
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Like the acreage offered for lease, the acreage actually leased by energy companies on federal lands hit its highest level last year since 2012, the height of the initial fracking boom in the United States.
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Farmers' usable acreage has been reduced, and there's no going back.
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The combined acreage of the new monuments will be 201,876 acres.
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They may also prompt growers to devote additional acreage to corn.
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"Chevron's Permian acreage will out-compete Rosebank for capital," Kapadia said.
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That's nearly three times the acreage added by any other president.
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The New York City–based Acreage currently operates in 11 states.
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Buyers of Permian acreage are moving quickly to tap their holdings.
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In all four, some acreage would be subject to operating restrictions.
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Acreage Holdings has well over 250 employees, a company spokesperson said.
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Pea acreage is up 400 percent in the last quarter century.
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In June, Marathon Oil Corp said it would spend about $888 million to acquire STACK acreage and Devon Energy Corp said it would sell Texas acreage to Pioneer Natural Resources and an undisclosed buyer for $858 million.
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The new rule on cutting the acreage size will effectively force state firms which control most of the prospective oil and gas deposits to cede some of their acreage, said a government official involved in the reform.
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Shell, Total, ConocoPhillips, Lundin Petroleum and ExxonMobil were among those awarded acreage.
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Some recent acreage deals in the Permian have eclipsed $50,000 per acre.
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N) said it would sell Texas acreage to Pioneer Natural Resources (PXD.
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By 2100, annual acreage burned in wildland fires could increase six-fold.
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The total worldwide acreage of genetically modified crops fell slightly in 22015.
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It also could encourage more Brazilian farmers to expand acreage of soybeans.
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That summer, U.S. soybean acreage rose 6.4 million acres on the year.
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Lease 2628, for example, was only 28500 percent of the available acreage.
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Acreage itself also represents the quakes and shifts within the cannabis industry.
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Acreage in the Permian Basin can cost nearly 22020 times that much.
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They simply lost their acreage for one reason, and one reason only.
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The two firms each hold 50-percent stakes in all the acreage.
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Bidding in consortiums would allow the integrated oil companies to focus on acreage that complemented their holdings, such as that in the Permian, while the private equity firms would take on gas-rich acreage in the Haynesville formation.
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European companies have been especially interested in U.S. offshore acreage up for lease.
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Simply, they issue stock to pay for low cost acreage in premium locations.
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The biggest decline, both in percentage terms and total acreage, was in 2013.
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That acreage shrank for black or African-American operators over the same period.
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The infrastructure development delays Apache's ability to tap its best acreage for now.
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We continue to ramp up our production from our core acreage, Gerges said.
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It will also grant Acreage access to Canopy vault of brands including Tweed.
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Corn futures dropped despite widespread belief the actual acreage figure was considerably lower.
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He added that until the USDA releases its revised acreage report on Aug.
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Canopy's plans to buy Acreage could lead to another wave of consolidation too.
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On average, acreage has contracted by 27 percent over the past five years.
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Reuters had reported on Wednesday that Canopy and Acreage were nearing a deal.
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He also noted that drillers are burning through their best, lowest-cost acreage.
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Anadarko's acreage is next to Chevron's on the Texas-New Mexico state line.
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On criminal-justice reform:Weld is on the board of cannabis company Acreage Holdings.
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Almost 90% of our nation's offshore acreage is off-limits to energy production.
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Prices have been supported by cuts to acreage over the past two years.
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Only three blocks leased were more than a few miles from existing acreage.
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The government allows companies to drill on a little under half that acreage.
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"The increase of acreage is into the forest," he said in an interview.
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Monsanto's GM cotton seed technology now dominates 90 percent of India's cotton acreage.
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Now the company is approaching the acreage with a manufacturing mindset, Gjervik said.
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Acreage Holdings eliminated 40 positions after a strategic review of the company's spending.
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Even as they balloon in acreage and asset count, they grow more empty.
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IT'S BEEN OUT THERE ABOUT THE CORN AND SOYBEAN ACREAGE ISSUE IN BRAZIL.
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Now that oil prices are climbing, virtually all of Diamondback's acreage is profitable.
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N) said it would sell its Texas acreage to Pioneer Natural Resources Co (PXD.
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In his rare downtime, he enjoys team roping and doing chores around his acreage.
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But the main prize is its vast acreage in the Permian's rich Delaware basin.
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Exxon paid nearly $7 billion in February to double its acreage in the Permian.
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Exxon Mobil doubled its acreage in the Permian in a deal earlier this year.
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"This is development-ready, top tier acreage," Davies told analysts on a conference call.
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The group has seven founding companies, including Acreage Holdings, where he's on the board.
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The focus is still on evaluating current acreage rather than looking for new prospects.
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That is up about 25 percent in terms of acreage from a year ago.
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Understanding what happens on that acreage is complicated—for individual farmers and agricultural conglomerates.
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Much of the Permian acreage is near EOG's existing well locations and pipeline infrastructure.
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So to create forest diversity, most biologists maintain that clear-cutting acreage is necessary.
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Acreage Holdings eliminated 40 workers after a strategic review in February, Business Insider reported.
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I only sold this mower when I moved to a home with more acreage.
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Soybeans also are taking acreage from wheat, which has struggled on the export market.
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Radiator Springs Racers is one of the largest rides in Disneyland based on acreage.
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Some people think it needs to have animals, that it needs to have acreage.
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Emerson would soon after invite Thoreau to build his writer's retreat on this acreage.
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While the Permian Basin has some of the best acreage, there could be a downside.
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They also were working to update the total acreage burned by the fire, Hartman said.
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Monsanto's GM cotton seed technology went on to dominate 90 percent of India's cotton acreage.
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Canopy's acquisition of Acreage will go into full effect once cannabis has been legalized federally.
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He believes future consolidation will be driven by efforts to more efficiently develop Permian acreage.
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Obviously it's important for us to cover the acreage that is representative of our clients.
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Gerlach added progress numbers will likely be more accurate once the acreage report comes out.
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The grain market is awaiting the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) acreage report on Aug.
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Futures traders have been holding their breath since the USDA acreage report in late June.
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He already exceeded the land and water acreage of his successors before Thursday evening's announcement.
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Farmers also could increase their corn acreage but the corn-based ethanol industry is struggling.
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Other shale firms are selling acreage or service arms to finance production and cover dividends.
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The federal Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) pays farmers to return tilled acreage to native plants.
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Overall, U.S. wheat acreage is lower this year and the crop in Australia is struggling.
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But a March soy rally has not always enticed farmers to boost their soybean acreage.
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Canada has vast forested acreage, most of it provincially managed "crown" land rather than private.
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Some of the acreage on which Sessions owns oil rights borders a federal wildlife preserve.
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This swathe of undeveloped land around London's perimeter contains a fifth of the city's acreage.
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According to the trade, the 2016 June acreage report could present extremes for both crops.
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We are calling for a go slow in terms of increasing the acreage under tea.
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Still, the group's yearly acreage tallies are widely cited, even sometimes by critics of biotechnology.
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A continuing drought will lead to a reduction in the acreage we can reliably irrigate.
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It's understandable why Acreage had hoped to get an ad shown during the big game.
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And Acreage has created a lot of buzz due to Boehner's involvement with the company.
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With tremendous floor area and a lot of acreage, a big, big school, good school.
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Until China expands its soy acreage or finances cultivation elsewhere, American soy exports look safe.
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Drought and suburban sprawl leave beekeepers with less open acreage for their bees to forage.
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After viewing the memo, Business Insider reached out to Acreage directly to confirm the details.
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Corn acreage was seen falling to 89.996 million acres, just 213.80,22016 greater than soybean intentions.
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OUTDOOR SPACE: The acreage is gently sloping, with a small orchard and a vegetable garden.
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Qado and RCMA hope to fill this supply gap and profit from high and volatile local power and gas prices, with Qado seeking to pick up gas acreage in Queensland either from companies looking to pare their portfolios or acreage being released by the state.
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Boehner linked to a press release from Acreage Holdings announcing both he and former Massachusetts Gov.
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Analysts say those assets, along with acreage in other parts of the U.S., shouldn't be overlooked.
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The sheer acreage it covered made it one of the largest wildfires in the state's history.
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The acreage currently produces 1,400 barrels of oil equivalent per day (boe/d) from vertical wells.
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Companies with offshore acreage and exploration ambitions in South Africa include Total , Eni, Sasol and ExxonMobil.
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Wheat turned upward as Canadian acreage numbers were released, and the numbers were lower than expected.
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The company plans to immediately boost spending on the new acreage by adding a drilling rig.
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The company has also amassed a large acreage to explore, with stakes in 156 production licences.
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"Consolidating acreage is going to be extremely meaningful," said Brook Papau, managing director of RS Energy.
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USDA also pegged total wheat acreage at 47.821 million, up from 46.012 million a year earlier.
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Chesapeake said on Thursday it expected to sell "selected" Haynesville Shale acreage, located in northwest Louisiana.
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Acreage in Argentina, the third-largest grower, increased to 1 percent, at about 20153 million acres.
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Exxon Mobil, ENI and France's Total all recently submitted applications for exploration acreage in Cypriot waters.
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We wanted acreage, at least three bedrooms and an office space, and a better school district.
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Exxon and U.S. rival Chevron have both acquired large acreage in the Permian in recent years.
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Statoil and Total have bought exploration acreage in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico in recent months.
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The demand for West Texas acreage has sent land prices soaring in the last two years.
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Mr. Knopf had decided to reduce his corn and sorghum acreage because soybean prices looked favorable.
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The company has identified 250,22016 drilling locations on its acreage, according to a recent Morningstar report.
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Cultivated acreage in Canada is double that, and in China's Yunnan province, 10,000 farmers grow it.
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Based on their crops and acreage, he provides bees, materials and consulting time to answer questions.
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And historically, they have promoted small-scale farming by having an acreage limit on cannabis farms.
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Acreage Holdings, a cannabis cultivator and retailer, eliminated 40 positions last week, Business Insider first reported.
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And how much of what was then mostly barren acreage should be denied to future developers?
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Late last year, it tried unsuccessfully to divest its Ohio acreage, two of the sources said.
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Statoil on Monday was awarded oil exploration acreage offshore Mexico in partnership with BP and Total.
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"This is 2008 for the cannabis industry," said Kevin Murphy, chairman and CEO of Acreage Holdings.
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USDA's June acreage report revealed that soybean and particularly corn plantings were heavier than originally thought.
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"From a fire perspective it is hard to classify them purely by acreage," Captain Kurtz said.
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One such corporation is Acreage Holdings — which employs former House Speaker John Boehner on its board.
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Acreage is far from the only publicly-traded cannabis company to eliminate positions in recent months.
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The company has also amassed a large acreage to explore, with stakes in 156 production licenses.
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Current production from acreage sold to an undisclosed buyer for $423 million is about 22,000 boepd.
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The U.S. Justice Department charged McClendon on Tuesday with rigging bids for oil and gas acreage.
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That's in part because oil drillers have found cheaper, easier places to drill on private acreage.
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The market's expectations for U.S. farmers to sow both the second-lowest winter wheat acreage since 1909 and the lowest overall wheat acreage in at least 106 years did nothing for the funds' view of soft red winter and hard red winter wheat futures and options.
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"The persistent wet weather in these areas will severely limit remaining soybean planting and increase the potential for significant declines in soybean acreage, in addition to the large declines in corn acreage that are now unavoidable," space technology company Maxar said in a daily weather note.
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Coca acreage expanded 17 percent to 171,000 hectares (422,550 acres) in 2017, according to the United Nations.
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"Now a loss in acreage of 2.2 million acres (890,000 hectares) is likewise envisaged here," Commerzbank said.
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Exxon said its shale acreage alone should see a five-fold output increase over that time frame.
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Much of the Permian acreage is near EOG's existing well locations and pipeline infrastructure, boosting its appeal.
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The acreage is not large, but after bending to pick rhubarb for six hours, they are tired.
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N) said it would spend about $888 million to acquire STACK acreage and Devon Energy Corp (DVN.
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One year later, the Mendocino Complex burned 459,000 acres, making it the state's largest wildfire in acreage.
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Acreage with more than 200 meters of water depth was most popular, with 112 parcels receiving bids.
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Dollars bid per acre and the percentage of acreage receiving bids both declined more than 50 percent.
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On paper, the economics still largely favor soybeans, and acreage could indeed push much above USDA's projections.
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In 2019, his home state is set to see acreage more than triple as tobacco sales decline.
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Ideally, Langford said, Luxe would quickly begin drilling any acreage it acquires with the fresh NGP funds.
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Monsanto projects that acreage will double this year, accounting for about 2000 percent of all planted acres.
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Surveys and maps that companies use to acquire acreage for drilling, for instance, are often not digitized.
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Our national parks keep the best acreage of American real estate off limits to exploitation and development.
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Deer farming doesn't require as much acreage as cows or crops, and there's little need for technology.
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This scenario is similar to last year, when winter wheat acreage tumbled 9 percent from 2015 levels.
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For the agriculture market, June acreage is a turning point in the U.S. corn and soybean season.
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The 282.1 figure followed suit, as corn acreage was lowered by 1 percent between June and January.
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Drillers focused on buying land adjacent to their existing acreage to create bigger continuous holdings, PwC says.
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Four California monuments that are subject to Interior's review also have Forest Service acreage within their borders.
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On wheat, the lowest acreage scenario would reduce production by 23 million bushels under current yield assumptions.
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The backup power would require over 2628 million 28503-kWh Tesla battery packs on still more acreage.
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But Allen said CBS told Acreage that the commercial was not consistent with the network's advertising policies.
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Acreage is headquartered in New York and has former US House Speaker John Boehner on its board.
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Strong Plantation Business: SD Plantation is the world's largest palm oil company in terms of planted acreage.
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SD Plantation's acreage is spread across five countries, with around 50% in Malaysia and 35% in Indonesia.
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And on an island, where 58 percent of the acreage is forests, Maria's ecological damage was widespread.
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Soybeans seemed to promise a better return, so Mr. Knopf went ahead with increasing his soybean acreage.
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A divestiture of all of that land would be among the largest shale acreage sales to date.
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It's a beautiful but tiny cemetery, a fraction of the combined acreage of East End and Evergreen.
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The reasons for the July decreases in corn yield were based on weather, conditions, and acreage updates.
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He recently joined the advisory board of Acreage Holdings, an investment firm dedicated to the cannabis industry.
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Last year, industry bid on less than a quarter of federal acreage offered for lease at auction.
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Full deployment on its leased acreage could generate up to 2,000 megawatts of power, the company said.
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Full deployment on its leased acreage could generate up to 28500,6900 megawatts of power, the company said.
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Royal Dutch Shell is just beginning to catch up, after buying acreage from Chesapeake seven years ago.
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Drillers will also need to start producing acreage swiftly and efficiently after shelling out princely sums for land.
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Around 80% of its acreage is in southern Sumatra (Lampung and Palembang), with the rest in Kalimantan (Pontianak).
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If realized, that would top last year's soybean acreage of 83.433 million, which is the biggest to date.
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During the past 20 years, final U.S. corn acreage has come in below farmers' March intentions 10 times.
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They are expanding reserves with acreage purchases, particularly in prolific fields such as the Permian Basin in Texas.
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One year later, the Mendocino Complex fire consumed 459,000 acres, making it the state's largest wildfire in acreage.
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The deal comes a day after Marathon Oil Corp said it would pay $888 million for Oklahoma acreage.
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The new land - in Martin County - is roughly 10 miles away from QEP's existing acreage in the Permian.
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China's 2017/2018 soybean acreage was seen at 7.9 million tonnes, compared with 7.16 million hectares last year.
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In terms of raw acreage, Dole represents the second-largest partner listed on Juicero's site, behind Bolthouse Farms.
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The two-year price rout has forced companies to concentrate their drilling in only their most economic acreage.
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In June, the USDA acreage report's projections far exceeded industry supply estimates, causing panic in the grain market.
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Analysts had expected USDA to show a drop in wheat and soybean acreage and an increase for corn.
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The A&D unit within an energy investment bank focuses on the sales of acreage and smaller assets.
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It said total acreage of palm oil production worldwide is much smaller than that for these three crops.
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The deeper acreage has a higher royalty rate of 18.75 percent, compared with 12.5 percent for shallower parcels.
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Double Eagle and its predecessor companies have made a fortune buying and selling Permian acreage starting in 2009.
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The government will release updated acreage estimates on March 31, along with planting projections for all major crops.
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That was an increase from two sales last year when about 1 percent of acreage offered received bids.
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Shrink the Bears Ears National Monument by 1,148,124 acres so the freed acreage can be opened for development.
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Like Zinke, Bernhardt is widely seen as a proponent of expanding energy and mining leasing on public acreage.
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Like Zinke, he is widely seen as a proponent of expanding energy and mining leasing on public acreage.
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Either that, or drillers need to be forced to plumb noncore acreage as their best wells dry up.
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The year-ago quarter included impairment charges to write down the value of acreage throughout the United States.
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Some of the reported gains in reserves are coming from un-drilled acreage, which makes them less certain.
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It sees most of its growth in the Permian, though it also has acreage in the Eagle Ford.
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Other than wine grape production, there is acreage devoted to pears, almonds, olives and walnuts, among other crops.
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Acreage for all row crops will be given, but the market will focus primarily on corn and soybeans.
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Over the past 2963 years, USDA has increased soybean acreage 12 times between March and June (reut.rs/294fxbI).
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In Colorado, farmers who once grew alfalfa replanted a portion of their acreage this growing season with hemp.
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"This is the only way that the acreage of the university was going to expand," Mr. O'Connor said.
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The third home — a 1950s-style ranch — bumped up Drake's Hidden Hills acreage to a cool 6.7 acres.
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Callon Petroleum said in April it would spend about $220 million to buy acreage, primarily in Howard County.
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The region used to be largely agrarian, scarcely populated, farms with cattle, smallish in acreage, poor in cash.
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"I would be surprised if over time we did not pick up some more Permian acreage," Williams said.
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We're fortunate to have family who lives on acreage, saving us a ton of money on a venue.
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Imagine if even a quarter of our nation's turf grass acreage were transformed into native plants and grasses.
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The final report recommends the broadest approach, allowing drilling rights for most of the acreage to be sold.
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Payments also tend to be linked to a farm's acreage, meaning that large landowners get the biggest handouts.
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According to Marcato, which holds a 2.7 percent stake in Acreage, the bid by Canopy undervalues the company.
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"Most of the harvested acreage is what would be in the path of the storm," Rippey told CNBC.
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Acreage claims it submitted a proposal to CBS to air a commercial during the Super Bowl on Feb.
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Recent leasing statistics in the Gulf of Mexico already show soft demand for acreage from the oil industry.
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Even subpar cabernet sauvignon is getting twice as much acreage as any other grape in Napa Valley, he says.
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In fact, wildfires in the United States now consume more than twice the acreage they did 30 years ago.
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If the acreage number could not give traders a convincing reason to be bearish, the stocks report surely did.
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At nearly 7,22 acres, the fire is the biggest fire in terms of acreage in Los Angeles County history.
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Denver, Colorado-based QEP said last year it would spend $600 million to buy acreage in the prolific basin.
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Newfield has a big position in Oklahoma's prolific Anadarko Basin, as well as acreage in Utah and North Dakota.
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Still, analysts aren't ruling out mergers and acquisitions of large Permian players and more diversified drillers with Permian acreage.
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That will force him and other farmers to devote more of his acreage to soybeans than expected next year.
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It was probably no surprise that soybean acreage rose by more than 6 million acres in 2188.8 (reut.rs/22026gtRW227).
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However, lower-lying zones in the area will still suffer some acreage losses as a result of the rains.
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Soybeans firmed on the USDA's smaller-than-expected acreage estimate, while wheat fell in tandem with plummeting corn prices.
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Anadarko looks appealing in part because of its shale acreage, in part because its operations have room for improvement.
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Corn prices rallied in the past week as persistent rain threatened to prevent farmers from planting some corn acreage.
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Analysts polled ahead of the USDA report expect the agency to cut corn and soybean acreage and production estimates.
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Colorado's Cimarex Energy said it is continuing to map the Meramec and move to development of its acreage there.
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Summer corn acreage will rise only 3 percent next season to 5.6 million hectares when planting starts in September.
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"Not only are they getting oil, but they've also gained access to pretty good acreage in Venezuela," said Croft.
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By 20163, GM cotton had surged to almost three-quarters of all the cotton acreage planted in Burkina Faso.
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And 333 through July is one-third higher in acreage burned than a year ago, according to Cal Fire.
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What I find most useful is I can scan over all my acreage in a short period of time.
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Parcels in Lloyd Ridge and DeSoto Canyon, near the eastern most boundary of available acreage, also saw new interest.
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There's a lot of farmland and undeveloped acreage and not all of it is covered well by wireless carriers.
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The annual APA rounds are primarily designed to offer new acreage that is located near existing or planned developments.
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Yet production has just barely slipped as drillers relocate rigs to their best acreage and complete wells more efficiently.
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It will be the 30th licensing round offering acreage in those areas and other mature parts of the basin.
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The survey, released on Wednesday, pegged corn and soybean acreage below the U.S. Agriculture Department's forecasts for the crops.
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MGEX spring wheat fell for the sixth day in a row, pressured by expectations of rising acreage in Canada.
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In the decade to 2014 the acreage of vineyards in England and Wales rose from 1,20203 to over 4,500.
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According to Terrazas, it is the largest fire, by acreage, that the Los Angeles city area has ever seen.
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But higher-than-expected yield easily offset the acreage loss last year, and the market hardly felt an impact.
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The grain stocks report will be released simultaneously with acreage, but the trade is not really expecting surprises here.
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The firm said that it plans to sell "selected" Haynesville Shale acreage, located in northwest Louisiana, according to Reuters.
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Officials say there has been a decrease in the amount of acreage burning because some fires are being contained.
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What makes this particularly attractive is that much of the acreage was not contested and lease prices were low.
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The area in question is a rural subdivision of acreage lots—roughly five acres each, surrounded by larger farms.
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The year-ago quarter included a gain of $195 million, mainly related to the sale of acreage in Texas.
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In Oklahoma, "March has the largest amount of acreage burned as well as comparable wildfires per month," Guy said.
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By allowing water to sweep over its acreage, a floodplain can reduce the river level in a nearby community.
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Since then, Mexico has conducted seven international oil auctions of onshore and offshore acreage that formerly belonged to Pemex.
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Obama has now put more acreage under protection than any other President, though the bulk of it is underwater.
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Values for Permian acreage have increased 30 percent from two years ago, according to Detring Energy Advisors in Houston.
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The largest attraction by acreage at the Disneyland Resort is Radiator Springs Racers covering six acres of the park.
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That includes proposals for restricted timing, no surface occupancy in the area, or acreage restrictions--especially in calving habitat.
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Norway's seas, unlike Britain's, are offering more opportunities for exploration, with authorities opening up new acreage in the Arctic.
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Wine School In California, a handful of popular grapes accounts for an overwhelming proportion of the state's vineyard acreage.
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In terms acreage, that fire was the largest to tear through the city in 50 years, Mr. Garcetti said.
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The federal government, of course, owns a lot of the region — half of its acreage — giving it enormous influence.
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Analysts at investment bank Tudor, Pickering and Holt said Resolute's acreage in the Delaware basin sits directly adjacent to Cimarex's.
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An ad Acreage wanted to run on medical marijuana during the Super Bowl was rejected by CBS earlier this week.
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Guyana is preparing a licensing round for acreage in both shallow and deep water for the third quarter of 2020.
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ConocoPhillips has legacy acreage in the basin, and is likely to increase production this year, too, per The Motley Fool.
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Sources also told CNBC that Canopy had been looking at deals with other U.S.-based operators, in addition to Acreage.
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The deal comes a couple weeks after Canadian marijuana giant Canopy Growth announced a $3.4 billion acquisition of Acreage Holdings.
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Chevron points out that many of the platforms are within a 30-mile radius of the two companies' deepwater acreage.
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The company holds other acreage in Mexico, including Block 30, southwest of Zama, where it plans to drill next year.
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BHP Group submitted 20 bids, including the largest single amount for acreage on a parcel in the Green Canyon formation.
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UNODC has to verify that the acreage covered by collective agreements is accurate before the PNIS can sign individual ones.
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The U.S. agricultural industry depends on estimates of how much acreage of soy, corn and other products have been planted.
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It was on the amount of acreage taken up by farms and burning, which Ruddiman said was actually much larger.
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These farms account for nearly 4% of the state's overall farm acreage, compared with a national average of roughly 0.6%.
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Meloy sold about 10 percent of the company's acreage for $403 billion to reduce that debt to below $500 million.
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The purchase roughly doubles Exxon's holdings in the basin, adding acreage with an estimated 3.4 billion barrels of oil equivalent.
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Darren is showing me the company's back acreage, where the molds of about a thousand fiberglass sculptures have been retired.
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Lakes Oil has spent at least A$80 million to prove up gas resources on its Victorian acreage, Sleeman said.
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McClendon had denied the charges of colluding to rig bids for oil and gas acreage while he was at Chesapeake.
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That's more wine acreage than France has—in fact it's more than any other nation on the globe besides Spain.
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Hammond said he also expects Continental Resources to gravitate toward more economic wells in its Anadarko Basin acreage in Oklahoma.
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The Department of the Interior this year proposed opening vast new acreage in the U.S. outer continental shelf to drilling.
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USDA said in its acreage report that farmers planted 23.39 million acres of soybeans and 25.268 million acres of corn.
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Oil companies are betting big on a continued rise in crude prices by buying up acreage and raising capital spending.
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But when directors of youth sports leagues and after-school programs became aware of Gansevoort's available acreage, they took action.
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Talks have involved scenarios where acreage would be divvied up, allowing each company to individually develop the fields, he said.
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Only three countries — the United States, Brazil and Argentina — account for more than three-quarters of the total global acreage.
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In Colquitt County, over 6900 percent of the cotton acreage was insured at the 2628 percent or 28503 percent level.
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In its annual acreage report, the USDA said U.S. farmers seeded 91.7 million acres of corn, well above market expectations.
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China wants to boost soybean acreage but its domestic soy production supplies less than 15 percent of its total needs.
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According to Marcato, which holds a 2.7 percent stake in Acreage, the $3.4 billion bid by Canopy undervalues the company.
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It is true that biofuels production has grown tremendously while acreage devoted to conservation programs for farmland has dropped precipitously.
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Continental said it sold acreage in Wyoming for $110 million in April and will use the funds to reduce debt.
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Scientists in the United States Forest Service predict that by the middle of this century, twice that acreage will burn.
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The Careys would get the ten wooded acres, and Shedd would get the acreage under and around his new home.
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And that acreage is squeezed into a space not much wider than a deli, with almost no place to sit.
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The acreage lost to fires has topped 5 million in 10 of the last 15 years, the Forest Service says.
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The title is quite the mouthful, but it's not the only thing about "Abundant Acreage Available" that's hard to swallow.
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Many landowners have opposed it despite measures to compensate them for the acreage, and have sought to circumvent the program.
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Because they don't have the family acreage yet, the opportunity is for us to buy land to lease to them.
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"During the downturn we tripled our acreage and this is the big potential Eni has," Chief Executive Claudio Descalzi said.
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Other than a new lift and some additional ski acreage in 2016, it's been business as usual on the slopes.
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Corn futures also weakened, pressured by a bearish U.S. acreage forecast, and wheat futures fell on technical selling, traders said.
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We also got the scoop on a round of job cuts at Acreage, after the company posted disappointing Q4 earnings.
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Devon said the acreage it sold to Pioneer for $435 million is mostly undeveloped and currently produces around 20163,000 boepd.
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Drillers in the Eagle Ford and the Bakken will soon have to start plumbing lower-quality acreage, in Papa's view.
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Buying up acreage and acquiring rivals is a quick way to lock up future production as old wells dry up.
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OUTDOOR SPACE The acreage is split between meadow and woods, with oak, spruce, pine, cypress, magnolia, holly and citrus trees.
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Acreage of milkweed, though, has been declining in recent years because of pesticide use and urban development, Ms. Pelton said.
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While organic represents a fantastic opportunity for U.S. farmers, organic acreage hovers at just 1 percent of overall U.S. production.
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The company behind the ad is Acreage Holdings -- which has a license to grow and distribute marijuana in several states.
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Energy firms bid for less than 1 percent of total U.S. acreage in 2017, compared with 4.5 percent in 2013.
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That would set the cost per acre at a little over $230,235, making Neverland Ranch severely underpriced based on acreage alone.
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When water goes down, farmers can easily reduce their acreage and devote more water to high-value crops like winter vegetables.
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They are just letting people go into their properties to evaluate, and it is just a small percentage of the acreage.
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Anadarko's acreage in the Permian is widely seen as the company's crown jewel and the biggest prize for the winning bidder.
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Kraft stomped to punctuate his description of the high-quality acreage at auction: soil types, ease of access, past crop yields.
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Cramer said the exploration and production companies that have sold stock to acquire additional acreage in the U.S. are red hot.
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The publication is anticipated for its updated corn and soybean planting estimates, amid widely differing market assessments of this year's acreage.
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Wheat plantings fell to 7.6 million acres, the second lowest acreage in U.S. Department of Agriculture records dating back to 1919.
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Its bidding round comes after a four-year pause when low oil prices stopped many Latin American countries from offering acreage.
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New York-based Acreage Holdings, where former U.S. House of Representatives Speaker John Boehner serves as a director, gained 2.7 percent.
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China's garlic market is difficult to track as there is no official data or clarity on acreage and no centralized pricing.
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A 2015 study co-authored by Rocha predicted that Alaska tundra wildfire acreage will double by the end of the century.
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Oasis said it will would buy the acreage, which produced 3,500 barrels of oil equivalent in November, in cash and stock.
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Wheat has particularly been losing acreage over the past couple of years, and the trend is expected to continue this year.
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The Prospective Plantings report, which will provide an updated view of winter wheat acreage and is expected from USDA on Mar.
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Corn acreage came in 1.102 million higher than the March forecast, its biggest positive change between the two reports since 2012.
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This week, cannabis firm Acreage Holdings announced two new members to its advisory board: Boehner and former Massachusetts Governor Bill Weld.
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture's statistics agency releases its annual acreage report on the last weekday in June at 11am CDT.
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The directional bias from the March intentions report to June acreage is in line with the trade's current thinking on soybeans.
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Drillers that made big purchases in the preceding quarters began using their capital to produce oil and gas from that acreage.
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The drilling acreage offered is mostly in Wyoming and includes minerals, properties Occidental operates and some land leased to other producers.
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One of the wells will be off the troubled state of Rakhine, where it co-owns acreage with China's CNPC International .
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The move allowed the company to have additional acreage in a profitable region that it already had a lot of business.
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Additionally, due to Hurricane Irma, USDA will collect harvested acreage data for impacted states ahead of its October Crop Production report.
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The resulting uncertainty over how local authorities will use their newfound power has nearly halted energy deal activity, including acreage purchases.
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Canopy said Thursday that it was paying Acreage $300 million upfront, and that the total deal will be worth $3.4 billion.
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In the Permian Basin, the largest U.S. oilfield, Exxon plans to triple production by 2025 at recently purchased low-cost acreage.
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Big offices may have moved in, but the Presidio still has an iron grip on how the historic acreage is used.
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Double Eagle Energy Permian LLC and its predecessor companies have made a fortune buying and selling Permian acreage starting in 2000.
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Soybean acreage is set to increase 7.8 percent to roughly 21 million acres, the ministry said, according to a Reuters report.
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Plots of land and houses with significant acreage and outbuildings that could be repurposed as studios or guesthouses are also available.
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Companies bid on only 1 percent of the acreage, and the winning bids yielded a mere $125 million for the government.
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Asked why it was offering so much acreage, BLM said parcels of land had been nominated by individuals and industry players.
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Building the station would require digging beneath some of the most sensitive acreage on earth and would surely draw international criticism.
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A little more than half of the acreage is wooded, with trees including pecan, walnut, beeches, maples and a dawn redwood.
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If you have significant acreage, then you should look at commercial-grade riding mowers that are better designed for large areas.
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That would set the stage for a new licensing round for offshore acreage around the second quarter of 2021, he said.
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That would set the stage for a new licensing round for offshore acreage around the second quarter of 2021, he said.
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Rival Ineos, which has the largest shale gas license acreage in Britain, has called on the government to change seismicity regulations.
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Falling wheat prices have caused farmers in key production areas such as the Great Plains to alter their traditional acreage splits.
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Trump's budget imposes a $40,000 limit on crop insurance premium subsidies, which could prevent some farmers from insuring their entire acreage.
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The former Republican Speaker of the House will join the advisory board for a marijuana cultivation and distribution company, Acreage Holdings.
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In an annual survey of about 1,0003 farmers, the mean acreage reported as being sown in cover crops was 259 in 2014.
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That essentially signals to farmers that they shouldn't cede too much acreage to other crops at the expense of soybeans, says Smithmier.
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Cimarex is an independent oil and gas producer with acreage in the Permian Basin, Cana-Woodford shale and on the gulf coast.
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The U.S. Agriculture Department's annual acreage report showed that farmers seeded 91.7 million acres of corn and 80.0 million acres of soybeans.
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By mid-May, less than half of the intended corn acreage had been planted in the United States, according to the USDA.
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Under the CAP, most subsidies are given out according to the acreage of a farm, in what are known as direct payments.
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Stringing together continuous acreage allows companies to more efficiently carry out the advanced drilling methods needed to produce shale oil and gas.
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New York-based Acreage Holdings is one of the largest multistate cannabis operators in the U.S. with a presence in 20 states.
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"We are building potentially very valuable acreage for the future while not taking our eyes off the debt reduction goal," Durrant said.
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In October, the company merged with Veritas Energy — increasing its leased acreage by about a third — and created Double Eagle Energy Permian.
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If the deal falls through, no word on what happens to the $300 million upfront cash Canopy agreed to pay Acreage shareholders.
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In the exploration and production segment, buyers have been targeting companies with premium acreage in the Delaware and Permian basins in Texas.
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Corn futures plunged Friday despite widespread belief the actual acreage figure was considerably lower and could be amended in the government's Aug.
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Soybeans cast off support from Friday's lower-than-expected USDA acreage estimate and news of a trade truce between Washington and Beijing.
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Meantime, two U.S. Department of Agriculture reports released Thursday, Grain Stocks and Planned Acreage, were mostly seen as negative for crop prices.
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In the winter planting season in early 250, acreage for corn will increase by 254,260 hectares, or 1003 percent, to 2100 million.
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The USDA's planting estimates are expected by analysts to show a drop in wheat and soybean acreage and an increase for corn.
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Endeavor is among the largest leaseholders in the biggest U.S. oil field, where acreage is coveted by the world's top energy firms.
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He specifically likes Range Resources, which he said has some of the best acreage in the country and a solid management team.
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What Hollub doesn't want to sell is the merger's top prize, Anadarko's acreage in the top U.S. shale field, the Permian Basin.
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Since then, BP has expanded the business to include acreage in the Haynesville and Bossier shale plays near the Texas–Louisiana border.
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Chris Wright, CEO and founder of privately held Liberty Resources, expects his company to roughly double its Bakken acreage throughout the downturn.
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Beijing said last month that it will further increase subsidies for farmers in northern China to help expand acreage in the region.
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He grew up on an acreage in the outskirts of Toronto—where he still resides—jumping both old-ass snowmobiles and motocross.
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According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), more than 95 percent of cotton acreage is covered by federally subsidized crop insurance.
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He said having received strong interest in the development, the state planned to release more acreage in the Bowen and Surat basins.
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The highest trade estimate on soybeans would have that acreage rising over March by the largest margin in the last 20 years.
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A proving ground is a spread of high-security acreage set aside for testing weapons and the vehicles meant to withstand them.
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Global acreage grew year over year, in many years by double digits, until a slowdown in the last two or three years.
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The bond monies then could be used to purchase as-yet unbuilt acreage; or, post-fire, buy damaged property from willing sellers.
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Should yield reach 50 bpa even under modest acreage assumptions, it could add nearly 100 million extra bushels into the ending stocks.
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In the March lease sale, companies largely stuck close to acreage they already held, and did not acquire new territory to explore.
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But their diversified revenue and larger balance-sheets allow them to accumulate acreage even as they drill at a more measured pace.
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A total of 33 firms applied for acreage in the corresponding 2016 round, including Statoil, Shell, ConocoPhillips, Aker BP and Lundin Petroleum .
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"We're not particularly surprised that CBS and/or the NFL rejected the content," George Allen, the president of Acreage, told USA Today.
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Companies with direct commodity exposure, like Antero Resources, fell to levels that ascribed little or no worth to valuable non-producing acreage.
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In Sonoma Valley, where more acreage than that has burned, he said there were 464 firefighters, including about 60 state prison inmates.
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Nearly half of that acreage was in remote Alaska, where authorities could manage the blazes with little danger to people, Smith said.
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"These are small projects that would use very little acreage, and we think the land bank will last a very long time."
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And because of steady increases in agricultural yields, total corn acreage peaked in 2013 and was less last year than in 85033.
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There have been worse this year in terms of acreage, such as one in Northern California that consumed up to 65,000 acres.
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"Compared to previous measures of exploration work commitment, the new rule makes the acreage transfer more efficient and compulsory," said the official.
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Both programs base payment levels on fixed historical acreage planting, which can be a poor match for a farm's current market orientation.
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Sitting at the center of the Chamela-Cuixmala Biosphere Reserve, Careyes has put aside a large portion of its acreage for preservation.
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The government didn't try to seize private land for the park; in this case, the Kaweah colonists didn't technically own the acreage.
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In shale, BHP recently sold a small portion of the onshore shale acreage, kicking off plans for a full exit over time.
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Then, in the 16th century, Europeans seized large territories in the Americas and quickly dedicated much of that acreage to sugar cane.
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Late last month, the Congressional Budget Office published an updated 22014-year budget plan for the U.S. farm economy, including 89.883 acreage assumptions.
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The Canadian marijuana company has a $3.4 billion agreement to buy Acreage, the largest dispensary operator in the United States, pending federal legalization.
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Back then, an excavator flanked by armed policemen destroyed sheds and historic acreage that has provided fruit and veg since the Byzantine times.
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Other large Permian oil producers with significant amounts of acreage to drill on are Chevron, Occidental Petroleum, Pioneer Natural Resources and Concho Resources.
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The proposal would expand the acreage, species or season dates at 15 fish hatcheries and 74 national wildlife refuges run by the department.
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Pioneer bought Texas shale acreage from Devon Energy Corp last month for $435 million, issuing 5.3 million shares to help fund the deal.
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Dealers said the forecast for the next few days remained wet and additional delays could lead to acreage switching from corn to soybeans.
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Annual sales of GM cotton seeds is estimated at $500 million, and Monsanto-developed seeds now control 90 percent of India's cotton acreage.
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Occidental is focused on Anadarko's acreage in the Permian Basin, the U.S. shale oil region stretching across western Texas and southeastern New Mexico.
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The possibility of farmers switching acreage from corn to later-planted soybeans have weighed on the oilseed along with U.S.-Chinese trade tensions.
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The panel also voted to increase the amount of acreage available for offshore oil and natural gas leasing in the outer continental shelf.
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The prize includes acreage in the hottest U.S. shale oil field, new offshore opportunities and a major natural gas export project in Africa.
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Chevron's tie-up with Anadarko isn't just about stitching together their Permian acreage, but the opportunity was a driving force in the deal.
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Companies seeking to gain new acreage for oil and gas exploration off Norway include Statoil, Aker BP, Lundin Petroleum, Shell, OMV and Centrica.
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Between the lines: The non-deal deal is structured to avoid obstacles that would come with Canopy's outright acquisition of Acreage before legalization.
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The company's acreage in the Permian Basin is concentrated in the oil-rich Delaware Basin in Loving, Winkler and Ward counties in Texas.
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U.S. oil producer QEP Resources Inc said on Tuesday it would spend $600 million to buy acreage in the Permian Basin of Texas.
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It has more than 500,000 square kilometers (310,686 miles) of exploration acreage in the Western Pacific, including some 19 sites in the Bismarck.
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It shows how powerful oil companies are keen to bolster their holdings in the booming Permian Basin region, where Anadarko has significant acreage.
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"The U.S. market ... risks seeing an oversupply of soybeans despite a lower crop for acreage reasons," Commerzbank said, referring to reduced Chinese demand.
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Since the energy reform was enacted, Mexico has conducted eight oil and gas auctions, awarding some 90 contracts covering onshore and offshore acreage.
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Rambo grew over this length and the state is therefore threatening removal from Thorn's care, as she has less than the legal acreage.
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Soybeans firmed on the USDA's lower-than-expected soybean acreage and quarterly stocks estimates, although gains were limited by spillover pressure from corn.
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The USDA also said that farmers planned to boost their corn plantings, but severe flooding in the U.S. Midwest may curtail final acreage.
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They develop a plan for a cost-effective purchase and long-term conservation management before making the acreage available for purchase on Conserve.org.
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Conservationists are invited to visit the acreage conserved and they receive a panorama image of their acre and the latitude and longitude coordinates.
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To be sure, it has long been drillers' prerogative to look beyond their existing acreage, said David Tameron, analyst at Wells Fargo Securities.
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At least 16 of the 32 U.S. shale companies that have sold shares this year said they were raising money to buy acreage.
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The lower acreage will result in corn output dropping to 207.5 million tonnes in the 2017/18 crop year that ends in September.
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BHP has previously explored acreage in the Eastern Gulf of Mexico, at its Sake project, in a formation off the coast of Alabama.
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Grain markets are consolidating in the run-up to Friday's USDA acreage report, which will be released along with quarterly grain stocks estimates.
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In October, the company merged with Veritas Energy - increasing its leased acreage by about a third - and created Double Eagle Energy Permian LLC.
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Exxon doubled its acreage holdings in the Permian Basin of West Texas earlier this year in a deal worth up to $6.6 billion.
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"We see unique value that we're going to bring to that Permian acreage," Woodbury said on a conference call with investors on Friday.
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Private equity-backed producers are likely bidders for 1776 Energy, given they have shown good appetite for Eagle Ford acreage in recent times.
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If applied to its entire acreage in the East Midlands, this would equate to 270 trillion cubic feet of high quality natural gas.
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture on Thursday set 2017 winter wheat acreage at 32.4 million acres, down 10 percent from the previous year.
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In its long-term projections late last year, USDA pegged 2017 soybean acreage at 85.5 million acres, up from 83.4 million in 2016.
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Last year, some 54 percent of the corn acreage increase came from the HRW states spanning from Texas to North Dakota, including Colorado.
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A clean split could be logistically challenging with acreage arrayed in a checkerboard pattern, the way drilling properties are organized in West Texas.
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The USDA pegged 2019 U.S. soybean output at 1.123 billion bushels, at the low end of market expectations, as it cut estimated acreage.
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China is now the seventh-largest producer of wine globally, and has more acreage devoted to vineyards than any other country besides Spain.
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The 2015 move was sparked initially by U.S. weather concerns and capped off with bullish government stocks and acreage reports on June 30.
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One way Mexico has boosted production of fresh tomatoes is by turning vast areas that were once open farm acreage into greenhouse environments.
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BP, Shell and Chevron were among the other companies snapping up acreage, and Reuters reports that the sale netted Brazil's government $2.4 billion.
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Coca cultivation has been soaring in Colombia, with a significant increase over the last couple of years in acreage dedicated to drug crops.
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It wasn't uncommon to see farmers shifting growing patterns or fallowing acres; new drilling rigs or freshly tilled acreage didn't excite much chatter.
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This year, Acreage announced plans to sell itself to Canopy Growth, a Canadian company that is the biggest cannabis holding in the world.
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Drawn by open-air acreage, free time and new social distancing guidelines, recreational golfers in the U.S. were playing in droves this month.
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Past presidents have altered the boundaries of national monuments, including about 19 occasions when acreage was removed from them, according to federal data.
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"Flea beetle damages are once again widespread and ... it sounds like the acreage could be down on last years initial estimate," Bodart said.
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A federal judge in 2010 sided with conservationists and ordered the agency to reassess and potentially expand critical habitat acreage in those states.
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The companies that scooped up acreage in the Permian are now focused on implementing their plans, and they'll need money to do it.
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Over the last two years, soybean acreage estimates made considerable gains in the March and June reports, though this ultimately backfired last year.
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In December 2017, President Trump cut the monument's acreage about in half, aiming to open the newly unprotected land for drilling and development.
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The death toll is arrived at by multiplying the number of animals expected to inhabit a given area by the total acreage burned.
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"Flea beetle damages are once again widespread and ... it sounds like the acreage could be down on last year's initial estimate," Bodart said.
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Marginal fields refer to discoveries made by oil majors during exploration of larger acreage but which have been left for others to develop.
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Cornell won Mr. Bloomberg's initial Applied Sciences NYC competition, in which the city offered $100 million in funds and the Roosevelt Island acreage.
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The rest - mostly the majors and a few niche regionally-focused independent companies - have centered their exploration around acreage next to existing platforms.
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Occidental acquired the acreage in several transactions with private sellers and also bought interests in enhanced oil recovery (EOR) projects in the Permian.
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"Some of the assets are prospective gas acreage that the Queensland government has released," said Andrew Koscharsky, Director for Energy at RCMA in Singapore.
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Oil companies in recent months have rushed to secure acreage and assets in the Permian Basin, considered "a sweet spot" for U.S. shale producers.
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The acquisition "fits well with our current core acreage position in the western Williston Basin," Whiting Chief Executive Bradley Holly said in a statement.
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Occidental is primarily interested in Anadarko's acreage in the Permian Basin, the top U.S. shale field stretching from western Texas to southeastern New Mexico.
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"If there's one number here that the trade is suspicious of, it's the soybean acreage," said Terry Linn, an analyst with the Linn Group.
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The administration has previously removed acreage from two national monuments and worked to open more federal lands and waters to oil drilling and mining.
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They do that by stringing together large parcels of continuous acreage, which allows them to do highly efficient pad drilling on a massive scale.
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Acreage has brought on recognizable leaders to its board of directors, such as former Republican House Speaker John Boehner and former Republican Massachusetts Gov.
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He added that in the past two weeks, the planted acreage for cotton was 10 million acres, which is far above the usual amount.
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Companies also placed bids on more prospective acreage in the East Breaks and Lloyd Ridge formations, said Mike Celata, Director, BOEM New Orleans Office.
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Chesapeake closed its acquisition of Texas oil producer WildHorse Resource in a nearly $4 billion deal in February, adding to its acreage in Texas.
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Pioneer owns vast amounts of acreage in the Permian Basin in Texas, and also has holdings in the Eagle Ford shale and the Rockies.
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In its annual acreage report on Friday, the USDA said U.S. farmers seeded 91.7 million acres of corn and 80.0 million acres of soybeans.
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Marijuana: Weld sits on the board of directors of Acreage Holdings, a cannabis company looking to roll back federal regulations, the Washington Post reports.
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Irving, Texas-based Exxon company is focusing on promising oil-rich acreage in areas such as Guyana, Brazil and the Permian basin of Texas.
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It has acquired acreage that establishes it as Canada's biggest holder of lithium brine assets with around 2 million acres' worth in North America.
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More acreage deals are in the works, including ones that involve large exploration and production (E&P) companies such as Anadarko Petroleum Corp (APC.
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Bankrupt energy producer PetroQuest Energy Inc is seeking an emergency court order authorizing its sale of a working interest in leased acreage in Louisiana.
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Mineral rights grant the holder the ability to extract hydrocarbons from certain acreage, although the title to that land is held by another party.
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As more money pours in, next year's garlic acreage is expected to increase again, potentially squeezing margins, but not by enough to deter investors.
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For years, drillers have spent more cash than they generated, borrowing heavily to snap up acreage and increase their output at seemingly any cost.
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GeoPredict: GeoPredict aims to remove the middlemen from oil and gas real estate sales, and use AI and historical data to help evaluate acreage.
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Corn and wheat were down slightly as investors adjusted positions before the U.S. Department of Agriculture's acreage and stocks reports due at 1700 GMT.
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Acreage shareholders will also receive Canopy shares at a later date, when marijuana use is legalized at a federal level in the United States.
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The prospect of farmers switching acreage from corn to later-planted soybeans because of waterlogged conditions has hung over the soybean market this week.
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The prospect of farmers switching acreage from corn to later-planted soybeans because of waterlogged conditions added to pressure on soybean prices this week.
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The drilling acreage offered is mostly in Wyoming and includes minerals, properties Occidental operates itself and some land that is leased to other producers.
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It marks the agency's first update of its views on planted crop acreage in the United States since the Prospective Plantings report in March.
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During this 2294-year span, June acreage overestimated corn acres four times more often than it underestimated them, a split of 2296 to four.
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For example, acreage eligible for the USDA's Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) fell from 37 million acres in 2007, to 85033 million acres in 2016.
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In 2015, for the first time, the acreage used for the crops declined, according to a nonprofit that tracks the plantings of biotech seeds.
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Over all, the acreage planted with biotech seeds in 3003 fell 1 percent globally to 444.0 million acres, from 448.5 million acres in 22014.
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Boehner appeared on the program to discuss his decision to join the board of directors at Acreage Holdings, an investment company focused on marijuana.
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USDA's statistics service NASS will make changes to corn and soybean planted acreage based on the FSA data for its October report, if necessary.
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"In a departure from past practices, the agency is now offering essentially all available, unleased acreage in the Gulf," said Earthjustice in a release.
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Despite its small one-acre footprint, the farm can grow roughly 390 times as much output as a normal farm with the same acreage.
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Monsanto estimated that 50 million acres of dicamba-resistant seeds were planted in 2018, more than twice the acreage that was planted last year.
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China aims to keep its cotton acreage at 3.33 million hectares and sugar planting at about 1.53 million hectares in 2019, the document showed.
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For example, if China diversifies suppliers and buys less from the U.S., countries such as Brazil may have an incentive to expand soybean acreage.
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The stream in front of his acreage was overflowing, and his driveway was submerged in a foot of water thanks to a recent flood.
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It's bigger in acreage than New York City, and has turned neighborhoods to piles of soot and concrete as it churns through the area.
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He bought nearly 160,000 acres in the late 1890s when acreage was cheap and Southerners, black and white, had to sell it to survive.
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The firm put U.S. soybean production at 3.661 billion bushels, down from 3.743 billion previously, reflecting a smaller harvested acreage figure from last month.
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The firm put U.S. soybean production at 93 billion bushels, down from 3.743 billion previously, reflecting a smaller harvested acreage figure from last month.
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Anadarko and Chevron have a 22023-mile stretch of contiguous acreage in the Permian, which should help the companies reduce production and transportation costs.
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However, the aid will "be tied to the acreage planted, making more explicit 'the bigger the farm, the bigger the government check,'" writes Bloomberg.
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Noting that some "protected areas" — like parks and wildlife refuges — inadequately safeguard biodiversity, he discourages setting acreage goals for conserving the world's diminishing biodiversity.
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Around 274, a modern-day Thoreauvian, Roxanne Quimby, co-founder of Burt's Bees, started buying up the Maine acreage her literary hero often tramped.
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But Pendley has walked back those comments since joining the Trump administration, which is not seeking to sell off large portions of federal acreage.
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Were federal law to shift to make cannabis legal, his firm Acreage could complete a lucrative sale to Canopy Growth, a big Canadian cannabis firm.
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Planetary Ventures now has rights to 1,000 acres on Ames, acreage that includes historic hangars just a couple parking lots over from the Research Park.
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Exxon paid more than $6 billion last year to double its acreage in the Permian Basin of Texas and New Mexico, the largest U.S. oilfield.
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Those leaders, particularly the politicians, have "afforded [Acreage] great success" as the company expands its U.S. footprint, which has grown to 19 states, Murphy said.
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EK: I'm gonna expose the vast acreage of my ignorance here and say that I don't know that much about the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.
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He said the large quarterly increase corresponded with a drop in typical acreage, which may suggest that it is the smaller ranches that are selling.
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Dudley expects oil and gas companies to continue striking deals and swapping acreage in order to string together continuous strips of land in the Permian.
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Beyond competition from drilling onshore in shale formations, U.S. offshore acreage must also compete with opportunities off the coast of Brazil, Guayana and other basins.
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By taking control of Anadarko, Chevron stood to acquire the driller's vast acreage in the Permian region stretching from western Texas to southeastern New Mexico.
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However, Occidental's bid for Anadarko largely boils down to the latter's oil and gas assets in the Permian Basin, where Anadarko and Shell share acreage.
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A total of 38 blocks were offered in the licensing round, the first open bid round for Argentinean offshore acreage in more than 20 years.
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At 47.5 bushels per acre, soybean production would increase by 62.5 million bushels when assuming that USDA is unlikely to adjust planted or harvested acreage.
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The agency is set to release a weekly crop-progress report on Monday and separate reports on acreage and grain stocks on Friday next week.
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"The USDA's acreage report, released on Friday, is looming ever larger over the market," said Tobin Gorey, director of agricultural strategy, Commonwealth Bank of Australia.
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Irving, Texas-based Exxon is focusing on promising acreage in offshore areas such as Guyana and Brazil and onshore in the Permian basin of Texas.
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The USDA also released quarterly stocks data for corn, soy and wheat on Friday, although the market's focus was squarely on the surprising acreage estimates.
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Democratic lawmakers have also warned the Interior Department not to extend the lower royalty rates to deepwater acreage, saying the move would short-change taxpayers.
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Corporate headquarters are the modern equivalent of country estates, spreading over prime acreage in Silicon Valley or dominating the skylines of New York and London.
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Separately, Norwegian oil minister Terje Soeviknes said he expects to name the winners of new exploration acreage in Norway's 24th offshore licensing round in June.
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Overall, more than 42,000 acres could be logged under the plan, with the remaining acreage open to road construction and related activities, according to Waldo.
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The Lilis revival started last year with debt-for-equity swaps and a merger with another troubled oil producer, giving Lilis access to Permian acreage.
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The city is in a valley surrounded by mountains, and as development has spread out, "it's getting hard to find large-acreage parcels," Seroka said.
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On Wednesday, Norway awarded 10 oil license to energy companies in the Arctic, opening new acreage for exploration for the first time in two decades.
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Oil companies had lobbied for lower royalty payments for deepwater acreage because of the projects' high cost and long lead time before production can begin.
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But severe flooding in recent weeks in key growing areas of the U.S. Midwest may cause farmers to switch up the acreage plans they reported.
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USDA also said that farmers planned to boost their corn plantings by 4.1 percent but severe flooding in the U.S. Midwest may curtail final acreage.
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The shale acreage, the jewel in the crown of the company's onshore production, will produce $5 billion in free cash flow between 2019 and 2025.
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The acreage report showed that soybean plantings came in at a record 83.688 million acres, up from the government's March forecast of 82.236 million acres.
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Wheat acreage also was bigger than expected, with the government reporting increases in both winter wheat and spring wheat plantings compared to its March estimates.
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Further, given JAG's favorable acreage position and offset overlap, along with the large % ownership by Quantum, we view the company as an attractive takeout candidate.
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And although farmers are paid, in part, based on their acreage, property data is kept secret, making it harder to track land grabs and corruption.
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But analysts' latest acreage estimates vary by millions of acres, so anyone forgetting to circle back to planted area before Thursday's report might regret it.
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Modernism has a substantial tradition of small abstract paintings — paintings that normal people, those lacking private museums or vast real-estate acreage — can live with.
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Because all that acreage already belonged to the United States, the creation of Grand Staircase didn't increase the total amount of public land in Utah.
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He also said that Aurora is looking closely at the landmark Canopy Growth-Acreage deal, and may consider pursuing a similar acquisition under that framework.
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Today, executives are using the profits from the carbon business to grow its shale business across the Permian, the largest acreage holding in the region.
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By going public with the news of a rejected ad, Acreage is following the lead of other companies that have had their ads turned down.
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In 2013, parent company Sinochem Group bought a 40 percent stake in Pioneer Natural Resources' Wolfcamp shale acreage, in the Permian Basin, for $1.7 billion.
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The average bids across all other onshore acreage in the North Slope from 2000 through 2016 was only $2023 per acre (in constant 2010 dollars).
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"The Permian acreage offers the biggest longer-term upside, with some of the best breakevens in the play, well below $50 per barrel," said Petrov.
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A fall in planted corn acreage in the United States this year, after a record yield in 2016, is expected to weigh on DuPont's results.
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The agency also noted that Heilongjiang, China's largest soybean-producing province, increased its acreage for the crop by 15.8 percent to its largest since 2011.
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In Cutchogue, Russ McCall's passion is to turn his acreage at McCall Wines and McCall Ranch into a spread straight out of the Burgundy region.
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Before the slump, recent lease sales of similar size in the Gulf of Mexico have attracted bids on just a small fraction of available acreage.
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The deal, worth around $22011 billion, based on current stock prices for both Acreage and Canopy, would create an $22011 billion behemoth, industry analysts say.
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FEMA maps of The Woodlands showed a tantalizing stretch of undeveloped land hard by a waterway called Spring Creek — including acreage in the 2006 plan.
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Their first task was to strip out everything that wasn't original, leaving mainly the thick walls built from field stone cleared from the surrounding acreage.
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These maps are not representational in any proper sense, but serve instead to structure and syncopate Mr. Bowling's washes of color across immense painterly acreage.
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So far this year, the state is already trending above 244 in terms of acreage losses and number of fires burned, according to Cal Fire.
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While that's competitive with top-tier acreage in other oil-producing regions, it ranks at the bottom of the list, said Ponderosa CEO Porter Bennett.
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If the soils become too wet by spring, corn acreage is likely to lose ground to soybeans as the planting window for corn closes earlier.
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"With the size of this acreage we can apply some of the more traditional mega-project type tools we have within Exxon Mobil," he said.
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Excessive moisture in 2008 delayed soybean planting and emergence, and the hairline move in 2004 was the result of acreage shifts from the June report.
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The place, which had been rented for the weekend, was big and plain in the sprawling style found in towns where acreage is no object.
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Speaking to reporters at this year's summit in France, he said the resort had "tremendous acreage" and buildings that could naturally house each national delegation.
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The stock fell after a disappointing earnings reportCowen analyst Vivien Azer lowered her estimate for Acreage and maintained her market perform rating on the stock.
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Under a drilling plan finalized during the Obama administration, only 6 percent of Outer Continental Shelf acreage is available for leasing between 2017 and 85033.
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Less than half of federal acreage under lease is currently producing, and there are more than 14 million acres of unused leases on federal lands.
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Earlier this year Canopy acquired one of the largest American cannabis operators in Acreage Holdings in hopes of getting exposure to the budding U.S. market.
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Expanded acreage of sugar beet in northern provinces is also seen helping lift output to around 9.5 million tonnes from 8.7 million tonnes last season.
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So far this year, the state is already trending above 2017 in terms of acreage losses and number of fires burned, according to Cal Fire.
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About half of last year's acreage came from Alaska, where wildfires hit more than 5.1 million acres of woodland and tundra in that vast state.
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While experts agree the former is an impossibility -- given alligators' mobility and the vast acreage of water on Disney property -- the latter poses an interesting argument.
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"The increase in acreage is to decrease the rice import bill and stabilise its price," Ahmed Ibrahim, a media official at the Agriculture Ministry, told Reuters.
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In spite of its strong credentials in the bond market, Diamondback raised US$490m in equity in July to buy new acreage in the Delaware basin.
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Calling it an "unconventional" producer, Cramer highlighted its "terrific acreage in very low-cost parts of south Texas," where oil production has boomed in recent months.
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"It has been quite positive under this administration," Thomas Brostrom said, pointing to efforts to remove red tape around environmental approvals and new auctions for acreage.
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Apache leased most of the acreage in the past year, securing about 182,000 acres in the second half of 2015 and 70,000 acres earlier this year.
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The analysis found that human-started wildfires have tripled the length of the wildfire season and accounted for a total of 44% of all acreage burned.
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Canadian cannabis giant Canopy Growth is close to a deal to purchase Acreage Holdings — the latest in a string of deals in the fast-growing industry.
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The company, which recently sold natural gas assets in South Texas to fund Permian drilling, hinted at disposing some non-core acreage in the Permian basin.
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Apollo reaped a four-fold return from its early investment on acreage in the Oklahoma formation known as the SCOOP, which is now crowded with drillers.
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USDA projects that soybean acreage will hit a record-high 85.5 million acres in 43, but corn area will slide 5 percent to 90 million acres.
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In the third quarter, the value of acreage purchases of $25 million or more hit $11.3 billion, topping third-quarter 2014's total of $10 billion.
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Consultancy Wood Mackenzie had expected demand for the acreage to get a boost from higher oil prices compared with a year ago, and lower corporate taxes.
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"Years ago, we used to be straight 29 percent wheat," he said, adding that wheat only makes up 227 to 230 percent of his current acreage.
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Soybean planted acreage for the current year was seen at a record high 83.7 million acres, meaning it would be up 1 percent from last year.
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What's happening: Since being announced in April, the deal has been touted as a coup for Canopy and a cop-out for Acreage by unhappy investors.
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Radhia Gleis, a former member, says she supplied the down payment for a sprawling ranch house on enough acreage to accommodate koi ponds and an aviary.
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"These winning bids were submitted after our thorough evaluation and add strategic acreage to our ... global deep-water growth options," Shell Upstream Director Andy Brown said.
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"Our full intent is to get right after the Brazil acreage," Jeff Woodbury, Exxon's head of investor relations, said on a conference call following the auction.
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The group had built the compound on their acreage instead of a neighboring tract owned by Lucas Morton, one of the men arrested during the raid.
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Humans have increased the acreage on Earth dedicated to growing food, which has substantially reduced the amount of forests and natural spaces that routinely experience fires.
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Investors have urged independent shale producers to stop spending on acreage and on corporate deal-making and return cash to shareholders through dividends and share buybacks.
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An expansion in sorghum acreage in the Plains in 2015 played a role, as some sorghum acres were harvested too late to allow for wheat planting.
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If completed, the acquisition of BHP's acreage would be transformational for BP's unit, adding oil-rich wells in the Permian and Eagle Ford basins of Texas.
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The prospect of farmers switching acreage from corn to later-planted soybeans because of waterlogged conditions has weighed on soybeans ahead of Friday's USDA planting estimates.
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This phenomenon would not be expected to cut significantly into soybean acres, but it is an additional piece to consider when solving this spring's acreage puzzle.
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The USDA's prospective plantings report, which also forecast soybean acreage dipping 0.5 percent to 82.236 million acres, surveys farmers during the first two weeks of March.
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A day later, U.S. energy company Laredo Petroleum Inc said it would spend $2000 million buying acreage in the Midland Basin, also part of the Permian.
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Acreage inventory is being offered for sale, including 180,000 acres of West Virginia holdings currently belonging to Southwestern Energy Co, people familiar with the deal said.
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To survive and grow, San Ramon, California-based Chevron is turning to acreage it has always controlled and that largely is free of royalties to landowners.
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Anti-poaching efforts are dangerous, difficult operations for law enforcement agencies that have limited resources and manpower to patrol countless acreage in search of armed criminals.
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It was the U.S. oil industry's largest deal in the first quarter, and Exxon said it plans to drill its first well on the acreage soon.
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That earlier wave of megadeals came as producers bought up acreage in prime locations in order to drive down costs during a prolonged oil price slump.
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The report said the global acreage could expand if genetically modified corn were to be adopted in China and in other parts of Asia and Africa.
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The USDA wrongfooted the market with its end-June acreage report, in which it pegged corn plantings well above trade expectations and soybeans lower than anticipated.
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The FSA acreage data is first published in incomplete form in August and each month thereafter until January, when USDA finalizes the previous year's balance sheets.
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All of the 30 largest wildfires in the state, by acreage, have occurred since 2000; ditto for nine of the state's ten most-destructive blazes ever.
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Output will boom in part because shale producers are focusing on drilling their best acreage, where they can extract oil and gas at relatively low cost.
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He has worked as a marijuana advocate and sits on the board of the cannabis corporation Acreage Holdings, which owns legalized marijuana licenses in several states.
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Allen said Acreage was willing to spend upward of $5 million for the spot, which is the going rate for a Super Bowl ad in 2019.
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"With three feet of snow in the Northern Plains and the cold weather setting in, there's concerns over spring wheat acreage possibly being reduced," Connelly said.
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Drilling joint ventures, referred to in the energy industry as "DrillCos," allow companies to raise cash from investors such as private equity firms to develop acreage.
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It's likely that Acreage knew its commercial wouldn't make it past the gatekeepers, considering that cannabis, and any content related to it, is still pretty controversial.
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That ensured individuals could get freehold title to their acreage, and the result was a surge of land sales to developers, said Maasai elder Julius Ntiang'au.
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Exxon Mobil, which is rapidly developing a swath of acreage it bought last year, is also increasing its spending on shale drilling to a similar proportion.
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Combined with a pension derived from his $223,6813 annual congressional salary, Mr. Boehner likely earns a seven-figure retirement income, even without the potential Acreage windfall.
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The acreage includes holdings that BHP acquired in its $12 billion takeover of Petrohawk Energy in 2011, as appetite for shale gas assets reached fever pitch.
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As in his previous movie, "Ida," he likes to place characters in the lower half of the image, leaving a lot of acreage above their heads.
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Reuters examined the acreage offered and leased, and nearly all the purchases show big drillers stuck closest to existing infrastructure, shunning the most far-flung areas.
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NO. 3 VOTE YES to give Adirondacks and Catskills communities more flexibility to make infrastructure repairs and add services while allowing for new, offsetting forest acreage.
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A rise in global soybean production was projected to 366 million tonnes from the prior season's 341 million, boosted by an expected increase in U.S. acreage.
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Noble Energy said the number of rigs on the new acreage is planned to accelerate to three by the end of this year, from one currently.
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Bill Weld, the former Republican governor of Massachusetts who also has joined the Acreage advisory board, said he believed cannabis could help wean people off opioids.
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Since then, growers have increased production of other varieties, but the Red Delicious still counts for almost one-third of apple tree acreage in Washington today.
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Multi-state cannabis company Acreage Holdings eliminated 40 positions earlier this week in a strategic reassessment of its spending, a source familiar with the matter said.
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Acreage reported its fourth-quarter earnings on Wednesday, which include a $50.5 million loss while bringing in $21 million in revenue — well below most analyst estimates.
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On May 26, 1998, the court sided with New Jersey, ruling the 1834 agreement gave it jurisdiction over the acreage that had been created by fill.
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In addition to reducing Bears Ears, Trump on Monday cut about half of the acreage of the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument, also in southern Utah.
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Pioneer said it was issuing 5.25 million common shares to help pay for the purchase of 28,000 acres from Devon's Midland Basin acreage for $435 million.
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Last week, the company said it plans to sell its Ohio natural gas acreage to reduce debts and looks to shift focus to oil from gas.
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Last week's Q3 earnings presentations of Exxon and Chevron, which both have acquired lots of Permian acreage, show steep production increases there into the mid-2020s.
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No matter the number of rooftop solar arrays in a city, there simply isn't enough acreage as in rural America to harness as much clean energy.
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He asked Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke to lead the review and make recommendations to possibly rescind the monument status, reduce the acreage or let it stand.
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Across the US, more than 9.7 million acres have burned to date, making 2017 the second-worst year for fires after 2015 measured by acreage burned.
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Duncans accounted for barely 1 percent of Florida's grapefruit acreage last year, said Candi Erick of the State Agricultural Statistics Service, and even that sounds inflated.
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The former House speaker, cannabis opponent and member of the Republican Party is now a board member and shareholder of New York-based cannabis firm Acreage Holdings.
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USDA has adjusted its production view in the July report every time during the last 20 years, reflecting acreage adjustments it releases at the end of June.
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The Delaware generated $18 billion in M&A activity amid a land rush that saw drillers pay dearly for acreage that yields oil at relatively low costs.
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A lawyer for the family of Steven and Dwight Hammond said they remain focused on their attempt to restore grazing rights on Bureau of Land Management acreage.
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Occidental is focused on the shale acreage, particularly Anadarko's position in the Permian Basin, the top U.S. shale field stretching across western Texas and southeastern New Mexico.
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WINDHOEK, April 25 (Reuters) - ExxonMobil Corp said on Thursday it plans to increase its exploration acreage offshore Namibia this year, including acquisition of seismic data and analysis.
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Almond crops took up about 1.3 million acres of land in California in 2017, up from 1.2 million in 2016, according to the California Almond Acreage Report.
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"If President Trump takes any action to erase national monument acreage," the conservation group said, "he will trigger a court battle that will drag on for years."
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We expect earnings to be supported over the longer term by a sustained yield improvement, as Genting's Indonesian oil-palm acreage matures, and healthy palm-oil prices.
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As a sign of high times, former Speaker John Boehner and former Massachusetts governor Bill Weld this year joined the board of a cannabis company, Acreage Holdings.
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Acreage CEO Kevin Murphy told CNBC earlier this year that he believes that the STATES Act, if passed by Congress, should allow more flexibility for U.S. operators.
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Acreage Holdings secured a $100 million credit facility from undisclosed investors, a $50 million private loan partially from CEO Kevin Murphy, and a $30 million private placement.
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The soybean market had been curbed by setbacks in U.S.-Chinese trade talks and the idea that farmers would shift acreage from corn to later-planted soy.
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It drills on its own acreage to find the lowest cost reserves in an effort to get the greatest amount of cash from each unit of production.
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Farmers who are planting and replanting corn and soybeans will "still struggle to finish" due to returning rains, lowering acreage, according to U.S. forecaster Commodity Weather Group.
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In the last 10 federal lease sales of oil acreage, Exxon has bid on 28 leases, compared with rivals like BP, which has bid on 52 leases.
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Traders also said they are closely watching the results of USDA's resurvey this month of crop acreage in 13 states for corn and 33 states for soybeans.
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Despite the downward trajectory of planted corn acreage, baseline corn yield is expected to increase nearly 22017 percent between 230 and 2026 and production will steadily increase.
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Many traders were squaring market positions ahead of Friday's U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) acreage and quarterly stocks reports, before the end of the month and quarter.
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The U.S. farm belt is awaiting the next USDA data dump on Monday, which may provide a fresh acreage estimates after USDA resurveyed producers in 14 states.
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A total of 38 oil companies had submitted bids for acreage offshore Norway in the so-called predefined areas (APA) licensing round by last September's application deadline.
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The companies said they would also execute a licensing agreement granting Acreage access to Canopy Growth's brands, including Tweed and Tokyo Smoke, along with other intellectual property.
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Oxy, one of the largest acreage holders in the Permian, expects to pump 169,000 to 173,000 boe/d in its shale operations there during the first quarter.
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Hyperallergic interviewed the Mellins by email, where they explained more about their vision and the means by which the they have conveyed art to acreage through Conserve.org.
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Boehner was joined Friday by Acreage founder and CEO Kevin Murphy, who added that he's optimistic both Republicans and Democrats will pass the STATES Act in 2019.
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This disparity between organic acreage and organic demand creates an unfortunate situation where U.S. food companies are importing crops like organic soy that could be grown domestically.
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Its bidding round comes after a four-year pause during which low oil prices stopped many countries in the region from offering their acreage for foreign investment.
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The Forest Service recommendation to protect the acreage for an additional two decades must be formally approved by U.S. Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke to go into effect.
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"We are excited to enter this agreement ... Lake Albert is home to some prime petroleum acreage," Prince Arthur Eze, chairman of Oranto Petroleum, said in a statement.
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"The soybean price was dragged down by corn yesterday, even though the USDA had reduced acreage even more sharply than expected," Commerzbank analysts said in a note.
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To be sure, some new cocoa acreage has come from abandonment of other crops, and high-altitude coffee production is strong in many parts of the region.
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The ad does not promote Acreage products, which makes it different from other controversial Super Bowl ads that have been turned down by networks in the past.
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New York (CNN Business)Canopy Growth, the Canadian cannabis company backed by Corona owner Constellation Brands (STZ), announced plans Thursday to buy US cannabis firm Acreage Holdings.
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Boehner also writes that his experience on the board of Acreage Holdings has helped him learn more about how people have used the drug to combat pain.
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Final awards of acreage, which depend among other things on the level of interest from oil companies, is expected to take place in January 2018, NTB said.
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Yet it isn't all that surprising that CBS wouldn't allow the Acreage ad to air during the Super Bowl, which attracts more than 100 million viewers annually.
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In addition to the BHP acreage acquisition, BP said that once the deal is complete, it's planning $5-6 billion in new divestments to fund share buybacks.
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The resurgence gained momentum last summer when industry veteran Mark Papa's Silver Run Acquisition Corp bought Centennial Resource Development Inc, which controls premium acreage across the Permian.
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Mr. Kirman said the $1 billion price was justified partly because it would be impossible to assemble so much acreage in such a prime location ever again.
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By acreage offered, it is the Trump administration's largest lease sale so far in a single state outside of Alaska, according to BLM sale notices and summaries.
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BHP values the entirety of the acreage at $14 billion, but analysts have pegged the total value of the assets lower - at a maximum of $9 billion.
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USDA was surveying farmers for acreage in the first half of June when a huge portion of corn acres were still unplanted and corn futures were surging.
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Global rice production in 2020/21 was seen rising to 509 million tonnes, up from the prior season's 499 million, led by acreage increases in major exporters.
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has said it will collect extra data on corn and soybean acreage in Minnesota and North Dakota following the recent snow.
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In Kansas, traditionally known for growing hard red winter wheat, soybean acreage is up 28.8 percent from five years ago and 94.3 percent from 10 years ago.
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Ethanol is typically made from corn, sugar cane or grasses, which take a lot of land to grow, acreage that some argue is needed to grow food.
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The cooperatives then used the larger acreage to produce commercial crops like tea and walnuts, paying villagers a share of returns and sometimes wages for farm work.
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Much of that acreage will be used as farmland to grow the produce the brewer uses in its beers, but local farmers will see benefits as well.
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Now, the riesling acreage is better focused on more suitable regions, like Clare Valley and Eden Valley in South Australia, Great Southern in Western Australia, and Tasmania.
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Fund managers interviewed expressed concern that volatile oil prices along with rising service costs and acreage prices are not reflected in overly optimistic projections for the Permian.
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The government's projection of the U.S. corn crop was 29 billion bushels, down slightly from September as a reduction in harvested acreage offset the higher average yield.
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture said it would collect additional information on acreage in Minnesota and North Dakota following snowfall and could publish changes in its Nov.
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Many U.S. shale companies, eyeing a rebound, even added acreage this year during a $12 billion land grab in the oil-rich Permian Basin of West Texas.
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"Hopefully producers have been able to get most of the remaining rice acreage out of harm's way in advance of the storm," said USDA meteorologist Brad Rippey.
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During the latest bust, the company raised cash via secondary stock offerings, then spent $3.5 billion to buy more acreage in the Permian and acquire Brigham Energy.
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While there is still plenty of shale oil to produce, drillers have already burned through the best acreage in some of the nation's shale fields, LeBlanc said.
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California in particular has experienced its worst start to the fire season in a decade, in terms of acreage burned, according to the National Interagency Fire Center.
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In Friday's report, analysts are anticipating the largest-ever soybean planted acreage by a wide margin, while corn and wheat plantings should be significantly lower than last year.
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One certainty is that it far exceeds the acreage that changed hands during violent upheavals in the 1950s, when the Communist rulers of North Vietnam forcibly redistributed farmland.
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Canopy, through the Acreage deal, is hoping to take advantage of the fact the the United States legalized industrial hemp production as part of last year's Farm Bill.
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Kevin Murphy, of U.S.-based cannabis firm Acreage Holdings, said Thursday he believes that a key bill aimed at recognizing legalization of cannabis will be passed this year.
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We would prefer not to sell our current home just yet, but we also know that finding the type of house (and acreage) we want will be tough.
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Morris argues that TerrAvion alone currently covers 100x more acreage than the whole drone industry, while offering a very similar resolution at a comparable (or better) cost point.
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The company gobbled up acreage and reserves across the globe during the quarter, with deals in Texas and Mozambique, part of a plan to expand Exxon's growth potential.
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Predictions based on the likely effects of climate change suggest that, by the middle of the century, fires will burn twice as much acreage as they do today.
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Marnie had taken the tape out of the player, gone outside and thrown the tape in the creek that ran out along the back acreage of their property.
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Apache, though, has to develop pipelines and other infrastructure out of its Alpine High acreage in the Permian Basin, a relatively undeveloped part of the largest U.S. oilfield.
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"Fairly short windows of opportunity for late seeding still likely to add to significant reductions in Midwest corn acreage," Commodity Weather Group said in a note to clients.
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Canopy Growth's $3.4 billion tie-up with Acreage Holdings will give the joint enterprise a leg up amid marijuana legalization across America, CEO Bruce Linton told CNBC Thursday.
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One of the most sought-after items in the dataset was the split between corn and soybean acreage and how it would shape out for 2017 and beyond.
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The tally of acreage burned held at nearly 0003,2000 acres (29,224 hectares) since late Sunday, said Jim Schwarber, a spokesman for the multi-agency team combating the blaze.
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The company said the acquisitions, which include undeveloped acreage and oil and gas producing properties, are located in the Midland and Southern Delaware Basins near its existing operations.
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Soybean plantings only reached 77% of intended acreage in the 18 states evaluated by the USDA, with numbers as low as 46% for Ohio and 53% for Michigan.
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CHICAGO, July 11 (Reuters) - The U.S. Agriculture Department issued a surprise increase in its forecast of U.S. corn production Thursday, citing a bigger-than-expected June acreage report.
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Growers who have not yet planted corn could switch acres to soybeans to cash in on the U.S. aid payments, if the program is based on 2019 acreage.
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After falling on Wednesday amid improving weather in the U.S. Midwest, markets found technical support on price charts while awaiting Friday's U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) acreage report.
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Dealers said Monday's USDA monthly supply and demand report was likely to provide a major short-term focus amid widely differing market assessments of this year's U.S. acreage.
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"Meramec/Osage not only compete with major liquid plays, they clearly belong to Tier 1 acreage," says Rystad's Per Magnus Nysveen, referring to leading basins like the Permian.
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Tudor said buyers were banking on it eventually settling at around $2180 a barrel, giving them confidence about buying drilling acreage in some of the nation's shale heartlands.
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Publicly traded companies are warming up to deals now, a change from when deals were mainly stagnant or acreage was sold to private equity firms in small transactions.
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Endeavor sold some acreage last January for an undisclosed amount to private equity-backed Luxe Energy LLC, which flipped the land a few months later for $560 million.
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Occidental said on Monday it acquired 35,2.733 acres (14,164 hectares) of West Texas acreage for $2 billion in cash, boosting its position in the oil-rich Permian Basin.
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China also said that it will continue to diversify its agricultural imports channels, and increase domestic soybean planting acreage, according to a government policy statement published on Tuesday.
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Wheat climbed on short covering, led by spring wheat futures which gained nearly 3 percent after the government pegged planted acreage below expectations at the lowest since 1972.
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The decline has become a full-fledged crisis in recent years after the government removed cash subsidies, and many farmers replaced cotton acreage with rice, the USDA said.
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For soybeans, acreage could rise up to 24 percent on the year as in 24, and this would bring total plantings close to 23.99 million acres (reut.rs/24lPnOKu).
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The metric is effectively the company's estimate of how much oil and natural gas exist in acreage that it holds, whether or not the commodities are commercially viable.
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Tudor said buyers were banking on it eventually settling at around $863 a barrel, giving them confidence about buying drilling acreage in some of the nation's shale heartlands.
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The outcome of Thursday's report could have drastically varying impacts on CBOT futures prices, especially if corn and soybean acreage deviate too far from the average trade estimates.
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Amid uncertainty over the extent to which U.S. farmers were able to carry out their intended corn plantings, attention was turning towards the USDA's June 28 acreage report.
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Halcón entered the Permian in January in several deals worth more than $1.2 billion, acquiring acreage in the western part of the region known as the Delaware Basin.
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Among the most recent high-profile additions to the medical marijuana industry: Former House Speaker John Boehner, who is joining the Acreage board after decades of cannabis opposition.
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Anadarko Petroleum, Extraction Oil & Gas (XOG) and PDC Energy (PDCE) have more than 90% of their acreage within the buffer zone that would be impacted, according to Rystad.
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U.S. farmers sowed a record acreage of soybeans in spring this year as demand from China offered a potential lifeline in the face of falling demand for corn.
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Canopy Growth, the largest pot producer by market value, in April offered to buy Acreage Holdings Inc for $3.4 billion, betting on broader legalization in the United States.
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The state was once derided for its vast acreage of garbage dumps and for the fires that would ignite on a heavily polluted stretch of the Passaic River.
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And then sometimes you come across—I found, in one instance, for example, where someone had passed away and gave acreage or a building to the [local] church.
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Earlier in the morning, exhausted and nigh well overcome by sensory overload, we'd nonetheless decided to come sniffing around the verdant acreage that cradles the Bellagio's five pools.
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Due to large inventories and low global prices, USDA expects total planted acreage for wheat, corn, and soybeans to decrease slightly for the second year in a row.
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The sale was by far the federal government's largest offering of geothermal energy leases by acreage in recent years, with 142 parcels on 384,43 acres available for auction.
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At the time, executives lauded Mexico for competitive investment terms that made drilling there as attractive as Brazil's prolific deepwater acreage or the booming shale fields of Texas.
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But it wasn't until 2003 when these revenue policies covered more acreage than the yield-based policies designed to help in the event of disasters and crop losses.
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The policy, known as Measure A, favors small-scale artisanal growers by taxing the acreage under cultivation rather than tonnage and by charging lower rates for smaller plots.
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OSLO, Sept 6 (Reuters) - A total of 39 oil companies asked for exploration acreage offshore Norway in the so-called predefined areas (APA) licensing round by the Sept.
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But industry officials and conservatives want Zinke to loosen the federal government's grip on huge swaths of acreage around the country, and propose reforms to the monuments law.
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U.S. Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue earlier this month had said the USDA was "exploring legal flexibilities" to provide aid payments to farmers for acreage that is not planted.
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Likewise, our current average diet devotes about 80 percent of our croplands—acreage could be used to grow food for people—to producing feed crops for livestock instead.
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Chicago Board of Trade corn futures set a fresh five-year high on Monday as poor weather continued to cast doubt on U.S. corn acreage and production prospects.
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According to Acreage, which is one of the most valuable weed companies with a market value north of $2.4 billion, CBS nixed the ad after seeing a rough outline.
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Part of the discussion focused on emails between McClendon and former SandRidge Energy chief executive Tom Ward, in which the two longtime friends discussed coordinating bids on energy acreage.
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Brazil already is the world's top soybean exporter and continues to increase its soy acreage and is expected to have its largest-ever crop in the 2018-19 season.
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Over the longer term, yield should improve further due to TBLA's relatively young plantation profile; around 0003% of planted acreage comprised mature and young trees (0-8 years old).
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Pioneer Natural Resources — Shares fell in premarket trading after the energy company said it would issue stock to help pay for Texas acreage it is buying from Devon Energy.
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Chevron believes it can bring industrial scale to that shale acreage and says Anadarko's other assets — including in the Gulf of Mexico and Mozambique — better align with its portfolio.
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Bucking the trend of reduced acreage in other grains, USDA projected U.S. farmers will boost seedings of corn, the biggest U.S. crop, by 2 million acres to 90 million.
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A key fact to start with is that the federal government owns a massive amount of land in the West, about half the acreage of the 2000 westernmost states.
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That's illustrated in the Chevron-Anadarko deal, which connects a large patch of Chevron's Permian acreage in Culberson County, Texas, with Anadarko's holdings in neighboring Reeves and Loving counties.
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Still, it's not clear to what extent energy companies will pursue drilling there, thanks to large acreage already available Gulf of Mexico, the onshore shale boom, and other opportunities.
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Diamondback also disclosed that it sold $322 million worth of acreage in the Permian, divesting some of the assets it acquired when it purchased fellow driller Energen last year.
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The Permian is prized for its low-breakeven cost of producing a barrel of oil, leading to a gold rush of sorts that has sent acreage prices soaring there.
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USDA said corn planted for 2016 was estimated at 13 million acres, up 7 percent from last year and the third highest planting acreage in the U.S. since 1944.
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Also, the survey found just over 30% of farmers have switched acreage to cope, and 6% said they had enrolled in the federal government's H-2A agricultural visa program.
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Farmers wanted the Minneapolis-based data company to help analyze how much acreage could still be planted, and spot damaged fields after floods kept farming states underwater for weeks.
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The forthcoming updated acreage report from the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has some analysts and grain traders nervous, said Jerry Gidel, agriculture economist with the Price Futures Group.
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Acreage deals create confidence and open the door to acquisitions of entire companies, so long as oil remains relatively steady, according to nearly a dozen dealmakers interviewed by Reuters.
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Once Canopy exercises its right to buy Acreage, it will have access to Canopy's markets beyond the United States, the companies said, adding that they operate independently until then.
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U.S. data in January is expected to show farmers have planted even less winter wheat than a year ago, when U.S. acreage fell to the lowest level since 1909.
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Halfdan Millang, head of RN Nordic Oil, Rosneft's Norwegian subsidiary, said the company was bidding for acreage in Norway's 24th licensing round, but also looking at "inorganic" growth opportunities.
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Corn acreage is expected to recover by 6 million to 8 million mu (400,000 to 533,000 hectares) next year, boosted by higher profits, according to estimates by COFCO Futures.
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"What you are seeing is companies looking at prospects that had been identified in the past and deciding it was time to pick up some more acreage," Celata said.
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Traders also noted the prospect of farmers switching acreage from corn to later-planted soybeans because of waterlogged conditions has weighed on soybeans ahead of Friday's USDA planting estimates.
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The possibility that some acreage will be shifted from corn to later-planted soybeans has contributed to pressure on soy prices, along with improving harvest prospects in South America.
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Widodo has pledged to tackle these fires and last week said palm oil firms must raise yields of existing plantations instead of clearing forests to increase acreage and output.
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Analysts at four companies responded to the Reuters survey on corn output and acreage, including JCI Intelligence Co. Ltd, Shengda Futures Co. Ltd, COFCO Futures, and Shanghai Zhongqi Futures.
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In the years when soybeans have posted last-half March gains greater than this year's rally, soy acreage has declined an average of 377,462 acres from the USDA's outlook.
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I do expect USDA to make some changes in January to the acreage and yields for soybeans, but you could tell that in this report, they took a punt.
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Shell spokesman Cameron Yost said after the sale the company would still have ample production from its Groundbirch acreage to supply the LNG terminal should the project go forward.
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By May 1, national corn planting progress was 15 percent ahead of the five-year average, lending some credibility to USDA's shockingly large March corn acreage target (tmsnrt.rs/294Asvw).
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Researchers with the U.S. Department of Agriculture estimate that by 2050, the total amount of acreage burned annually will be at least twice as high as it is today.
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"This is by acreage perhaps, the largest fire we have ever experienced in the city of Los Angeles," the city's Mayor Eric Garcetti said in a briefing on Saturday.
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ConocoPhillips tried to sell its Colorado acreage for more than $23 billion late last year but failed to find a buyer, according to three sources familiar with the deal.
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"If Maduro survives, Russia can pick up additional acreage in Venezuela, but Russia has to walk a fine line," said Helima Croft, chief commodities strategist at RBC Capital Markets.
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Dubai, United Arab Emirates, was just starting to introduce itself as a tourist destination, and golf offered a natural fit with its winter sunshine and miles of undeveloped acreage.
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Acreage Holdings made news last year when CBS turned down its pitch for a Super Bowl commercial, a rejection that still shows up in the marijuana company's marketing materials.
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While PDC entered the Permian last year, it also plans to sell its assets in the northeastern Utica Shale to focus on its core acreage in Wattenberg and Texas.
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USDA always freshens up the July U.S. supply and demand tables with the new acreage numbers from its June 30 report, which this year will give production a boost.
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Uttar Pradesh, the state with the greatest acreage of cane, sets an extra-generous "state-advised price", which guarantees farmers a huge return on their basic costs and labour.
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Cannabis cultivator and retailer Acreage Holdings laid off 40 employees in February, and Canopy Growth was forced to shutter two large greenhouses laying off over 500 workers, among others.
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Traders' eyes were peeled at midday for the U.S. Department of Agriculture's June acreage report to see how many corn and soybean acres had been planted in the United States.
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Acreage Holdings, one of the U.S.' largest vertically integrated multistate cannabis operators, announced earlier this year that it had closed a Series E funding round, securing $119 million of capital.
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Fundamentals in the country are improving, with the crop value of agriculture production expected to increase about 26 percent in U.S. dollar terms due to record acreage and expected yields.
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Its fresh fruit bunch (FFB) yield in 2016 of 12 tonnes per hectare of mature acreage was below the industry average, but yields improved in 2017 with better weather conditions.
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Apache estimated that its acreage holds about 22015 trillion cubic feet of mostly wet gas and 2182 billion barrels of oil in the Barnett and Woodford regions of the field.
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" KAHEA also took issue with the opinion, saying it "wrongly relies on representations that there is 'no evidence' of Hawaiian cultural practices on the specific acreage proposed for the TMT.
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That came as a lack of U.S. corn planting due to delays in rain could fuel a shift to more soybean acreage despite sluggish export demand from top importer China.
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The purchase is part of Concho's plans to expand its core Midland Basin acreage to over 150,000 net acres and production of 30,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day (MBoepd).
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On Monday, Pioneer disclosed it had sold its Eagle Ford Shale acreage and remaining assets in South Texas for up to $475 million to become a purely Permian Basin producer.
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"The tail of our portfolio includes Permian Resources acreage that is not strategic to us, but synergistic and valuable to others," Occidental's Chief Executive Vicki Hollub said on the call.
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The drop, along with a 3% decrease in the USDA's acreage estimate, left the government's production outlook at 13.68 billion bushels, which would be the smallest harvest in four years.
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"The USDA ripped the Band-Aid off by lowering yield by 10 bushels and then also lowering acreage as well," said Ted Seifried, chief ag market strategist at Zaner Group.
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The United States' two primary export crops are both in high supply at the moment, but changes in profitability have prompted many analysts to expect acreage to shift going forward.
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"This (worse that expected ratings) allowed the uncertainty surrounding last week's report of a higher than expected acreage to take something of a back seat," Commerzbank said in a note.
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In total, 39 firms had applied for the offered acreage, up from 33 companies that applied in the previous round a year ago, when the ministry awarded 56 exploration licenses.
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Not included in the asking price, but available for purchase, are a converted barn and additional acreage, said Philip Hoyle, an owner of the estate, known as Plas-yn-Cwm.
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The organization's goal is to promote conservation and keep public the vast acreage of land owned by the federal government, an agenda met with skepticism and suspicion by many conservatives.
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"It's our view that more options are always preferable when it comes to potential lease acreage — both on and offshore," said Curtis Smith, a spokesperson for Shell, in an email.
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Soybeans were further pressured by positioning ahead of U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) acreage and stocks reports and by a weaker Brazilian real, which can boost farmer sales in Brazil.
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The drilling and exploration acreage is located across major U.S. shale hubs: the Permian Basin of Texas, the Granite Wash formation, East Texas and the Mississippian play, Thill told Reuters.
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Corn plantings were 94.148 million acres, topping the high end of estimates from analysts who on average expected corn acreage to fall from the government's March forecast of 93.601 million.
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Luxe's operations team, staffed with some of Statoil's former Bakken Shale engineers, has yet to actually drill any wells together because the company quickly sold its initial acreage to Diamondback.
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"You've seen this marriage of necessity between private equity and independent producers needing to drill acreage," said Hillary Holmes of Gibson Dunn, a Houston law firm specializing in energy finance.
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Terrazas predicted the fire's acreage, which he said makes La Tuna the worst fire Los Angeles has seen since the 1961 Bel Air blaze, would "increase slightly" in coming days.
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On Wednesday, he signed an order to reconsider 20 years of national monument designations on public lands, a proposal that could eventually open up more federal acreage to energy production.
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To irrigate his growing acreage, he ran a hose from a fire hydrant, watering at dawn and dusk when he was less likely to be discovered by a meter reader.
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Instead, they moved into the house that Eric had grown up in, on an acreage at the edge of town, and his parents built a smaller house next to it.
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But aggressive drilling in parts of the Permian Basin is resulting in top acreage "being exhausted at a very quick rate," Pioneer Natural Resources CEO Scott Sheffield said in August.
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Like dozens of other Permian startups, the firm then pursued a classic wildcatter's strategy - borrowing to buy up acreage, acquire competitors and quickly boost output in the booming shale field.
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The weather will once again take center stage come this spring as it is one of the leading drivers of corn versus soybean acreage aside from the futures price ratio.
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But aggressive drilling in parts of the Permian Basin is resulting in top acreage "being exhausted at a very quick rate," Pioneer Natural Resources CEO Scott Sheffield said in August.
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About three-quarters of the acreage in Japan taken up by United States bases is on the island, a share that Mr. Onaga and his supporters say is unfairly large.
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Most of the acreage EQT will acquire from Rice is contiguous to its existing holdings, so it will be able to produce more efficiently through horizontal drilling, the company said.
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They helped organize commenting and letter writing campaigns against the review, and companies, led by Patagonia, responded provocatively to Trump's Monday announcement cutting the acreage of the two Utah monuments.
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In the most recent Gulf of Mexico auction, held in March, many bids were made on acreage in the formation closest to the Military Mission Line known as DeSoto Canyon.
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The five-year program, launched by the federal government in early January, proposes to make over 90 percent of the total U.S. offshore acreage available to oil and gas drilling.
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The ministry did not give numbers for country's oilseed acreage in 2018, but the soybean area in the 2017/18 crop year that ended last September was 8.245 million hectares.
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Production of several major crops, including corn, rice, soybeans and others, has increased more than 14-fold since 1940, while acreage of harvested land has increased by only four times.
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Jim Hefner, an Ohio farmer who has not been able to start planting due to heavy rain, said the plan could cause him to alter his initial acreage plans, however.
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The slowdown in corn planting came as acreage was already expected to drop as part of a government push to whittle massive state reserves by shifting some production to soybeans.
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Anadarko Petroleum Corp sold acreage in east Texas earlier this month for $2.3 billion as it looked to raise cash to develop the 600,000 acres of Permian land it controls.
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One central Chinese province has ordered its farmers to more than double their soybean acreage, amid a trade dispute with the U.S. and Beijing's push to reduce reliance on exports.
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"China's policy in 2017 had shifted toward encouraging soybean acreage [for 303] instead of corn," said Rich Nelson, director of research at Allendale, an agricultural market research and trading firm.
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In April, the former speaker of the House, John Boehner, an Ohio Republican, became an adviser to Acreage Holdings, a company that grows and dispenses marijuana in the United States.
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Here's a list of California's largest wildfires by acreage and year: The national unemployment rate is at an 18-year low, with just 3.9 percent of the workforce currently unemployed.
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Representative Earl Blumenauer, Democrat of Oregon and a founder of the Congressional Cannabis Caucus, said he saw Mr. Boehner at a dinner on Capitol Hill the day he joined Acreage.
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Also, rig counts are now at the highest level seen since December 270 as short cycle shale producers smartly deployed capital in high yielding acreage as prices stabilize above $260.
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The collective she heads initiated the village's recycling system, created an eldercare program and spearheaded a reforestation of communal land, even getting the local government to kick in additional acreage.
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What it is: Occidental is a large oil and gas exploration and production company, and "the leading producer and largest acreage holder in the Permian Basin," according to its website.
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But President Obama used it the most often, and protected by far the most acreage — 553.6 million acres of land and sea monuments — inspiring a fresh round of legislative proposals.
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Chicago Board of Trade November soybean futures, which track the crop to be harvested this autumn, have fallen 1.0 percent since the USDA issued its acreage outlook on March 31.
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Somewhere amid Area 51's vast desert acreage, they believe, is a heavily guarded underground lab where the government keeps and studies captured alien aircraft — and possibly even aliens themselves.
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Yet according to analysts, good corn prices will encourage farmers to expand acreage despite potential weather issues affecting the second corn crop, which represents about 75% of Brazil's entire output.
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"So not only do we have a play with the best one of the best players in the United States, we can empower [Acreage] to do even better," Zekulin said.
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She wrote a book, naming players in games she helped run and others she ran — Leonardo DiCaprio, Ben Affleck and Tobey Maguire — which earned her acreage in Vanity Fair magazine.
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Mr. Melville also bought the shoreline acreage that became the West Meadow Wetlands Reserve and donated 478 acres for a college campus he imagined would be Old World and pastoral.
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This disparity between domestic organic acreage and organic demand creates an unfortunate situation where U.S. food companies are importing crops like organic soy and corn that could be grown domestically.
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