And while not every company harvests Facebook levels of personal data, almost every company harvests some personal data.
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It shows vividly how human civilisations have depended on harvests from the sea, just as they did on harvests from the fields.
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But we can hardly expect these big harvests to continue.
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Big harvests threaten to prolong the pain well into 82.53.
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For optimizing harvests, you'll need to start on the ground.
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Drought at that point can cut harvests significantly, experts say.
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Hormel said Farmer John harvests about 7,400 hogs per day.
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It has even helped predict shortfalls in Russian wheat harvests.
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These woes have been compounded by poor harvests within Turkmenistan.
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There were financial crises, bad harvests and a severe depression.
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Harvests have increased more slowly than in other African countries.
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Then, they imposed a regular 10 percent tax on harvests.
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Thirty years ago, harvests in October were not unheard of.
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But our results demonstrate that climate change is already affecting harvests, and that previous patterns—with droughts signaling early harvests and high-quality wines—have begun to change in the face of global warming.
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Other communities are trying more drought-resistant crops In KwaMusi, the community harvests hardy indigenous beans, maize and sugarcane, grown from seeds saved by community members from previous successful harvests, or provided by Siyazisiza.
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Traditionally, in regions like France, early harvests have meant better wines.
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It harvests power from over 40 solar panels on his roof.
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Traders were also mindful of large harvests projected from South America.
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If we don't, they will sell their harvests to someone else.
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In January, food prices shot up after heavy rain curbed harvests.
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Instead, earlier harvests have a hot season that starts right away.
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Indian farmers plant rapeseed in October-November, with harvests from March.
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A plantation worker harvests palm oil fruits in Indonesia's Riau Province.
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Edmund worked on his family's farm, earning money only after harvests.
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At the current rate, we have only 60 more harvests left.
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The fields surrounding Desdunes have since lain fallow, costing farmers four harvests.
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Russian grain traders have been searching for new markets after bumper harvests.
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But even those harvests will likely be hurt by the trade conflict.
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For fat, we see her in Italy, at homesteads and olive harvests.
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She then harvests the cells so that they turn into skin tissue.
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It harvests quickly, growing 10 to 103 feet in just four months.
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That leads to more unpredictable harvests and it hurts the local economy.
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Farmers said harvests were intensifying and that trees were laden with pods.
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U.S. farmers recently started bringing in their latest corn and soybean harvests.
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There's the robot that harvests lettuce with a knife made of water.
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In the evenings, they share memories of past harvests and tell stories.
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One of the year's first harvests had been planned for this weekend.
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We fought them as best we could, but our harvests were meager.
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It offers advantages to producers, because the harvests are in different periods.
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Already harvests are failing because of weather made worse by climate change.
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So Media Bridge harvests names and email addresses from a data breach.
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We did not flee war or persecution or hunger or failed harvests.
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This year's heat wave damaged vines, it said, and would reduce harvests.
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Still, come spring and fall, the harvests continue as they have for centuries.
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Kloeckner said later on German radio NDR that harvests were varied among states.
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"This year harvests will go far," said Kevin Aka, who farms near Abengourou.
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Monsoon rains have been more erratic and droughts more common, threatening farmer's harvests.
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My tomatoes, however, might only be good for one or two real harvests.
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Old women were made scapegoats for the poor harvests that colder winters caused.
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Some complain it did not pay out despite terrible harvests in 2150-2000.
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The recovery will be driven by strong soyabean and corn harvests, he predicts.
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With the decline, orchard harvests have dropped by as much as 50 percent.
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Unlike many other wines, Champagne is often made of wine from several harvests.
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In a good season, the family business harvests about 20 tonnes of salt.
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Massive harvests have depressed prices of staples such as corn, wheat and soybeans.
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Techniques from statistics classes helped them decide which interventions would increase harvests most.
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Expectations for bumper harvests have weighed on corn and soybean prices for months.
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Today, Mustefa harvests over 6900,2628 pounds of potatoes and other crops each year.
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Also, scientific studies have proven that picking mushrooms does not impair future harvests.
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Narrator: Headquartered in Lakeville, Massachusetts, Ocean Spray harvests 220 billion cranberries a year.
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He harvests the wood and mills it into flooring, siding and roof beams.
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German farmers say their grain harvests are likely to be lower than normal.
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She plants and harvests the patch herself, with the help of her landscaper.
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People speak of troubling weather patterns, ruined harvests and dour birthrates in Mexico.
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The country's kava harvests have been inconsistent for years because of outdated farming.
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And the commercial seeds on the market do not always produce bountiful harvests.
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With Florence, most major crop harvests were still underway or just getting started.
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Google harvests such data from Google Map users as they move around the world.
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Scorching temperatures have created drier conditions for the crop, with smaller European harvests likely.
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Bord na Móna still harvests peat and exports it for horticultural use, for example.
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This has pushed back harvests near Delhi to late October, when the wind drops.
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Le Mailloux noted, however, that producers could use reserves from previous harvests if necessary.
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"If not for these harvests, people would have died of hunger" under the siege.
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"The plant is choking our fruit trees and lowering our fruit harvests," Mwareya said.
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It is home to over 1,500 rhinos whose horns he harvests every two years.
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Harvests were already behind schedule after rains and historic floods interrupted plantings this spring.
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Italy could be forced to import olive oil after extreme weather is threatening harvests.
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Shares in Select Harvests were up 25.5 percent at A$5.27 after the announcement.
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Select Harvests did not rule out the possibility of a revised offer by Mubadala.
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Several vineyards like Paradise Ridge have lost grape crops, harvests, stocks and entire properties.
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We first noticed a remarkable shift in recent decades toward earlier wine grape harvests.
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Last year, Brazil endured one of its worst-ever safrinha harvests due to drought.
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David Mansfield, an international drug policy consultant, has studied 20 opium harvests in Afghanistan.
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Other farmers prefer to continue sowing seeds from their own harvests, SOWEDA's Ngalle said.
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"We hope harvests will not end abruptly," said Salame Kone, who farms near Soubre.
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The harvests, minus the small portion sold by Marie, are shipped around the world.
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Indulging his cameras drove him, as the toil of reaping their harvests did not.
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The late planting pushed back harvests, leaving the crops still standing vulnerable to freezing.
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Those states are seeing some of the worst delays in corn and soybean harvests.
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Now they pool their rice, onion and tomato harvests and sell them to wholesale buyers.
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Monsoon rains have been more erratic and droughts more common, threatening farmer's harvests, Gupta said.
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Brazilian agricultural statistics agency Conab raised its estimates for the country's soy and corn harvests.
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This chart from the paper shows the departure from average, toward early harvests, since 1980.
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Researchers conclude that harvests are occurring earlier, because of high heat in a warming world.
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Monsanto also formed the BioAg Alliance with Novozyme to use microbes to improve crop harvests.
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They celebrated it in May to ask the gods for rain and for good harvests.
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Improving prospects for this year's harvests in the northern hemisphere have also weighed on wheat.
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Ideal shipping conditions have also boosted capacity since last autumn's record corn and soybean harvests.
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U.S. farming quickly rebounded, reaping record corn harvests in three of the next four years.
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He predicted that could cut winter harvests of some crops by at least 30 percent.
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The machines exploded in popularity after the 2012 frost devastated apple harvests in New York.
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U.S. agriculture typically harvests enough for our own consumption and about 298% more for export.
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The 2014 and 2015 harvests are great examples of a promising outlook going completely south.
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Mr. Villasana Hernaez sows his peas in January and harvests them about four months later.
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Workers make about $7.50 per day to tend the orchards, and twice that during harvests.
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Grain harvests did not return to their previous levels for a hundred and eighty years.
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Vineyards were nationalized and turned into huge farms designed for easier and more automated harvests.
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Prices of most vegetables climbed in October as monsoon downpours delayed harvests and disrupted supplies.
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The economy is in a tailspin, harvests are devastated by drought and millions face famine.
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Aid experts say 4503 million are on the brink of famine after years without harvests.
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These are accounts filled with photos of plants, harvests, garden animals, and enviable green-thumbing.
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Ravi Gouda said the dust has hindered the flowering of the trees, damaging the harvests.
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Mechanized farming, high-yielding seed varieties and increased use of pesticides have pushed up harvests.
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The flooding devastated farms in parts of Nebraska and Iowa, killing livestock and ruining harvests.
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Costs of seeds and chemicals remain high, while record-large harvests are pressuring crop prices.
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Farmers are rushing to bring in their rice harvests ahead of Mangkhut, ABS-CBN reported.
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North Dakota experienced an 11.8% drop in spud harvests while Oregon had a 16% drop.
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He added that Thune believes tax laws should not sway where farmers sell their harvests.
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The coffee, banana, and plantain harvests are completely gone, along with the plants that bore them.
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Brazilian agricultural statistics agency Conab, meanwhile, raised its estimates for the country's soy and corn harvests.
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This violence has ruined harvests and disrupted the livelihoods of hundreds of farmers across the region.
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The worst drought in 50 years wrecked the corn and soyabean harvests, knocking 2% off GDP.
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They've been some of the hardest hit by the recent run of poor harvests, Nonoyama said.
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In return for sacrifice and worship they might request good fortune, rich harvests and military successes.
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As a result, more of the harvests are being dispatched along the "southern route" (see map).
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The company harvests animal cells to grow meat in a lab, avoiding slaughter and saving resources.
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Nike, Brandt points out, is designing out waste in how it harvests materials and makes products.
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The trade dispute has hurt U.S. crop prices, already under pressure from years of large harvests.
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You can use those tools to attack people with the very same button that harvests materials.
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But an investor who harvests a loss today might be raising her taxes in the future.
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Importantly, our analysis also revealed that the way climate is affecting harvests has also been changing.
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Corn futures are down about 40 percent from three years ago due to large global harvests.
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After 30 years of good harvests, even food became scarce: malnutrition finally returned to the island.
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Both Native American and European societies had been holding festivals to mark successful harvests for centuries.
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Wheat markets have also been weighed down by big global supply, boosted by northern hemisphere harvests.
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But where is the food coming from, when the harvests have been so disrupted by war?
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The obstacles have cut crop production or wiped out entire harvests, leaving already poor families destitute.
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But on Monday, they got reason to hope that their salmon harvests would tick back up.
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The decline in shipments hurt U.S. crop prices that were already under pressure from large harvests.
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The poem 'The Curse of Akkad' tells of how the harvests failed and the population starved.
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The prospect of drought-reduced wheat harvests in Argentina and Australia were also underpinning global prices.
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Smithfield already harvests materials for medical use from the 16 million hogs it slaughters each year.
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In the old days, they say, their parents reaped plentiful harvests from fields fed with manure.
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Facebook harvests the data of 228 million Americans and uses this sensitive information in dangerous ways.
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Wheat futures fell and corn sagged as traders focused on prospects for large South American harvests.
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Corn was also pressured by expectations for large South American harvests, given generally favorable crop weather.
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And favorable weather in South America has bolstered expectations for large Argentine and South American harvests.
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All of the Square Roots farmers sold their first harvests at a recent local farmer's market.
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People light them in solemn prayer for good harvests, love, or just to rejoice in their beauty.
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Cuba harvests about 100,000 60-kg bags of arabica coffee annually, according to the International Coffee Organization.
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READMENever having to charge a wearable that harvests power from your body heat still feels like magic.
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Buoyed by aid, global goodwill and good harvests, the new country of Zimbabwe prospered for a while.
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Bumper harvests have pushed bean prices below $1.20 a pound, forcing farmers to sell at a loss.
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Twelve billion dollars in aid will go to farmers whose harvests have been hurt by the tariffs.
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This autumn, farmers are putting soy harvests into storage, rather than sell them to processors and merchants.
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The worst drought in decades slashed the harvests of soybeans and corn, the backbone of Argentina's economy.
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Most are also poor farmers, like Gwasuma, who have been suffering from recurring drought and dismal harvests.
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According to National Geographic, in September, scientists and historians constructed a 700-year timeline of grape harvests.
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Now those weeks-early harvests are happening every year, and winemakers are adapting in other ways, too.
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The company expects to produce 8,000 pounds of marijuana a year over four or five annual harvests.
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China may be the ancestral home of the soyabean, but its harvests rarely nudge above 15m tonnes.
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Such clearance has not been granted since 2008, when Malawi started experiencing a downturn in its harvests.
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Wheat price jumps more than offset softness in corn prices due to record harvests in South America.
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Failed harvests in traditional food basket areas have triggered famine in a country rich in oil resources.
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Farmers in Washington are having experiencing a shortage of workers to bring in their harvests, McClatchy reports.
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Two consecutive years of record harvests have boosted the role of Brazilian agriculture in global food production.
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He's helped out with several harvests there, he knows the family and has stayed in their home.
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Soybeans can spoil, and Brazil harvests its crop in the spring, creating fresh competition for American beans.
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Some harvests may also be tested for toxins before they are sold, according to the conservation commission.
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The training they receive allows them to grow five times the amount of produce than previous harvests.
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In late July, I do the easier harvests, pulling strands of black currants from their taut twigs.
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For fiscal 2017, feed costs dropped by $80 million after four years of bumper harvests lowered prices.
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Then, on Monday, after harvests were complete at Trump Winery in Virginia, the organization fired several more.
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Celularity harvests the particularly potent stem cells from the placenta to make a number of medical products.
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The peppers that Rose harvests in this garden are then used to make the Bronx Hot Sauce.
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And in 2014, the disease destroyed up to 70 percent of harvests in Mexico and Central America.
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After five years of bumper harvests worldwide that depressed crop prices, trading margins are on the rebound.
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Early harvests in recent decades no longer mean warm and dry; they can also mean warm and wet.
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The Softseed crushing environment is also expected to improve from lower 2015 levels reflecting the expected large harvests.
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The resulting harvests yielded everything from metallic silver and gold ears to deeper Technicolor versions and pastel rainbows.
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However, several years of big harvests and subdued prices have slashed margins for buying, selling and shipping crops.
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And there won't be a shortage, as Jose Cuervo harvests between 200 and 300 tons of agave daily.
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Antonio harvests choclo, a variety of corn that is grown in the Andes and eaten all over Peru.
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The country's crop growing areas have been enjoying good rains since last month, boosting expectations of improved harvests.
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But doing so would mean sacrificing the next couple of harvests, and no one is eager for that.
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The company has hops supplies secured for the next three harvests at price increases in line with inflation.
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Over the past two harvests, damage from drought and hot weather caused the crop to produce smaller beans.
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Inevitably, olive oil prices seem to be linked to the weather, and bad weather will mean bad harvests.
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Frequent floods, as rainfall becomes more irregular and intense, also have hit harvests in the region, he said.
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The harvests themselves also are in increasing demand to make everything from beer to animal feed, he said.
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The Cambridge Analytica scandal has driven away some users — mostly those troubled by how Facebook harvests personal information.
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So far, unusually large harvests in other world coffee markets helped to make up most of the difference.
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And, more recent rains have lowered yields and delayed harvests for some crops that are in the ground.
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The synthetic yaba pill doesn't depend on unreliable opium harvests; it is small, attractive and easy to smuggle.
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Lee said any further food shortage would fall during North Korea's lean season, during the time between harvests.
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Corn prices have dropped by half in the past three years as large harvests have built up supplies.
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The effect of two poor harvests in a row is more than Chikwawa, or indeed Malawi, can bear.
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Two harvests ago in February, some 2,000 trucks were stranded along the BR-163 in the rainy season.
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Another reason for small harvests today is a decreasing number of growers, their ranks thinned during the recession.
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Farmers warn they will be counting the cost in uprooted orchards and reduced harvests for years to come.
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There followed a good deal of halting, touchingly formal talk about harvests and the maddening intermittence of rain.
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Likewise, Apple stands out among its technological brethren with a name that evokes harvests rather than hard drives.
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Instead, Neo's world is a vast simulation orchestrated by hyper-evolved AI that harvests humans for their energy.
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One of the key conditions of the deal also included not paying any further dividends, Select Harvests said.
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Warmer summers mean that the grapes mature and ripen more quickly, translating to harvests that must happen earlier.
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Record U.S. harvests have made grain transportation one of the brighter lines of business for the barge trade.
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While that amount is historically tiny, it might be a harbinger of future harvests if weather trends continue.
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Despite a worldwide grains glut, high-protein hard wheat is scarce after two years of poor U.S. harvests.
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Hanukkah olive oil perfumes the kitchen — sharp and green from early-season harvests, rounded gold from later pressings.
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Climate change: Rising temperatures and extreme weather cycles in Mexico and Central America are disrupting crops and harvests.
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Question marks surround the upcoming harvests of both crops after historic rains and flooding stalled plantings this spring.
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Mangkhut is also forecast to strike the country's agricultural center, raising fears for the rice and corn harvests.
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Rapeseed and rye harvests are expected to fall by about 25 percent and 35 percent, respectively, it added.
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The outcome of the U.S.-China trade war and the size of the autumn harvests are also uncertain.
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Rain in west and east Europe also provided a good basis for wheat and corn harvests next summer.
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The trend has already emerged over the last decade with three harvests starting in August rather than September.
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It not only harvests the wind but the solar energy with the integrated solar petals at the top.
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The association represents more than 1,000 companies that handle over 70 percent of U.S. grain and oilseed harvests.
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The country faces one of the worst corn harvests ever on the back of a devastating, historic drought.
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Otherwise, we'll pay through diminished crop harvests, inundated coastlines, destroyed homes, lost lives, and an increasingly unlivable planet.
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Our analysis showed that wine harvests are happening earlier, which has historically been a harbinger of high-quality wines.
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Now that early harvests can be wet or dry, drought is no longer a good predictor of wine quality.
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Now Cuba's agriculture system is under increasing pressure to deliver harvests for export and for Cuba's burgeoning tourist markets.
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He makes mention of crops that were cultivated in the region, including harvests of wheat, rye, barley, and oats.
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Poor harvests led to at least a dozen major famines in England during this two-century stretch of time.
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Forecasts suggest rainfall will not significantly increase, meaning both harvests and livestock productivity will decline sharply in early 22.
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But increasingly dry weather and rising temperatures damaged their already limited harvests and weakened their cattle, the women said.
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"In some parts of the country their harvests have been undermined gradually, year after year after year," Carter said.
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But now, worsening dry spells "mean no hope for harvests," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation in an interview.
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Analysts predict on average that the U.S. corn and soybean harvests will each rise by fractions of a percent.
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Olivera's family doesn't live off of the yield from their mezcal, but it complements their corn and bean harvests.
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Those harvests were worth celebrating, and so was delayed gratification, patience with the seasons, and making do outside them.
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The team harvests the cane by hand using machetes, then hand-feeds the stalks through a cane crusher ASAP.
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The rule was created to guarantee enough ethanol between Brazil's cane harvests in the main center-south producing region.
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But Cawston, chair of the U.S. Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation, has never seen fish harvests like those.
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Farm incomes are a half of what they were in 22019, following massive harvests that have depressed crop prices.
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To achieve the 12-hour cycles, American and Canadian growers who want multiple harvests must rely on artificial lighting.
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The harvests produced by Munar and his cohorts can be seen at the farmers' market, local stores, and restaurants.
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He grew up in Tlacotepec, a small mountain village in Guerrero State known for opium poppy harvests and violence.
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The system favored quantity over quality, with grape varieties that promised bumper harvests pushing aside those needing more attention.
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Carol Nissen gets about three to four harvests per week of things like greens, herbs, peppers and small tomatoes.
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For each 1 degree Celsius global temperatures rise above pre-industrial times, wheat harvests drop 5-8%, he said.
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Dube is not the only farmer reluctant to abandon southern Africa's staple grain, even as harvests of it plummet.
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Add a mechanism that harvests and stores the water and you've got yourself an off-grid potable water solution.
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The red and white poppies are relatively easy to take care of and can produce three harvests a year.
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S. wheat is finding some appeal again as Spring wheat harvests are still underway and running behind previous campaigns.
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And the country's bitter political wrangling has at times complicated economic planning, turning bountiful harvests into heartbreak for farmers.
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The government has focused on maintaining low consumer prices, and booming harvests last year sent food prices tumbling further.
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Insufficient rains in India have resulted in several years of poor harvests of chickpeas, the main ingredient in hummus.
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He plants and harvests his crop himself and with William Lee, an owner of Sang Lee; other gardeners weed.
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Plentiful global supplies of grains following massive harvests have limited those opportunities for Minnesota-based Cargill and its rivals.
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Aloha Green grows cannabis plants, processes harvests and sells a variety of marijuana products at a dispensary in Honolulu.
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We've also been told that farmers love daylight saving time because it helps them get their harvests in. Nope.
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Right now, Canndescent nets 65 pounds of dried cannabis flower each time it harvests, which is every 10 days.
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The trade fight has pressured U.S. crop prices, which are also weighed down by the prospect of strong harvests.
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Corn drifted lower in rangebound trade, pressured by expectations for large South American harvests given generally favorable crop weather.
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The issue is increasingly important for farmers throughout the Midwest who have suffered from extreme weather's toll on harvests.
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"The factories will be constructed one per region and will be multi-functional in accordance with harvests," the document said.
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Yet rising violence in recent years has ruined harvests, driven many farmers from their land and prevented them from returning.
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Climate change has already reduced global wheat harvests by 5 percent, and food prices are predicted to double by 2030.
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With rain-fed agriculture becoming increasingly unreliable, farmers need help to keep up harvests, agricultural experts in the region say.
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Wheat was underpinned by rising prices in major exporter Russia, coupled with continued concerns over the Australian and Argentine harvests.
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In the United States, grains prices have slumped after large harvests, while the strong U.S. dollar has hurt export demand.
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Feed is abundant after record-large autumn harvests of U.S. corn and soybeans followed a bumper crop of winter wheat.
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Trackers refer to content embedded on websites that surreptitiously harvests information about visitors' browsing activity — often for ad targeting purposes.
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Saulnier harvests so much produce that he has to give some of it away, often to his financial planning clients.
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The figure soars to almost one-third of citizens during periods of poor rainfall, or the lean period between harvests.
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From 19503 to 2010, annual harvests increased by more than 400 percent, jumping from 2 billion to 10 billion bushels.
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Once complete, the dam will irrigate 90,19973 hectares of rice paddy, giving farmers two harvests a year instead of one.
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Putting in drip irrigation - with the support of a government subsidy - improved his harvests in only a year, he said.
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I saw adverts for durian fairs and festivals, and I was greeted with interrogations over my thoughts on specific harvests.
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With $30,000 of funding from ICRISAT, the project teaches techniques to help farmers improve their harvests while cutting their costs.
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The agriculture sector expanded by 33.6% quarter-on-quarter, boosted by strong harvests of crops such as maize and wheat.
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Harvests traditionally begin in August, and last month in Charlottesville the United States reaped the bitter product of its divisions.
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On the ground, farmers need more support to put sustainable farming practices in place, to guarantee big harvests long-term.
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Instead, Facebook just harvests mildly unnerving data on your interests, which the app helpfully lets you see at any time.Â
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India harvests two sets of corn crops a year, a winter crop from March and a summer crop from September.
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For a little while, I snipped next to DeLuca, who told me about the harvests she'd worked at conventional wineries.
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The 110,000-bushel bin will allow him to wait to sell his upcoming harvests if trade disputes hurt market prices.
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Just make sure to choose a region that harvests by hand, and not by machine, which requires significantly fewer people.
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Pesticides can boost harvests, but some can be toxic to humans in high concentrations, according to the World Health Organization.
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In recent years less rainfall, resulting in reduced harvests, means little if any food is stored for periods of crisis.
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The company, as a result, expects to have four harvests a year at substantially lower costs than North American rivals.
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Farmers use energy to run the machinery that clears fields and plants, harvests and transports corn to a processing plant.
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Maybe something like the Matrix, where humans are immersed in a big vat of goo that harvests all their energy?
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Those faraway lights in the sky moved in predictable ways and had clear effects on our seasons, tides, and harvests.
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Chicago corn and soybean prices have also been capped by ample global supplies, padded by bumper harvests in South America.
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He said he expected to have to pay more to haul the corn he harvests to a different ethanol plant.
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The rebound was led by the fastest increase in agricultural output since 1996, following bumper harvests of soy and corn.
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American producers saw exports climb as they rushed to fill the gap left by poor soybean harvests in South America.
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More so than any other Americans, Alaskans rely on subsistence harvests of marine resources to meet their daily nutritional needs.
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An extended monsoon has delayed harvests and interrupted the supplies of vegetables like onions, a key ingredient in Indian kitchens.
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The worst hit the country in the 1990s, when a series of bad harvests were exacerbated by the faltering economy.
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On that same trip, he also met with maple syrup farmers who explained how climate change was affecting their harvests.
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India relies heavily on the monsoon for irrigation, though crop damage and delayed harvests can result if the rainfall persists.
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Last year's corn and soybean harvests were "really good," McGlinch said, and the family's grain storage bins are still full.
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State media say drought has hit North Korea, with international aid groups reporting food production dropping dramatically amid poor harvests.
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Prices of key commodity ingredients including corn, sugar and cocoa remain relatively low due to bumper harvests around the globe.
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Local grain farmers sell most of their harvests to river terminals for overseas markets because there is scant local demand.
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U.S. soybean stocks are expected to fall slightly, but traders said large harvests in South America will keep world supplies large.
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One man, Henraek, is a memory thief, stealing memories from civilians, until he harvests a memory of his own wife's death.
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A dispute between Volkswagen and a supplier halted car production at some factories, and a drought cut coffee and maize harvests.
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Until recently, big corn surpluses from a series of bumper U.S. harvests had traders selling nearby contracts and buying back months.
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Traders remain unsure about how many acres will be planted with corn and soybeans and how much the harvests will produce.
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Concerns about the size of the U.S. crops are a turnaround after farmers produced massive harvests over the past five years.
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The company harvests valuable components—such as gold or plastics—from these recycled electronics and uses them to manufacture more electronics.
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Consequently, excellent recent harvests of the most widely consumed grains and seeds—wheat, maize, soybeans—have kept a lid on prices.
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The beetle in question harvests water effectively in a desert, but that desert also happens to be prone to foggy conditions.
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The wheat market has been on the defensive this month as harvests in the United States and Europe make good progress.
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Amartya Sen, an economist, observed that famines are not the result of poor harvests but of other factors, such as poverty.
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After poor maize harvests, she started cultivating tomatoes, cabbages, butternut squash, rape and leaf vegetable choumoellier, using water-saving drip irrigation.
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Farmers in the bush said harvests would pick up next month, and beans were already larger than this time last season.
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According to Fischer, the younger Carlos's company, Agroindustria Ocoeña, now harvests 3,500 tons, or about 4.5 million, Carla avocados every year.
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More intense and frequent weather disasters are wiping out entire harvests, and warmer winters are exposing crops to severe frost damage.
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Annual oyster harvests in the Southeast will decline by 0003% under the worst-case scenario by the end of the century.
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Harvests have been big enough to deliver measurable bumps to the economies of Brazil and the US over the past year.
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Drought has slashed bean and maize harvests by up to 90 percent in some areas and forced families to cut meals.
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"These hail bursts ravaged many vineyards, making future harvests uncertain or impossible," FNSEA, France's largest farm union, said in a statement.
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The drought is likely to damage harvests across southern Africa and about 2100 million people are at risk, the WFP says.
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The coffee growers federation has also proposed that producer countries sell high-quality harvests untethered from the New York market price.
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Some farmers say the project has helped stop their harvests falling as a result of climate change and improved their incomes.
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The government hopes the project will lead to a fertilizer advisory service for farmers, boosting their harvests and incomes, he added.
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During the pilot, a few thousand farmers in Zambia and Uganda sold their harvests through BanQu to AB InBev's local breweries.
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The Arkansas River, Missouri River and Mississippi River have also overflowed their banks recently, damaging homes, ruining harvests and disrupting life.
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The farmers said that with bumper harvests causing a supply glut, prices had fallen so low they were barely scraping by.
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By age 17, he was apprenticing in France, and soon was working two harvests a year, in France and in Australia.
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Smallhold manages the machines, grows and harvests the mushrooms and sells them to Whole Foods to then sell to its customers.
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As for competition, Mr. Coturri said he had not experienced it, except possibly in the hiring of seasonal workers for harvests.
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"The deal as outlined harvests all the low-hanging fruit," analysts at Capital Economics wrote in a research note last month.
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The harvests are off to a slower than normal start, after heavy rains and historic flooding delayed planting in the spring.
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This is especially true of the two previous harvests, which also enjoyed very mild winter conditions similar to the current crop.
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Two consecutive years of drought from 2015 to mid-2016, linked to a powerful El Nino weather phenomenon, decimated crop harvests.
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To prevent that, farmers who plant E3 soybeans must agree to deliver their harvests to four ADM facilities at set times.
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He fussed over his finances, keeping close tabs on his harvests of grapes and grain, which supplied most of his wealth.
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Another scam teases similar information, then uses malicious links to direct victims to a fake Microsoft Outlook portal that harvests credentials.
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Despite a drought that reduced harvests by 40 percent last year, Argentina still exported seven million tons of soybeans to China.
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Through his research, he discovered that cultivating only one crop stripped the land of its nutrients and yielded less bountiful harvests.
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Performances summon helpful spirits and dispel harmful ones, purify individuals and communities, ensure successful harvests, and offer blessings to all attending.
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Guardian columnist George Monbiot reports that soil degradation rates mean we have only 60 years of harvests left under current practices.
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Photo: GettyMalware discovered by Symantec researchers sneakily spoofs Uber's Android app and harvests users' passwords, allowing attackers to take over users' accounts.
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Farmers said they were satisfied with mid-crop harvests so far, as plenty of dried beans were being shipped from the bush.
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Crop harvests are well below normal and the price of food has doubled across much of Ethiopia, Kenya, Somalia and nearby countries.
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The practice is called lead generation, and the personal data it harvests is usually sold to other marketing firms by data brokers.
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The move comes after years of conflict has destroyed or damaged harvests across Iraq where about 12 million people depend on agriculture.
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Meanwhile, a series of bountiful harvests in North and South America in recent years has produced record stocks of grain, reducing prices.
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As soon as one harvest is in, another begins -- each plant is expected to yield between 22 and 30 harvests a year.
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The tribes are pressing to change environmental and Indian laws so that they can keep their plantations and sell their harvests legally.
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Crop science is even more vital in Brazil, where record harvests have been a rare bright spot in a sluggish economic recovery.
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Weather worries have been tempered by large inventories, uncertain demand during a trade dispute with China, and bumper harvests in South America.
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Instead, on the back you'll find a thin, flexible solar cell that harvests all the energy they need from indoor ambient lighting.
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Havana, Cuba (CNN)Cuba's main newspaper is known for running opinion columns by Fidel Castro and optimistic predictions about upcoming sugar harvests.
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Blog posts on Emotient's website, which have been removed following Apple's acquisition, described how it "harvests faces" to create "emotion-aware machines".
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That first batch of honey, ready in September and made from pure chañar, is lighter, sweeter and clearer than the subsequent harvests.
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Economists say agriculture needs a sweeping overhaul, pointing to outdated technology, a lack of large-scale farming and poor planning for harvests.
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"In the first seven harvests, I think that the wine was more of myself than it was of the soil," he recalls.
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From the time a farmer harvests strawberries or green beans, they will last — at best — three weeks before they start to rot.
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Cold weather and rains have also been less predictable in recent years, pushing back harvests and making economic projections even less stable.
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U.S. farm income has dropped by more than half since 2013, as years of massive harvests have depressed prices for staple crops.
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Drier U.S. weather is expected to help farmers advance corn and soybean harvests that have been delayed by cold and wet conditions.
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Food is becoming less nutritious and harder to grow in a changing climate, with harvests damaged by cycles of drought and flooding.
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The plant generates all the electricity for the hotel campus and harvests waste heat from engines for hot water and other uses.
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Maybe it was that summer when the sweet potatoes grew particularly well, someone suggested; good harvests were rare enough to be memorable.
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They issued vague instructions and warnings to residents while offering words of reassurance and financial compensation to farmers for their lost harvests.
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In the latest case, a drought in India has damaged chickpea harvests, sending prices of hummus soaring in import markets like Britain.
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Monsoon rains are crucial for farmers who plant cane, corn, cotton, rice and soybean in June and July, with harvests from October.
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The new varieties made full use of fertilizers and other inputs — harvests soared first in South America and then, crucially, in India.
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In 1880, residents of County Mayo, Ireland, were facing potential famine after several failed harvests, and many could not pay their rent.
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Annual strawberry harvests in the area bring nearly $1 billion to the local economy, according to the Florida Strawberry Festival Growers Association.
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Concerns about unfavorable crop weather reducing harvests in rival wheat exporters like Russia, Ukraine and Australia helped support wheat futures, traders said.
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Ray is convinced he's stepped into a Twilight Zone episode set in a nefarious hospital that disappears patients and harvests their organs.
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Professor Mansfield, a senior fellow at the International Drug Policy Unit at the LSE, has documented the last 23 Afghan opium harvests.
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Parts of Africa and the Middle East are experiencing erratic harvests, heavy storms and the worst drought in the past 900 years.
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The state's vast apple orchards have long faced labor shortages, including when there are record harvests or late starts to the season.
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It has killed livestock, ruined harvests and made the future look bleak for many farmers - some still reeling from the 2011 floods.
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The Rosario grains exchange in Argentina late on Wednesday increased its forecast for this season's soybean and corn harvests, citing favourable rains.
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Goddesses, seeds, pentagrams, virgins, harvests, and juice—plop all of that together and lo, centuries of female-centric apple play is born.
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"There are good harvests and there are still many small pods on trees, and even flowers," said Kouassi Kouame, who farms near Soubre.
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Though unlike most instances, these large stocks are not the result of prosperous harvests, as recent U.S. wheat crops have been generally average.
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But the landscape has changed dramatically in the last four years as bumper harvests have kept grain prices low and crimped trading profits.
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Better harvests in other major EU maize producers such as Hungary, Italy, Austria and Slovakia would only help cushion the decline, he said.
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But the landscape has changed dramatically in the last four years as bumper harvests have kept grain prices low and crimped trading profits.
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The plants themselves are resilient, following water levels as they rise, but creatures like the crabs and oysters that Cruz harvests less so.
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All fruits and vegetables are from the hotel's own organic garden or from local farmers, and the hotel even harvests its own rainwater.
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Amitay said the shortage had made him decide to dry out 3,700 acres of land, which will take a toll on future harvests.
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American corn and soyabean prices, meanwhile, continue a long streak of weakness caused mainly by harvests that get more bountiful by the year.
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But unlike in the past, when low rainfall resulted in poor or no harvests, Mwangangi is confident of a bumper crop this season.
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From corn and cocoa to soya and sugar, they could best gauge supply and demand, thanks to superior intelligence on stocks and harvests.
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The stressful conditions and concern over crop damage countered seasonal supply pressure on wheat prices as harvests get going across the northern hemisphere.
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Soybean exports surged as U.S. farmers took advantage of gaps in the global market opened up by poor harvests in Brazil and Argentina.
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Since then she has had only good harvests, she said – but that doesn't always mean she has had good years as a farmer.
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The first batch that Murat presided over was lemon-infused and when he talks about those inaugural harvests, his eyes flare with nostalgia.
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The prolonged drought in Honduras has slashed bean and maize harvests by up to 90 percent in some areas, triggering higher food prices.
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Unusually hot weather in desert growing areas such as Yuma, Arizona, and California's Imperial Valley during December and January resulted in early harvests.
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Global demand for wheat continues to lag despite increasingly competitive prices and early prospects for large harvests in Europe and Russia this year.
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Prices for the crops have stayed low in 2016 as massive harvests around the world have increased inventories and intensified competition for exports.
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Prolonged drought and erratic rainfall across the country have hit harvests and livestock, eating into farmers' and herders' income and meals, experts say.
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Congress would have to pass legislation to address the harvests lost in the storm, according to Northey and a USDA statement to Reuters.
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Resuming U.S. exports could support demand for feed, benefiting U.S. grain farmers who have suffered from falling incomes due to massive global harvests.
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Beijing banned commercial timber harvests last year and Chinese millennials have developed a taste for high-quality wooden floors and furniture from Europe.
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Wheat also ticked lower as the market remained capped by big harvests in exporting countries in North America and the Black Sea region.
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Mavrx's method can be scaled up to cover entire regions and even countries, forecasting the size of the harvests before they are gathered.
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Poor harvests have also pushed up market prices for staple food crops since January 2017 by more than 25%, consumer association officials said.
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In official logbooks and personal journals, sailors and passengers listed sea routes, weather conditions, whale-oil harvests, ship repairs and stops for provisions.
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Production has climbed, tastes have evolved and the harvests have edged earlier at Domaine de Mellemont, 40 km (25 miles) southwest of Brussels.
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The firm cash market reflects buyers' hunger for high-protein wheat after two consecutive low-protein harvests that averaged 4.503 percent or less.
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When rainfall is abundant, however, providing pesticides, fertilizer, veterinary medicines and livestock are the best ways to ensure farmers can salvage their harvests.
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More dams will likely further deplete their numbers, impacting tens of millions of people whose food and livelihoods depend on freshwater fish harvests.
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In targeting American technologies and intellectual property, China harvests our country's innovative bounty, not only for profit but also for strategic geopolitical gain.
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Rainfall delayed the U.S. corn and soybean harvests, while heavy precipitation could curb wheat output in Australia and reduce grain quality in Canada.
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Victory Farms, is fish farming enterprise based in Kenya, was founded in 2015 and harvests 80 to 100 tons of fish per month.
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"We know that the harvests and exports are affected," Keo Vy said, adding that the extent of the damages was not yet known.
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We don't need to open up 88 percent of Utah's four million acres of federal roadless areas to road building and timber harvests.
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Generally favorable crop weather in South America added to bearish sentiment, bolstering expectations for large corn and soy harvests in Brazil and Argentina.
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In the event of famine, epidemic or drought or between harvests, milk and cheese would have helped the farmers and their families survive.
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Short covering helped support soybean and corn prices amid uncertainty about the size of the autumn U.S. corn and soy harvests, traders said.
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Guest workers dissolve into passports, a man begins "moonlighting as a mid-sized hotel" and a sultan harvests a fresh crop of laborers.
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Drones can be used year-round and can also help indigenous groups to monitor forest fires, crop harvests and water sources, it said.
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People are starting to become wiser to the amount of data Facebook harvests from its users, and its highly personal advertising targeting practices.
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The world markets are already awash with grains and beans after corn and soybean stocks hit record highs last season following bumper harvests.
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The company grows tree seedlings on location that it can donate to farms that have had their harvests ruined by pests or diseases.
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That has become especially problematic for women as increasingly erratic weather, including longer droughts, has increased competition for land and harvests, experts say.
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That gives women in these predominantly male-dominated societies newfound power to manage harvests, the family's remaining animals and household finances, experts say.
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Six weeks into the 12-month program, just after the entrepreneurs completed their first harvests, Business Insider got a tour of the farms.
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Currently Granville harvests pumpkin, cucumber, carrots, bananas, sweet peppers, tomatoes, corn, Jamaican scotch bonnet peppers, seasonal veggies like okra and callaloo, and sorrel.
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A 2010 study found that the widespread adoption of drought-tolerant varieties could boost maize harvests in 13 African countries by 10-34 percent.
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The plants grew with a quarter less water and little impact on harvests, said Steven Long, a crop sciences professor at Britain's Lancaster University.
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Key agricultural commodities hit multiyear lows last year after several years of strong harvests, but some experts have a mildly optimistic outlook for 22016.
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Mwanamvekha moves from Agriculture, Irrigation and Water Development where he was credited with boosting food security through surplus harvests of maize, Malawi's staple grain.
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The leaves, he says, represent one of his three harvests per year, grown under Bolivia's policy of legal but regulated production of the crop.
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Markets were awaiting the weekly crop progress report from the USDA on Monday, expecting news of good progress with U.S. corn and soybean harvests.
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But average yields of irrigated wheat—common in countries such as China and India—could drop by 4% and maize harvests would fall everywhere.
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Grain prices have fallen after bumper harvests in the United States, while oversupply of cattle has pulled the price of beef down by 24%.
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Weyerhaeuser harvests timber on the Louisiana land in question and is backed in the case by business groups including the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
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Groszyk harvests 15 to 20 pounds of produce each week, having been trained in artificial lighting, water chemistry, nutrient balance, business development and sales.
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There's no better time to stop and consider death than when the seasons change, harvests come to a close, and the nights start earlier.
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"Exports were affected by a stronger real and also by the unwinding of an earlier jump in agricultural exports reflecting bumper harvests," she said.
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He harvests up to two tonnes (2,000 kg) of palm oil every season and sells it to Bidco at 400 Ugandan shillings per kilogram.
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Wheat ticked lower to extend losses from Tuesday's technical slide, with Northern Hemisphere harvests and a steady dollar helping keep a lid on prices.
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The paper, published Wednesday in Nature, examined data on the effects, over five decades, of extreme temperatures, floods and droughts on national crop harvests.
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Wheat ticked lower to extend losses from Tuesday's technical slide, with northern hemisphere harvests and a steady dollar helping keep a lid on prices.
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Bumper harvests could exacerbate supply pressure given large grain stocks, partly due to the reluctance of farmers to sell at low prices, analysts said.
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For the past two years, U.S. growers have also struggled with the quality of domestic harvests, putting high-protein hard wheat in short supply.
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Apart from colonizing farmland in affected areas, the invasive plant is hurting harvests from orchards by starving fruit trees of nutrients, their owners said.
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Despite the rain, families in drought-hit areas will reel from the effects of poor harvests and loss of livestock for months to come.
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About 20 million people live in hard-hit areas where harvests have failed and acute malnutrition rates are increasing, particularly among children, it said.
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The record topped the previous high from July 2012, when investors poured money into the grain markets as a severe drought threatened U.S. harvests.
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Weyerhaeuser harvests timber on the Louisiana land in question and was backed in the case by business groups including the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
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Spokesman Agus Wibowo said an estimated 3 trillion rupiah ($215 million) loss could occur if the drought problem is not addressed and harvests fail.
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A year later, he began to dabble in agriculture and launched Justice Family Farms, which now harvests corn, wheat and soybeans in four states.
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"Every farmer harvests with his family," confirms Norma Chavez of Nuevos Horizons cocoa farm, as she trims a cocoa pod off a lush branch.
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During the past three years, global grain supplies have been replenished from large harvests of key crops, limiting volatility and resulting in lower prices.
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But with droughts worsening, improving harvests remains a challenge - and the country continues to import over 80 percent of its food from South Africa.
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"This material is going to stick around for the next 300 years if no one harvests it and does anything with it," says Toussant.
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Deere's sales had taken a hit as bumper corn and soybeans harvests drove down prices, leaving farmers with less cash to spend on equipment.
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Ali Manguja, 60, harvested eight liters of honey last year and expects to double that amount as he harvests in the next few months.
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Rising debt - in part from harvests slashed by drought and uneven rainfall - has triggered tens of thousands of farmer suicides, including in Tamil Nadu.
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Genetically modified seeds, capable of withstanding droughts and floods, are making harvests possible even in the driest of conditions, like those found in Kenya.
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The El Niño, which fizzled out around May, brought drought to many areas and excess rain to others, hurting harvests and causing food shortages.
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The Southwest will suffer more costly wildfires, the Southeast will see more heat-related deaths and the Northwest must prepare for diminished shellfish harvests.
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This week, he triumphantly reaped one of the biggest electoral harvests of the post-truth age, giving us more reason to fear the future.
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Corn output in the United States' export competitors – Argentina, Brazil, and Ukraine – increased by 36% this year as all three enjoyed record-large harvests.
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Traders and farmers remain uncertain about the size of the upcoming soybean and corn harvests after historic rains and flooding delayed plantings this spring.
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Each season brings its own varied tastes and colorful array of harvests, but our vegetable garden will not flourish without healthy soil and sunlight.
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In order to achieve meaningful progress, we need one or two early harvests for mutual trust-building to move on toward the final goal.
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Argentina's 1973 seed law allows farmers to use seeds generated from their harvests freely in later plantings, unlike their counterparts in the United States.
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That's because India, the world's biggest seller of the Asian diet staple, has banned exports after extended Monsoon downpours delayed harvests and supplies shriveled.
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The southern African nation is struggling to cope under the double impact of the drought and a cyclone that devastated food harvests in March.
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A mix of rainfall and sunny spells would help beans dry properly and strengthen the development of pods for harvests next year, they said.
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Bumper corn and soybeans harvests in the United States have driven down crop prices, leaving farmers with less cash to spend on farm equipment.
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Bonus: The film features Gary Busey as a Jewish doctor who harvests organs for the ultra-rich people in New York and Tel Aviv.
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Since 1981, harvests are occurring about 10 days earlier than the average for the last 400 years, with only two years since 1981 occurring late.
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This trend toward earlier harvests is caused by recent warming that can be mostly attributed to human emissions of greenhouse gases from burning fossil fuels.
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The USDA, which gives its first official forecasts for new-crop corn and soybean harvests in May, rarely adjusts its outlook in the June report.
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The project aims to help farmers earn cash by selling fish and boost their harvests by using nutrient-rich water from fish ponds on crops.
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Extreme weather conditions, including hail and droughts, have major wine-producing countries like Spain, Italy and France facing low harvests, CNNMoney reported earlier this month.
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The most popular wrestling style in Senegal, a free-form variant called laamb, dates back centuries, when it was used to celebrate harvests and folklore.
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That has driven fears among U.S. ethanol producers and privately run crop handlers they could be squeezed out of the competition to buy farmers' harvests.
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Harvests of lake trout fell from around 23 million pounds a year to less than 23,000 pounds; other species, especially whitefish, also took significant blows.
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The vegetation index in several departments within the province mimicked those of the 2008/20173 season, which was one of Argentina's worst-ever soybean harvests.
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Over the past 60 years, he said, rainfall has fallen 15 to 20 percent in Mali, depending on the region, and that has hit harvests.
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Adibe, the farmer from Maga, said the changes had led to his rice harvests falling by at least 25 percent over the last 5 years.
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If the rains don't improve over the next two to three weeks, India could be facing a crisis that hammers crop harvests and rural demand.
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"Here in East Ghouta, we rely on local agricultural harvests for our daily food," said Mohammed al-Abdullah, a resident of the town of Saqba.
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The bigger problem, they say, lies with scattered farm ownership that prevents large-scale farming, outdated agricultural technology and unpredictable harvests borne of poor planning.
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"There are plantations where the harvests will easily begin near the end of September because there are large pods that are almost ripe," said N'Zue.
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U.S. wheat prices have tumbled 60 percent since reaching a four-year high in 2012 as large harvests around the world have reduced export demand.
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"The loss of harvests is linked in many cases to the loss of land or the sale of other assets that families have," he said.
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Low protein levels in the last two U.S. HRW wheat harvests have sent millers and bakers scrambling to find enough supplies of top-quality grain.
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Larger harvests mean Brazil's marketing season, which begins in May, has started to extend into October-November rather than ending around September as is traditional.
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The 6.8 percent rise in fourth-quarter net revenue is more modest than gains in previous quarters, influenced by low food prices following bumper harvests.
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This season he expects to harvest four tonnes of millet and nearly 2.5 tonnes of sorghum, despite a drought that has slashed neighbors' maize harvests.
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Most people affected by the drought are small farmers growing maize, producing bumper harvests in a good year, but a crop susceptible to poor rainfall.
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Farmers, who live in small mud huts without electricity, complain that their harvests of sorghum, ground nuts and beans have been meager after disappointing rains.
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This is likely good for wine quality, the researchers said, because early harvests frequently coincide with higher quality scores for a vintage in these regions.
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Combined with the surge in late season planting in Argentina, the two big South American harvests signal mounting pressure for prices later in the year.
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Narrator: In the meantime, the farm harvests eggs from its other sturgeon species, like sterlet and sevruga, which take less time than beluga to mature.
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In China, then as now the most populous country in the world, the Ming dynasty fell in 1644, undermined by, among other things, erratic harvests.
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It may not need to turn back to the United States before South America harvests its next crop, ADM Chief Executive Officer Juan Luciano said.
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Two years ago, the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organisation estimated the topsoil of the planet could only support about 60 more years of harvests.
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Although bluefin can live up to 26 years, weigh nearly 1,000 pounds, and grow to ten feet in length, Dainichi harvests theirs at 125 pounds.
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For example, Brazil still was exporting high volumes of soybeans to China even this fall, during a season that normally coincides with massive US harvests.
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Global average maize yields declined by 9.3 percent and the harvests of soy, rice, and wheat fell by 4.8 percent after the Mount Pinatubo eruption.
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If the rains don't improve over the next two to three weeks, India could face a crisis that hammers harvests and rural demand, analysts said.
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But the sluggish bookings are a relic of bountiful harvests elsewhere in the world that are priced more competitively than product in the United States.
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The company is actively trying to expand markets by preventing farmers from saving seeds from their last harvests, which the majority of farmers still do.
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However, export competition from Brazil was expected to remain stiff this year as the country harvests what is widely tipped to be a record crop.
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Entire harvests have been submerged, unsold grain has been ruined by moisture and some fields are so sodden, they may not be usable for awhile.
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Farmers welcomed the rallies after crop prices plunged last month when the federal agency estimated that this autumn's harvests will be larger than many projected.
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Alaska fisheries accounted for more than 60 percent of U.S. harvests by weight in 2016 and $5.2 billion in total output for the U.S. economy.
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Winegrower Eric Rodez, who runs his own vineyards and operates a 1936-built traditional press, is convinced climate change is making earlier harvests the norm.
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Lettuce traditionally grows in 80 to 90 days outdoors, and producers tend to get up to three harvests out of the field during the season.
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Photo by Greta Rybus for The Verge Gabriel Frey harvests ash trees from the Maine forest as part of a broader fight against invasive insects.
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The tender will indicate whether competition remains stiff after large northern hemisphere harvests and brisk early-season sales by Black Sea exporters, such as Ukraine.
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The video, which says we have "30 harvests" to transform the sector, has been viewed on YouTube and other platforms more than 1 million times.
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The tender will indicate whether competition remains stiff after large Northern Hemisphere harvests and brisk early-season sales by Black Sea exporters, such as Ukraine.
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If the rains don't improve over the next two to three weeks, India could be facing a crisis that hammers crop harvests and rural demand.
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Years of conflict in Iraq have had devastating effects on the agricultural sector, with harvests, equipment, livestock, seeds and stored food destroyed or damaged, it added.
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Maui Wowi Hawaiian, who harvests their beans exclusively from Hawaii, is offering customers 50 percent off their online orders when they use the promo code ALOHACOFFEE.
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As cane harvests jumped, domestic sugar prices fell 20 percent over the past two years, with mills often complaining about prices falling below their production costs.
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Farmers up country said harvests for the April-to-September mid-crop had picked up despite the lack of rain, and that drying conditions were good.
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North Korean state media says the country has also been hit by droughts with international aid organizations reporting food production has dropped dramatically amid poor harvests.
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Without bees flitting from flower to flower, spreading pollen as they go, we wouldn't have bountiful harvests of apples, berries, melons, almonds, and cherries each year.
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Farm income has dropped by more than half since 2013, following years of massive harvests that have depressed prices for staples such as corn and soybeans.
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The previous two harvests, 2014 and 2015, held the previous production record of 3.93 billion bushels each with yields of 47.5 bpa and 48 bpa, respectively.
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Then, for $749, there's a model that features a USB recharger that harvests energy from the stove's heat to recharge electronics while your roast is cooking.
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Indian farmers plant rice, cane, corn, cotton, soybean and groundnut -- the main winter oilseeds -- in the rainy months of June and July, with harvests from October.
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Four years of bumper grain and oilseeds harvests have squeezed profits for Cargill and main rivals Archer Daniels Midland Co, Bunge Ltd and Louis Dreyfus Corp .
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The timber sale was approved before the Forest Service had even identified specific sites where tree harvests and road-building would take place, the lawsuit said.
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Wheat prices have been hit by a wave of investment fund selling, encouraged well as expectations of big harvests in Europe and the Black Sea region.
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It suggested an acceleration in French economic activity at the end of the year after two insipid quarters marred by strikes, bad harvests and diminishing tourism.
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Indian farmers plant rice, cane, corn, cotton, soybean and groundnut — the main winter oilseeds — in the rainy months of June and July, with harvests from October.
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Looking ahead to commodity prices in 2016, the FAO said that there were mixed early prospects for 2016 harvests with potential disruption from erratic weather systems.
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Meanwhile, traders noted improving prospects for sizable global grain harvests later this year, at a time when the United States still has ample old-crop supplies.
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But don't start hoarding the fizz just yet, this shortage is unrelated to last year's scare over a potential prosecco drought linked to bad grape harvests.
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Warmer temperatures could mean more plentiful barley harvests, which would be good for Scotch production, according to a paper published in the journal Climate in 2016.
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Worse, clubroot spores make themselves at home in the soil for up to 63 years, unlike most crop diseases that damage harvests for a single season.
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The harsh sanctions that have been imposed on North Korea since 2016, combined with bad weather conditions, have resulted in poor harvests in 2018 and 2019.
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U.S. corn and soybean harvests were advancing slightly slower than average, USDA data showed late on Monday, prompting some investors to take profits on bearish bets.
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And they're getting screwed over: orders are cancelled, cosmetic standards are imposed arbitrarily so that they waste up to half of their crops—sometimes entire harvests.
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An agave plant spends about a decade growing in the gorgeous Mexican countryside before a highly skilled mezcalero gracefully harvests it for our mezcal-drinking pleasure.
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Facebook can't escape a tide of criticism over the way it harvests user data, even as it looks to mitigate the scandal that started it all.
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If the rains don't improve over the next two to three weeks, India could be facing a crisis that hammers harvests and rural demand, analysts said.
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Independent companies supply about 20 percent of corn and soybeans seeds in North America, giving farmers choices as they work to boost harvests in a downturn.
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A small shift in temperatures -- about a 10th of a degree in the 17th century -- led to colder winters, frosty summers and failing harvests, Koch said.
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Fiagril's troubles expose the challenges for newcomers operating in Brazilian agriculture at a time when traders' margins remain narrow due to abundant harvests and fiercer competition.
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Maybe David Buckel's suicide didn't reach our part of the park, and maybe the harvests of Zomba don't concern a president whose food comes from McDonald's.
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The trade news largely overshadowed fresh crop forecasts from the USDA on Thursday, which projected corn and soybean harvests in the United States above trade expectations.
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But worse-than-expected harvests mean that it has had to buy more chickpeas from growers elsewhere, putting pressure on supplies worldwide and driving up prices.
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Thousands of migrant workers arrive every year for the tomato and orange harvests, squeezing into hurricane-scarred trailers and one-room shacks, multiplying local health needs.
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Harvests fell drastically short of the miraculous yields that officials had promised in the Great Leap Forward, a feverish campaign to propel China into communist plenty.
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In some places, harvests were lost altogether, Bloomberg said, while frosts also stunted the growth of the long potatoes that are preferable for making french fries.
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"Farmers are having to buy feed supplies after the drought this summer caused so much damage to their own hay and straw harvests," the trader added.
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Ms. Couric, 22012, often broadcasts her harvests on the "Story" section of her Instagram feed, where, like many public figures, she invites followers into her world.
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"If the harvests are lower, theoretically, you would need more land… which is the last thing you want from the biodiversity point of view," he said.
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Around the world, rising ocean temperatures could reduce fish harvests, thereby impacting as many as 800 million people worldwide who rely on revenue from the industry.
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One reason children die of malaria in this region is because the rainy season coincides with the hunger season between harvests, when their immunity is low.
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Traders were waiting for the U.S. corn and soybean harvests to be wrapped up to gain a clearer picture of yields after weather delays this year.
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The threat of drought reducing upcoming harvests in Australia and Argentina have also underpinned wheat markets and taken the focus away from big northern hemisphere crops.
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When nearly 20 million farmers around the world choose to invest in genetically modified seeds for two decades, it is because farmers are seeing better harvests.
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In drought-hit Central America - Guatemala, El Salvador and Honduras - prolonged dry spells since mid-2014, linked to the El Nino weather phenomenon, have decimated food harvests.
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Trump's trade war with Beijing comes as the U.S. farm economy enters its fifth year of economic pain, as bumper harvests have depressed prices and farm income.
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The CellMist System harvests a patient's stem cells from a small area of unwounded skin (usually one square inch) and suspends them in a water-based solution.
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Low prices for cotton last year helped drive down production, he said, and weather extremes related to climate change, as well as insect attacks, also hit harvests.
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U.S. farmers have nearly completed what is expected to be the largest corn and soybean harvests on record, which should benefit ADM again in the current quarter.
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Plentiful global supplies and expectations that big harvests in the United States and Russia will add to the glut added to the bearishness in the wheat market.
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The brand has been producing moringa products for some time now, but only from this summer will Dufatanye's harvests make their way into shops, ready to buy.
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The impending downturn will come after a strong rally recently due to the delayed impact of the El Nino weather phenomenon on harvests in South East Asia.
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State media and international aid organizations say that recent droughts and small harvests could lead to a serious shortage of food for many North Koreans this year.
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Regardless, the Kansas crop cannot afford any more weather hiccups going forward if it is to join the ranks of the higher-yielding harvests of the past.
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The platform not only harvests the data you share with the platform, but also collects information about you from the files of other Facebook users you know.
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Coffee, on the other hand, is shipped in containers, and its transportation pinch is being felt now as Brazil harvests and ships its large 2018/19 crop.
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Phiri said that protecting crops after harvest was important to ensure farmers had good-quality seed, which he said is critical to bigger harvests and to incomes.
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Three years of bloodshed and the displacement of nearly one million people from their homes has disrupted harvests and sent food prices soaring in the volatile country.
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The drought has ravaged Haiti, the poorest country in the Americas, with half of all crops lost due to poor harvests last year, according to the WFP.
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Bolivia declared a national state of emergency last week as a prolonged drought has decimated crop harvests and cattle, affecting more than 177,000 families across the country.
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Another year of bumper production of crops such as corn, wheat and soybeans would boost global inventories that have risen near record levels following successive large harvests.
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Restoring this "green" infrastructure will more cheaply and sustainably augment repairs of traditional concrete, or "gray," infrastructure while also providing recreation, wildlife habitat and increased seafood harvests.
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Bumper harvests are expected to have lifted agricultural production in the first quarter of the year, while industrial output improved on a pick up in car exports.
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Reborn, I stand here as I stood By firesides in darkened woods At harvests and when fasts were broken Both high and low born heard it spoken.
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Each year, based on the oxen's choice of crops and the amount the animals eat, the Royal Palace astrologers forecast coming harvests and pray for regular rainfall.
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Bad weather that would damage crops, cut supply and make trading profitable again after the large harvests have driven down prices and subdued volatility essential to earnings.
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Because Dauphin was an agricultural community, where incomes were heavily dependent on harvests, many residents did not know in advance whether they would get a mincome stipend.
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Pakistan's semi-arid climate means more than 90 percent of harvests depend on irrigation through the Indus Basin Irrigation System, which draws water from the Indus River.
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Roger harvests his own honey and grows four varieties of almonds on two farms in rural France spanning 20133 hectares, and supports local farmers in the process.
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If American trade policy lurches toward a trade war, the farmers under the volcanoes in Michoacán might be eager to start sending their harvests to China instead.
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Much as any rural craftsperson would have hundreds of years ago, O'Sullivan lives amid the materials of her work, which she harvests, sorts, dries and processes herself.
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Harvests of staple grains like wheat and corn are expected to dip this year, in some cases sharply, in countries as different as Sweden and El Salvador.
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President Duterte warned that the storm could deal a severe blow to the country's agricultural sector, just as the rice and corn harvests are set to start.
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A number of growers have said they may opt to stockpile part of their harvests, waiting for higher prices and an expected weakening of the local currency.
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What to watch: Farmers say this round of snow could delay harvests by an additional 3 weeks — leaving them just on the brink of winter's full blow.
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Delightful. Picard And His Merry Band try to dupe a criminal mastermind — Bjayzl (Necar Zadegan), who harvests Borg parts — into trading Bruce Maddox (John Ales) for Seven.
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Analysts expect them to show a decline in winter wheat sowings in the United States, lower grain stocks and smaller U.S. corn and soybean harvests in 2019.
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For many of Zimbabwe's long-struggling farmers, the move to satellite data and other modern technology offers hope that they might break the cycle of poor harvests.
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The devices fly above fields and take photos that help growers estimate the size of upcoming harvests or identify problems, such as weed infestations and nutrient deficiencies.
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In Canada, potato harvests in the western provinces of Manitoba and Alberta were particularly affected, according to Kevin MacIsaac, general manager for United Potato Growers of Canada.
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Simply having access to land is critical - but women also need to know how to get reliable harvests from it despite increasingly upredictable weather conditions, Dicko said.
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Sanergy harvests waste from toilets it operates in a franchise network in Nairobi's sprawling slums and feeds it to fly larvae, which become high-quality animal feed.
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But wheat and corn futures fell, pressured by a stronger U.S. dollar, worries about economic fallout from the coronavirus outbreak and outlooks for large South American harvests.
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Instead they sell their curry plant harvests in raw form to nearby distillers, who act as a bridge to manufacturers that have relationships with larger cosmetics firms.
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But he gradually becomes aware that capitalism is more resilient than that, that it could adjust to overproduction and overpopulation and bad harvests and all the rest.
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The practice known as intercropping - growing two or more crops together - means farmers have another crop to fall back on when maize harvests fail because of poor rainfall.
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"I still don't know how to store my harvests - traditional techniques are no longer effective as the grain easily rots when we get unexpected extra rains," Masele said.
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Imported corn, which is less preferred but cheaper to obtain than rice, has tended to increase in years when North Koreans are more worried about their seasonal harvests.
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Improved margins for soybean crushing should boost earnings significantly this year, executives said, after a severe drought reduced harvests in Argentina, the world's top exporter of soy products.
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Most experts believe that Colombian yields are greater than those in Bolivia or Peru thanks to more advanced processing and natural conditions allowing for four harvests per year.
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As people interpret reality through the lens of their faith, they believed their attacks on witches caused the improved harvests that followed years of crop failure, he said.
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Meanwhile, predictions by weather agencies are triggering fears that this year's monsoon season — critical to the country's huge farming sector — could lead to lower rainfall and affect harvests.
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Small farmers could band together to improve their negotiating power with customers, she said, and they could benefit from sharing technologies that improve the longevity of their harvests.
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Eating oysters, moments after they've been plucked from the sea Anyone can book a tour of the Freycinet Marine Farm, which harvests Pacific oysters in the Tasman Sea.
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In the field and at the silo, GrainChain's system consists of a logistics toolkit to monitor and track harvests coming out of the fields and through individual silos.
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Bauerle said he expects to get five harvests before the end of this year, a number that may rise if Colorado entrepreneurs build their own hops-friendly greenhouses.
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Heavy rains stalled plantings this spring and traders remain unsure about how many acres of corn and soy will be planted and how much the harvests will yield.
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The problem, though, is that while our current harvests have been occurring earlier, that traditional pattern of cool rain and hot drought has been turned on its head.
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Wheat also ticked up on bargain-buying after also falling steeply this week due to the weakness in corn and supply pressure from U.S. and European wheat harvests.
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Han told a news conference in Beijing that China will no longer pursue increased grain output over the next five years, after 12 consecutive years of increasing harvests.
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The government buys large amounts of China's crops at fixed prices in order to maintain rural incomes, and bumper harvests have put the country's storage capacity under pressure.
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Old olives from previous years' harvests which had lost their colour were "recycled" with a coat of copper sulphate to give them an intense and uniform green colour.
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Where ancients worried about poor harvests or the death of the sun god, moderns will worry about car-parking spaces and whether any cheap hotel rooms are left.
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A source with direct knowledge of the situation said Corteva received a certificate of approval from the Philippines that confirms buyers there can import Enlist E3 soy harvests.
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The retreat comes as traders have been squeezed by falling crop prices linked to large global harvests and faltering growth in major commodity markets including Brazil and China.
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Producers must also comply with basic conditions, such as knowing the size of their harvests in the last five years and not exposing their property to "avoidable risks".
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Wheat also gained on bargain-buying after also falling steeply this week due to the previous weakness in corn and supply pressure from U.S. and European wheat harvests.
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To meet the booming demand, Chinese manufacturers have had to buy oak abroad since commercial timber harvests were banned to protect natural forests after decades of over-cutting.
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When she leaves, he harvests her name from her credit card, dissects her Instagram, Google Maps her address—and, eventually, like a sleazy paparazzo, peeks through her windows.
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Farmers in India are burning the straw left over from their rice harvests — an estimated 32 millions tons of refuse — to make room for their winter wheat crops.
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The United States, the second-largest exporter, harvests in August-October and sells about half of its annual exports of 50-173 million tonnes in the December quarter.
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Letting private companies make money off of timber harvests that also serve to thin out overgrown forests, restoring them to a healthier state, would help accomplish this goal.
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Sonia Ben Ouagrham-Gormley, a professor in the biodefense program at George Mason University, says she doubts gene drives will be militarily effective in targeting rival countries' harvests.
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Pavegen, a UK startup which harvests energy from people's footsteps and also tracks that data, has raised £2.6m on its crowdfunding push having doubled its initial £950k target.
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Bad harvests have been identified as the cause of the fall of European governments, the rise of Hitler, and the results of state elections across America's farm belt.
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Farmers who want payments must fully complete their harvests before they can apply for aid — presenting a challenge for some crops that have been delayed by bad weather.
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Abundant supplies were keeping a lid on wheat futures, with large northern hemisphere harvests leading to stiff export competition at the start of the 2019/1.103 marketing year.
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Her family's vegetable garden and small rice field are now ruined, leaving them with only the rice they had stored and no new harvests for the foreseeable future.
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It is the latest example of weather leading to poor harvests in one part of the world, and resulting in shortfalls and price rises at supermarkets far away.
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Harare (CNN)More than two million people in Zimbabwe are facing starvation after a severe drought that affected food harvests, the World Food Programme said in a report.
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The rise in input prices could not have come at worse time for farmers, already grappling with falling domestic product prices due to rising yields and abundant harvests.
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One of the areas most affected were the island's farms, which saw 85 percent of its harvests ruined by the storms, according to Puerto Rico's Department of Agriculture.
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More global demand for corn and wheat could shift to the United States because of hot, dry weather reducing global grain harvests, ADM Chief Executive Juan Luciano said.
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CHICAGO, Dec 10 (Reuters) - The U.S. government on Tuesday left its estimates for corn and soybean harvests in key producers Argentina and Brazil unchanged from its previous forecasts.
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However, U.S. supplies of wheat will fall to a five-year low, with exports on the rise due to smaller harvests from key global competitors, the USDA said.
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"Climate change is one of the biggest challenges, not only for the world, but also specifically for agriculture," said Condon, with higher temperatures and erratic rainfalls reducing harvests.
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CST (22 GMT), which are expected to show smaller U.S. corn and soy harvests in 23.82, smaller grain stocks and lower winter wheat seedings in the United States.
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Chiefly, a great business for some venture capitalists—especially those in firm control of startups being sent toward cash harvests in the pre-dawn of the private markets.
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Mr. Muir said that the companies that process French fries had sophisticated, temperature-controlled supply chains and could use inventory to meet consumer demand if some harvests fail.
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Feed costs should stay flat in 2018, Tyson Chief Executive Tom Hayes said, because this year's corn and soybean harvests will again be at or near record levels.
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As carbon emissions rise and the planet warms, domesticated crops like rice and wheat are losing nutritional value, and climate disasters are putting harvests and farmland at risk.
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In early 2016, the faster onset of dry season led to one of the worst safrinha harvests in the country's history, which supported corn exports from competing countries.
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Some have suggested it's a Dyson Swarm, a less complete version of a megastructure known as a Dyson Sphere, which surrounds a star and harvests its energy output.
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And higher temperatures seem to be curbing the maximum harvest from farmland in all regions of the world, reversing an earlier trend toward ever-larger harvests, the report noted.
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Another victory for the LPFs has been to get the barrage gates opened earlier, instead of them staying closed through April to help rice farmers bring in late harvests.
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His community hopes the well will help boost their crop yield, in an attempt to adapt to a changing climate which has brought on hotter summers and poor harvests.
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The teen's mother told CNN that Gutiérrez, who was living on one meal a day because of failed harvests, hoped to help his siblings suffering from hunger and drought.
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Wheat futures retreated on profit-taking following recent multi-month highs, although the market remained underpinned by rising prices in Russia and concerns over the Australian and Argentine harvests.
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Associations representing grain handlers and processors, in a letter to Monsanto on May 7, asked the company's plans for Xtend soybeans if Europe does not approve imports before harvests.
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OutVote harvests personal data, including email addresses, physical addresses, and company names, and you can't control whether your contacts use the app and harvest your information as a result.
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Heavy rains delayed plantings the spring and traders remain unsure about how many acres of corn and soy will actually be planted and how much the harvests will yield.
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The impact of any crop loss could be magnified because supplies of high-protein HRW wheat already are scarce due to low protein levels in the last two harvests.
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Farmers are left without enough food to eat or sell in the coming months and without food supplies to see them through the lean time between harvests, it said.
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Using conservation agriculture techniques such as low-till farming over time helps improve harvests as the amount of water-holding organic matter in the soil increases, studies have shown.
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Wheat futures lost ground as advancing harvests in the United States and Europe, plus an Egyptian import tender dominated by Black Sea origins, kept attention on abundant world supply.
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After a series of bumper harvests, the states have been hit by the first back-to-back drought in nearly three decades, prompting authorities to divert water from agriculture.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's agriculture sector needs to undertake supply-side reform, especially in corn production, given bumper harvests and surplus grain stockpiles, Agriculture Minister Han Changfu said on Monday.
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Euronext also continued to be curbed by weaker U.S. wheat futures and signs that big harvests in Russia and elsewhere in the Black Sea zone were intensifying export competition.
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GDP is expected to grow by 2115% this year, helped by a 213% jump in remittances from Hondurans abroad, bigger harvests of shrimp and coffee, and higher banana prices.
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The sector says delays in Chinese approvals hurt the value of U.S. corn harvests by preventing farmers from using new seeds that can protect crops from pests and weeds.
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Over the past two years, drought has disrupted harvests of mangoes in Asia, South America and Africa, papaya in some regions of South America, and avocados in southern Africa.
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"When women and men gain secure rights to land, they can begin investing in their land to improve their harvests and their lives," says the land rights group, Landesa.
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"I think grain demand bulls are taking positions here, given the new USMCA, and given rain delays for row-crop harvests," said Mike Zuzolo, president of Global Commodity Analytics.
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The most promising approach to invest in EMs, in our view, is a dynamic multi-asset class investment, across debt and equity markets, that harvests the most interesting opportunities.
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Uncertainty about the outcome of the trade war has discouraged U.S. farmers from selling harvests to processors like Bunge and rival Archer Daniels Midland Co, hurting soy crush margins.
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Most of Australia's worst wheat harvests were associated with El Niño's presence, though during the two strongest El Niño episodes – 53 and 2015 – the harvest turned out relatively normal.
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Despite some seasonal fluctuations, annual average inflation remained low at 1.8% and 2.5% in 1103 and 2015, respectively, due to the fall in oil prices and good agriculture harvests.
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I recently had the pleasure of visiting the Pallini orchards on the Amalfi coast in southern Italy, where small harvests of gigantic Sfusato Amalfitano lemons are handpicked for distillation.
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StemExpress, LLC is a privately-held, for-profit biotech company in Placerville, CA that harvests fetal organs at abortion clinics for resale to other biotech companies and research labs.
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Early prospects for cereal harvests in 2016 are mixed, the FAO said, partly due to El Nino-associated weather patterns having a particularly deleterious effect in the southern hemisphere.
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In addition to the peas, he harvests "baby" versions of other vegetables, including undersized pumpkins, carrots, and six varieties of eggplants, originally from countries like Turkey, Italy and Japan.
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But in the second half of 2017, Australian wheat will likely face stiff competition from the Black Sea region as Russia and Ukraine also look to offload bumper harvests.
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Down one path is a future that resembles the wine business, or the farm-to-table movement: boutique pot growers turning out harvests that reflect local climates and customs.
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When your neighbour harvests asparagus... We get gifts on our door step each spring and these freshly cut babies are no comparison to what you find at the supermarket.
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The Green Revolution, launched in the 1960s, increased harvests with improved technology, including high-yielding varieties of wheat and rice developed by scientists, and greater use of chemical fertilisers.
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Can tissue be regenerated from aging stem cells, or do we need harvests of certain tissues earlier in life to maintain these cells as "backups" or repositories of information?
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Cook also notes that in 2003, an extremely dry growing season led to one of France's earliest harvests on record, with growers picking grapes several weeks earlier than usual.
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To add to their problems, in countries like Niger, in Africa's Sahel region, increasingly erratic weather patterns and unpredictable climate shocks - such as floods and droughts - are hitting harvests.
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But harvests have been so poor that many of the village's 600 residents have abandoned farming and moved to the city, where they find work as teachers or soldiers.
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Wespac has argued that limits on catch, gear and fishing seasons are the best tools to regulate fishing and to ensure that the Pacific yields the maximum sustainable harvests.
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With prices for the fruit soaring after two years of low harvests, orchards are experiencing a raft of thefts, and black markets have sprung up to distribute the spoils.
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The Queensland government has announced an AU$1 million assistance package for farmers, some of whom have had to dump their entire harvests at the peak of the season.
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Historical accounts tell of the relentless rains that spoiled back-to-back harvests in parts of Europe from 240 through 2000, and may have helped bolster the plague's grip.
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The logging industry has long blamed the owl habitats for a crippling decline in timber harvests, sparking a vicious battle over restricting the economies and livelihoods of local communities.
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Instead, the deal makes it easier for polluters to overheat our planet — which can lead to more extreme weather, more lost homes, more lost harvests and more lost lives.
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A priestly caste, called Gatherers, harvests it from people whom a goddess judges to be corrupt; the extractive process is deadly, but the system keeps the society in balance.
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Those could include adding compost on rangelands or seeding fields between harvests with so-called cover crops such as grasses and mustards, which add organic matter to the soil.
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"You've got arguments over harvests, you've got young guys going up into the creeks trying to find more oysters—the old rules are going out the window," Frederick says.
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The USDA's world agricultural supply and demand estimates are due on Thursday, with analysts polled by Reuters expecting the department to cut estimates for U.S. corn and soybean harvests.
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Plenty of cherelles were proliferating on trees after good rains last week, ensuring good harvests from February onwards despite the start of the dry season in November, farmers said.
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Corn futures faced pressure from favorable South American crop weather bolstering expectations for large harvests, and poor profit margins for U.S. producers of corn-based ethanol fuel, Cekander said.
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Wintry weather in the past week has added to uncertainty about the size of this year's U.S. corn and soybean harvests after crops endured soggy planting conditions in spring.
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In 22019 Texas allowed red snapper harvests for 365 days in their state waters, Louisiana was open 213 days, Mississippi 108 days, Alabama 31 days and Florida 70 days.
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Farmers in the United States have almost completed what is expected to be the largest corn and soy harvests on record, which should continue to benefit multinational grain traders.
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"We will have good harvests going forward because the Harmattan is not here yet and the rains are good," said Koffi Kouame, who farms in the outskirts of Soubre.
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Throughout the agriculture supply chain, companies and farmers alike remain under pressure from low crop prices, following years of massive harvests of staples such as corn, wheat and soybeans.
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It's not okay that failed crops, natural disasters, and generations of inadequate farming practices are keeping communities from thriving when many rely on abundant harvests to support their families.
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Drought has ravaged harvests for the last three years in Haiti, while a collapse in Haiti's currency, the gourde, has put imported food out of reach for many Haitians.
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It was a crucial time; during World War II, as harvests were being shipped overseas for the military, the government began rationing essentials like bread, cheese, meat and sugar.
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Chefs are exploring how to cook cover crops like peas and buckwheat, which regenerative farmers plant between harvests as a way to improve soil, control weeds and sequester carbon.
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At Castello di Vicarello, a medieval castle in the Tuscan countryside, guests can hike through 252 acres of land and help local farmers with the grape and olive harvests.
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He said the varieties in trials are producing 40 maund of cotton per acre – at least a third higher than normal cotton harvests – and cutting water use by 30 percent.
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Futures prices slid after the USDA projected record large corn and soybean harvests in a monthly report on Friday, with forecasts for both commodities above even the highest analyst estimates.
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Yet this is the very same company — and here comes the richly fudgy cakeism — that elsewhere contends personal data its platform pervasively harvests on users' interests is not personal data.
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A surge in exports generally follows huge U.S. harvests, and the shipments often cut final ending stocks below the forecasts issued by the government at the start of the year.
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Now, they are turning up in farm produce across the US, leading farms to lay off workers, incinerate cranberry harvests, kill cows, and dump thousands of gallons of dairy milk.
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Dealers said prices had recovered some ground after falling sharply during the last few days but the mood remained bearish with harvests in the U.S. and Russia making good progress.
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While she grows and harvests her own pumpkins and prefers carving them herself, she acknowledges that "funkins" (or fake pumpkins) can work just as well for your front porch decor.
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Without Beijing's approval for Enlist E3 soybeans, the company launched the seed in the United States this year under a program that restricts where farmers deliver their harvests, limiting sales.
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The country's largest listed bulk grain handler has been hit by several consecutive years of poor seasonal conditions, reducing harvests and damaging the bulk grain handler's storage and trading businesses.
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Using leftover material from a Portuguese manufacturer who harvests it from trees every nine years, the team built the house using blocks of prefabricated cork, engineered timber and steel foundations.
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Miguel Angel Garcia, regional director in Central America for Action Against Hunger, said poor crop harvests caused already vulnerable families to incur a spiral of debt and sell off land.
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Better seed, meanwhile - including that bred to help farmers withstand harsher droughts, extreme heat or worsening flooding associated with climate change - can help farmers substantially boost harvests, crop experts say.
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An added advantage is that, while the technology harvests energy from the motion of soldiers, it also simultaneously eases the strain on their joints and muscles due to its apparatus.
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Unchecked livestock growth also threatens to worsen climate change, which is expected to cut harvests in developing countries in the long term, also bringing more frequent drought and erratic rainfall.
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The bin-busting harvests of cheap corn, wheat and soybeans are undermining the business models of the world's largest agriculture firms and the farmers who use their products and services.
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Bunge's moves are the latest steps by a major grain handler to cope with pressures from large global harvests that have driven down prices and subdued volatility essential to earnings.
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Azara Alhassan in Ghana is one of many female agricultural workers who have benefitted from Feed the Future's provisions of fertilizer and other inputs, which have more than doubled harvests.
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In addition, farmers who gamble on back-to-back canola sowings - rather than letting fields recover - may still initially reap good harvests until clubroot spreads enough to substantially lower yields.
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Feed could remain cheap, as this year's corn and soybean harvests are likely to be at or near record levels, according to U.S. Department of Agriculture figures released last week.
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He agrees, and we follow Diana as, with guidance from Eleanor and the staff, she plants and harvests tomatoes, cabbages, beans and carrots and gets her picture in the newspaper.
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"The high likelihood of below-average rains for the remainder of the season is likely to significantly reduce crop yields and harvests across most parts of the country," said Fewsnet.
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SONAGOAN, India (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - In the last inhabited villages deep in the dense mangrove forests of India's Sundarbans region, rice harvests have fallen by half in the last decade.
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"Starvation is the first one," he answers, pointing to lowering harvests of grain in Europe in 2018 due to drought that saw the EU reap 6 million tons less wheat.
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Industrialized agriculture is depleting our nation's topsoil at such an extreme rate, experts warn we have fewer than 60 harvests left if we don't shift to more sustainable farming practices.
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Coffee and cane harvests, which are still below levels last year after above-average rains in April and May, are likely to recover some of the time lost, Santos said.
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I had heard a rumor that the houses there, built by olive pickers for use during their harvests, were kindly left open all year to serve as refuge for hikers.
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The package includes direct payments to the producers of soybeans, sorghum, corn, wheat, cotton, dairy and hogs, who would be compensated according to the size of their harvests this year.
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This year, after the Cambridge Analytica scandal cast a harsh light on the way Facebook harvests personal information for its advertising sales, the National Education Policy Center in Boulder, Colo.
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Land and water are too scarce to expand their seasonal harvests — which are around 10 percent of Mexico's annual production — but surging demand and prices have buoyed their businesses, too.
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Another angle: Rising temperatures and increasingly unpredictable weather have been ruining harvests in Central America and adding to the surge of families migrating to the U.S., farmers and scientists say.
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They say that changes in weather have made harvests weaker, and many families have found that with the income from other opportunities, they don't rely so much on selling potatoes.
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Farmers in the United States, for example, were forecast to drastically raise their chickpea harvests last year, according to official data, after what was already a record year in 2016.
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It harvests monsoon water and recycles waste water at its workshop on the edge of Bagru, where it also offers one to two day workshops in printing and dyeing. rangotri.
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Worsening wheat crop prospects in southern hemisphere exporters Argentina and Australia, as well as weather-hampered harvests in North America, have shifted attention away from large global stocks of wheat.
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Ensuring farmers have good links to markets to sell their harvests will help maintain their livelihoods and give them "choices about how they want to use their money", he added.
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As rising heat and more extreme weather cut harvests in some southern regions, hungry mouths across the developing world may turn to northern nations like Canada for help, experts predict.
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The history of sumo, Japan's national sport, can be traced back over 1,500 years with its roots in a religious ritual conducted in Shinto shrines to pray for abundant harvests.
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That means hunger and economic hardship for the 2100 million people that rely on the harvests - not just farmers, but businesses, from poultry growers to pig farmers to local brewers.
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We learned about the traditional uses of prescribed fires—they aid the acorn and huckleberry harvests—but we also worked with modern tools like drip torches and atmospheric weather instruments.
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Worsening crop prospects in southern hemisphere exporters Argentina and Australia, as well as weather-hampered spring wheat harvests in North America, have shifted attention away from large global wheat stocks.
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In July, the E.U. declared that it was investigating Amazon, and the U.S. House of Representatives held a hearing and interrogated an Amazon lawyer about how the company harvests data.
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Hemp farmers have spent fraught harvests hiding surveillance cameras among the stalks, sleeping in the fields with shotguns, or waking up to empty holes where their hemp plants once grew.
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Yet while Thanksgiving is traditionally about giving thanks for good harvests and blessings throughout the year, those actually responsible for the crops consumed see a small share of the profits.
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But newer farmers usually struggle to acquire the quality land and machinery that are within reach of industrial farmers or heritage farming families with big harvests and well-established businesses.
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Wheat firmed in tandem with rising corn and as dry conditions in some Southern Hemisphere wheat areas stoked concerns about smaller harvests in key exporters such as Australia and Argentina.
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The food from the Javits Center — which already harvests honey from beehives on the roof of its original section — could be consumed within 200 feet of where it was grown.
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But the Harper Adams team used another tactic: Their small tractor and combine were able to make more precise movements, limit damage to soil for future harvests, and increase efficiency.
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A steady water supply, instead of reliance on seasonal monsoon rains, would allow him to switch to cash crops and reap three harvests a year, instead of one now, Kshirsagar said.
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Farmers said their harvests had so far been more abundant than last year and that a mix of showers and sunshine would yield a healthier mid-crop than the previous season.
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The remnants of mankind have left behind a variety of breeds of mechanical beasts, which Aloy hunts and harvests for valuable parts and scrap to fashion technologically infused weapons and armor.
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On the 15-mile trip from the district center to the front line, the reporter saw only two civilian cars, and numerous ruined and burned homes, charred fields, and uncollected harvests.
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Since then, the Swiss-based seed company has partnered with grain handler Gavilon, owned by Marubeni Corp, to oversee U.S. harvests of Duracade corn, another biotech variety that lacks China's approval.
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SINGAPORE, Aug 0.013 (Reuters) - Chicago wheat futures slid for a second session on Tuesday, as the trading sentiment was marred by abundant global supplies following bumper harvests in top exporting countries.
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They were installed to tame the rivers, provide water for agriculture and make the waterways navigable by barge to carry the huge harvests of wheat to market -- and those needs remain.
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The extra sales come at the expense of Australia and Europe, the world's two biggest barley-exporting areas, where harvests were disappointing due to a mix of drought and excessive rains.
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This brings a huge cost for farmers, who can see harvests slashed, their families go hungry and bank loans remain unpaid if they are tricked, Simons told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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This means subsistence farmers will not have enough food to eat or sell in the coming months, and have no food supplies to see them through the lean time between harvests.
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Bearish sentiment in wheat has been fanned by concern that export demand is lagging, despite increasingly competitive U.S. prices, and early prospects for large harvests in Europe and Russia this year.
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Bearish sentiment in wheat has been fanned by concern that export demand is lagging despite increasingly competitive U.S. prices and early prospects for large harvests in Europe and Russia this year.
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This year's supply shortfall will be the first deficit in five years as harvests are hit by the El Nino weather phenomenon and heavy rain in Brazil, the world's largest producer.
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However, the boost came largely from a recovery in inventories and a jump in agricultural exports after poor soy harvests in Argentina and Brazil this year benefited sales by American exporters.
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Even as farmers reap bountiful harvests, U.S. net farm incomes this year will total $63.4 billion - about half of their earnings in 2013, according to a U.S. Department of Agriculture forecast.
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Even with dry conditions in North America, Europe and Australia, the U.S. Department of Agriculture forecasts that this year will bring the second-biggest global corn, wheat and soybean harvests ever.
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It came out of receivership in 2014, but allegations about its past were aired last autumn and led some farmers to threaten to leave their harvests on the bushes in protest.
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It was probably also boosted by clement weather in America, a big producer, where many farmers rely not on captive breeding but on eggs collected in controlled harvests from the wild.
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You might think the types of personal data that Facebook harvests are trivial — and so wonder what's the big deal if the company is using deceptive design to obtain people's consent?
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CHICAGO, Nov 8 (Reuters) - The U.S. Agriculture Department lowered its outlook for corn and soybean harvests on Friday as cold and wet conditions late in the growing season cut into yields.
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As Africa's population rises and climate change threatens more harvests, simple efforts to protect what is harvested could play a key role in staving off hunger on the continent, they said.
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They may show up at some farm stands and Greenmarket purveyors later in summer but now, thanks to a California-based grower who harvests them in Mexico, they're available more regularly.
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Regarding soy, he said two consecutive bumper harvests and African swine fever, which weakened China's demand for the oilseeds, contributed to a planned reduction of plantings of the crop next season.
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Pests already cause losses of around $220 billion a year, or around 10-16 percent of harvests, the United Nations' Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) said at a conference this week.
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My colleague Elizabeth Wolkovich of Harvard University and I analyzed 400 years (1600-2007) of data from France and Switzerland to show that climate change is already affecting wine grape harvests.
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Zimbabwe recently declared a state of disaster in drought-stricken rural areas and said that a quarter of the population may lack food in the months ahead because of poor harvests.
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On Friday, however, it posted an article on the popular WeChat messaging platform that stressed the availability of grain thanks to bumper harvests and the country's increasingly diversified sources for imports.
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His land, and that around him in Punjab province, depends on rain to grow crops and rainfall has become much more uncertain as climate change takes hold, leading to lost harvests.
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As it is, they are mostly a subject in search of a theme — a theme the playwright never convincingly harvests from a sea that does not easily give up its treasures.
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CHICAGO, Sept 12 (Reuters) - The U.S. Agriculture Department on Thursday trimmed its forecast for domestic corn and soybean production but said the harvests will still be bigger than average market expectations.
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But farmers, agricultural scientists and industry officials say a new threat has been ruining harvests, upending lives and adding to the surge of families migrating to the United States: climate change.
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"For years, we've had people stopping alongside the road to take pictures," said Brad Bogle, who, along with his parents, harvests sunflower seeds for bird food on their farm, Bogle Seeds.
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That has been the dominant question for years among the Swinomish and other Native Americans, who have seen their salmon harvests dip by about 2000 percent over the past three decades.
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If each of the 148 million visits to national forests last year earned just $85033 for the Forest Service, then the proceeds would exceed the agency's annual revenues from timber harvests.
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Fall armyworm has damaged about 250,21 hectares of farmland in Cameroon, slashing harvests of the country's staple cereal crops by as much as three-quarters in some regions, the government said.
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The region was just starting to recover from a decade-old production crisis that pushed some winemakers into bankruptcy — and a handful into suicide — when harvests were hit again in 2015.
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The outlook makes the world's biggest seed company the latest agribusiness to detail ongoing pressures from large crop inventories that are weighing on commodity prices following four years of bumper harvests.
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Investors were also awaiting a clearer picture of U.S. corn and soybean harvests that are currently underway, with yields seen as hard to call due to exceptionally late planting this year.
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But the boost came largely from a recovery in inventories and a jump in agricultural exports after poor soy harvests in Argentina and Brazil this year benefited sales by American exporters.
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As we tally up this year's harvests and begin to makes choices about what we'll plant in the spring, I'm pleased that we'll have the option of growing dicamba-resistant crops.
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In east Africa, it has provided more than 3 million farmers with apps aggregating information on everything from weather forecasts to livestock market prices to help them boost harvests and incomes.
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The food was part of a community feeding program in the northeastern Karamoja region, a semi-arid area where the UN has long provided food aid for people facing poor harvests.
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Instead, Mexican buyers plan to import as much as 250,260 tonnes from Argentina - worth about $20 million based on current prices - when it harvests wheat later this year, Fuente told Reuters.
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In this largely agricultural area hit by erratic weather and insufficient rain, farmers are making up for poor harvests by cutting down trees and selling the wood for timber and charcoal.
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The practice of seeding fields between harvests not only keeps topsoil in place, it also adds carbon to the soil and helps the beneficial microbes, fungus, bacteria and worms in it thrive.
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Still, thanks in part to these warming-induced trends toward earlier harvests in recent decades, there has also been an overall trend toward increased wine quality, despite the change in drought effects.
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HARARE (Reuters) - A scorching drought in Southern Africa that led to widespread crop failure could nudge African nations to finally embrace genetically modified (GM) crops to improve harvests and reduce grain imports.
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But global demand is still relatively hearty compared with other grains and oilseeds, and this means the 24/18 soybean harvests in North and South America will be under pressure to perform.
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Two scientists affiliated with NASA, Columbia's Earth sciences center, and Harvard have assembled records of grape harvests for the past 400 years to show trends produced by changes in temperature and precipitation.
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At the same time, investors have built up a big short position in corn futures, with huge U.S. stocks and rising estimates for harvests in Brazil and Argentina contributing to bearish sentiment.
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Photo: GettyGenetic modification already makes appearances in corn, soybeans, canola, sugar beets, potatoes, and other vegetables, mainly to confer either pesticide or herbicide resistance so bugs and weeds don't ruin the harvests.
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Over the past year alone, record rainfall throughout the central U.S. has saturated farmers' fields to the point of no return, leaving large portions of land useless and resulting in stunted harvests.
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On the eve of a key government crop report, corn futures remain at depressed levels as generally favorable crop conditions and analysts' forecasts point to potentially bin-busting harvests by American farmers.
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A three-year civil war has forced millions from their homes, sent the oil-producing economy into a tail-spin and devastated crop harvests, just as the worst drought in years bites.
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In total, 2.2 million people have been affected by poor harvests as a result of drought and rains, of which 1.4 million people are in need of food aid, the agencies said.
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Farmers who adopted the new farming techniques in recent years have been able to boost their harvests, which has attracted more farmers and created more jobs providing services to them, Ng'ang'a said.
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"It will also make life miserable for many farmers who will struggle to feed their animals when harvests aren't producing enough to keep them going through the cold months," Erixon also said.
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"The savage bombardment harvests lives everywhere, including in hospitals and houses of worship, while the international community is helpless or ineffective to take any decision to deter this criminal machine," it said.
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A series of bumper grain and soybean harvests in the United States and South America also mean there is little chance of a supply disruption that global grain traders could profit from.
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Years of erratic weather, failed harvests and a chronic lack of jobs decimated entire villages in all three countries and created strong incentives for migrants to try to reach the United States.
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Sources involved with the wine production have previously told PEOPLE that both Jolie and Pitt have been personally involved in production, attending past harvests, blending sessions and consulting on packaging and marketing.
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Farmers are more focused on how big their autumn corn and soybean harvests will be than on the details of the USDA aid program, after severe planting delays this spring, Ratajczyk said.
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Years of bumper cane harvests and record sugar production have hammered sugar prices in India, making it hard for mills to pay money owed to farmers, who form an influential voting bloc.
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And as resistance to glyphosate increases in plants, as it has in recent decades, changes to cropping and tillage patterns may be needed—alongside gallons of other pesticides—to ensure good harvests.
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While the technology promises to save money, it could be a tough sell to some U.S. farmers as five years of bumper harvests have depressed prices for staples including corn and soybeans.
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The crisis comes at a time that Brazil harvests its biennial off-cycle crop, which is naturally smaller than the prior crop, and after a drought caused the country's stocks to dwindle.
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Indeed, there is a solid correlation between early harvests and high-quality wines, with the best wines often being those from when the temperatures are so high the grapes are harvested early.
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CHICAGO/SYDNEY (Reuters) - Hot, dry weather has seen high-protein wheat emerge as the one tight spot in a global grains market swamped with abundant stocks, after four years of bumper harvests.
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Resources and trainings from the Appalachian Woodlands Alliance show landowners how to undertake smaller harvests over time, with management that charts out the forest's future in terms of generations, rather than years.
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RAWAT, Pakistan (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Like his farming neighbors, Bilal Khan plants wheat in late October or early November each year, and harvests and sells his winter crop a few months later.
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BOGOTA, Aug 0003 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - For Maria Francisca Ortiz, the drought that has gripped Honduras and decimated her last two harvests of beans and maize is the worst she can remember.
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But Le Guin's new book, No Time To Spare, which harvests a representative sample of her blog posts, feels like the surprising and satisfying culmination to a career in other literary forms.
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About 220 percent of cereal harvests, 863 to 286 percent of tubers, fruits and vegetables, 2000 percent of oilseeds, meat and milk, and 237 percent of fish, are lost, the FAO said.
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A farmer who gave his surname as Feng said he would like to hold out for higher prices, but may have to sell as he harvests because he doesn't have enough storage.
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The deal has an estimated price tag above $16 billion and comes as years of bumper harvests keep crop prices low and make it difficult for grains merchants to turn a profit.
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In Somalia, maize and sorghum harvests were estimated to be 75 percent lower than usual and more than half of the country's population, mostly in rural areas, was facing hunger, it said.
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When the river is deep enough, the women set up a petrol engine beside it and pump water to their crops, including sweet potatoes that produce good harvests even with little water.
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More than half of its 1.3 billion people depend on agriculture for their livelihoods, so profitable harvests tend to boost aggregate consumption while smaller crops or low prices can cause a slowdown.
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"I've heard from local hunters that they have seen impacts on our numbers, particularly seals, which is what our community harvests, either to sell the skin or for our diet," says Ningeongan.
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One recent review in Nature Geosciences examined strategies to make farmland slightly more reflective, say, by leaving crop residue on the fields after harvests or by using slightly lighter varieties of wheat.
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Climate change is disrupting seafood harvests, posing risks to important marine ecosystems and threatening the well-being of hundreds of millions of coastal residents, according to a United Nations report released today.
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Young people attending the youth climate summit were angry that decades of climate negotiations had failed to stave off climate impacts from accelerating species extinctions to superstorms, shrinking glaciers and failed harvests.
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We're introduced to 13-year-old William (the delightful Maxwell Simba) in 2001, in his village in rural Malawi where lengthening cycles of drought and heavy rains are making harvests increasingly precarious.
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With access to irrigation, farmers in Akum and Santa – many of them women – can produce five vegetable harvests a year, including during the dry season, when demand and prices are highest, Nutoto said.
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The low level of salt in the water was hurting clam harvests, but officials told fishermen they must provide proof of their complaints, according to KM Poovu, who heads the federation of LPFs.
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The perishable nature of this import category makes it tougher to find replacement sources for it, and the ongoing drought in California has hurt harvests, so retailers have fewer options for alternative sources.
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A year ago, U.S. soybean exports came in 246 million bushels above the government's initial view and corn exports were raised by 198 million bushels after farmers reaped bumper harvests of both crops.
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"Forever chemicals" linked to cancer are turning up in farm produce across the country, leading farms to lay off workers, incinerate cranberry harvests, kill cows, and dump thousands of gallons of dairy milk.
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Brexit had just passed, the far right was rising, and — after three failed harvests — Syria was in a civil war, causing refugees to stream into the camp in Calais, France, where Pepino volunteered.
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Since bumper harvests cannot be repeated every three months, some economists fear GDP may shrink again in the second quarter, but many forecasters believe growth will be positive for 20153 as a whole.
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All food prices were down due to large supplies and the expectation of strong harvests, but meat ones were up 0.7 percent due to high demand for bovine and pig meat from Asia.
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Mexican drug cartels are behind increases in the cost of avocados exported to the U.S., shaking down avocado farmers who are reeling from years of weak harvests, the country&aposs attorney general said.
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Ancient Egypt's food supply was alternately plentiful or scarce, but only rarely "just enough", which is why the state had granaries to store excess from the good harvests to cover the poor ones.
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The weak equipment demand is unprecedented in its severity and length, but is driven by an unusually strong string of crop harvests, which led to excess grain supplies and pushed down commodity prices.
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BOGOTA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - More than one million people across Central America need food aid after droughts combined with heavy rains in the past year destroyed harvests, the United Nations said on Thursday.
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As climate change takes hold in Pakistan, it is bringing worryingly rapid temperature increases that threaten lives and harvests and are driving up water and power use as families struggle to stay cool.
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"As a region that has struggled to grow crops due to largely hostile desert landscapes, our farm offers a viable solution to farming that produces harvests 365 days of the year," he said.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South Africa's 2019 maize harvest forecast is expected to be reduced from previous estimates after harvests in the North West province pointed to lower yields, a Reuters poll showed on Wednesday.
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"Combination of abundant harvests in Russia, stronger rouble and weak global prices continue to pressure margins in all businesses with exception of meat division," Rusagro Chief Executive Maxim Basov said in a statement.
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The social media company categorizes its service as a humanitarian effort because people can access important weather reports and health information, but opponents point out that the service also harvests data on users.
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Harvests still might be unpredictable, but at least you know how much you're earning per bag, which helps farmers plan long-term infrastructure investments that will give some relief as the earth warms.
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Harvests required long days and late nights; cows would have been milked in the very early mornings, and shepherds, as the hymn says, watched their flocks by night, to save them from predators.
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"These communities need urgent support to prevent them from adapting survival strategies that put them into a vicious cycle of dependence, including eating seeds meant for producing food in future harvests," he added.
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MYTH: Farmers loved it The idea that daylight saving time was created to help farmers get their harvests in is so ingrained into the national consciousness, it's hard to believe it's not true.
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Within the past week, several groups – including the U.S. Department of Agriculture, Brazil's agricultural statistics agency Conab, and Argentina's Rosario Exchange – boosted outlooks for the 212/220 corn harvests in Brazil and Argentina.
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Still, ADM CEO Juan Luciano told an investor conference last week that the company may permanently lose a "layer of profitability" in its grain business due to large harvests that have hurt margins.
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She came from Istanbul to Illinois to work on her favorite project of her career so far: A pacemaker that harvests energy from the natural rhythms of the body, instead of a battery.
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Many peasants in the Tumaco region depend on the income from coca-leaf harvests and have expressed frustration at the government's failure to implement substitution policies that help farmers grow new, different crops.
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And his country is certainly facing hardship: Last month, United Nations agencies said that about 10 million people were facing "severe food shortages" after one of North Korea's worst harvests in a decade.
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Three consecutive years of bumper harvests have created a spike in the supply of rice, which along with a decline in domestic consumption, has led to some of the lowest prices in years.
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Even before this fall's harvest, around 20 percent of total grain storage available in the U.S. was full with corn, soybeans and wheat from previous harvests, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
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Brown's descriptions of the beermaking process are acute: You feel his pain as he harvests hops with bare arms and realizes that their sharp little tendrils have created a network of red welts.
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Part of Cersei and Jaime's Highgarden scheme was to get the gold to repay the Iron Bank, but also to empty the granaries and collect the harvests from the farms in the Reach.
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"We are at a critical stage at which we need to save the next and subsequent harvests and safeguard the livelihood of the population," Ethiopia's FAO Representative Fatouma Seid in a recent statement.
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For instance, policymakers could encourage more farmers to plant cover crops between their main harvests rather than leaving their fields bare, which would help pull more carbon from the air into the soil.
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Using just a handful of molecules, they assemble into all kinds of tiny shapes, and with just a small set of instructions, they can wreak havoc across entire ecosystems and threaten crop harvests.
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Climate change: Rising temperatures are disrupting seafood harvests, posing risks to important marine ecosystems and threatening the well-being of hundreds of millions of coastal residents, according to a new United Nations report.
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Even if quantities are limited at first, sales abroad would spook major exporters, such as Brazil and the United States, increasing competition at a time when record harvests are predicted in many regions.
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The Environmental Investigation Agency claimed that in 2013, 76% of all global timber exports from Mozambique were illegally cut in excess of reported harvests -- and the vast majority of them went to China.
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Tanzanians' belief in witchcraft dates back centuries as a way of explaining common misfortunes like death, failed harvests and infertility, although this is often a smokescreen for other disputes, such as over land.
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The world risks sweltering heatwaves, extreme rainfall and shrinking harvests unless unprecedented efforts are made to keep the Earth's temperature rise to 1.5 Celsius (2.7 degrees Fahrenheit), the United Nations said last week.
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Wells have run dry across the semi-arid region, with scant rains forcing some villagers to walk miles for water and pushing others to migrate to cities in search of work, as harvests fall.
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Fitch expects that the easing of drought conditions will improve both crop harvests and the supply of electricity, which along with higher copper prices, will drive growth in the agricultural, mining and manufacturing sectors.
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That would be down 3 million tonnes from output in 2017/53, the first season after the end of quotas, and stable versus the current 2018/19 season, when harvests were hit by drought.
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The company has struggled with declining sales in the past three years as bumper corn and soybeans harvests in the United States dragged down prices, leaving farmers with less cash to spend on equipment.
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Barley harvests are mostly sold as livestock fodder, so beer availability could be further hindered by the likely prioritization of grain yields to feed cattle and other farm animals, rather than for brewing beer.
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" Added Rannekleiv, "It has not been uncommon for one of these three producers [Italy, Spain and France] to have an off year, but rarely have we seen such poor harvests for all three simultaneously.
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Chinampas are floating gardens made from dredged-up black mud slathered on reeds and tree branches once used to produce as many as seven harvests a year for staples like corn and chili peppers.
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The estimates are higher than the previous season's harvests of soybeans and corn which were 37.78 million tonnes and 43.46 million tonnes, respectively, according to the government, after a historic drought damaged crops significantly.
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U.S. soybean and corn harvests are progressing reasonably but are both well behind the five-year averages, he said, adding that there are also worries about poor harvest weather in parts of the country.
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Corn and wheat prices hit three-month lows this week, pressured by some reasonable yield assessments from the annual Pro Farmer crop tour, large wheat harvests in the northern hemisphere and a stronger dollar.
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The scientists looked at historical documents, tree-ring studies of temperature, precipitation, and soil moisture: This chart compares French wine-grape harvests over 400 years to the average grape-harvest dates (dotted black line).
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The state now harvests 92 percent of the nation's mandarin crop, while Florida, troubled by citrus greening disease and obsolete varieties with seeds, has had its share drop to 8 percent, from 66 percent.
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"There have also been some scaling back of harvest forecasts in the EU and Russia, which have clipped the expected volumes available from new harvests, to the eventual benefit of U.S. exports," he said.
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In a new paper out today in Nature Climate Change, researchers at Columbia University and Harvard University looked at the historical data for early harvests over the last 400 years in France and Switzerland.
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He added that the company's real concern is the malicious actor who "harvests" Lego sets with the intention of selling rare pieces to desperate builders who need that special brick to finish their creation.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - Cargill Inc expects international grain markets to remain oversupplied for a long time due to bountiful harvests and a rise in storage, the head of the global commodity trader said on Friday.
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Ghodbane, who was born on the land he now farms, says the seasons are changing, with longer summers interfering with the spring and fall rains that are crucial to strong harvests and herding years.
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More cases than normal are likely in the corn crop because wet weather this autumn caused the fungus to develop while delaying harvests, Iowa State University grain quality expert Charles Hurburgh said on Monday.
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And we know that what we eat and put on our table is mainly dependent on the immigrant labor, often undocumented, that harvests our fields, cooks our dinners and moves our products to market.
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Weak corn and soy harvests in one of the world's leading exporters of both crops contributed to the run on the currency, which prompted Argentina to turn to the International Monetary Fund for financing.
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The report says NSO Group's proprietary smartphone malware, Pegasus, harvests not only data stored on a device, but also any information stored in the cloud, including a user's location data, archived messages and photos.
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The short growing time at AeroFarms means crops are harvested up to 30 times per year, rather than the two or three harvests that might take place on a traditional farm, Mr. Oshima said.
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The report accused the government of "inconsistent, incoherent policies and pronouncements on maize importation", which led to a flood of maize imports which then depressed prices for local farmers once harvests eventually came in.
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Still, farmers are quick to point out that this time of year U.S. soybean shipments to China typically decline anyway as Brazil harvests its crop and ramps up its own exports to global markets.
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"Some farmers are going to find themselves in a dead-end regarding crop protection ... and could see their harvests fall by 15 to 40 percent depending on the crop," it said in a statement.
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Though fines aren't the real point; if Facebook is forced to change its processes, so how it harvests and mines people's data, that could knock a major, major hole right through its profit-center.
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But sparse rains over the last decade, a worsening problem associated with climate change, have caused many harvests to fail, and cut into the country's generation of hydropower, which provides much of its electricity.
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But CBOT soy futures turned down as brokers shifted their focus to ample U.S. supplies and prospects for large harvests in South America, which has ramped up exports to China during the trade war.
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But CBOT soy futures turned lower as brokers shifted their focus to ample U.S. supplies and prospects for large harvests in South America, which has ramped up exports to China during the trade war.
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Café Femenino, which was formed in 2004, not only pays a premium for beans from cooperatives that follow its strict guidelines to empower women but also pays its female members directly for their harvests.
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The upper Harraseeket River in Maine is one of the few remaining mud flats productive for clamming, now that shellfish harvests are often restricted for months at a time due to toxic algal blooms.
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Some 2 million people are facing starvation after a severe drought and cyclone that devastated the eastern region of the country affected food harvests, the World Food Programme (WFP) said in an August report.
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The company benefited from higher volumes and margins for U.S. corn, soybean and wheat exports as the drought reduced harvests in Argentina, a major supplier of the crops, Chief Financial Officer Ray Young said.
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WASHINGTON — When scientists want to figure out how climate change might disrupt the world's food supplies, they often explore how rising temperatures could shift growing seasons or how more frequent droughts could damage harvests.
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Vincent Phiri, economist at NKC African Economics, told CNBC that although harvests in some countries were above average, excessive floods in late 2019 and now the locust infestation had caused significant post-harvest losses.
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He writes that Qing rulers created protected areas and limited harvests in response to environmental degradation and to reflect imperial politics that linked Manchu and Mongolian identity with a romanticized vision of unspoiled nature.
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More broadly, Fiji's kava harvests have been inconsistent for years because of outdated techniques; the casual attitude of small-time farming has led to poor-quality products that do not pack the same pop.
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Even when producers are delivering their harvests to a local cooperative, they have the option to fix prices whenever they are more profitable, such as a moment of sudden currency weakness like last week.
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