Lower rice prices to be felt in October

Lower rice prices to be felt in October – DA

The benefit of Executive Order No. 62 on lowering tariff on imported rice can only be felt in October as the retail price of local rice remains cheaper compared to those of imported grains more than a month after the EO took effect on July 7, Agriculture Secretary Francisco Tiu Laurel said yesterday.

Kristine to hurt palay production – DA chief

philstar.com - 24/Oct 16:00

Severe Tropical Storm Kristine will hurt the country’s total palay production as the Department of Agriculture awaits reports on damage to the...

P178.5 million smuggled mackerel seized at MICP

philstar.com - 30/Oct 16:00

At least 567 metric tons of smuggled mackerel from China valued at P178.5 million were confiscated by the Department of Agriculture and Bureau of...

DA cuts red tape on chicken deliveries

philstar.com - 16:00

Agriculture Secretary Francisco Tiu Laurel Jr. has ordered the Bureau of Animal Industry to simplify the procedures in the delivery of chicken in...

Our Price Is Cheaper Than Imported PMS, Dangote Responds To Misinformation Circulated By IPMAN , PETROAN, Other Associations

openlife.ng - 19:54

Our Price Is Cheaper Than Imported PMS OpenLife Nigeria reports that Dangote Refinery has responded to misinformation being circulated by...

DA expands ASF vaccination trial in commercial farms

philstar.com - 21/Oct 16:00

Agriculture Secretary Francisco Tiu Laurel Jr. has expanded the controlled vaccination against African swine fever, to include commercial farms amid...

We need lots of wind as well as batteries to move peak prices lower

reneweconomy.com.au - 01/Nov 02:36

Wind has had the biggest impact on lowering prices in peak periods. But we need more of it, even more than battery storage. The post We need lots of...

Eskom’s lower diesel bill could lead to better electricity prices, says electricity minister

citizen.co.za - 21/Oct 13:55

SA has spent R12 billion less on diesel compared to the same period last year, a reduction of 66%.

China to hold imported soybeans auction on Oct 30

agricensus.com - 28/Oct 14:27

Chinese state agencies will be holding an auction for imported soybeans on Wednesday October 30, win which around 110,000 tonnes of soybeans will be...

China to offer 123,000 tonnes of imported soybeans for sale in October 23 auction

agricensus.com - 21/Oct 12:58

Chinese state agencies will be holding an auction for imported soybeans on Wednesday October 23, when around 123,000 tonnes of imported soybeans will...

‘Rising input costs eroding profitability’

herald.co.zw - 31/Oct 12:38

Edgar Vhera Agriculture Specialist Writer FARMERS’ hopes of recovering from last season’s drought are at stake, as prices of basic...

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