As commodities prices rise amid the Ukraine crisis, the U.S. planted soybean area would exceed corn planting for the second time in more than 15 years.
Producers surveyed across the United States intend to plant a record-high 91.0 million acres of soybeans in 2022, up 4% from last year, but less corn.
The authorization decisions do not cover cultivation but only the import of the GMO crops.
The report details the modern practices and advanced technologies deployed by farmers in recent years to conserve land, water, energy and other natural resources.
COPA & COGECA, FEFAC and EUROSEEDS call for a set of measures to increase domestic protein production to reduce dependency on imports, increase diversity in crop use and lower the carbon footprint.
The country has blocked agriculture traders from registering cargoes of soybean meal for export and futures for soybean meal climbed to a seven-year high.
Traders are already limiting their exposure to Russian commodities as the situation has the potential to limit supplies into 2023.
Bunge and ADM shut its offices in Ukraine and commercial shipping has been suspended at Ukraine commecial shipping ports.
DSM unveiled its 2021 mycotoxin survey results in a series of webinars and considers the global risk as severe.
FAO’s latest forecast for world cereal production in 2021 has been lifted by 2.1 million tonnes in February and now stands at 2,793 million tonnes, 0.8% higher year-on-year.
Fishmeal production increased 3.6% and fish oil dropped by almost 6%, according to the latest IFFO report.
Donau Soja and Europe Soya certified farms reported 715,000 tons of certified soya from 11 European countries after the 2021 harvest.
Global soybean production for 2021/22 has been reduced by 9.2 million tons to 372.56 million metric tons in response to lower yields in South American crops, according to USDA Oil crop outlook report.
IFFO reports that the total cumulative productions of both fishmeal and fish oil of the countries considered in its report were 6% higher during the first 11 months of 2021.
Updated data and explanations of the range of metrics used in the marine ingredients industry are now on the IFFO website.
The catch limit will be 486,500 tons and fishing activities may not exceed June 30, 2022.
IFFO reported an increase in 2021 cumulative production of fishmeal by 5% and of fish oil by 8%.
For the next season, Donau Soja forecasts an increase in soybean area in Europe due to the increase of the price of nitrogen fertilizer, with a reduction in maize area that demands more fertilizer.
The quota is 26% lower than the 2020 second fishing season with a maximum total allowable catch quota of 2.78 million tons.
The two organizations will work together to make 75% of the world’s marine ingredients supplies either certified, in assessment, in application or in the MarinTrust Improver Program by 2025.
