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USDA and Cooperators Boost Reduction and Re-utilization of Food Loss and Waste in Asia.

Subjects: FOOD waste; FISH feeds; FOOD reliefASIAUNITED States. Dept. of Agriculture

Source: Waste360. 7/26/2023, pN.PAG-N.PAG. 1p.

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U.S. has too much rice, world too little.

Authors : Robinson, Elton

Subjects: *RICE exports & imports; *RICE industry; *GRAIN tradeUNITED States; ASIACHILDS, Nathan

Source: Western Farm Press. 1/15/2005, Vol. 27 Issue 2, p9-10. 2p.

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Rising Asian middle-class likely to change U.S. agriculture.

Subjects: MIDDLE class; AGRICULTURE; FOODUNITED States; ASIA

Source: Southeast Farm Press Exclusive Insight; 2/24/2012, p4-4, 1p

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Asian air pollution to impact U.S. farming.

Authors : Hawkes, Logan

Subjects: *ATMOSPHERIC models; *AIR pollution; *AGRICULTUREUNITED States; ASIAJET Propulsion Laboratory (U.S.) ; UNITED States. National Aeronautics & Space Administration...

Source: Southwest Farm Press. 2/20/2014, Vol. 41 Issue 6, p16-16. 1/2p.

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African swine fever dialogue open in Asia thanks to USDA grant.

Subjects: AFRICAN swine fever; ANIMAL diseases; SWINE diseasesASIAUNITED States. Dept. of Agriculture

Source: National Hog Farmer Exclusive Insight; 8/29/2019, pN.PAG-N.PAG, 1p

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US agriculture exports expected to hit $143 billion in 2013.

Subjects: AGRICULTURAL forecasts; AGRICULTURAL industries; FREE tradeASIA; UNITED StatesSIDDIQUI, Islam A.

Source: Western Farm Press Exclusive Insight; 10/19/2012, p7-7, 1p

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Asia's strong growth benefit to U.S. agriculture.

Authors : Roberson, Roy

Subjects: AGRICULTURE; ECONOMICS; FOOD consumptionVIETNAM; ASIA

Source: Delta Farm Press Exclusive Insight; 10/11/2012, p9-9, 1p

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El Niño building to strong levels, may impact crops around world.

Authors : Laws, Forrest

Subjects: EL Nino; AGRICULTURE; CROPSUNITED States; ASIA; SOUTH Africa

Source: Delta Farm Press; 8/14/2015, Vol. 72 Issue 32, p8-8, 3/4p

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