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Better Weather Ahead

Equatorial Palm Oil Reaps The Benefit Of First Mover Status In Liberia With Early Cash Flow And A Big Land Bank

Indian Moves To Curb Food Prices And Imports

Landkom Has Had To Re-Think Its Farming Plans In Ukraine

More Corporate Action Among The Big Boys In The Fertiliser Sector

Climate Change May Mean Kevin Rudd Has Only One Term As Prime Minister Of Australia

Indian And Chinese Grocers Beat The World

The Losing Battle Against Tobacco

US Major Funds Go For Commodities

Porkers Bring Home The Bacon At Cranswick

Potash Pulls In Bids, Bankers And Bulls

Putting A Cork In It – The Russian Wine Ripoff, Or What A Kremlin Sobriety Will Cost

Soaring Prices Sweeten Sugar Markets

Gensler Still Out For More Control Of Commodity Traders

Contangos Bedevil Commodity Futures Funds

New Russian Import Rule Takes The Stuffing Out Of US Poultry Exports

Not The Chinese But BPH Billiton Now Threatens Potash Prices

Whistling In The Woods?

Will 2010 Repeat 2009’s Trend For Softs? The Ingredients Are There.

An End To The Party In Shipping?

Two Heavy-Weight IPOs Signal Another Bullish Year For Softs

Hilary Benn Fails To Defend Our Inshore Fishing Fleet Against The EU: Where Now For Food Security?

Sugar Prices Rise On Fears Of Production Shortfall: Coffee May Follow

Minemakers Intends to Start Exporting High Grade Rock Phosphate Next Year To The INdo Pacific Region..

Rising Fertiliser Prices Could Mean Higher 2010 Food Bills

Asian Plantations Debuts In A Bullish Palm Oil Market

Wine And Agricultural Commodities Tipped For 2010

A Boom In Posh Bangers

A Dampener For Water Profits!

A Yield And New Technology Help Northern Foods

Street Protests In Europe’s Fruit Bowl

Modern Water Has Yet To Make Any Money

World Becoming “Complacent” About Food Prices According To Cargill

Russians face another outbreak of the Mediterranean Weevil Wars

Rice Hits The Headlines Again –Up 11 Per Cent

Braemar Shipping Services Steaming Ahead Despite Rough Seas

Mega Sovereign Funds Intend To Invest In Agriculture.

C&C Sales Cool As The Year Progresses.

At Last ! Something To Celebrate In Shipping!

That Was The Week That Was: Dole Food’s Upcoming IPO Signals Renewed Optimism In The Market

Breakfast Prices To Rise!

Fertiliser Prices Set To Rise

Sunkar Resources Obtains Positive Results From First Tests On Pilot Plant

Soaring Farmland Prices Lead The Field

China Celebrates Its Advance Towards World Economic Leadership, As Should Investors In Resource Stocks

Post Harvest Slump In Sterling Gives Farmers Some Help

Asia’s Mega Wealth Funds Move Into International Food And Agricultural Sectors

Encanto Potash Speeds Up Permitting And Progress In Saskatchewan Through Alliances With First Nations

Weather Watchers Roll The Grain Markets

A Good Grape Harvest Expected By English Wines But The Quality Of The Wine Is Still Uncertain

Better Days For Palm But Not Potash

Discussions On Food Security Are Pointless As Long As The Government Makes No Attempt To Understand Farming

Bid By Kraft For Cadbury Stimulates Investor Interest In Food Groups

Russian Wine Market Dries Up, But Black Sea Plonk Gains

Survey Of Grain Harvests Shows Disappointment At Prices

Shipbrokers Defy Yet Another Fall In The Baltic Dry Index

Russian Demand For Bananas Rises Sufficiently To Enable JFC To Recover From Investment Folly

Funds Pour Into Commodities

Fear and Greed Pulls Money Into New Fund

Despite The Need For Future Food Security The Government Simply Makes Life Ever More Difficult For Farmers.

Nothing Sweet In Soaring Sugar For Major Food Groups

Shipping Rates Dive For The Bottom – Again!

Pigs Not To Be Sneezed At!

Slightly Mixed Messages From The Pulp And Paper Industry

The Red Sickle Makes A Comeback … Russian Wheat Flow To Shift To

Sugar Scorches Through The Chart Points.

New Zealand Lamb Exports May Fall To 46-Year Low On Restocking

The Power Of The People Is Rising Against The Climate Change Theory.

Will China Kill The Fertiliser Rally?

A Feast Of Fruit Means Prices Fall In Europe.

Russians Are Still Losing Out On Georgian Wine!

Timber Prices Are Rising As Optimism Grows.

Shipping Markets Becalmed For Now.

Latest G8 Plan For Farming Fails To Impress Markets

Russia's Appetite For Belarus Milk Plants, Not For Milk, Has Fired Up The Latest Political Clash

A Fertiliser Price Hike At Last!

Another Good Subsidy Row Is Building Up In Brussels

Is Medvedev Building Muscle On Wheat-Bix? Russian Grain Exporters

US Goes For “Destabilising” Speculators

Cranswick Brings Home The Bacon

A Few More, Very Small, Green Shoots Of Recovery

Heaven and Earth, A New Look at Climate Change by Professor Ian Plimer

Kremlin's Milk Trade Ban Goes Sour

Funds Forecast To Go For More Commodities

New Britain Palm Oil Prepares For Further Growth In The Years Ahead

Scarab Outpoints Weevil As Russia Backs Down In Grain Trade Fight With

Bad News Continues From The UK’s Dairy Industry

Origo Resource Partners Engineers Expansion In Australian Agriculture With Merger between PHI and RMWAH

Asia Buys Control Of World Shipping.

Russia Arrests Egyptian Oranges As Grain Trade Battle Continues.

The French Cash In Again!

RUSSIAN GRAIN UNION LAUNCHES COUNTER-ATTACK ON EGYPTIAN GRAIN CLAIMS

English Wines Reports Excellent Start To 2009 Grape Growing Season

Warning Of Farmland Riots In Several Countries

Dairy Is Turning Sour

Pig And Shipping Markets Turn For The Better

Commodity Watch Radio: Robin Griffiths on Water: The Final Resource

Swine Fever Fears Affect Sales Of Bacon And Sausages.

Canadian Analysis Shows That K+S Is Undercutting The Big Russian And American Players In The Key Chinese Potash Market

English Wines Reports That Price Is No Deterrent As Demand Continues To Rise.