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Asia Rice Surges 20% in May as War and Weather Threaten Output

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By Hallie Gu Verified, Cao Ban
| Financial Post Verified
a9a(2wsgt735gjokc(4z5fk0_media_dl_1.png Bloomberg, Thailand Rice Exporte (Bloomberg) — Asian rice prices posted their biggest monthly jump in nearly two decades in May, and could rally further as weather risks and war-driven surges in energy and fertilizer costs threaten production. Sign In or Create an Account Thailand white rice, an Asian benchmark, rallied 20% in May, the most in a month in data going back to 2008. Rice futures on the Chicago Board of Trade also jumped 15% this month.
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Human urine becomes option for farmers in fertilizer supply crunch

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By Eleanor Thornber Verified, Agnieszka de Sousa Verified, Anuradha Raghu, Hallie Gu Verified
| The Japan Times Verified
James Mills has spent a lot of time thinking about chicken muck lately. After the Iran war disrupted supplies of conventional nitrogen fertilizers, the English farmer began scouring the Yorkshire countryside for substitutes to keep his crops growing. That led Mills to the poultry shed of a relative’s friend, whose chicken manure is suddenly so sought after that he now has a long list of buyers.
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Human Urine Becomes Option for Farmers in Fertilizer Supply Crunch

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By Eleanor Thornber Verified, Agnieszka de Sousa Verified, Anuradha Raghu, Hallie Gu Verified
| Yahoo Finance Verified
(Bloomberg) -- James Mills has spent a lot of time thinking about chicken muck lately. After the Iran war disrupted supplies of conventional nitrogen fertilizers, the English farmer began scouring the Yorkshire countryside for substitutes to keep his crops growing. That led Mills to the poultry shed of a relative’s friend, whose chicken manure is suddenly so sought after that he now has a long list of buyers.
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