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NewsletterFAO Rice Market Monitor, July 199 1999
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No results found.The 1999 paddy season is progressing well in the Northern Hemisphere countries under generally favourable conditions, while in the Southern Hemisphere and around the equatorial belt, harvesting of the 1999 main paddy crop season is virtually done. Production in several countries is expected to rebound from last season’s depressed level due to a combination of larger plantings and higher yields. A number of countries are anticipating record production. Based on crop estimates in the Southern Hemisphere and the crop progress reports in several countries in the Northern Hemisphere, FAO is tentatively forecasting global paddy output in 1999 to reach an all time high of 582 million tonnes, barring any unforeseen natural calamities. -
NewsletterFAO Rice Market Monitor, July 2015 2015The 2015 paddy season is already well advanced south of the equator and approaching a critical period in the northern hemisphere, where climatic conditions, rainfall in particular, in July and August will very much influence yields of the main crops, but also the amount of water in reservoirs that will be available for the cultivation of the mostly irrigated secondary crops.
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NewsletterFAO Rice Market Monitor, October 2016 2016The 2016 season is well advanced, as main crops in the northern hemisphere have reached the harvesting stage, with various countries now readying to sow offseason crops.
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