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GIEWS Country Brief: Ukraine: 1-August-2022 - Ukraine (ReliefWeb)

News and Press Release in English on Ukraine about Agriculture and Food and Nutrition; published on 1 Aug 2022 by FAO.

Similarly, the harvest of oilseeds is likely to decrease as production of sunflower seed is expected at 7.5 million tonnes (45 percent below the previous year's level), while production of soybeans and rapeseed is expected at 2.0 million and 1.7 million tonnes, respectively. The current forecast for the 2022 cereal harvest indicates a production of about 51 million tonnes: 20 million tonnes of wheat, 24 million tonnes of maize and about 7 million tonnes of other coarse grains. Overall, in 2022, the reduced area harvested and the decline in yields due to hampered access to inputs, caused by limited access to financial services and high prices, are expected to result in a reduction of cereal production by 40 percent compared to the previous year's exceptional results 3 and by about 30 percent compared to the five-year average level. Although some people have recently returned to their homes, there are still large numbers of IDPs located in the western parts of the country. In addition, export licensing requirements were introduced for other commodities, including wheat and meslin ( FPMA Food Policy ). On 1 July, the government adopted Resolution 759 , which cancels wheat and meslin export licenses, lifts the export ban on oats and introduces export licenses. Between 20 and 30 percent of the area planted to the 2022 winter crops may not be harvested as a result of direct destruction, constrained access to fields, labour shortages and lack of economic resources.

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The Energy Bulletin Weekly 1 August 2022 (Resilience)

August 1, 2022. Tom Whipple and Steve Andrews, Editors. Quotes of the Week. “The United States is on track to blow past Biden's March commitment of an ...

Gasoline prices at $4.35 slide lower U.S. refiners haven’t seen fuel demand destruction Shale drilling climbs to levels not seen since the early weeks of the pandemic - The United States became the world’s largest liquefied natural gas (LNG) exporter in first-half of 2022, the US EIA said on July 25. “This year is set to be a turning point for [Guyana’s] government to start capitalizing on the vast reserves in the offshore field, with revenues more than doubling over 2021 levels.

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