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Parasitic plants, such as Cuscuta campestris, pose a threat to agriculture. Researchers from Osaka City University have identified a gene responsible for the growth of haustoria in the stems of this plant. Inhibiting this gene could prevent the development of haustoria and reduce damage from parasites.

The President of Turkey announced negotiations on the supply of Russian grain.

The development of a grain corridor with African countries is a priority for President Putin.

Grain is being directed to Europe, Africa, and other countries.

The agro-industrial sector of the Ural Federal District is significant for the Russian economy. There are plans to increase the sown areas and production of oilseeds. Preparation for the sowing campaign is going successfully, farmers are provided with necessary resources and seeds.

Managers emphasize the importance of following plans, fire safety measures, as well as timely government support.

At an agronomic meeting in Blagoveshchensk, the deputy director of the Amur branch of the Federal State Budgetary Institution "NCBRSP" spoke about the harm caused by soybean cyst nematode, capable of reducing crop yields by up to 80%. Experts discussed the issue and highlighted the importance of combating this parasite for the agriculture of the region.

Local ice cream producers from Bashkortostan are developing and conquering the market with new flavors such as chocolate with filling, cherry with crumbs, and others. The brand "Creamy Nose" has become popular both within the country and beyond its borders, thanks to certification and high quality. Today, the company is a market leader, producing over 1000 units of ice cream per minute.

The last vessel with grain has left the Ukrainian port as part of the agreement via the Black Sea. DSM Capella will deliver 30 tons of corn to Turkey.

Russia, Ukraine, Turkey, and the UN have expressed their support for the food crisis. The deal has been extended until May 18, inspectors are inspecting the vessels.

30.3 million tons of grain and aid have been delivered to the recipient countries.

The Federal Service for Veterinary and Phytosanitary Supervision (Rosselkhoznadzor) has detected the western flower thrips in a batch of raspberries from Morocco delivered to the Moscow region. The owner of the cargo must destroy the infected produce. The insect poses a serious threat, affecting over 250 plant species.

The event is supported by the Ministry of Agriculture. The discussion will cover measures to combat weeds, grain exports from the Saratov region, phytosanitary control by the Federal Service for Veterinary and Phytosanitary Surveillance, land surveying, and plans to eradicate weeds.

Carrot is an important root vegetable rich in nutrients. Local varieties, such as Polignano and Tidjano from Italy, have unique properties and history. They are important for biodiversity and local culture.

Scientists suggest registering the seeds to preserve and promote these genetic resources.

The company BioLumic has launched a commercial system in Cuba City, Wisconsin. Their xTrait™ technology enhances genetic expression of plants with light, without GMOs. Partners are already using traits on corn, and there are also developments for rice, ryegrass, and soybeans.

A team of scientists from the Max Planck Institute of Molecular Plant Physiology revealed that stress hormones produced by plants under stress can suppress symbiosis with fungi. These findings are crucial for agriculture and the future harvest.

The Polish government has approved the ministers' authority to enact laws aimed at stabilizing the agricultural market. The temporary ban on importing agricultural products from Ukraine will be imposed due to grain quality issues. Poland will allocate $140 million for grain purchases.