U.S. broiler egg sets and chick placements rise
Eggs placed in incubators for the week ending October 10 were up 3% year over year, while broiler chick placements rose 1%.
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Eggs placed in incubators for the week ending October 10 were up 3% year over year, while broiler chick placements rose 1%.
The October WASDE updates supply-and-use projections for grains, oilseeds, rice, cotton and other commodities in the world and United States.
A memorandum with Ayla Berries covers varieties selected for local growing conditions.
The two countries’ trade ministers signed a memorandum as their business forum concluded; the framework includes agriculture and industrial development.
As Sudan’s government considered an urgent austerity plan, it said eight discounted-sale outlets had been established in Khartoum and a discounted bread project was planned.
Inflation-adjusted hourly pay for private nonfarm employees declined as nominal wage growth lagged consumer-price gains.
Consumer prices accelerated from August, while food prices were unchanged. The all-items index was 3.7% higher than a year earlier.
There were 26.7 million eggs in incubators on October 1; hatcheries reported 21.1 million poults hatched and 19.6 million placed in September.
The October bulletin reported 0.7% growth in the three months to July and 3.1% inflation in August; its near-4% year-end figure is a forecast.
The Scottish Household Survey put the figure at 54% in 2024 and found a wider divide by income.
Iran’s Bidboland Gas Refinery said it completed its annual major maintenance programme before winter. Process units, compressors, instrumentation and transfer lines were inspected and maintained.
Iran’s Gilan province is targeting 10,000 free high-efficiency heaters in the first phase; 5,470 have been installed.