Serbia will receive barter fertilizers from Iran for wheat and corn
Wheat
Maize (Corn)
Iran
Serbia
Published May 26, 2022
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Serbia will receive barter fertilizers from Iran for wheat and corn, which will reduce the price of fertilizers for agricultural producers, President Aleksandar Vučić said. Serbia produced 3.5 million tons of wheat in 2021, of which, according to the Republican Department of Statistics, a little more than 1.5 million tons are required for its own needs and replenishment of the seed fund, the rest is exported.
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On March 10, the country's government introduced a temporary ban on the export of wheat, wheat flour, corn and vegetable oil, but a month later changed the ban on export quotas of 220,000 tons of wheat and 23,000 tons of wheat flour. "Do you know how many times we heard stories about the price of fertilizers? Now we will work with Iran on barter. We give them wheat, part of the corn, they give us fertilizers to provide cheaper fertilizers for agricultural producers," the President of Serbia said on TV Pink. . "The biggest problems in the future will arise with wheat and vegetable oil - I'm not talking about us, but about Europe and the world ... Keep in mind, in India - 51 degrees of heat, 25% to 30% of the wheat crop has been destroyed, in Argentina, despite other hemisphere and seasons - 30% of the crop is destroyed, we are talking about large producers. The United States and ...
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