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Innovations in food systems: the key to human and planetary health
Mar 29th, 2018
by Shenggen Fan

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Latest FEWS Net Monthly Price Watch Released

Feb 4th, 2013 • by Sara Gustafson

The newest edition of the FEWS Net Monthly Price Watch was released last week, citing continuing high international maize and wheat prices. While maize prices saw drastic spikes in June and July 2012 due to drought conditions in the US, they leveled off, although at high levels, later in the year as more information regarding US crop conditions and global supplies became available. Wheat prices, on the other hand, rose steadily between May and November before leveling out in December.