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Lebanese rush to plant crops as calm prevails in south

  • “I work from this, I produce from this, I live from this,” Zaynab Suweidan said as she sowed wheat in the village of Yater
  • The crops should have been planted at the start of November
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Pakistan floods leave cotton workers’ dreams in tatters

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Pakistan to provide free seeds, fertilizer to farmers in flood-hit areas — official 

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Central bank says Pakistan must address structural impediments to sustain growth

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Coffee prices surge as Brazil frost hits crops

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Russian shipping line launched to export Egyptian crops

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