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P&H plans grain, crop input facility in Manitoba
DUGALD, MANITOBA, CANADA - Parrish & Heimbecker
Ltd. announced June 7 plans to build a new crop input and
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as crop input facilities, including a fertilizer plant, chemical
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surrounding areas, including Transcona.
Construction was expected to begin in June, with the site
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executive vice-president, Parrish & Heimbecker. "This new
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The Dugald site also will be home to a team of agronomic
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Darma plans rice mill in Nigeria to
ease imports
KATSINA, NIGERIA - Darma Rice
Mill Ltd. plans to build a rice mill in
Katsina, Nigeria, that it said will support the nation's move toward self-suf¿FLHQF\The Guardian reported.
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demand and also export to neighboring
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