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Highland estate at centre of battle with Russian billionaire is sold

Novorossiysk is one of Russia's key gateways for grain exports to international markets Novorossiysk is one of Russia's key gateways for grain exports to international markets
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Black Sea strikes threaten another shock for global grain markets

Russian fertiliser firms gained an estimated £500m from price rises during conflict Russian fertiliser firms gained an estimated £500m from price rises during conflict
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Russian fertiliser firms gain £500m after war-driven price surge

Thousands of cattle have reportedly been culled in Russia’s Kemerovo Region as authorities cite lumpy skin disease Thousands of cattle have reportedly been culled in Russia’s Kemerovo Region as authorities cite lumpy skin disease
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Thousands of cattle reportedly culled in Russia amid disease fears

Farmers in southern Russia prepare fields for winter sowing amid severe drought (Image: Getty Images) Farmers in southern Russia prepare fields for winter sowing amid severe drought (Image: Getty Images)
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Russia’s 2026 autumn sowing faces drought and high costs for farmers

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Putin accused of weaponising grain in attacks on Ukraine

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