Prices for hogs and cattle should remain strong through the end of 2025. Lee Schulz, chief economist...
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Agriculture industry leaders expressed optimism following the announcement of multiple trade pacts a...

Milk production is going up in the U.S., Argentina, and New Zealand while declining in Australia and...

Pork producers will watch what happens with new legislation proposed by a Midwest congresswoman that...

Under the leadership of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy...

The U.S. Customs and Border Protection says specialists have confirmed European cherry fruit fly was...

An ag economist at Purdue University says export demand could help stabilize the market for farmers.

A second wave of EU retaliatory tariffs would hit more than $7 billion in annual ag exports from the...

U.S. sugar production rises 16% despite 50% fewer farms. The U.S. domestic production of sugar has i...

U.S. sorghum is in the crosshairs as China responds to tariff threats by the Trump administration. U...

Advancements in spraying technology are bringing changes to soybean traits.

Could moving into a neighborhood built around a working farm be the prescription for better health? ...

U.S. biofuel makers will consume more than half of all soybean oil produced in the U.S. next year. A...

Mexico's National Service of Agro-Alimentary Health, Safety, and Quality reported a new case of New ...

President Donald Trump's unexpected move to threaten a 50% tariff on Brazil risks roiling global com...
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Hog and Cattle Prices Should Stay Strong into 2025
Prices for hogs and cattle should remain strong through the end of 2025. Lee Schulz, chief economist for Ever.Ag, said those numbers may not necessarily trigger expansion plans.
Read More‘A Significant Win’: Ag Leaders Applaud Trade Deals with Indonesia, Japan, and Australia
Agriculture industry leaders expressed optimism following the announcement of multiple trade pacts and updated trade frameworks this week. Since President Donald Trump imposed tariffs on many U.S. trading partners, trade negotiations have been underway with multiple countries. The announcements...
Read MoreU.S. Leads Global Milk Production Growth
Milk production is going up in the U.S., Argentina, and New Zealand while declining in Australia and the European Union.
Read MorePork producers will watch what happens with new legislation proposed by a Midwest congresswoman that will try to stop laws, like California’s Proposition 12, which was passed in 2018. Prop 12 has faced legal challenges for requiring producers – regardless of what state they raise their hogs, veal,...
Read MoreUnder the leadership of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. and the U.S. Department of Agriculture Secretary Brooke L. Rollins, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration and U.S. Department of Agriculture are accelerating federal efforts to address the...
Read MoreInvasive Cherry Pest Found in Detroit Airport
The U.S. Customs and Border Protection says specialists have confirmed European cherry fruit fly was intercepted at the Detroit Metro Airport last month.
Read MoreStrong Export Demand Could Impact Corn Market
An ag economist at Purdue University says export demand could help stabilize the market for farmers.
Read MoreA second wave of EU retaliatory tariffs would hit more than $7 billion in annual ag exports from the U.S. That’s according to a copy of a list obtained by Agri-Pulse. The EU tariffs would happen if negotiations with the U.S. fall through and if President Trump goes ahead with August 1 tariffs on EU...
Read MoreFewer Farms Produce More Sugar
U.S. sugar production rises 16% despite 50% fewer farms. The U.S. domestic production of sugar has increased from 8.02 million short tons raw value (STRV) in 1997 to 9.31 million STRV in 2024.
Read MoreChina Looking Elsewhere for Sorghum
U.S. sorghum is in the crosshairs as China responds to tariff threats by the Trump administration. U.S. Grains Council (USGC) CEO Ryan LeGrand says Chinese buyers are looking elsewhere.
Read MoreSee & Spray Technology Impacting Soybean Traits
Advancements in spraying technology are bringing changes to soybean traits.
Read MoreCould moving into a neighborhood built around a working farm be the prescription for better health? A new Texas A&M University study is putting that question to the test, tracking how residents of a new “agrihood” community change their diet, exercise, and overall health after moving in.
Read MoreU.S. biofuel makers will consume more than half of all soybean oil produced in the U.S. next year. A recent flurry of federal policy moves has transformed the sector, including higher blending mandates and curbs on foreign biofuel imports and feedstocks, according to the U.S. Department of...
Read MoreMexico's National Service of Agro-Alimentary Health, Safety, and Quality reported a new case of New World Screwworm (NWS) in Ixhuatlan de Madero, Veracruz in Mexico. This location is approximately 160 miles northward of the current sterile fly dispersal grid on the eastern side of the country and...
Read MorePresident Donald Trump's unexpected move to threaten a 50% tariff on Brazil risks roiling global commodity markets, disrupting trade on everything from beef to coffee.
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