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The lawsuit claims the EPA failed to “fully assess” the affect increased corn for ethanol production will have on endangered species, including land conversion and increased fertilizer and pesticide use.
A House Ag subcommittee held a farm bill hearing on Wednesday focused on crop insurance.
By Jonathan Spicer and Michelle Nichols ISTANBUL/UNITED NATIONS, July 21 (Reuters) - Ukraine, Russia, Turkey and U.N.
Back in the first few months of 2012, signs of trouble were starting to pop up for U.S. agriculture. High temperatures in Chicago on St. Patrick’s Day hit 82 degrees Fahrenheit, the warmest for the day in 141 years.
The International Grains Council (IGC) trimmed its forecast for this year’s global corn output, largely driven by drought stress in the European Union.
Truckers protesting California’s new “gig worker” law blockaded the state’s third-busiest seaport for a second day on Thursday, stalling agricultural exports and threatening to worsen U.S. supply chain backups.
Grains sink on news of Ukraine export deal, livestock mostly lower except feeders.
If you haven’t priced any of this year’s expected corn production, you’re not alone. Two market analysts share advice.
Cattle weaker with lower cash, nearby hogs strong, while grains turn mixed.
The Biden administration wants to spur the electrification of the transportation sector beyond traditional cars.