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A trade group representing some of America’s biggest baked goods companies is urging Biden to ratchet back its biofuel ambitions, arguing using fuel made from crops could raise the cost of donuts, bread and other foods.
Heat and drought aren’t the only issue farmers in drought-stricken areas are dealing with. Grasshoppers are also destroying pastures and crops. Producers say it’s finishing off what’s left of an already dire crop.
Meteorologist Mike Hoffman takes a closer look at the jet stream this week.
The 2021 Farm Journal Corn and Soybean College kicks off this week and will take a deep dive into everything from cover crops and nutrient management and regulation, to create an environment for high-yield soybeans.
China’s government quietly issued new procurement guidelines in May that require up to 100% local content on hundreds of items, and in turn, violated the spirit of the January 2020 Phase One trade deal with the U.S.
Iraq purchased 80,000 metric tons of rice from ADM and 40,000 tons from Supreme Rice, according to the USA Rice Federation. The sales represent the first U.S. rice purchase by the country in two years.
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In 2020, Andrew McCrea planted a small demo plot using an application of Pivot Bio PROVEN®. Find out how many more bushels per acre his fields yielded and how he has expanded his use of Pivot Bio PROVEN® this season.
A recent report showed by the start of 2020, Chinese owners controlled about 192,000 agricultural acres in the U.S., worth $1.9 billion. So, are Chinese investors stealing American agriculture? John Phipps weighs in.
The dollar lurched lower on Monday, back towards the one-month lows hit last week when it became clear the Fed was in no hurry to tighten policy.