AgDay
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Gregg Doud, who led often-intense discussions with China between 2018 and 2020 as the chief agricultural negotiator for the U.S., will deliver the Henry C. Gardiner Global Food Systems lecture at Kansas State University.
Soybeans up on weather and export biz, with corn pulled down by wheat, poor technicals. Profit taking in crude oil. Cattle consolidating awaiting cash direction. Randy Martinson, Martinson Ag has details.
In early 2022, a possible trucker shortage grabbed headlines, but John Phipps says even today, there isn’t much hard data to substantiate that alarm.
Bret Walts of BAM Weather predicts the transition to a colder pattern will be later in September and into October.
Soybeans up on weather and export biz, corn down on poor technicals and higher yield ideas. Cattle consolidate despite steady to higher cash, hogs seasonally slide. Mike Minor, Professional Ag Marketing has more.
Our business model involves keeping our ears to the ground, advocating for sustainability and growth for the island and responding to our customers’ needs with locally grown food.
An ongoing lack of water and volatile prices bring heightened focus on fertilizer and nutrient management. They are critical components to creating a more resilient ag production system, says one industry agronomist.
World oil demand will reach a record 102.2 million barrels per day (bpd) in 2023, up 2.2 million bpd from last year, the International Energy Agency forecast, driven by strong consumption in China and other regions.
Grains closed lower after USDA’s August crop production and WASDE reports. Alan Brugler, Brugler Marketing, has all the details.
AgDay TV Markets Now: Alan Brugler, Brugler Marketing, explains why corn and soybeans closed lower on Friday after USDA cut yield for both crops.