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China will raise import tariffs on most pork products next year, the finance ministry said on Wednesday, after the world’s top producer rapidly expanded domestic production and reduced its needs for imports.
For 2021, all types of land in Missouri increased in value.
Here is how some of the roughly $82 billion in agricultural spending could be dispersed.
Devastation Caused by Mid-December Tornado Mounts as Farms and Extension Research Facility Flattened
The devastation created by a rare mid-December tornado is still being assessed. Thousands of structures were demolished in the storms. University of Kentucky’s research station in Princeton was destroyed.
Updates on China’s factory activity, higher tariffs on pork imports & beef products from Brazil.
Another ethanol legislative proposal that will not likely clear Congress...
Farmers’ inability to purchase their fertilizer in 2021 for 2022 means they will likely face a higher tax bill in 2021, according to an American Farm Bureau Federation’s (AFBF) Market Intel service report.
As you plan for the New Year, how are you thinking about integrating conservation ag objectives into your list of priorities?
Most farmers prepay farm expenses at year-end. It may be more difficult this year.
Lower-than-normal rainfall due to the La Niña climate pattern during Argentina’s summer would pose a “big challenge” for soybean and corn production, according to the Buenos Aires Grain Exchange.