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The Renewable Fuel Association says the data shows that the 10% blend wall is “not a real constraint on ethanol consumption in the United States.”

Says U.S. economic activity from mid-February to the end of March was split between modest and moderate.

The try-to-take-and-run maneuvers made by two northern-state senators against U.S. cotton producers continue to generate barbed but on-the-mark responses from other key lawmakers.

The Employment report numbers today gave the Federal Reserve most if not all the reasoning it needed to boost interest rates in June.

The past week’s summit between U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping yields initial wins for U.S. beef and financial product trade, but no North Korea agreement.

Congress is on a two-week recess but has a lot of unfinished work when they return, including the Senate voting on USDA Secretary-nominee Sonny Perdue.

Both the House and Senate are out for a Memorial Day break, so the focus will be on the White House.

Economic activity continued to expand at a “modest or moderate pace” from early April through late May, though not all Federal Reserve districts shared that sentiment, according to the Beige Book.

Getting NAFTA renegotiations with Canada and Mexico completed by January 2018 marks the “best window” for the discussions to conclude, according to US Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross.

Imagine if the average Chinese person were to consume just a single pound of U.S. beef per year.