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Brazil-based consultancy AgRural slashed its Brazilian soybean crop estimate by 11.3 MMT to 133.4 MMT due to heat and drought in southern Brazil.
High pressures on global supply chain networks and a surge in inflation may have peaked, according to the New York Federal Reserve Global Supply Chain Pressure Index (GSCPI).
Due to dryness in Argentina, the Buenos Aires Grain Exchange says it might start marking down their record high 2021-22 corn harvest estimates. . .
Soft wheat exports from the European Union for the 2021-22 season reached 14.01 MMT by Jan. 2. . .
Deploying climate-smart agriculture (CSA) policies globally will provide benefits from reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and providing carbon capture. But . . .
Ethanol industry officials praised and criticized EPA’s Renewable Volume Obligations (RVOs) proposed rules during the virtual hearing hosted by the agency.
Crop Consultant Dr. Michael Cordonnier cut his Brazilian soybean and corn crop estimates.
U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland urged Congress to boost the Department of Justice’s funding for antitrust enforcement.
Jan. 1 brought a new set of regulations to U.S. food and agriculture: mandatory genetic engineered (GE) labeling.
Due to recent crop stress from heat and dryness commodity brokerage firm StoneX cut its estimate for Brazil’s soybean and corn crops.