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USDA confirms phased reopening of southern cattle ports starting next month
USDA confirms phased reopening of southern cattle ports starting next month KFOX
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USDA delivers final Farmers First program improvements
USDA delivers final Farmers First program improvements Press-Republican
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Federal employees seek injunction to stop USDA secretary from sending religious messages to staff
Federal employees seek injunction to stop USDA secretary from sending religious messages to staff Jurist.org
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Crop prices hit three-year high as heat, war stoke supply fears
Crop prices hit three-year high as heat, war stoke supply fears The Economic Times
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Making progress in South Africa’s maize harvest process
Making progress in South Africa’s maize harvest process Wandile Sihlobo | Substack
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AgweekTV Full Show: Oilseed boom, crops and heat, swine education, state fair ag ed
AgweekTV Full Show: Oilseed boom, crops and heat, swine education, state fair ag ed Agweek
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John Deere Expands Technology Manufacturing in Brazil with US$15 Million Investment
John Deere Expands Technology Manufacturing in Brazil with US$15 Million Investment MaquiNAC
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High equipment costs weigh on farmers despite tariff changes
High equipment costs weigh on farmers despite tariff changes Salina Post
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How can rural communities benefit from South Africa’s green energy transition?
How can rural communities benefit from South Africa’s green energy transition? A solar farm in Limpopo offers clues Tech Xplore
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Ukraine accuses Russia of trying to turn the Black Sea into “another Strait of Hormuz”
Ukraine accuses Russia of trying to turn the Black Sea into “another Strait of Hormuz” LIGA.net
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2027 fertilizer decisions already weighing on some farmers’ minds
A central Illinois farmer says he’s already considering the impact that high fertilizer prices are going to have on his operation in 2027. Thomas Perkins, who raises corn, soybeans, wheat, hay, and cattle in Effingham County, says he’s not optimistic of any major input cost relief before decisions need to be made. “Most of the…
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Nebraska enacts new protections for agriculture, critical infrastructure
Governor Jim Pillen has signed a bill that establishes new safeguards to protect agriculture and critical infrastructure from foreign entities . “Securing Nebraska is not just about border security or law enforcement, it’s about protecting our food supply. It’s about our power grid. It’s about our water. It’s about our communications network.” Speaking with reporters…
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U.S. Farmers Face a $1.4 Billion Diesel Shock as Planting Costs Surge Nationwide
U.S. Farmers Face a $1.4 Billion Diesel Shock as Planting Costs Surge Nationwide Agrolatam
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June poultry production up 8% on year
Poultry production surged in June. The USDA says 4.751 billion pounds of poultry were certified wholesome last month, a year-to-year increase of 8%, largely due to higher slaughter numbers for chicken and heavier weights for turkeys. Chicken made up most of the total at 4.299 billion pounds, with turkey accounting for another 441.317 million pounds.…
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Red meat, poultry in cold storage larger than last year
Frozen red meat and poultry supplies rose over the past year. The USDA says red meat in cold storage at the end of June 2026 was 3% larger than the same time a year ago at 865.033 million pounds, with a 9% increase in pork to 458.221 million pounds more than canceling out a 3%…
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USDA’s Cattle Report shows first year-over-year inventory increase since 2018
USDA’s Cattle Report shows first year-over-year inventory increase since 2018 Pro Farmer
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From steppe to sea, a Ukrainian drone unit hunts Russian ships
From steppe to sea, a Ukrainian drone unit hunts Russian ships WTVB
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Want Better ROI From Precision Ag? Start With These Upgrades
Want Better ROI From Precision Ag? Start With These Upgrades Successful Farming
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Trump’s agriculture secretary says US has ‘safest food supply in the world’ amid historic Cyclospora outbreak
Trump’s agriculture secretary says US has ‘safest food supply in the world’ amid historic Cyclospora outbreak The Mirror US
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STATE OF THE FARM | Financial health of American farms ‘strained’ by many factors
STATE OF THE FARM | Financial health of American farms ‘strained’ by many factors The Daily Item
