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Next WASDE could bring corn opportunity
An agricultural economist with Advance Trading says the USDA’s next supply and demand report could provide farmers with some opportunities. Brian Basting says corn feed usage numbers will be important. “This report will be the first report after the Grain Stocks Report and that report revealed some disappointing feed usage.” He says, “We would need…
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New Research: Providing Farmworkers With Health Insurance
WASHINGTON — Agricultural employers who provide farmworkers with health insurance earn higher profits, even after accounting for the cost of that coverage. In addition, farmworkers who get health insurance through their employers are more productive and earn more money than those who do not. These are the key findings from our study published in the March 2025…
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Coffee Too Weak? Try This!
WASHINGTON — Tens of billions of kilograms of coffee are consumed around the world each year. However, due to its very specific agricultural needs, coffee can be difficult to cultivate, and ongoing climate change threatens its growth. To efficiently meet the high demand for coffee grounds, researchers from the University of Pennsylvania worked to optimize…
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Polar Vortex Shift Promises Colder Weather Ahead
Polar Vortex Shift Promises Colder Weather Ahead Observer Voice
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Asian buyers shun US farm goods, hit by ship crunch and trade war
Asian buyers shun US farm goods, hit by ship crunch and trade war Reuters
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More Winter for Illinois Before Weekend Warm-Up
More Winter for Illinois Before Weekend Warm-Up Q98.5
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South Africa aims to broaden farm export markets
South Africa aims to broaden farm export markets TV BRICS
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Hailstorm hits Russia’s third-largest wheat producing region
Hailstorm hits Russia’s third-largest wheat producing region Global Banking | Finance | Review
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Soybeans continue recovery on weaker dollar, higher Brazil prices
Soybeans continue recovery on weaker dollar, higher Brazil prices TradingView
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How Agritech Companies Are Attracting Investments for Future Growth
MCLEAN, VA – Agritech is a focal point for investors seeking solutions to one of humanity’s most pressing challenges: food security. By 2050, with the global population projected to hit 9.7 billion, the challenge is not just about growing more food but doing it with fewer resources, less waste, and greater precision. Investors see this…
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How Will Trump’s Tariffs Disrupt the Trajectory of U.S. Ag Exports?
How Will Trump’s Tariffs Disrupt the Trajectory of U.S. Ag Exports? AgWeb
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Wheat sees bounce on weather, dollar
Soybeans were mixed. There is a lot of talk about tariff negotiations during the session, with no official changes were reported. New higher U.S. tariffs against were still set to go effect this Wednesday and Beijing doesn’t seem to be backing off its rhetoric either. The White House says a number of nations want to…
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There are options when BMR corn goes away
An agronomist says there will be options for dairy and beef producers when Corteva phases out brown midrib or BMR corn varieties. Chad Staudinger with Dairyland Seed tells Brownfield Dairyland has been working with high digestible fiber corn varieties since before BMR was released and before Corteva acquired Dairyland Seed. “We’ve been researching and developing…
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Bessent Flags Japan as Top Trade Priority in Wake of New Tariffs
Bessent Flags Japan as Top Trade Priority in Wake of New Tariffs AgWeb
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Special Ranger Make Arrests Amid 82-Head Cattle Theft Across Texas and Oklahoma
FORT WORTH, Texas – A lengthy investigation led by Texas & Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association Special Ranger John Vance led to the two arrests and two warrants for men involved in stealing 82 head of cattle. The two men arrested were charged with theft of livestock–organized criminal activity which involved six ranches and a sale…
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Soil Testing for Lawns & Gardens
PRESTON and CALEDONIA, Minn. — As you look at your Spring to-do list one of the first things should be getting a soil test done, if you have not done one in the past 3 years. Understanding your soil is important for a successful lawn or garden. Soil analysis can help to determine the current…
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Nebraska’s NRDs Advocate for Conservation Funding in Washington, D.C.
LINCOLN, Neb. – Nebraska’s Natural Resources Districts (NRDs) were represented by nearly 50 directors and staff in Washington, D.C., March 31 to April 2, 2025. Nebraska’s NRDs advocate for strengthening tools to preserve and fund natural resources projects, which includes engaging policymakers from the grassroots level with a unified voice. This grassroots advocacy culminates with a…
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Trump tariffs divide U.S. farmers: Economic impact and future prospects
Trump tariffs divide U.S. farmers: Economic impact and future prospects Farm Progress
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AGCO pauses shipments of finished equipment into the U.S.
AGCO pauses shipments of finished equipment into the U.S. RealAgriculture
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Roundup maker asks Supreme Court to block lawsuits claiming it failed to warn about cancer
Roundup maker asks Supreme Court to block lawsuits claiming it failed to warn about cancer WWBT
