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Soybean, corn export inspections above a week ago
The USDA says that as of the week ending April 3rd, corn export inspections remain ahead of the pace needed to meet projections for the current marketing year. The 2024/25 marketing year got underway June 1st for wheat and September 1st for corn, sorghum, and soybeans. The USDA’s updated supply and demand report is out…
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Flower Lovers and Influencers Flock to the Tulip Vistas at an Iconic Dutch Park
LISSE, Netherlands (AP) — Nestled among tulip fields not far from Amsterdam, the world-famous Keukenhof garden has opened for the spring, welcoming camera-wielding visitors to its increasingly selfie-friendly grounds. On a sunny day, the paths, park benches and cafes are crowded with tourists taking photos and selfies with one of the Netherlands’ most iconic products…
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NCGA Launches New Phase of Consider Corn Challenge
WASHINGTON — The National Corn Growers Association (NCGA) is launching its fifth iteration of Consider Corn Challenge, a contest in which participants can submit proposals for new uses of field corn that have quantifiable market demand. “Biobased products are a win-win for everyone,” said NCGA Research & New Uses Chair and Kansas farmer Chad Epler. “NCGA is…
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Texas congressman promises articles of impeachment against Donald Trump within 30 days
Texas congressman promises articles of impeachment against Donald Trump within 30 days Audacy
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China tariff on US soybeans now 44%
China tariff on US soybeans now 44% World Grain
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Sprayer Maintenance Tips for the Growing Season
Sprayer Maintenance Tips for the Growing Season Successful Farming
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Corn Up Over 6¢
Corn Up Over 6¢ | Monday, April 7, 2025 Successful Farming
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NCGA: The US risks losing market share if tariff talks continue
The president of the National Corn Growers Association says he wants to see the Trump administration to quickly resolve trade disruptions. Illinois farmer Kenneth Hartman Jr. says drawn-out negotiations could put US market share at risk. “Vietnam and the Philippines are markets that we could possibly expand with,” he says. “We also look at India…
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Effortless Ways to Host an Easter Feast Without Cooking a Thing
WAHSINGTON — Americans spent an estimated $7.3 billion on Easter food last year, and as egg prices continue to rise, expect that amount also to increase. That creates a lot of stress in the kitchen; why not relieve some of that pressure? With a little creativity and smart planning, you can enjoy the holiday stress…
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HHS and USDA Hold First Public MAHA Event, Outline Vision for Healthier America
WASHINGTON — U.S. Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and U.S. Department of Agriculture Secretary (USDA) Brooke L. Rollins Thursday collaborated on their first Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) event during a visit to Ferdinand T. Day Elementary School in Alexandria, VA where they participated in a healthy snack time with…
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The Trade War Is on the Front Burner for Grain Markets, But Don’t Miss These 2 Other Key Catalysts This Week
The Trade War Is on the Front Burner for Grain Markets, But Don’t Miss These 2 Other Key Catalysts This Week Barchart.com
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Behind The Volatility: Deciphering The Corn Market’s Big Four In A Tariff-Torn Year
Behind The Volatility: Deciphering The Corn Market’s Big Four In A Tariff-Torn Year Barchart.com
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USDA Still Working on Bird Flu
Bulletin: USDA Still Working on Bird Flu Medical News Bulletin
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Congress making progress on tax policy
An ag tax specialist is confident Congress will act before several provisions important to farm families expire. Chad Hanson with Iowa-based tax accounting firm Corporate Farmer says recent signals from Washington indicate progress. “What I’m hearing out of Washington is that both the Senate and the House are pretty much on the same page when…
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Rep Riley Introduces Honor Farmer Contracts Act – Would Require USDA to Uphold Unfreezing Funding For Farmers
Rep Riley Introduces Honor Farmer Contracts Act – Would Require USDA to Uphold Unfreezing Funding For Farmers WXHC.com
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Landus CEO Matt Carstens Steps Down, Company Launches Executive Search
News via a company press release DES MOINES, Iowa — Landus announces that Matt Carstens is stepping down as President and Chief Executive Officer, effective today. The Board of Directors extends its gratitude to Carstens for his leadership and commitment to innovation during his five-year tenure. Landus Board Chairman Matt Chambers will take on the…
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Does Early Planting Mean Higher Soybean Yield?
Soybean production in the United States has evolved significantly over the past two decades, with a growing emphasis on early planting to maximize yields. The Early Soybean Production System (ESPS), developed by Arkansas, Mississippi and Louisiana researchers, uses mid- to late-maturity group (MG) 4 soybean varieties, planted between mid-to-late-April, to maximize yield potential. Because of…
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300-Bu. Corn Has A Big Appetite For N, P And K
300-Bu. Corn Has A Big Appetite For N, P And K AgWeb
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3 Big Things Today, April 7, 2025
3 Big Things Today, April 7, 2025 Successful Farming
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U.S. farmers consider biological inputs amid Kennedy’s chemical concerns
U.S. farmers consider biological inputs amid Kennedy’s chemical concerns Farm Progress
