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Technology and Trade Help Us Grow and Deliver Protein-rich Food to the World
Technology and Trade Help Us Grow and Deliver Protein-rich Food to the World AgWeb
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Analyst expects lower U.S. rice acres, watches cotton ahead of USDA acreage report
USDA’s Acreage report will be released on Tuesday, and a market analyst with RCM Ag Services says he’s interested to see what surprises could be coming for rice and cotton. Jamie Wilkerson says he’s expecting U.S. planted rice acres to be lower than USDA expected. “I really think they overstated the acreage in March, the…
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President Trump Signs Executive Order Advancing Regenerative Agriculture; Secretary Rollins Announces USDA Rule to Unlock Billions for American Farmers
President Trump Signs Executive Order Advancing Regenerative Agriculture; Secretary Rollins Announces USDA Rule to Unlock Billions for American Farmers Farms.com
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USDA finalises 45Z feedstock rule, introduces carbon intensity tool for biofuel supply chain
USDA finalises 45Z feedstock rule, introduces carbon intensity tool for biofuel supply chain BioEnergy Times
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No Winter Wheat Harvest Progress in 6 Key Growing States
No Winter Wheat Harvest Progress in 6 Key Growing States Successful Farming
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No Soybeans Blooming in 2 Key States
No Soybeans Blooming in 2 Key States Successful Farming
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USDA Highlights Growing Use of Supplemental Crop Insurance Coverage
USDA Highlights Growing Use of Supplemental Crop Insurance Coverage RFD-TV
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Can Cows Help Fight Wildfires? Ranchers Praise USDA Plan to Expand Public Lands Grazing
Can Cows Help Fight Wildfires? Ranchers Praise USDA Plan to Expand Public Lands Grazing RFD-TV
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Red meat supplies shrink slightly as poultry grows
U.S. red meat supplies tightened during May. The USDA says there were 872.454 million pounds of red meat in the freezer at the end of last month, 1% below a year ago, with a 1% dip in beef to 403.474 million pounds canceling out a slight rise for pork at 451.917 million pounds. Slower demand…
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Study Reinforces Biofuels as a Catalyst for Agriculture
Study Reinforces Biofuels as a Catalyst for Agriculture AGDAILY
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Fordyce Addresses Crop Insurance Updates, NRCS Challenges
Fordyce Addresses Crop Insurance Updates, NRCS Challenges DTN Progressive Farmer
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The U.S. last beat screwworm in 1966. Can current leaders learn from the past’s playbook?
The U.S. last beat screwworm in 1966. Can current leaders learn from the past’s playbook? Houston Public Media
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Farmer-Controlled Data Gains Ground as USDA Trust Slips
Farmer-Controlled Data Gains Ground as USDA Trust Slips agronews.com
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Can irrigation automation be affordable? Former farmer says yes
Can irrigation automation be affordable? Former farmer says yes Farm Progress
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One solution won’t solve America’s energy challenges
One solution won’t solve America’s energy challenges Farm Progress
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USDA cites $1.3B investment and 1,000 times more personnel to fight New World Screwworm
USDA cites $1.3B investment and 1,000 times more personnel to fight New World Screwworm KVII
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Opinion: Fertilizer tyranny threatens America’s food future
Opinion: Fertilizer tyranny threatens America’s food future Ohio’s Country Journal
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Sulfur woes leading to phosphate worries
The vice president of public affairs with The Mosaic Company says there’s growing concern about global phosphate fertilizer supplies. “It’s a thing that farmers need to keep an eye on as they go through the season.” Ben Pratt says ongoing disruptions to trade in the Strait of Hormuz have caused sulfur prices to nearly triple…
