Unlikely University Set to Increase Cotton Fiber Lengths
Thanks to a recent $2.3 million National Science Foundation grant, Purdue University cell biologist Dan Szymanski will lead an effort to increase fiber length for upland-grown cotton.
Agribusiness Report 10/15
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Agriculture Today 10/15
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Agribusiness Report 10/14
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Agriculture Today 10/14
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Agricultural and Rural Economies Weathering Coronavirus Storm
The coronavirus pandemic has now impacted all four quarters of 2020, and seemingly every aspect of life and business.
Agriculture Today 10/13
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Agribusiness Report 10/13
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China Phase One Trade Deal Picking Up Steam
After signing the Phase One Trade Agreement on January 15, 2020, optimism was high that the Chinese would purchase record amounts of U.S. commodities from farmers and ranchers.
Farmers Expecting More Cover Crop Acres This Fall
In preparing for the most recent Purdue University/CME Group Ag Economy Barometer, farmers across the country were asked about the use of cover crops.
USDA Raising Projected Crop Prices Across the Board
USDA released their monthly World Agricultural Supply and Demand estimates on Friday.
Larger Corn and Soybean Harvest Expected this Fall
Corn and soybean production in the United States is expected to increase according to the latest Crop Production report issued Friday by the National Agricultural Statistics Service.
Deadline Announced for New Disaster Assistance Program Applications
Producers who are eligible for compensation under the expanded Wildfire and Hurricane Indemnity Program for 2018 and 2019 losses have until October 30 to apply through their local Farm Service Agency offices.
Most Farmers Passing on Virtual Farm Show Opportunities
With so many events choosing to go virtual rather than in person, respondents of the recent Purdue University/CME Group Ag Economy Barometer were asked whether they have attended an online program and, if so, what aspects they liked and disliked.
Enrollment Begins This Week for Dairy Margin Program
USDA will begin accepting enrollment applications for the 2021 Dairy Margin Coverage program this week.
Agribusiness Report 10/12
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USDA Releases Newly Updated 2020 Crop Production Estimates
United States upland cotton production is expected to total 16.5 million bales, down 14 percent from last year according to the latest USDA Crop Production Report released on Friday.
Agriculture Today 10/9
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Rice and Pork Exports Hit Marketing Year Highs
Net sales of U.S. wheat totaled over 530,000 metric tons, up 5 percent from the previous week and the Philippines was the top buyer.
EU Farmers Facing End of Traditional Farming Practices
Just over two weeks ago, the European Commission presented its 2030 Climate Target Plan, vowing to slash greenhouse gas emissions to a target equal to 55 percent of levels recorded in 1990.
Namibia’s Newest Beef Customer May Ban Their Imports
After two decades of haggling, Namibia shipped 25 tons of beef to Philadelphia after successfully overcoming U.S. safety regulations and logistics.
Agribusiness Report 10/8
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WTO Raising Awareness and Celebrating World Cotton Day
World Cotton Day provides an opportunity to shine a spotlight on the sector’s importance to the livelihoods of millions of farmers, processors and traders around the world, says WTO Deputy Director-General Alan Wolff.
Brazil’s New Third Corn Crop Increases Annual Production
The U.S. Foreign Agricultural Service has raised its corn production estimate for Brazil based upon a large increase in acreage, as well as good yields for the second crop in the CenterWest state of Mato Grosso.
COVID-19 Continues to Pressure U.S Cotton Exports Abroad
A major global competitor for U.S. cotton producers are preparing to harvest a slightly larger crop this year, according to the Foreign Agriculture Service.
Comment Period Closes on Animal Disease Traceability Project
The official comment period for a national Animal Disease Traceability framework closed at midnight on Monday, but not before many industry groups submitted ideas to USDA’s Animal Plant Health Inspection Service.
Agriculture Today 10/6
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Agribusiness Report 10/6
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Though Uncertain, Signs Point to Gradual Economic Recovery
World trade shows signs of bouncing back from a deep, COVID-19 induced slump, but World Trade Organization economists caution that any recovery could be disrupted by the ongoing pandemic effects.
Currency Depreciation Helps Brazilian Farmers Hit Record Profits
Brazilian farmers are on a trajectory to have the highest soybean return in history for the 2019/20 marketing year.
CME Group’s New Pork Contracts Launching in November
Last week, the CME Group announced the launch of a new cash-settled pork cutout contract intended to complement existing lean hog contracts.
Agriculture Today 10/6
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Agribusiness Report 10/6
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WTO Agricultural Ministers Ponder New Subsidies From COVID-19
Though the World Trade Organization is facing some difficult days as the United States pushes for major reforms, leaders say a recent meeting of the Committee on Agriculture produced “meaningful” dialogue.
Agriculture Today 10/5
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Agribusiness Report 10/5
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Despite WTO Standstill, G20 Countries List Common Principles
While the World Trade Organization is at a virtual standstill due to a move by the United States to block all nominations to the Appellate Body, the U.S. and others meeting in a virtual G20 Trade Ministers Meeting made good progress on agreeing to reforms.
Winter Wheat and Barley Production Falls in 2020
According to USDA’s Annual Small Grain Agricultural Survey, yields this past growing season averaged just a tick under 51 bushels per acre.
Despite Slow Start, Phase One Deal Hitting Stride
Eight months after reaching a Phase I trade agreement with China, the United States is already seeing good results from the pact.
Agriculture Today 10/2
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Agribusiness Report 10/2
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United States at the Center of WTO Conversations
For the first time in many months, members of the World Trade Organization’s Dispute Settlement Body were able to meet in person this week, and the United States seemed to be at the center of many conversations.
Months After Passing Legislation, PPP Loans Still Unforgiven
In an effort to stave off a complete collapse of the American economy, Congress passed the CARES Act which provided $525 billion in loans through a program known as the Payroll Protection Program.
National Debt Set to Hit Historic Levels Soon
According to a new study from the U.S. Government Accountability Office, the government’s public debt will reach 107 percent of gross domestic product by the end of 2023, its highest point in history.
Agriculture Today 10/1
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Agribusiness Report 10/1
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Agriculture Today 9/30
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Cotton Imports Reflecting Optimism for Return to Normalcy
The financial impacts of the global coronavirus shutdown hit many sectors hard, and for some industries, they still struggle to get back on their feet – much less return to profitability.