The White House said last week President Trump is trying to “do right” by both American cattle ranchers and consumers with his plan to quadruple beef imports from Argentina.
Many in the livestock sector are not happy with the Administration. Recently, President Trump told reporters on Air Force One that the U.S. would look at purchasing beef from Argentina
Colorado Wheat recently announced that the Colorado Wheat Research Foundation and Bioceres Crop Solutions partnered to advance climate-resilient HB4 wheat in the U.S.
Back in August, the USDA gave the greenlight for a genetically modified wheat to be grown in the United States. Does this mean growers across the Northwest will soon plant and grow HB4 wheat, which is modified to be drought tolerate?
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USDA’s March crop production reports and supply and demand estimates showed minor changes this week. The U.S. orange production forecast rose slightly month over month, yet will still be down 25% year over year.
Turning to domestic commodity balance sheets, an upward adjustment in ending stocks for corn led to a decrease of 10 cents to the season ending average price, now at $6.60 a bushel.
Changes are coming to the JR Simplot Company. The Boise-based company announced Monday it will merge a pair of divisions into one, along with making leadership changes as well. Company officials announced it would merge Simplot Australia with the Simplot Food Group forming a new group: Simplot Global Foods. The business will...
The Food and Drug Administration recently concluded it has no further questions regarding the safety of drought-tolerant HB4 wheat, developed by Bioceres Crop Solutions Corp. In response, U.S. Wheat Associates and the National Association of Wheat Growers issued a joint statement this week. The gro...
U.S. imports of honey continue to rise as American production declines. New data from Economic Research Service shows imports have exceeded domestic honey production since 2005 and accounted for 74% of total U.S. honey supplies in 2021. Over th...
It appears Argentina won’t be able to capitalize on the interruption of wheat supplies from the Black Sea. That according to AgriCensus, a London-based Price Reporting Agency. The agency said weather, inflation and political uncertainty all combine to be detrimental to wheat exports for the nation.
Argentine farmers fac...