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Galen: Dairy Economics Remain Solid
Galen: Dairy Economics Remain Solid
Galen: Dairy Economics Remain Solid
American farmers are facing a variety of challenges right now.  Tariffs are on and then off, then on again.  Prices for most commodities are down while input and labor costs are up.  Despite the headwinds, Chris Galen, senior vice president of member services and governance for the National Milk Producers Federation, said the dairy industry is doing fine.   “So far, so goo...
USDA: Weekly Export Sales Improve
USDA: Weekly Export Sales Improve
USDA: Weekly Export Sales Improve
The USDA says export sales of corn, beans, and wheat all rose week-to-week during the seven days ending on March 27th.   Wheat sales jumped to 340,000 metric tons from 100,000 tons the prior week and were 40% higher than the four-week average.  Ec...
October Red Meat Export Pace Above 2023 Levels
October Red Meat Export Pace Above 2023 Levels
October Red Meat Export Pace Above 2023 Levels
The latest U.S. red meat export numbers are out.  U.S. Meat Export Federation President and CEO Dan Halstrom, said October beef exports totaled 105,269 metric tons, up 1% year-over-year, while the value jumped 3% to $860.4 million.   “...
USMEF: Beef Exports Strong To Asia, Mexico In September
USMEF: Beef Exports Strong To Asia, Mexico In September
USMEF: Beef Exports Strong To Asia, Mexico In September
The latest U.S. red meat trade statistics are out, and September was a good month of U.S. beef exports.   "Almost 104,000 tons, up 5% - a pretty good month relative to some of the previous months of the year" said U.S. Meat Export Federation President and CEO Dan Halstrom. "Yo...
Lack Of Farm Bill Hurts Idaho Barley Growers
Lack Of Farm Bill Hurts Idaho Barley Growers
Lack Of Farm Bill Hurts Idaho Barley Growers
Last week, the 2018 Farm Bill extension expired, and while there is hope that a new Farm Bill can be passed during the upcoming lame duck session, there is concern in farm county that little if anything will be done during the remaining portion of 2024...
UN Reaches Black Sea Grain Initiative Extension
UN Reaches Black Sea Grain Initiative Extension
UN Reaches Black Sea Grain Initiative Extension
Over the weekend, the United Nations Secretary-General announced an extension of the Black Sea Grain Initiative.  The announcement came at the last minute as the agreement was set to expire.  The Initiative facilitates the safe navigation for the exports of grain and related foodstuffs and fertilizers, including ammonia, from designated Ukrainian seaports.  During ...
Fortenbery Looks At Key Economic Issues Of New Year
Fortenbery Looks At Key Economic Issues Of New Year
Fortenbery Looks At Key Economic Issues Of New Year
In some ways, 2023 will be very similar to 2022 when it comes to the farm economy.  But in other ways, it’s expected to be very different.  One of those differences will be the supply chain, which has made strong improvements over the past 3-4 months, removing some of the uncertainty farmers faced last year.  And input costs, includ...
Focus On Fruit: 01/12/23
Focus On Fruit: 01/12/23
Focus On Fruit: 01/12/23
In todays Focus On Fruit, Jennie Strong with the Washington Apple Commission talks about trade and and exports as the New Year gets underway.     If you have a story idea for the PNW Ag Network, call (509) 547-9791, or e-mail glenn.vaagen@to...

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