Luke Lindberg

U.S. farmers sold $5.6 billion in agricultural products to Vietnam in 2025 alone, and a new USDA trade mission this fall is looking to grow that number even further.

With the agricultural trade deficit shrinking dramatically, there’s new hope for our farmers.

The U.S. Highbush Blueberry Council just scored big — $850,000 to help our blueberries find new homes around the world.

With exports to Vietnam hitting a record high, the USDA is stepping up to make sure American farmers get their fair shot in the global market.

Last month, American wheat growers made a mark in Indonesia, proving that global connections matter.

As we look to the future, the USDA is giving farmers a reason to celebrate. There’s some promising news on the trade front.

USDA's Luke Lindberg & USTR's Julie Callahan discussed "examples of recent successes" when it came to reciprocal trade at the Ag Outlook Forum.

A significant drop in the trade deficit is making waves in the agricultural sector; what’s behind this positive turn?

With significant funding on the way, U.S. blueberries are gearing up for a sweet journey into markets across Asia and beyond.

A recent mission to Malaysia could result in new and additional business for American farmers. USDA says the outlook is promising.