A market analyst says tightening global corn supplies could create additional opportunities for U.S. exports. Jeff Peterson with Heartland Farm Partners says the ongoing drought in Europe opens the door for new possibilities for nontraditional customers. “We continue to see report after report that Europe is lowering its production, particularly France. If they have […]
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The USDA’s Under Secretary for Trade and Foreign Agricultural Affairs says the USMCA review process has had both successes and challenges.
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In this episode of Managing for Profit, Gary Schnitkey with the University of Illinois says risk management will be essential to
Soybeans finished the day mostly higher, as the market held on late in the day. The trade continues to monitor crop
The American Farm Bureau says the 70 percent increase in fresh fruit and vegetable imports since 2010 is a direct reflection
