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Zimbabwe closes border on ASF fears
Live pig and pork imports from South Africa have been suspended as a precaution against African swine fever (ASF), say the Zimbabwean authorities.
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Rabobank: Global pork production to slow in 2024
Disease, negative profit margins, oversupply and weak demand are contributing to destocking, while productivity is expected to improve in 2024 and consumption remains resilient.
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US crop production hits record highs in 2023
The report showcases unprecedented growth in sorghum and significant rice advancements.
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Despite declining inflation expectations, US farmer sentiment holds steady
Worries about input costs countered declining inflation expectations in the most recent Ag Economy Barometer report.
Commodities
Northern Soy Marketing delegation promotes global demand for soybeans
The delegation will engage with purchasers, nutritionists, and industry players to foster relationships, explore export opportunities and enhance the profitability of soybean producers.
Company News
Sukup Manufacturing acquires Ramco Innovations
Sukup Innovations aims to set new industry standards, delivering high-tech solutions while preserving Ramco's Midwest operations.
Commodities
US-Mexico border closures affect availability of animal feed
US and Mexico animal feed, grain, poultry and railroad industry associations are raising the alarm about the availability of feed after two rail bridges in Texas were closed to stem the crossing of migrants at the US-Mexico border.
Commodities
US farmers eye sizable 2024 soy crops, less corn
A larger U.S. soybean crop would help meet booming demand for renewable diesel fuel and animal feed while drought slashes production in South America.
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Unraveling connections between the economy and oilseed demand
RaboResearch's Owen Wagner, senior analyst, grains and oilseed, on recession indicators and their implications for the grain and biofuels sectors.
Commodities
U.S. Grains Council releases 2023/2024 Corn Quality Report
The 13th annual survey reveals the largest U.S. corn crop had remarkably low levels of broken corn and foreign material.
Commodities
USDA gears up for the 2023 Census of Aquaculture
The USDA's National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS) has initiated the 2023 Census of Aquaculture, targeting producers involved in aquaculture product sales.
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$16M grant fuels research to boost crop yields, sustainability
Led by Kansas State University, this initiative dives deep into the relationships between agriculture management and environmental conditions.
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