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Star of the West receives $450,000 state grant
The funding will support construction of Michigan’s first corn mill and create 17 jobs.
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Wheat exports plunge 50%
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Drought worsens across Midwest, High Plains
Hot, dry conditions drive rapid deterioration in Dakotas, Nebraska and Upper Midwest as temperatures soar up to 10 degrees above normal.
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Federal aid props up Iowa farm income
Federal payments reach nearly $45 billion in 2026 as market revenues decline across the state’s agricultural sector.
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Canada launches Vancouver port expansion strategy
The government partners with Vancouver Fraser Port Authority to double non-U.S. exports by 2035 through infrastructure improvements and environmental protections.
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US grain exports decline across major commodities
Weekly USDA data shows corn sales hit marketing-year low as wheat and soybean shipments also fall below recent averages.
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Iowa State wins $160M NSF biomanufacturing grant
The award will fund research to create high-value products from agricultural biomass in Iowa and Nebraska.
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US feed grains output climbs despite acreage drop
The USDA projects the nation’s second-largest feed grains harvest on record for 2026/27, even as farmers plant fewer acres.
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US soybean, canola output hits record high
Farmers planted more oilseed crops as profitability outpaced corn and wheat, USDA reports.
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Winter wheat production forecast drops
USDA projects 990 million bushels, down 29% from 2025 levels.
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Global food supply disruptions accelerate GMO adoption
From China’s doubling of GMO corn acreage to Russia’s cautious regulatory loosening, governments are prioritizing agricultural resilience over long-standing biotechnology bans as shipping costs soar and extreme weather threatens harvests.
Grain Trade & Export
Record grain stocks drive transport demand
High inventory levels across major producing states signal continued strength in rail and barge shipments through summer.
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Farmer sentiment falls as input costs rise
Purdue University-CME Group survey shows producers’ outlook declining for second straight month, with 47% citing high input costs as top concern.
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Soybean crushing rises 5% from year earlier
U.S. processors crushed 6.39 million tons of soybeans in May 2026, producing 2.47 billion pounds of crude oil.
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