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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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Perdue to restart Cofield, North Carolina, grain operations
General Mills, ADM and Walmart partner on wheat farming
US rice production hits 39-year low
Proven Seed debuts canola hybrids at farm show
Bushel launches program to digitize grain payments
Fire destroys North Dakota feed and grain store
AGP ships first US unit train of soy oil
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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.
Grain Trade & Export
Corn exports climb 21% from previous week
U.S. corn shipments totaled 1.82 million metric tons for the week ending June 25, with Japan and Mexico as top destinations.
Transportation
Rail grain carloads up 8% from last year
Weekly report shows mixed transportation trends as barge movements increase and ocean rates decline.
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Rough rice stocks rise 7% from last year
National inventory reaches 74.8 million hundredweight on June 1, driven by long grain varieties.
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Golden Waves Grain’s $200M vertical integration strategy
From wheat field to retail shelf, Tony Adams at Golden Waves Grain is building a $200 million facility that cuts out middlemen and creates new value for farmers. Discover how vertical integration is changing the economics of bread production.
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Soybean acreage up 5% from 2025
Corn planted area falls to 95.3 million acres, down 3% from 2025 levels.
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