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Commodities

US canola oil consumption reaches record high

Trend toward higher import numbers is driven by a strong demand for canola oil after the EPA approved the canola oil pathway for renewable diesel in December 2022.

Brand Insights

Setting the Agricultural Industry in Motion

SEW-EURODRIVE, Inc.

Learn about the more commonly used drive solutions from SEW-EURODRIVE for the agriculture industry that help keep the most demanding processes up and running without missing a beat. Brand Insights from SEW-EURODRIVE.

Podcasts

The potential of Plenish High Oleic soybeans in dairy feed [Podcast]

Plenish High Oleic soybeans increase milk fat and enhance feed efficiency, these soybeans are reshaping the landscape for farmers and grain elevators

Commodities

Commodity, organic prices drop on ample US supplies

Larger-than-anticipated yields and crops have driven down prices for corn, soybeans and even organic grains.

Commodities

Study: US corn outperforms others in poultry feeds

A recent report from the USGC claims U.S. corn to be a superior ingredient for nutrition and cost-effectiveness in poultry feed compared with Argentinian and Brazilian corn.

Transportation

Infrastructure investment aids US soybean industry

USB projects to improve soybean industry success include dredging a portion of the Mississippi River, expanding Port of Grays Harbor, and reducing freight tolls on St. Lawrence Seaway.

Commodities

USDA predicts largest ever corn crop in November WASDE

Report forecasts global soybean stocks will be the largest on record by the end of this season.

Grain Trade & Export

US barley reps promote commodity in Mexico

In a recent mission to Mexico, the USGC and officials from four barley states built relationships with importers for further implementation of U.S. barley products.

Grain Trade & Export

US wheat exports fall to all-time low

U.S. supplies are impeded by diminishing Mississippi River and rivalry from abundant worldwide grain stocks.

Business & Markets

ADM announces biomanufacturing partnership

Solugen will build a new 500,000-square-foot biomanufacturing facility adjacent to ADM’s existing corn complex in Marshall, Minnesota.

Biotech Crops

K-State to lead $22M cereal crops project

Kansas State University will lead the Feed the Future Climate Resilient Cereals Innovational Lab to advance the breeding of four major world crops — millet, wheat, rice and sorghum.

Commodities

Rabobank: Renewable diesel supply glut weighs on soybean prices

Renewable diesel production has gotten a bit ahead of itself, said RaboResearcher.

Grain Trade & Export

USDA invests $2.3B in global trade, food aid

U.S. agricultural groups applaud effort to help American producers maintain and develop markets for their commodities through RAPP.

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