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Grain Trade & Export

US corn exports hit marketing-year high of 1.6 million tons

USDA report shows strong corn shipments to Mexico and Japan, while wheat and soybean exports face declines.

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Association News

AFIA names new advisory board member

Gary Huddleston will serve on Kansas State University’s Department of Grain Science external advisory board.

Company News

Syngenta and Ceres Biotics partner to expand global access to VIXERAN

The biostimulant was designed to optimize nitrogen fertilizer use and could enhance crop yields and sustainability.

Transportation

US grain export sales mixed amid rising transportation costs

Corn and wheat sales surge while soybeans decline; barge and rail movements increase as fuel prices edge up.

Commodities

Extreme rainfall revives southeast spring planting

Recent storms bring relief to some farming regions while others face worsening conditions, highlighting the complex challenges for American agriculture.

Grain Facility Renovations & Builds

Cascade Milling expands organic flour facility

Washington-based company upgrades packaging line and donates 8 tons of pancake mix to LA fire victims.

Business & Markets

Agriculture Secretary Rollins engages Midwest farmers on industry challenges

The two-day tour in Kansas and Missouri focuses on market access, rural economies and global competitiveness.

Mergers & Acquisitions

ForFarmers, Boparan merger provisionally approved

The United Kingdom’s Competition and Markets Authority’s independent inquiry group has provisionally cleared Boparan’s proposed purchase of ForFarmers’ Burston and Radstock feed mill sites.

Business & Markets

USDA moves to reinstate fired H5N1 response workers

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) said it is working quickly to reverse the firings of several agency employees who are working on the federal government’s response to the H5N1 outbreak.

Business & Markets

FDA human food safety head resigns amid agency firings

The deputy commissioner for foods at the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has resigned after at least 89 people out of 2,000 in his division were fired last weekend.

Business & Markets

USDA projects steady growth in US agriculture despite global challenges

Long-term forecast predicts shifts in crop acreage, rising animal product production, and evolving trade dynamics through 2033.

Business & Markets

USDA layoffs raise concerns for agricultural services and disease response

Thousands of employees terminated across agencies, including critical animal health staff, as part of Trump administration's federal workforce reduction.

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