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Association News

Animal Agriculture Alliance launches Giving Tuesday campaign

U.S. Poultry & Egg Association pledges to match donations up to $100,000, boosting support for the non-profit's mission to safeguard animal agriculture's future.

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Grain Trade & Export

USGC explores ethanol export growth opportunities in European Union

Despite regulatory challenges, the EU remains a key market for U.S. ethanol, with potential for expansion.

U.S. Grains Council (USGC) Regional Ethanol Manager for the European Union, United Kingdom and Canada Stephanie Larson recently traveled to Brussels, Belgium to participate in the World Ethanol and Biofuels Conference. Larson (center) served as a panelist to discuss ethanol policy challenges alongside Dr. Berit Foss (right), director of sustainability at POET, a Council member and the world’s largest producer of biofuels.

New World Screwworm detected in Mexico, USDA imposes immediate import restrictions

APHIS intensifies efforts to combat the northward spread of the livestock-threatening pest, urging vigilance among U.S. producers along the southern border.

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Association News

Soy Transportation Coalition elects new leadership

Mike Koehne takes the helm as chairman, with the organization focusing on critical infrastructure improvements.

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Association News

USGC strengthens ties with Saudi Arabian feed and starch industries

Visits highlight potential for increased U.S. corn exports to Saudi Arabia, as the Kingdom aims for self-sufficiency in key agricultural sectors.

U.S. Grains Council (USGC) staff based in its Washington, D.C. headquarters and regional office in Tunis, Tunisia, recently traveled to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to meet with customers of U.S. corn and corn co-products to learn how to increase U.S. market share in the country. Pictured clockwise are USGC Regional Director for Europe, the Middle East and Africa Ramy Taieb (second from left); USGC Deputy Regional Director for Europe and the Middle East Ana Maria Ballesteros; USGC Senior Director of Global Strategies Kurt Shultz; USGC Manager of Global Strategies and Trade Alexander Grabois; and USGC Manager of Global Programs Sadie Marks.

Perdue AgriBusiness launches more sustainable barge

Named Miss Madeline, after the Perdue family matriarch, the innovative vessel marks a significant step in reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

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Business & Markets

US cattle on feed Inventory edges up

USDA's latest report reveals a slight increase in cattle on feed, with notable jumps in both placements and marketings.

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Grain Supply Chain

BNSF's grain shuttle reduction sparks higher bids but improves service metrics

BNSF Railway's decision to cut grain shuttles seems to have led to increased efficiency and better service during the 2024 harvest season.

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Grain Trade & Export

USDA announces 2025 trade mission to Guatemala

U.S. agricultural exporters invited to participate in March 2025 mission targeting Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador markets.

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Grain Trade & Export

Wheat exports surge 45% while corn sales slump

Wheat and soybean sales surge, while corn exports face challenges in the global market.

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Rainfall brings relief to drought-stricken farmlands

Recent precipitation patterns offer hope for many U.S. farmers, yet some regions still grapple with persistent dry conditions.

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Business & Markets

Thanksgiving dinner costs dip 5% from last year

American Farm Bureau Federation's annual survey reveals a slight decrease in the cost of a traditional Thanksgiving meal, with turkey prices leading the decline.

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