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Next Stop, Columbia
Southeast Regional Ag News
If you're a U.S. exporter and would like to expand the U.S. market share in Columbia, take note! A trade mission is headed there this summer.
Baltimore Bridge Collapse Mitigation
Line on Agriculture
The White House Supply Disruption Task Force and agriculture representatives are working to find ways to mitigate farm machinery and commodity imports and exports that are being affected by the Baltimore bridge collapse.
A South Korean Appetite for U.S. Goods
California Ag Today
“U.S. food and agricultural products are recognized by South Korean consumers and importers for their reliability, their quality, and their sustainability," says Alexis Taylor, USDA.
Tequila and Our Ag Trade Deficit
Southeast Regional Ag News
We’re taking the latest trade numbers from the USDA, throwing them in a blender, and producing an output that apparently looks a lot like a margarita.
Cuba's Appetite for American Protein
Southeast Regional Ag News
Ted McKinney, CEO of the National Association State Departments of Agriculture, reflects on the recent trade mission to Cuba.
Return On Investment From RAPP
Line on Agriculture
Diversification is key to growing markets for U.S. Grains, according to the President and CEO of the US Grains Council, Ryan LeGrand.
Beef Tongues & T-Bones
Southeast Regional Ag News
In the tale of beef, the reality of cultural preferences continues to be seen when it comes to exports.
Pork's Time to Shine
Southeast Regional Ag News
By 2028, pork exports are set to exceed exports of broiler chickens for the first time since 1976.
2024: A Year of Beef Rationing
Southeast Regional Ag News
Erin Borrer, USMEF, discusses the possibility of lower interest rates and their impact on beef exports.
U.S. Sunflower Exports Down
Line on Agriculture
National Sunflower Association Executive Director, John Sandbakken talks about exports.
Developing End Wheat Products for Aging Asian Countries
Line on Agriculture
US wheat associates Director of Communications, Ralph Loose says that they are working on developing products for aging consumers in North Asian countries.
Free Trade Agreement with Dominican Republic Benefits US
Line on Agriculture
US Meat Export Federation Vice President of Economic Analysis, Erin Borer
Grain Accumulating Due to Lack of Trade Agreement Enforcement
Line on Agriculture
Crossroads Co-Op Regional Manager, Bryan Irey
Black Sea Grain Initiative Impacts the U.S.
Line on Agriculture
Brian Irey, senior grain merchandiser and regional manager at Crossroads Coop
An Updated Look at Protein Exports from the USDA
Southeast Regional Ag News
A USDA report says a comparison between first-quarter 2023 exports of seven animal products with the exports from the same time last year shows four of the categories were year-over-year higher and three were lower.
Meat Exports Finish 2022 Strong
Line on Agriculture
US Meat Export Federation President, Dan Holstrom
First-Ever Projected Ag Deficit for the United States
Southeast Regional Ag News
Ag exports are projected to reach $190 billion next year, but imports are projected to rise to $199 billion.
China Outspends U.S. in Ag Research 2:1
Southeast Regional Ag News
As recently as 2015, China was spending more than $10 billion yearly on agricultural R & D. That level was roughly twice what the U.S. spent that year.
Race is On for $200 Billion in U.S. Ag Exports
Southeast Regional Ag News
The race is on to get to $200 billion in value annually for U.S. ag exports. We’re not there yet, but we did have a record year in 2021 setting the pace at $172.5 billion worth of ag exports. This year, the USDA is predicting $183.5 billion.
Lies. (Blank Lies). And Statistics.
Southeast Regional Ag News
USDA data shows 2021 exports of U.S. farm and food products totaled $177 billion, 18 percent higher than 2020 and nearly 15 percent higher than the previous record set in 2014. But is it because we exported more? Or because what we exported was worth more?