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China’s Soybean Shift Hits U.S. Farm Exports
Southeast Regional Ag News
China’s move toward South American suppliers is reshaping U.S. soybean markets and pressuring farm incomes across the Southeast.
Court Rules Trump Tariffs Not Legal
Line on Agriculture
The Trump administration was not forced to end tariffs, but a court found them to be unlawful.
Senator Scott Backs End to Tomato Trade Deal
Southeast Regional Ag News
Florida Senator Rick Scott and colleagues urge follow-through on the planned termination of the 2019 Tomato Suspension Agreement.
India Needs and Wants US Sorghum
Line on Agriculture
US Sorghum producers are excited about the potential India market opportunities.
US-UK Trade Positive for Agriculture.
Line on Agriculture
Agriculture faired well in the new US-UK Trade agreement according to USDA and NCBA.
USDA Makin Plans for Tariff Related Economic Relief
Line on Agriculture
Infrastructure is being put into place for tariff relief payments if there are long-term consequences from the recent US tariff implementation.
Tariff Situation Update
Line on Agriculture
A review of where things are at with tariffs with the American Farm Bureau Federation Economist, Betty Resnick.
Staying Abreast of Ag Tariffs
Southeast Regional Ag News
Betty Resnick, American Farm Bureau, gives details on the the in-flux situation.
Ag Markets and Geopolitical
Line on Agriculture
War and tariffs are affecting the commodity markets.
U.S. Victorious in GM Corn Dispute
California Ag Today
The United States has prevailed in a trade dispute with Mexico under the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement, or USMCA.
Mexico Denied GM Corn Measures
Southeast Regional Ag News
U.S. Trade Representative Katherine Tai announced that a dispute resolution panel ruled in favor of the U.S. on all seven legal claims regarding Mexico’s measures on genetically engineered corn imports.
All (Global) Eyes on this Election
Southeast Regional Ag News
Theoretically, the current election cycle should all be over next week. But we aren’t the only ones who are closely watching. Other countries are wondering who they will be dealing with for the next four years.
Colombia LIfts Ban on US Beef Imports
Line on Agriculture
Colombia closed borders to US beef after US H5NI detections. While they are reopening their border to US beef, there is still work to be done, according to the US Meat Export Federation.
The Intricate Dance of Beef Exports
Southeast Regional Ag News
In ag trade news today, U.S. beef exports experienced a 4.5% decline in the first half of 2024 compared to the same period in 2023, continuing a downward trajectory from a 14.3% year-over-year drop in 2023
Reduced Production, Higher Prices Hard on Beef Exports
California Ag Today
U.S. beef exports fell by 4.5% in the first half of 2024 compared to the same period in 2023, continuing a downward trend from a 14.3% year-over-year decrease in 2023.
Explaining Projected $32B Ag Trade Deficit
Southeast Regional Ag News
In the world of agricultural trade, USDA Secretary Tom Vilsack blames this year’s expected record farm trade deficit on a strong U.S. economy and U.S. criticism of major trading partner China.
Mexico President Elect's Science Background Gives Ag Hope
Southeast Regional Ag News
Mexico elected Claudia Sheinbaum their new president, and many ag leaders are hopeful that she and her administration will make decisions that benefit their ag trade relationship with the U.S.
A China Ag Trade Challenge
California Ag Today
Regardless of who prevails in the upcoming presidential election, ag tariffs and trade wars will be waiting.
Positive Aspirations for Mexico's New President
California Ag Today
Mexico elected Claudia Sheinbaum as their new president, and many ag leaders are hopeful that she and her administration will make decisions that benefit their ag trade relationship with the U.S.
Red, White, and Agricultural Tariffs
Southeast Regional Ag News
President Biden and former President Trump have both hit China with big tariffs on national security grounds, leaving challenges in place for the next president.