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$92.2-Million in COVID Relief and USDA Agencies Staying in Kansas City
The Agribusiness Update
The USDA is making $92.2-million available for COVID relief, and two USDA agencies will remain in Kansas City rather than moving back to D.C.
Marketline Report for Thursday, March 11th
Market Line
Soy and corn tumble again in Wednesday trading, taking wheat along for the ride.
Syngenta Enogen Corn for Cattle and ITC Rules on Blueberry Imports
The Agribusiness Update
Syngenta Seeds Enogen corn helps cattle producers reduce environmental footprint, and International Trade Commission rules blueberry imports do not harm domestic industry.
AFBF's Duvall Calls for Patience and COVID Resurge Impact on Beef
The Agribusiness Update
American Farm Bureau Federation president Zippy Duvall calls for patience in post-election world, and COVID resurgence likely to impact beef prices again.
Alabama Farmers-Nursery COVID Relief and Trump-Biden Produce Debate
The Agribusiness Update
Alabama farmers and nursery growers hit by pandemic may apply for financial assistance, and President Trump and Joe Biden will be represented at United Fresh Produce Association's virtual Washington Conference.
Valent-FFA Sustainable Education and California Mushroom Demand
The Agribusiness Update
Valent partners with FFA to provide Sustainable Agriculture education series, and California mushroom demand dips during pandemic.
Valent-FFA Sustainable Education and California Mushroom Demand
The Agribusiness Update
Valent partners with FFA to provide Sustainable Agriculture education series, and California mushroom demand dips during pandemic.
Canned Food Demand Soars and No COVID in Livestock
The Agribusiness Update
The demand for canned food has soared in pandemic, and no evidence found that livestock or livestock food products can carry COVID-19.
K-State Vet Says No Evidence Livestock Transmit COVID-19 to Humans
Land & Livestock Report
K-State Vet Says No Evidence Livestock Transmit COVID-19 to Humans
Trillion Trees Act
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
U.S. Representative Dan Newhouse is throwing his support to Arkansas Congressman Bruce Westerman's Trillion Trees Act.
Legislation Adds Ag Inspectors and Exports of Fruit Down-Veggies Up
The Agribusiness Update
Legislation to keep agricultural pests and diseases out of the U.S. would see a boost if passed, and exports of fresh fruits were down 6% in 2019 but vegetables were up 4%.
New ASF Vaccine and California Pruning Help
The Agribusiness Update
New vaccine for African Swine Fever proving effective, and California orchards need labor for pruning season.
Navigable Waters Protection Rule and Kansas Livestock Filming
The Agribusiness Update
The EPA replaces WOTUS rule with Navigable Waters Protection Rule, and Kansas "Ag-Gag" law ruled unconstitutional.
U.S. Pork has Best Month and ASF in Philappines
The Agribusiness Update
U.S. Pork posts the best ever July exports, and African Swine Fever found in several Philippine pig herds.
Nolan Ryan Beef Certification and Bayer Fights Weeds
The Agribusiness Update
Nolan Ryan Beef adopts new certification program, and Bayer investing $5.6-billion in new methods to combat weeds.
Grads Look at Ag Careers and USDA to Kansas City
The Agribusiness Update
It's graduation season with many considering careers in agriculture, and USDA look to move two offices to Kansas City.
AFBF on WOTUS and Senator Roberts on Shutdown
The Agribusiness Update
American Farm Bureau President Zippy Duval calls on lawmakers to clarify WOTUS, and Kansas Senator Pat Roberts says shutdowns he's been a part of haven't worked.
U.S. Pork Production Sustainable and Weak Ag Econ Attitude
The Agribusiness Update
U.S. Pork production more sustainable than ever before, and attitude on ag economy weaker in December.
USDOT Suspends ELD and USMCA with Gov't Shutdown
The Agribusiness Update
USDOT officially suspends requirement for livestock haulers to use electronic logging devices, and Government shutdown stalls progress on USMCA.