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Don't Fear Fruits and Veggies, and USDA Still Open
The Agribusiness Update
Don't let the fear of COVID-19 keep you from buying fresh fruits and vegetables, and USDA wants public to know they're still open for business.
U.S. Tree Fruit Production Up and AFS Pork Impact
The Agribusiness Update
U.S. tree fruit production is higher, and African Swine Fever's impacts on pork industry could last a long time.
Trump's Concerns on China and Ag Economy Barometer Up
The Agribusiness Update
President Trump says he's not too concerned about trade war with China, and Perdue/CME Ag Economy Barometer soars higher.
Romaine Testing Research and GMO Labeling Law
The Agribusiness Update
Perdue University research could speed up E.coli testing in lettuce and other crops, and GMO labeling law set to begin Jan. 1 of next year.
Mexico Retaliates and Farmers See Improved Ag Economy
The Agribusiness Update
Mexico retaliates with tariffs of its own, and Farmers see improved Ag Economy in latest survey.
Danish Meat Industry Visits U.S. and Ag Economic Barometer
The Agribusiness Update
Danish red meat officials visit U.S., and Ag Economic Barometer down for March.
Bird Flu Lessons and New Ambassador to India
The Agribusiness Update
Poultry Industry learns hard lessons from recent Bird Flu outbreaks, and Senate meets with Trump nominee for Ambassador to India.
Net Farm Income To Fall By More Than 10 Billion in 2016
The Agribusiness Update
University of Missouri's Food and Agricultural Policy Research Institute (FAPRI) projects that net farm income will fall by more than $10 billion this year to $69.6 billion despite falling production costs and rise only slightly to $70.3 billion in 2017.
Purdue/CME Group Ag Economy Barometer Drops
The Agribusiness Update
The barometer index fell to 95 in the month of August, down from 112 in July. That represents the largest one month decline since November 2015.
Importance of Animal-Human Bond
Land & Livestock Report
As ranchers are you aware of and comfortable with the increasing number of consumers who are using animal protection organizations as their primary source of information about livestock and poultry welfare. According to a recent survey by Purdue University researchers — that is the case.
Beef Industry to Make Slow Turn
American Rancher
The beef cattle numbers in the United States started to drop off not with the drought of 2012 - nor even two years prior to that when the grasslands withered away in Texas and Oklahoma.
Blaming Ethanol & Rabies Shot
Northwest Report
A new report once again points the finger at ethanol for higher food prices and you need to know that your pets need shots in Washington State.