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Tariffs on EU Exports to U.S. and Russian Soy to China
The Agribusiness Update
25% tariffs coming for EU exports to U.S., and Russian soybean talks with China.
FDA's Smarter Food Safety and China Cancels Farm Visits
The Agribusiness Update
The FDA is promising a new era of smarter food safety, and China cancels U.S. Heartland farm visits.
U.S. Pork to Australia and China Buys U.S. Soybeans
The Agribusiness Update
Australia is one of the fastest growing markets for U.S. pork, and China makes big purchase of U.S. soybeans.
U.S. Dairy Applauds Mexico Deal and FDA Glyphosate Testing
The Agribusiness Update
U.S. Dairy applauds trade pact with Mexico, and FDA Glyphosate testing.
Bourdain Thumbs-down to Alt-Meat and CPI/PPI Up
The Agribusiness Update
Celebrity Chef Anthony Bourdain gives big thumbs-down to alt-meat, and CPI/PPI both increase for eggs.
Russia Wheat Expansion and USDA's Broadband Grants
The Agribusiness Update
Russian wheat expansion eats into U.S. market share, and USDA accepting grant applications for rural broadband infrastructure.
Syngenta Settles Trait Suit and Exemption for CAFOs
The Agribusiness Update
Syngenta settles $1.5-billion class action suit over corn trait in China, and bill to exempt animal feeding operations from reporting their air emissions should sail through Senate.
Farm Bill Healthcare and Russia Wheat Acreage
The Agribusiness Update
Should farm-sector healthcare be part of the farm bill, and Russia Ukraine wheat acreage climbs steadily.
Bitcoin in Commodity Trading and SCOTUS on WOTUS
The Agribusiness Update
Cryptocurrencies used for first time shipping food commodities, and Supreme Court rules on WOTUS challenge venues.
World Pear Day Pt 2
Fruit Grower Report
National Pear Month kicks off December with World Pear Day.
Clovis Withdraws Name and EPA Accused of 'Sue and Settle'
The Agribusiness Update
Controversial nominee Sam Clovis withdraws name from consideration for USDA Undersecretary, and Ag Community complains EPA is too quick to settle with environmental groups.
Dairies Hit Before Irma's Arrival and Russia's Record Wheat Crop
The Agribusiness Update
Florida Dairies hit days before Hurricane Irma arrived, and Russia's record wheat crop continues to grow.
Energy Bill Back to Congress and Organic Feed Shortage
The Agribusiness Update
Failed Senate Energy Bill heads back to Congress, and Organic Feed Shortage sends Livestock Producers scrambling.
Ruling on U.S. Corn Exports to China and Pesticide Regulations Slow
The Agribusiness Update
Federal Ruling on Suit regarding U.S. Corn exports to China, and EPA Pesticide Regulations Slowed by Presidential Transition.
EU Snubs Russia Global Grain Forum
The Agribusiness Update
Russia is planning to host a global grain forum, the first of it's kind in seven years but only half of the globe plans to show up as it looks set to be snubbed by Western Agriculture ministers due to tension over the Syria crisis.
Russian Grain Export Duty Now in Effect
Farm and Ranch Report
In order to make Russian grain sales to foreign markets less attractive and stabilize domestic flour and bread prices, Russian grain export duty took effect on February 1st. The grain export duty will be a minimum rate of 35 euros or (approximately $43) per ton.
Russian Crisis & SNAP Training
Northwest Report
It appears the Russian ban is backfiring...the Ag Secretary tells Congress the importance of SNAP training and retail food prices continue to increase.
More on 2014 Pear Crop
Fruit Grower Report
More today on the 2014 pear crop and the Russian ag ban.
Russia's Ban On Ag Imports
Food Forethought
So who is hurting the most with Russia's one year ban on U.S. agriculture imports?
West Nile & the Cost of Raising a Kid
Northwest Report
The first case of West Nile in a human has been reported...how much does it cost to raise a kid?...and Lacy takes another look at the Russian ban on U.S. ag products.