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Chees Prices Surge and Chinese Vaccine for African Swine Fever
The Agribusiness Update
Cheese prices surge following reopening of restaurants and exports, and Chinese showing success with vaccine for African Swine Fever.
California Strawberry Stands and Tyson Closes Pork Plants
The Agribusiness Update
California strawberry stands set to open, and Tyson shuts down pork plant in Iowa.
Chilled U.S. Pork to Hong Kong and Tyson Plant Shuts Down
The Agribusiness Update
Chilled U.S. Pork is making its mark in the Hong Kong market, and Tyson beef plant in Walla Walla county shuts down temporarily amid COVID-19 cases.
China's Pork Imports Soar and U.S. Pork Value Down
The Agribusiness Update
China's pork imports soar due to African Swine Fever, and U.S. Pork values slump.
Canada Passes USMCA and USDA on ASF Prevention
The Agribusiness Update
The Canadian Parliament has passed the USMCA, and USDA makes plans for preventing African Swine Fever if it comes to U.S.
Bayer Sustainability and USDA Preps For African Swine Fever
The Agribusiness Update
Bayer is focusing on sustainability with three new commitments, and USDA making preparations for African Swine Fever should it come to the U.S.
China Pig Profits Up 1000% and Ag Min Wage Highest in PNW
The Agribusiness Update
China's second largest pig farmer is reporting profits for 2019 up 1000%, and USDA reports Washington and Oregon pay the highest ag minimum wage in the country.
ASF Hot Topic at National Pork Industry Forum
Land & Livestock Report
ASF Hot Topic at National Pork Industry Forum
Certified Organic Crops Higher and U.S. Beef to China
The Agribusiness Update
Reports show U.S. certified organic field crops soars in 2019, and U.S. beef to China expected to climb.
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.
Queen Approves Brexit and U.N. names 2020 Year of Plant Health
The Agribusiness Update
Queen Elizabeth gives okay to Britain pulling out of European Union, and United Nations names 2020 Year of Plant Health.
Potato Exports Higher and Louis Dreyfus Layoffs
The Agribusiness Update
U.S. potato exports higher in the first quarter of the 2019-2020 marketing year.
Congress Fund Ag Inspectors and USMCA to Senate
The Agribusiness Update
Congressional funding package includes $19.6-million for ag inspectors at U.S. ports, and USMCA moves on to Senate.
New Canadian Produce Requirements and U.S. Pork In Hong Kong
The Agribusiness Update
Suppliers of produce to Canada will face new regulations, and U.S. Pork opportunities in Hong Kong.
A World Without Potatoes Pt 3
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Try and imagine a world without what many say is the most versatile food, potatoes. Well, there's an organization that wants to make sure we don't have to.
A World Without Potatoes Pt 2
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Try and imagine a world without what many say is the most versatile food, potatoes. Well, there's an organization that wants to make sure we don't have to.
A World Without Potatoes Pt 1
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Try and imagine a world without what many say is the most versatile food, potatoes.
Wheat Acres Dip and Bayer Postpones Glyphosate Suits
The Agribusiness Update
U.S. Wheat acres dip to 100-year low, and Bayer postpones Glyphosate lawsuits to allow more time for settlement talks.
Chilean Riots & Fruit Exports and Japan on GMO Wheat
The Agribusiness Update
Riots in Chile don't seem to have impacted fruit exports yet, and could Japan's about-face on GMO wheat change U.S. policy?