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County Fairs & COVID and U.S. Red Meat to Bolivia
The Agribusiness Update
County fairs are feeling the impact of COVID-19 closures, and Bolivia next South American market for U.S. red meat.
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.
Superior Livestock June Auction Schedule Location Changes
Land & Livestock Report
Superior Livestock June Auction Schedule Location Changes
California Cherry Harvest and Perdue on Meat Plant Reopening
The Agribusiness Update
California cherry harvest is underway, and Ag Secretary Sonny Perdue applauds reopening of meat processing plants.
Lost Markets-Off Farm Income and Meat Processing Problems
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
California agriculture is seeing lost markets and off-farm income, and reduced meat processing is causing a clogged livestock and meat supply chain.
Lost Markets-Off Farm Income and Meat Processing Problems
The Agribusiness Update
California farmers reporting loss of markets and off-farm income, and Meat processing slowdown are causing supply issues.
USMEF on Buying Habits and Farm Credit Looking Good
The Agribusiness Update
USMEF on enthusiastic international appetite, and survey shows Farm Credit still looking good.
Junior Livestock Events Cancelled and Early Easter Complications
The Agribusiness Update
The cancellation of fairs has ripple effect on youth and junior livestock events, and this year's early Easter complicates retail produce estimates.
Greenhouse Gas Emissions Down and Cattle Losses Amid Pandemic
The Agribusiness Update
Greenhouse gas emissions from agriculture continue to go down, and Cattle industry loss estimates from COVID-19 reductions will reach $13.6-Billion.
Livestock Groups Send Letter Advocating for Needs of Rural Healthcare Providers Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
Land & Livestock Report
Livestock Groups Send Letter Advocating for Needs of Rural Healthcare Providers Amid COVID-19 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
U.S. Wheat to Kenya and Lemon Prices Down Amid Glut
The Agribusiness Update
USDA clears way for U.S. wheat exports to Kenya, and Lemon prices fall amid over-supply.
Potato Study Shows Health Benefits and China Allows Tariff Exemptions
The Agribusiness Update
Penn State potato research shows potatoes contain fiber, resistant starch and key micronutrients that support healthy diet, and China to allow some tariff exemptions.
New Green Tomato and USMEF Positive Outlook
The Agribusiness Update
Cornell researchers have developed a new, tasty GREEN tomato, and USMEF calls beef export outlook very positive for 2020.
Worldwide Citrus Estimates Down and Wheat Growers Hail USMCA
The Agribusiness Update
USDA estimates worldwide production of citrus will be lower, and National Association of Wheat Growers hail President Trump's signing of USMCA.
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.
Livestock Gains with China and Borden Bankruptcy
The Agribusiness Update
Livestock producers look to gain from protein demand and trade deal with China, and Borden Dairy files for bankruptcy.
Waste Disposal California and U.K. Trade Deal Post Brexit
The Agribusiness Update
Waste disposal for California fruit and vegetable growers is getting more expensive as livestock producers leave state, and a U.S.-U.K. trade deal could come quickly post Brit Brexit.
NPPC Pushes Pork to China and Composting Romaine
The Agribusiness Update
National Pork Production Council says pork could boost ag economy 6% if Chinese tariffs dropped, and U.S. Composting Council urges composting Salinas, California romaine tied to E. coli.