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U.S. Meat Imports Down and China Buys U.S. Soybeans
The Agribusiness Update
Drought in Australia and New Zealand pushes U.S. meat imports down, and China import of U.S. Soybeans highest in 20 months as Phase One signing nears.
Yams -V- Sweet Potatoes and Simplot Buys Pinnacle
The Agribusiness Update
Clear up difference between yams and sweet potatoes, and J.R. Simplot acquires Pinnacle Agriculture.
USDA MFP Pmts Round 2 and Yogurt Sales Slip
The Agribusiness Update
The second round of the USDA's Market Facilitation Program payments expected next week, and Yogurt sales on downward slide.
U.S. Pumpkin Production and Potato Exports Bright
The Agribusiness Update
10 states produce most of the U.S. pumpkins, and expectations for potato exports looks pretty good.
NZ Robotic Apple Packer and AFS in China Just Beginning
The Agribusiness Update
Robotics Plus of New Zealand has robotic apple packer that's winning big awards, and African Swine Fever in China may just be getting started.
U.S. Dairy to SE Asia and USDA FSA Organic Aid
The Agribusiness Update
U.S. Dairy exports to China have slowed but are booming to Southeasat Asia, and USDA's Farm Service Agency accepting applications for aid from organic producers and handlers.
Food Network Star Talks Potatoes Pt 2
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Food Network regular Simon Majumdar talks about his favorite ways to prepare potatoes, the world's most versatile food.
Food Network Star Talks Potatoes Pt 1
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Food Network regular Simon Majumdar talks about his favorite ways to prepare potatoes, the world's most versatile food.
!st Quarter Farm Income Down and Pressure on China Trade
The Agribusiness Update
First quarter personal income for farmers fell by the most in three years, and the pressure is ramping up to get a trade deal done with China.
Cover Crop Use Up and Walmart Cuts Out Beef Middleman
The Agribusiness Update
The use of cover crops is up 50% in the U.S., and Walmart cuts out meat processor and goes straight to rancher for high quality beef.
Garlic Growers on Tariffs and Progressives on Farm Bill
The Agribusiness Update
Garlic growers see opportunity in new 10% tariff, and Progressive groups say NO farm bill is better than House version.
EU Imports of U.S. Soy and Farm-Aid Payments in September
The Agribusiness Update
European Union soybean imports from U.S. increase 4-fold, and farmers could receive cash payments for tariff relief as soon as next month.
Soil Moisture Technology and Mexico Duty on U.S. Pork
The Agribusiness Update
Soil Moisture technology most overlooked by farmers, and Mexico hits U.S. pork with new tariffs.
Building Ag Culture Pt 2
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Former Hard Rock International Executive talks about how building the right culture for your people on your farm or agribusiness is the most important investment you can make.
Building Ag Culture Pt 1
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Former Hard Rock executive talks building the right culture on your farm or agribusiness.
Building the Right Culture On the Farm Pt 1
Fruit Grower Report
Former Hard Rock executive and author Jim Knight speaks to Potato Expo crowd about the most important part of your business, the people.
2017 Natural Disasters and South Korea Lifts PNW Potato Ban
The Agribusiness Update
2017 Most Destructive and Costly Natural Disasters in U.S. history, and South Korea lifts ban on potatoes from Idaho, Oregon and Washington.
Grants Available to Benefit Colorado's Speciality Crops
Colorado Ag Today
The Colorado Department of Agriculture is currently seeking proposals for the Specialty Crops Block Grant Program.
Grants Awarded For CO Specialty Crops
Colorado Ag Today
More than $730,000 has been awarded in 10 grants through the USDA's 2015 Specialty Crops Block Grant Program in Colorado.