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Urban & Space Crop Studies and 70% of Cherry Purchases Impulse
The Agribusiness Update
university of California researchers develop tomato plant that could benefit indoor urban farming and long-duration space flights, and a new study finds over 70% of single bag cherry purchases are made on impulse.
Florida Avocado Supply Slips and In Store Cherry Sales 70% Impulse
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Florida avocado growers have seen supplies slip thanks to South Florida real estate and disease pressure, and singe-bag cherry sales are found to be over 70% impulse buys.
DOT Urged to Action on Exports and Farmer Optimism Higher
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The Transportation Secretary Buttigieg urged to act NOW on container shipping crisis, and Ag Economy Barometer for March shows farmer optimism rising.
China Close to Phase-1 Obligations and Fresh Apple Holdings Down
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China may not meet its $36.6-billion dollar Phase-1 Ag Obligation but it will be close, and Fresh Apple holdings down 12% from the same time period a year ago.
COVID Impact on Lemons and Potato Expo Goes Virtual
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Lemon growers are another crop dealing with the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, and National Potato Council decides to make Potato Expo 2021 a virtual experience.
Potato Expo Goes Virtual and COVID Impact on Lemons
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Lemon growers are another crop dealing with the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, and National Potato Council decides to make Potato Expo 2021 a virtual experience.
$37-million for Alabama Rural Broadband and Organic Sales Higher
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USDA investing $37-million for broadband connectivity in rural Alabama, and USDA's NASS numbers show organic sales higher.
Canadian Regulations on California Romaine and China Short of Phase-1
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Canada has proposed testing requirements on imports of California romaine over E.coli scare, and China looks to be falling short of Phase-1 ag purchases.
Georgia Ag Experience at Schools and China Short of Phase-1
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Georgia Foundation for Agriculture prepares Georgia Ag Experience for school visits, and China looks to be falling short of Phase-1 ag purchases.
CFAP Deadline Today and Georgia Famers to Lose Revenue
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Today is the deadline for Coronavirus Food Assistance Program applications, and Georgia farmers lost revenue thanks to COVID-19.
Taco Bell Drops Potatoes and China Short on Ag Purchases
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Taco Bell drops potatoes from its menu, and China making ag purchases but not enough to meet phase-one obligations.
Taco Bell Drops Potatoes and China Short on Ag Purchases
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Taco Bell drops potatoes from its menu, and China making ag purchases but not enough to meet phase-one obligations.
CFAP Opens Up to More Crops and Organic Cropland Rents Higher
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USDA's CFAP opens up again to more crops and commodities, and Organic cropland tends to bring a 25% rent premium.
Whole Milk in Dietary Guidance Act and Ag Depts on NEPA Updts
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Dairy industry questions Dietary Guidance Act's exclusion of whole milk, and State Ag Departments applaud NEPA updates.
Whole Milk in Dietary Guidance Act and Ag Depts on NEPA Updts
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Dairy industry questions Dietary Guidance Act's exclusion of whole milk, and State Ag Departments applaud NEPA updates.
China's Pork Purchases and Viet Nam Lowers Tariffs
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Pork producers pleased with uptick in Chinese purchases, and Viet Nam lowers tariffs on U.S. Dairy.
COVID-19 Hits Supply Chain and China Phase-1 Outlook
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COVID-19 supply chain disruptions, and Archer Daniels Midland optimistic China will meet Phase-1 obligations.
USDA Crop Purchases Pt 2
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
U.S. Representative Dan Newhouse applauds the USDA announcement of the $470-million they will spend to purchase crops impacted by the coronavirus.
USDA Crop Purchases Pt 1
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
U.S. Representative Dan Newhouse applauds the USDA announcement of the $470-million they will spend to purchase crops impacted by the coronavirus.
China Lags in U.S. Purchases and USDA Plans For Food Banks
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China has some catching up to do on estimated U.S. ag purchases, and USDA lays out plans for food banks and surplus food.