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Retail Potato Sales Higher and Net Farm Income Forecast Lower
The Agribusiness Update
With more people cooking from home in 2020, retail potato sales jumped 16%, and USDA forecasts that Net Farm Income will be 8.1% in 2021.
Retail Potato Sales Higher and Net Farm Income Forecast Lower
The Agribusiness Update
With more people cooking from home in 2020, retail potato sales jumped 16%, and USDA forecasts that Net Farm Income will be 8.1% in 2021.
NCBA Top 2021 Priorities and Bayer's Roundup Settlement Proposal
The Agribusiness Update
National Cattlemen's Beef Association lays out top priorities for 2021, and Bayer offers settlement for Roundup suits.
COVID Impact on Grain Markets and UK-Japan Strike Trade Deal
The Agribusiness Update
COVID-19 could push grain markets lower in coming year, and the U.K. and Japan strike trade deal called the Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement.
COVID Impact on Grain Markets and UK-Japan Strike Trade Deal
The Agribusiness Update
COVID-19 could push grain markets lower in coming year, and the U.K. and Japan strike trade deal called the Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement.
COVID Impact on Grain Markets and Alabama Cattle Relief Deadline
The Agribusiness Update
COVID-19 could push grain markets lower in coming year, and Deadline for COVID-19 relief for Alabama cattle ranchers October 9th.
Klamath Water Supply and Retail Potatoes Soar
The Agribusiness Update
Klamath Water users told supplies would be cut no further, and retail potato sales soar.
COVID-19 Hits Supply Chain and China Phase-1 Outlook
The Agribusiness Update
COVID-19 supply chain disruptions, and Archer Daniels Midland optimistic China will meet Phase-1 obligations.
Dairy Sales Decline and Fresh Produce Sales Higher
The Agribusiness Update
Milk and dairy sales decline in wake of restaurant and school closures, and fresh produce sales noticeably higher.
Truck Driver Hours Waived and Alternative to Restaurant Customers
The Agribusiness Update
The hours of service rules for truck drivers delivering food and other necessary supplies have been waived, and food producers looking for alternate customers after restaurants closed by coronavirus.
Chinese Farmers Online and Study Shows GMO-Gene Editing Gap
The Agribusiness Update
Chinese farmers buying supplies online during coronavirus outbreak, and new study shows Chinese farmers are shopping online for vital supplies during coronavirus disruptions.
Farm Loss Lower and Subsidized Brazilian Beef to U.S.
The Agribusiness Update
USDA reports the U.S. lost only 5,800 farms in 2019, and U.S. cattle industry not thrilled that subsidized Brazilian beef to begin exports to U.S.
California Snowpack Improves and Impossible Pork Debut
The Agribusiness Update
Promising news for California's snopack at 90% of average, and Impossible foods introduces Impossible Pork at Consumer Elelctronics Trade Show in Las Vegas.
ASF Spreading in China and RFA Likes Year-Round E15
The Agribusiness Update
The cases of African Swine Fever in China continues to spread, and RFA welcomes EPA's rule allowing year-round sale of 15% ethanol gas.
March Milk Production Down and Pig Farmers Environmental
The Agribusiness Update
March milk production is down even though per cow output higher, and Pig Farmers show environmentally friendly side.
Onion Stocks Down and Stored Grain Flooded
The Agribusiness Update
Weather and Supplies put squeeze on onion stocks, and insurance problems for flooded grain storage.
Odessa Aquifer and DOR Pt 2
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Bureau of Reclamation commits to ensuring water for farms and communities in Odessa Subarea.
Odessa Aquifer and DOR Pt 1
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Bureau of Reclamation commits to ensuring water for farms and communities in Odessa Subarea.
Cold Storage Beef Higher and Mexico Trade Deal
The Agribusiness Update
Beef supplies in cold storage are up 8% in June, and Mexico trade deal might come soon.
Drought Intensifies and Canadian Denials
The Agribusiness Update
Drought conditions push cattlemen to culling herds and dipping into hay supplies early, and Canadian officials argue over denial of dairy tariffs and need to end supply management.