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Line on Agriculture
Market Analyst, Bryan Irey offers insight into the cattle market trends.
The Agribusiness Update
Farm Journal and Purdue University’s December Economists’
Monthly Monitor shows views slightly more optimistic than a month ago as they look at unexpected headlines they wouldn’t be surprised to see in 2024, and AgriThority put together its top ten trends for the new year.
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It's corn. It has the juice. And it's one area where Florida and Georgia ag product can add to your Thanksgiving feast.
Southeast Regional Ag News
Organic fresh produce grew slightly in sales dollars and volume in the second quarter of 2023, reversing a trend of volume loss seen in 2021 and 2022.
Southeast Regional Ag News
It may sound like a new game show, but it is instead the reality of the American consumer. We’re shopping differently.
Southeast Regional Ag News
Despite elevated food prices, Americans bump up spending on food outside of the home.
Line on Agriculture
RoboResearch Senior Animal Protein Analyst, Lance Zimmerman
Line on Agriculture
oboResearch Senior Animal Protein Analyst, Lance Zimmerman.
Southeast Regional Ag News
Global commodity prices are expected to drop this year at the fastest clip since the beginning of COVID-19.
Line on Agriculture
Murray Wise and Associates President, Eric Sarff
Southeast Regional Ag News
This will be the first year that Americans spend more money outside the home than home.
Southeast Regional Ag News
In 2021, 68.1 pounds of chicken per person were available for human consumption, on a boneless, edible basis, compared with 56.2 pounds of beef. How does that compare to other proteins?
Line on Agriculture
Big demand, small supply for ag equipment
Southeast Regional Ag News
Marilyn Hershey, chair of Dairy Management Inc., explains how Dairy Checkoff dollars are being used to reach this unique age group.
Southeast Regional Ag News
Along with clearer labels, American’s also want separate store placement to prevent accidental purchase.
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
University of Washington professor Cliff Mass says the stuborn La Nina that's been hanging around for a couple of years now, may not yet be ready to leave.
Southeast Regional Ag News
After two years of being virtual, the National Peanut Board got to meet with guests recently at The Culinary Institute of America for the Next Gen Food Summit.
Southeast Regional Ag News
The transition toward remote work at the start of COVID-19 led to a dramatic decrease in consumer demand for dress clothing, which has continued to affect the entire supply chain of cotton and wool.