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With crop conditions, trade, and geopolitical developments all in focus, traders will be watching Friday’s WASDE report to see where the agricultural markets are headed next.
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RealAg Radio’s Shaun Haney says escalating uncertainty around the U.S.-Canada trade relationship will remain an issue to watch in agriculture.
Prices have steadily increased this year as growers prepare for a slightly smaller crop.
UTIA scientists use DNA analysis to identify links between cases of the foodborne illness.
Industry leaders say protecting USMCA and access to the Canadian market remains a priority.
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Imported lean beef may already be trading at roughly the discount President Donald Trump has cited, suggesting the 25 percent figure reflects existing market prices rather than a guaranteed reduction in retail beef costs.
Expanded coverage gives cattle producers another way to protect future calf values as they consider rebuilding their herds.
Satellite data and artificial intelligence could help USDA improve crop estimates while reducing reliance on producer surveys.
The nationwide E10 rollout creates a new export opportunity for U.S. ethanol and additional demand potential for corn growers.
Crop margins remain under pressure while stronger protein demand provides more support for livestock and dairy producers.
Consumers are showing stronger demand for meat at grocery stores as financial pressure weighs on restaurant spending.
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Questions remain about potential crop damage as the industry works to control the pest.
The family-owned workwear company is looking to grow its presence in American agriculture.
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Ranchers are raising concerns as the U.S. cattle industry works to rebuild a historically tight herd.
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