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Improving pasture conditions are offering some relief, but forage shortages continue slowing herd rebuilding.
Arkansas Farm Bureau says falling wholesale prices are creating financial strain for some egg growers.
USDA reported 11 new confirmed cases of New World Screwworm as of July 1, down from 31 in June, as officials continue an aggressive surveillance and response effort.
The department is making $35 million available to help reduce feral swine populations through trapping, restoration and landowner assistance.
Agriculture News
Drought, Heat, And Markets Shape Weekly Farm Conditions
Higher blending targets could boost soybean oil demand while challenging renewable diesel and biodiesel producers.
Limited imports could improve feeder-cattle supplies, but reopening depends on continued screwworm control and strict inspections.
Washington Policy
Evan Callicoat with the Ohio Farm Bureau discusses data center development in rural Ohio, the state’s wastewater permitting decision, and what it could mean for agricultural communities.
Agriculture remained a key focus as officials discussed trade, supply chains and the future of the trilateral agreement.
The House-approved budget framework includes additional assistance for producers facing financial pressure.
World News
Possible El Niño conditions could slow grain shipments through the key export route.
RealAg Radio host Shaun Haney discusses the Louis Dreyfus expansion in Yorkton, the continued growth of Canada’s domestic canola crushing, and the outlook for pulse proteins.
USDA Under Secretary for Trade Luke Lindberg discusses the Port of Seattle’s role in ag exports, meetings with Washington producers, and the administration’s priorities for trade and expanding export opportunities.
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