Mexico
U.S.-Mexico tariff talks have stalled over autos, steel, and aluminum, raising concerns about trade certainty and access for American agricultural exports.
USDA Under Secretary Dudley Hoskins discusses cattle port safeguards, screwworm surveillance, and plans to expand sterile fly production in Texas.
Drought and changing cattle supplies could keep pressure on producer margins through the end of the year.
China remained the leading destination for U.S. soybeans as weekly sales declined.
Lawmakers say import surges are driving down U.S. avocado prices and threatening domestic production.
Planes are dispersing sterile flies in targeted areas of Mexico and New Mexico
Mexico is providing more growth as U.S. agricultural exports to China remain below 2022 levels.
Horse exports through the Del Rio facility may resume while New World screwworm safeguards remain in place.
More grain can now move by rail to markets across the U.S. and Mexico.
Santa Teresa livestock port reopens September 24, restoring another cattle trade route from Mexico while maintaining new safeguards against New World screwworm.