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Economists say apparel production has become more diversified, but demand for U.S. cotton has not seen a major boost.
North American trade numbers are sending mixed signals for U.S. agriculture as the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) faces renewed attention.
Producers should watch USMCA talks because Canada and Mexico remain core markets for U.S. grains, livestock products, and other farm goods.
USMEF says the month-long export halt created challenges for both Mexican buyers and U.S. exporters.
Industry groups say the trade pact has strengthened exports and remains essential to U.S. agriculture.
American Soybean Association’s Jamie Beyer joins us to discuss USMCA, soybean trade stability, export market challenges, and the outlook for U.S. agriculture ahead of the upcoming review.
USDA says corn shipments slowed from the previous week, while wheat and soybean inspections topped year-ago levels.
Farm leaders say renewing the trade agreement is critical to protecting agricultural exports to Canada and Mexico.
New World screwworm cases continue to rise, prompting movement restrictions and increased vigilance among cattle producers.
RealAg Radio host Shaun Haney joins us to discuss the USMCA review process and the current dynamics shaping North American agricultural trade relations.