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Developing new processed products for Latin America at Global Innovation Symposium

Developing new processed products for Latin America at Global Innovation Symposium

Buyers and processors from across Latin America gathered at Colorado State University to develop new processed products with U.S. beef and pork at the Global Innovation Symposium hosted by the U.S. Meat Export Federation (USMEF). USMEF Manager of Technical Programs Paige Parker shares why this event matters for meat producers and consumers. She highlights knowledge sharing among meat industry leaders during this event as a way to elevate meat quality for consumers. Parker says the two-day...

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Adjuvants are vital to drone spraying effectiveness

Adjuvants are vital to drone spraying effectiveness

When spraying with a traditional ground rig, adjuvants can help to improve the efficacy of the application by improving droplet spread, increasing the amount of product that contacts the target, and reducing drift. Those same benefits can also be found when adding...

Study: U.S. producers pay more for inputs than Brazil producers

Study: U.S. producers pay more for inputs than Brazil producers

The National Corn Growers Association says a new study confirms what many farmers have suspected for years: U.S. producers are paying far more for crop inputs than their biggest global competitor, Brazil. The report found American corn farmers paid an average of 68...

Iowa Farmers Union sees growing farm stress

Iowa Farmers Union sees growing farm stress

Iowa Farmers Union President Aaron Lehman says continued financial pressure is changing the way many farmers operate, forcing producers to delay investments that could have lasting effects on their farms and rural communities. Lehman made the remarks while serving as...

A different perspective on California Proposition 12

A different perspective on California Proposition 12

California Proposition 12 may be here to stay, as the Senate Farm Bill does not include any legislation to address it. Several swine industry groups, including the National Pork Producers Council, expressed their disappointment in the decision and are working to get...

Honoring family farm dogs across the country

Honoring family farm dogs across the country

If you think your farm dog has what it takes to be named Farm Dog of the Year, the American Farm Bureau Federation has the contest for you. For Terri Moore, vice president of communications for AFBF, the event sheds light on the importance of dogs on many family...

Boozman seeks to shift foreign food aid to USDA in farm bill

Boozman seeks to shift foreign food aid to USDA in farm bill

Senate Ag Committee Chair John Boozman says that USDA should operate foreign food aid programs, not the State Department. Boozman, says he hopes to make the switch if he can pass a new farm bill. Most U.S. foreign food aid was transferred to the State Department after...

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USDA invests $500 million in processors

The U.S. Department of Agriculture is investing $500 million to strengthen the nation's beef processing capacity through its Strengthening Processing for U.S. Ranchers, or SPUR, program. The funding is aimed at small and midsize meat processors, which USDA defines as...

U.S. Export Sales Report (7-16-26)

U.S. Export Sales Report (7-16-26)

While there was no major reaction in the grain markets, this week’s export sales were good, especially for this time of year. Allendale commodity broker Greg McBride said the corn sales were decent. McBride said the soybean sales were better than expected for this...

Boozman seeks to shift foreign food aid to USDA in farm bill

USDA implementing scientific research priorities

In 2026, the USDA began implementing its strategy, which builds on what has made American growers the most productive in the world: scientific research. Agriculture Under Secretary for Research, Education, and Economics Scott Hutchins believes that protecting the...

Poll reveals record voter support for E15

Poll reveals record voter support for E15

A new national survey shows record-high voter support for expanding access to E15, the 15 percent ethanol fuel blend, and making it available year-round. The Renewable Fuels Association says 75 percent of registered voters support wider availability of E15, while more...