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USTR’s Callahan previews 2026 ag trade priorities

USTR’s Callahan previews 2026 ag trade priorities

US Ag trade negotiator Julie Callahan previewed the administration’s ag trade goals for this year at a recent Agri-Pulse forum. Callahan says the “bumper sticker” version of USTR’s recent Ag policy report is “full speed ahead” on the administration’s “America First Trade Policy” Callahan says that there are still hurdles for trade with China regarding U.S. beef, avian influenza, and GMO crops. She says Trade Ambassador Grier recently met with the Chinese in Paris. Callahan says that the United...

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Getting ahead of the weed tipping point

Getting ahead of the weed tipping point

Sometimes lessons must be learned the hard way. We are discovering that more and more when it comes to weed control in our fields. Sometimes we don?t fully understand the tools we are using, sometimes real-world results change as the species adapt. No matter what...

Grassley not confident EPA will issue waiver for summer E15 sales

Grassley not confident EPA will issue waiver for summer E15 sales

On Sunday the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and allies or OPEC+ announced that it will cut oil production by 1.16 million barrels per day. On Monday morning during his weekly conference call with ag broadcasters and reporters, United States Senator...

March exited like a lion with severe weather outbreaks

March exited like a lion with severe weather outbreaks

The drought monitor has seen a slight improvement due to precipitation from the spring weather. Unfortunately, some of that precipitation has come in the form of severe weather, which can bring as much harm as it does good. Iowa State Climatologist Dr. Justin Glisan...

U.S. red meat exports contributing to corn and soybean value

Corn used for feed to support U.S. red meat exports contributed to 15% of overall corn value in 2022 according to an annual study conducted by World Perspectives, Inc., on behalf of the U.S. Meat Export Federation (USMEF). Dave Juday, World Perspectives senior...

Holding old crop grain could be playing with fire

Holding old crop grain could be playing with fire

The Planting Intentions and Quarterly Grain Stocks reports are out, and the numbers were pretty close to what we were expecting to see; more corn acres being planted. Of course, prices are decent, and we hear that a lot. But, if you are holding grain in the bin and...

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USDA wants to “level playing field”

USDA wants to “level playing field”

There is an ongoing message coming from farmers across the country. They want the same opportunities to sell their products as other farmers enjoy. Many times it is seen as a battle between large and small farms. Whatever the motivation is behind it, all farmers want...