New pesticide regulations could force soybean farmers out of the industry in coming years
Doug Rebout, who was elected last month as the president of the Wisconsin Soybean Association, agreed that the EU’s proposed ...
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Soybean production depends on expanding market access
Members of the Ohio Soybean Council are emphasizing the importance of export markets in the success of the state’s soybean ...
China’s soybean demand soars as record imports aim to ease supply shortages
Traders and analysts said that China is expected to receive record soybean imports in the second quarter to maintain adequate ...
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Timing matters: Early planting benefits soybean in unfertilized, low-fertility fields
Unfertilized soybean fields with lower soil fertility should be planted earlier than high-fertility fields, according to a ...
U.S. Soybeans A Big Loser Amid Rising Trade Tension
US farmers have gotten caught up in trade tensions once again. While retaliatory tariffs from China have been relatively ...
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March is historically volatile for grain markets, so be prepared
Allison Thompson of The Money Farm looks at whether grain markets will go "in like a lamb and out like a lion" in March 2025.
China raises 2025 budget for grain stockpiling, targets higher domestic output
China raised its annual grain production target on Wednesday to around 700 million metric tons and expanded its agriculture ...
‘Tariffs break trust': How Trump's trade policy is putting pressure on U.S. farmers
American farmers could ultimately feel even more pain as a result of President Donald Trump’s tariffs on Canada, Mexico and ...
Local farmers worry trade wars could hurt 'razor-thin margins'
Farmers throughout County are bracing for the impacts of President Donald Trump’s trade war with the United States’ three biggest trade partners. Mark Townsend, associate agriculture extension ...