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International Trade
Black Sea grain deal stalled by Russia, says Ukraine
In related news, Ukraine prepares to ban imports from Moldova after that country imposes restrictions on Ukrainian ag exports.
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ADM’s rumen-protected capsicum – from plant science to performance
ADM Animal Nutrition
ADM’s rumen-protected capsicum helps improve energy efficiency in dairy cows, supporting milk production and resource-efficient dairy nutrition.
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High commodity prices may eat into organic acreage
After two years of double-digit growth, organic soybean production is expected to fall amid pressure from high prices for conventional crops.
African Swine Fever
APHIS safeguards US exports in event of FAD outbreak
USDA APHIS has updated Veterinary Services form 16-4, allowing it to to strike a specific disease from the form in real time.
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Farm financial incentives shift from corn to soybeans
Supplies of both crops remain tight, and future pricing could hinge on what happens in the upcoming planting reports this spring.
African Swine Fever
UK pig association raises concern over ASF export rules
The National Pig Association is seeking clarity on whether EU nations would accept the concept of a regionalization regarding pig meat imports from the U.K.
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Senate confirms Doug McKalip as USTR chief ag negotiator
USTR staff work with the chief agricultural negotiator to remove trade barriers for U.S. agricultural exports.
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Senate confirms USDA undersecretary for trade
The U.S. Senate has confirmed Alexis Taylor to serve in a position that provides U.S. farmers and ranchers with international trade opportunities.
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Indian feed, poultry sectors call for corn export ban
India is reportedly considering a ban on corn exports, but industry insiders think this is unlikely because corn is not an "essential" commodity there.
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Extreme weather is ‘synchronizing’ around the world
Climate change may help explain why so many extreme weather events have happened all at once in recent years, MIT research scientist says.
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Vital soybean shipments stuck in Pakistan port
Soybean and canola imports have been held up at a seaport for a prolonged period, endangering the poultry and egg sectors
Animal Feed Manufacturing
More than half of Irish feed imports are genetically modified
About three-quarters of imported raw materials comes from Argentina, the U.S., Canada and Brazil — where GM crops are widely grown.
Business & Markets
US organic soybean acreage on track for expansion
Organic soybean acreage is expected to post a second year of strong growth, but that trend could change in the near future, economist says.
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