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Mexico is phasing out genetically modified corn for human consumption by 2024. But U.S. Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack said he's been assured by his Mexican counterpart that the ban won't shut off the biggest international customer for U.S. corn.
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China’s corn output this year is expected to be a record for the country, but that won’t have a noticeable effect on Midwestern farmers.
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As farmers face their fourth straight year of declining incomes, soybeans are offering a glimmer of hope.As Reuters reports, China’s demand for soybeans…
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A western Kansas farming family struggling to keep their fifth-generation farming operation afloat amidst a slump in corn, wheat and other commodity…
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Even though many farmers are stewing over President Donald Trump’s moves to formally withdraw from the Trans-Pacific Partnership, House Agricultural…
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Rural Colorado is most at risk in Trump trade war with Mexico.As The Denver Post reports, if the Trump Administration imposes a 20 percent levy on Mexican…
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Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack says it’s time for the U.S. to engage with Cuban markets. But some Republican leaders remain skeptical.Vilsack, who was…
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When headlines surfaced last week that Russia would block U.S. agricultural imports, the news seemed dire, or at the very least, unpredictable.The day it…
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When it opened in 1914, the Panama Canal introduced the harvest from Midwest farms to the world and helped link U.S. farmers to the global economy. Nearly…
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Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack will travel to China this week to ask Chinese regulators to get on the same page as the U.S. when it comes to evaluating…