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sorghum

China Drops Investigations, Top Market for Sorghum Reopens

Dan May 21, 2018 Grain, Industry News Release, Trade

…sorghum exports to China won’t resume immediately, the announcement comes roughly a month before the U.S. sorghum harvest is set to begin, boding well for new-crop sales. From the National…

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language

Under Secretary McKinney to Lead Southern China Trade Mission

Dan May 17, 2018 Industry News Release, Trade

…agricultural exports, which already average $8 billion annually. Consumers in the region have an affinity for U.S. products, and demand for many consumer-oriented goods – from bakery ingredients to fresh…

agriculture tradeChinaTed McKinney
nppc

USTR To Review Thailand’s GSP Trade Benefits

Dan May 17, 2018 Hogs & Pork, Industry News Release, Trade

…metric ton compared with $7.50 per metric ton for domestically produced pork. The restrictions have severely limited U.S. pork exports to Thailand. In 2017, for example, the United States shipped…

NPPCpork exportsThailandUSTR
gasoline

Trump Exploring Exports Under RFS, Scaling Back Hardship Waivers, E15 Sales

Dan May 16, 2018 Energy, Industry News Release

The Trump Administration will scale back hardship waivers under the Renewable Fuel Standard, according to Reuters. A source tells Reuters that the move includes counting ethanol exports towards biofuel usage…

E-15 fuelPresident Donald TrumpRFS
eu

Agri View: Expanding Beef Exports to Japan

Dan May 16, 2018 Agri View, Cattle, Trade

Everett Griner talks about beef exports to Japan in today’s Agri View. Everett explains how the exports of beef to Japan grew last year and what consumer groups are targeting…

beef exportsEverett GrinerJapan
canada

Canada, China, Talking Trade

Dan May 15, 2018 Industry News Release, Trade

…target by Canada to grow global agriculture and food exports to $75 billion by 2025, according to Canadian Minister of Agriculture Lawrence MacAulay. Officials from Canada, including MacAulay, are in…

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Peterson

Agri View: Agriculture Trade Problems

Dan May 10, 2018 Agri View, Trade

…just soybeans, and cotton farmers. It is all of agriculture. Farm exports are what keeps agriculture strong. It is more than just China. United States farm products are exported all…

agriculture tradeembargoesEverett GrinerNAFTATPP
usmca

NAFTA Talks Continue This Week

Dan May 8, 2018 Industry News Release, Trade

…nations. U.S. lawmakers are also putting pressure on negotiators, as a few weeks ago more than 60 members of Congress encouraged Lighthizer to eliminate Canada’s tariffs on U.S. dairy exports…

agriculture tradeNAFTARobert Lighthizer
purdue

Purdue/CME Group Ag Economy Barometer Slips in April Report

Dan May 2, 2018 Economy, Industry News Release

…Soybean prices are particularly vulnerable to disruptions in trade with China, as China’s share of U.S. soybean exports is approximately 30 percent. The monthly index surveys 400 producers from across…

agriculture economyfarm incomePurdue/CME Group Ag Economy Barometer
trade agreements

USDA Celebrates World Trade Month

Dan May 2, 2018 Industry News Release, Trade

The Department of Agriculture is celebrating May as World Trade Month. In doing so, the department is highlighting its success and commitment to expanding trade of agricultural exports. Agriculture Secretary…

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building

Building Naming Ceremony Celebrates ‘Father’ of Fresno State Viticulture, Enology

Dan May 1, 2018 Education, Industry News Release

…of mechanized raisin harvest practices. The Central Valley currently supplies nearly all of the nation’s raisins, and exports to 50 countries. Recent graduate Kelli Williamson extended Dr. Petrucci’s legacy to…

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New TPP Moving Forward

Dan May 1, 2018 Industry News Release, Trade

…United States. Further, the Trans-Pacific Partnership was expected to add $4 billion worth of U.S. ag exports to the ag economy. From the National Association of Farm Broadcasting News Service….

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farm bill

Agri View: Tough Times for Cotton Producers

Dan April 30, 2018 Agri View, Cotton, Trade

…more because that is what happens to most of the U.S. crop. You know that over the next ten years U.S. cotton exports are expected to go up as much…

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celebrating

Secondary Impacts of Chinese Tariffs on Apples

Brian German April 27, 2018 Agri-Business, Trade

…effect, more than likely those exports to China will drastically be reduced and those apples will have to go somewhere,” Ott said. “The concern is that those apples could potentially…

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