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talk wall

Agri View: Talk Continues on Effects of the Wall

Dan June 12, 2017Agri View, Trade

…commodities like rice, corn, soybeans, and cotton could fall dramatically. Mexico is the top market for these commodities. Vietnam could supply the Mexico’s rice needs. It could be difficult to…

agriculture tradeNorth American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA)U.S.-Mexico border wall
agricultural research

House Ag Committee Underscores Importance of U.S. International Food Aid and Agricultural Development

Dan June 7, 2017Industry News Release

…in the form of rice, wheat, and other U.S.-grown commodities. Unlike cash-based assistance, sending commodities overseas through international food aid programs not only benefits recipients but also contributes to jobs…

2018 Farm BillAgriculture Committee Chairman K. Michael ConawayHouse Agriculture Committeeinternational food aid
broccoli

New Broccoli and Lettuce Cost Studies Released

Dan June 7, 2017Fruits & Vegetables, Industry News Release

…Costs to Produce and Harvest Broccoli in the Central Coast – 2017” and other sample costs of production studies for many commodities are available. To download the cost studies, visit…

broccolilettuceUC ANR Agricultural Issues CenterUC Cooperative Extension
crawford

Rollback of Cuba Policies Will Harm U.S. Agriculture

Dan June 5, 2017Industry News Release, Trade

…end to the Cuba embargo, says any new regulations on exporting agricultural commodities to Cuba could cost $1.5 billion and affect 2,200 U.S. jobs. That’s on top of the estimated…

CubaCuba trade policiestrade
America Sustainability Report

USFRA Unveils Agriculture in America Sustainability Report at Sustainable Brands Conference

Dan May 24, 2017Industry News Release

…Sustainability Report identifies how sustainability for various commodities is being defined to inform food companies and other influencers about misperceptions of today’s agricultural practices.” USFRA’s SMART Farm booth (#506) bridges…

Agriculture in America Sustainability ReportU.S. Farmers and Ranchers Alliance (USFRA)
farm bureau

American Farm Bureau Looks Forward to NAFTA Renegotiation

Dan May 18, 2017Industry News Release, Trade

…commodities and products raised on U.S. farms and ranches. America’s farmers and ranchers value them as customers and trade partners. We will work to ensure the renegotiation strengthens that critical…

AFBF President Zippy DuvallAmerican Farm Bureau Federation (AFBF)North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA)trade

OTA Applauds Organic Research Investment Legislation

Dan May 18, 2017Industry News Release, Organic

…and commodities.” Dr. Silva was involved in a $2 million multistate project awarded in 2009 and headed by Oregon State University to increase the proportion of U.S. organic agriculture by…

Organic ResearchOrganic Trade Association (OTA)organic vegetables
nass

USDA Seeks Feedback From California and Nevada Growers

Dan May 17, 2017Industry News Release

…the NASS Pacific Regional Office. “When growers respond to these surveys, they provide essential information that helps us determine the prospective production and supply of major commodities in the United…

June Agricultural SurveyJune Area SurveyNational Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS)U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA)

Global Food Prices Fall for Third Consecutive Month

Dan May 10, 2017Industry News Release

…contrast to the other dairy commodities, butter prices firmed, as expanding domestic demand in Europe and North America reduced export availabilities. » The FAO Meat Price Index averaged 166.6 points…

Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nationsfood price index
Deforestation. (Aerial view).

International Trade and Deforestation: Potential Policy Effects via a Global Economic Model

Dan May 1, 2017Forestry, Industry News Release

…diets toward vegetable oils and animal products increase the demand for agricultural commodities. To meet this demand, forestland is frequently converted into crop fields or pasture, especially in developing countries….

agriculture commoditiesdeforestationGlobal Economic Modelinternational trade
food prices

Farmers Share of the Food Dollar is Still Low

Dan April 27, 2017Industry News Release

A Farm Journal report says some consumers may still look at grocery store prices and think farmers are making a lot of money off the commodities they produce. A U.S….

Farmersgroceries store pricesRanchers

Productivity Growth and the Revival of Russian Agriculture

Dan April 26, 2017Industry News Release

…the country’s agricultural revival. If the growth revival was due to TFP, then which districts in Russia are driving national TFP growth and in which commodities are they specializing? To…

agricultureagroholdingsRussiaTFPtotal factor productivity
Sonny Perdue, with his wife Mary, takes the oath of office administered by Associate Justice Clarence Thomas in the U.S. Supreme Court Building, becoming the 31st U.S. Secretary of Agriculture.

Sonny Perdue Sworn in as 31st U.S. Secretary of Agriculture

Dan April 25, 2017Industry News Release

…on commodities and transportation in enterprises that have spanned the southeastern United States. These experiences have proven invaluable in his current role as principal advocate for American agriculture and all…

Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue
conaway

Conaway Statement on GAO Food Aid Report

Dan April 12, 2017Industry News Release

…transfers, food vouchers, and locally or regionally procured (LRP) food—rather than U.S.-grown commodities—to those in need across the globe. House Agriculture Committee Chairman K. Michael Conaway released the following statement…

Agriculture Committee Chairman K. Michael Conawaycommodities
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