Agriculture
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El Niño and Iran War Drive Agricultural Commodity Prices to New Highs
The intensifying El Niño and the escalating Iran war are disrupting global agricultural markets, threatening higher prices for…
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How Agricultural Policy Uses Uniform Formulas to Distribute $8B in Farm Relief
The Harvest Fuel Relief program applies a standardized formula to crop data, bypassing insurance requirements to address input…
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Donald Trump Announces $8 Billion Harvest Fuel Relief Program for U.S. Farmers
The USDA will distribute $8 billion in one-time payments to help farmers offset record-high diesel costs during the…
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Dairy Dominates Tulare County’s $9.1B Agriculture Economy, Amid Climate and Trade Risks
Tulare County’s agriculture surged to $9.1B in 2025, led by dairy, cattle, and citrus, but faces climate and…
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American Farmers Skip Big Buyers and Sell Corn Direct as Crop Prices Slump
A growing number of American farmers say they are done waiting for fair prices from the large corporations…
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Deere Stock And Other U.S. Industrial Winners From Canada Tariffs
MOLINE, Ill., Sept. 4 — Deere & Company, the farm and construction machinery maker, is caught in the…
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CHS Posts $267.4M Q3 Net Income as Refining Offsets High Costs
Inver Grove Heights, September 4 — CHS Inc., the largest farmer-owned cooperative in the United States, reported net…
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National MCOOL Coalition Petitions White House, Congress to Label Beef
WASHINGTON, Sept. 3 — A broad coalition of farm, ranch, rural, consumer and allied organizations launched a petition…
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DOJ Expands Beef Price-Fixing Probe to Eight Major U.S. Grocery Retailers
WASHINGTON, September 3 — The U.S. Department of Justice Antitrust Division has widened its probe into beef affordability,…
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Key Players in Plant Biotech Boost Sustainable Protein Innovation
DAVIS, California, Aug 6 — The shift is happening in a greenhouse, not a factory line. For the…
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Plant-Based Myoglobin vs. Livestock: Environmental Impact Data
ROME, August 6 — A new class of plant-derived myoglobin is being put forward as a working alternative…
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U.S. Agriculture: Mechanized Giant Spreads Across 900 Million Acres
WASHINGTON, July 25 — 2.04 million farms. 900 million acres. Those are the headline numbers from the 2017…
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Cocoa Bean Price Swings Drive Up Chocolate Ice Cream Costs
LONDON, July 25 — The cocoa bean, the dried and fermented seed of the Theobroma cacao tree, is…
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Supply Chain Disruptions Drive Up Premium Ice Cream Ingredient Costs
LONDON, July 25 — Under the hood of almost every product on a shelf sits a system that…
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Canadian Wineries Seek Clearer Labeling Amid Imported Grape Must Rules
OTTAWA, July 22 — A regulatory quirk embedded in Canadian wine law continues to fuel a quiet but…
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Two-Tiered Tariffs Spark WTO Disputes in Agricultural Trade
GENEVA, July 21, 2026 — A tariff-rate quota, or TRQ, is a two-tiered tariff system that combines import…
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Canada’s Supply Management System Controls Dairy, Poultry, Egg Production
OTTAWA, July 21 — By the numbers: 16,351 dairy, poultry and egg farms operated under Canada’s supply management…
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Taylor Farms grows from Salinas startup to salad giant amid recalls
SALINAS, July 20 — Taylor Farms, the Salinas-based salad and fresh-cut vegetable processor, has been expanding beyond its…
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LEAF Scheme Grants Up to €25,000 for Capital Projects
BRUSSELS, July 18 — A new grant programme is opening its doors to community groups across the region,…
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Grocery Inflation Slows: How the CPI Measures Food Price Changes
LONDON, July 17 — The Consumer Price Index remains one of the more quietly influential pieces of statistical…
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USDA Forecasts Grocery Inflation Trends in New Food Price Outlook
WASHINGTON, July 17 — The United States Department of Agriculture runs on a $213 billion budget, and the…
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AgriCool Shade Nets Outperform Conventional Methods in Cooling Crops
TOKYO, July 16 — Farmers have long faced a frustrating trade-off when it comes to shade nets. Throw…
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Farmers Grapple with Heat and Light Trade-Offs as Climate Shifts
TOKYO, July 16 — A new agricultural shade cloth developed by Sumitomo Metal Mining aims to resolve a…
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Rising costs squeeze profit margins for U.S. food makers
WASHINGTON, July 16 — A new U.S. Department of Agriculture report shows food input costs rose 8.5% in…
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