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Unfair Sugar Trade Practices Highlighted

More than 100 lawmakers, led by North Dakota Senator John Hoeven and North Dakota Representative Julie Fedorchak, have asked the U.S. Trade Representative’s Office to support a Section 301 investigation into unfair trade practices by foreign sugar-producing countries. In a…

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Rollins Credited for Action on Beef Import Tariffs

When the Trump Administration considered a plan to temporarily reduce tariffs on beef imports, Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins was able to shut it down. Politico is reporting Rollins and other members of the administration were in the Oval Office to…

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Cargill Beef Plant Shut Down

More than 1,700 union workers have been locked out at the Cargill beef processing plant in Fort Morgan, Colorado, after employees rejected the company’s latest contract proposal. The dispute involves workers represented by Teamsters Local 455 and centers on wages,…

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DOJ-Bayer Settlement Announced

Bayer has agreed to drop potentially anti-competitive measures from its seed loyalty programs for corn and soybeans. An official with the Justice Department said the loyalty programs discourage farmers from switching to other seed companies, which poses a danger to…

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Lobbying for House Ag Committee Chairmanship

Agri-Pulse is reporting Georgia Congressman Austin Scott is campaigning to become the next Republican leader of the House Agriculture Committee. The current Ag Committee Chair Glenn ‘GT’ Thompson is scheduled to reach the end of his six-year term limit in…

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National Potato Council Raises Alarm Over Chinese Frozen Fry Expansion

National Potato Council CEO Kam Quarles says China’s state-backed agricultural expansion strategy is rapidly reshaping the global frozen potato industry. “The Chinese government has a tremendous capacity to enter markets, particularly in agriculture, and basically try to corner those markets,”…

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China Trade Talks Could Support U.S. Beef Exports

China and the United States continue discussing tariff reductions and expanded agricultural trade following recent negotiations between the two countries.  China has resumed registration of hundreds of U.S. beef processing facilities and plans to restart poultry imports from states free of…

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  • Unfair Sugar Trade Practices Highlighted
  • Rollins Credited for Action on Beef Import Tariffs
  • NAFEC Warns About Potential Staff Shortages at FSA Offices
  • Cargill Beef Plant Shut Down
  • Wheat Crop Holding Up Well
  • Pioneer Agronomy Update
  • DOJ-Bayer Settlement Announced
  • All Latest News

Unfair Sugar Trade Practices Highlighted

More than 100 lawmakers, led by North Dakota Senator John Hoeven and North Dakota Representative Julie Fedorchak, have asked the U.S. Trade Representative’s Office to support a Section 301 investigation into unfair trade practices by foreign sugar-producing countries. In a…

Read More

Rollins Credited for Action on Beef Import Tariffs

When the Trump Administration considered a plan to temporarily reduce tariffs on beef imports, Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins was able to shut it down. Politico is reporting Rollins and other members of the administration were in the Oval Office to…

Read More

NAFEC Warns About Potential Staff Shortages at FSA Offices

The National Association of Farmer-elected Committees is sounding the alarm about staff shortages at the Farm Service Agency. The trade group said the rollout of the Farmer Bridge Assistance Program has stressed the FSA workforce at the local level. The…

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Cargill Beef Plant Shut Down

More than 1,700 union workers have been locked out at the Cargill beef processing plant in Fort Morgan, Colorado, after employees rejected the company’s latest contract proposal. The dispute involves workers represented by Teamsters Local 455 and centers on wages,…

Read More

Wheat Crop Holding Up Well

Wheat acreage may be down this spring, but AgriPro key account lead Corey Dathe remains optimistic about crop conditions. “It’s been cool, but wheat is a cool-season crop,” said Dothy. “As long as you’re not too far along in the…

Read More

Pioneer Agronomy Update

In the Pioneer Agronomy Update, Pioneer Field Agronomist Eric Lagge emphasizes the importance of stand establishment. “As you’re taking stand counts, be sure to check planting depths and dig up any spots where there are skips or a plant that…

Read More

DOJ-Bayer Settlement Announced

Bayer has agreed to drop potentially anti-competitive measures from its seed loyalty programs for corn and soybeans. An official with the Justice Department said the loyalty programs discourage farmers from switching to other seed companies, which poses a danger to…

Read More
  • Cargill Beef Plant Shut Down
  • China Trade Talks Could Support U.S. Beef Exports
  • EU to Implement Last Year’s Trade Deal with the U.S.
  • Details Emerge From Trump-Xi Summit
  • Rather Than Feeder Calves, Mexico is Selling Beef to U.S.
  • A Breakthrough for U.S. Beef
  • Trump-Xi Summit Boosts Beef Trade
  • All Markets

Cargill Beef Plant Shut Down

More than 1,700 union workers have been locked out at the Cargill beef processing plant in Fort Morgan, Colorado, after employees rejected the company’s latest contract proposal. The dispute involves workers represented by Teamsters Local 455 and centers on wages,…

Read More

China Trade Talks Could Support U.S. Beef Exports

China and the United States continue discussing tariff reductions and expanded agricultural trade following recent negotiations between the two countries.  China has resumed registration of hundreds of U.S. beef processing facilities and plans to restart poultry imports from states free of…

Read More

EU to Implement Last Year’s Trade Deal with the U.S.

The European Union is taking steps to remove import duties on U.S. products. This provisional agreement comes nearly a year after the U.S. and EU negotiated a trade deal. President Trump grew frustrated with the delays in implementation and threatened…

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Details Emerge From Trump-Xi Summit

The Chinese Commerce Ministry has released details from the recent trade talks with the United States. Both countries have agreed in principle to discuss tariff reductions. If successful, both sides could see most-favored nation tariff rates or lower. As previously…

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Rather Than Feeder Calves, Mexico is Selling Beef to U.S.

Due to New World screwworm, the U.S. border remains closed to Mexican cattle imports. However, Mexican beef imports are up nearly 25 percent in the first four months of the year. Most of that total is fresh beef cuts. Mexico’s…

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A Breakthrough for U.S. Beef

U.S. Meat Export Federation President and CEO Dan Halstrom says the Trump-Xi summit in Beijing delivered a breakthrough for the US beef industry after China agreed to restore access for hundreds of US beef plants. “This is great news. It’s…

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Trump-Xi Summit Boosts Beef Trade

A major breakthrough for the U.S. beef industry came out of last week’s Trump-Xi summit in Beijing after China agreed to restore access for hundreds of U.S. beef processing plants. U.S. Meat Export Federation President and CEO Dan Halstrom says…

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  • Unfair Sugar Trade Practices Highlighted
  • Cargill Beef Plant Shut Down
  • DOJ-Bayer Settlement Announced
  • WinField United Launches AI Tool
  • A Smoother Harvest Experience with Z-Row
  • Important Deadline for Proposed Rail Merger
  • New AI Platform for Farmers
  • All Ag Business

Unfair Sugar Trade Practices Highlighted

More than 100 lawmakers, led by North Dakota Senator John Hoeven and North Dakota Representative Julie Fedorchak, have asked the U.S. Trade Representative’s Office to support a Section 301 investigation into unfair trade practices by foreign sugar-producing countries. In a…

Read More

Cargill Beef Plant Shut Down

More than 1,700 union workers have been locked out at the Cargill beef processing plant in Fort Morgan, Colorado, after employees rejected the company’s latest contract proposal. The dispute involves workers represented by Teamsters Local 455 and centers on wages,…

Read More

DOJ-Bayer Settlement Announced

Bayer has agreed to drop potentially anti-competitive measures from its seed loyalty programs for corn and soybeans. An official with the Justice Department said the loyalty programs discourage farmers from switching to other seed companies, which poses a danger to…

Read More

WinField United Launches AI Tool

WinField United has launched its AI-powered tool, Oz, to help make near-instant agronomic recommendations. The company has also updated its BioVerified vetted list of biological products that meet WinField United’s set of criteria. WinField United officials said Oz offers speed…

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A Smoother Harvest Experience with Z-Row

Ag Leader Technology has launched Z-Row, a corn head row guidance system that keeps the combine centered on the row while operating within the InCommand Go display. Z-Row integrates easily into existing harvest setups.

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Important Deadline for Proposed Rail Merger

The Surface Transportation Board is expected to issue a key ruling on the proposed merger of Union Pacific Railroad and Norfolk Southern Railway by May 30. The railroads have submitted a revised merger application. The original application was rejected with…

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New AI Platform for Farmers

Advanced Agrilytics has launched TerraSIGNAL, a new AI agronomic platform. The system is built on more than 15 years of proprietary sub-acre agronomic science and is designed to help growers make faster, more confident decisions on every acre.

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  • Wheat Crop Holding Up Well
  • Pioneer Agronomy Update
  • Wind Damage
  • Early-Planted Beets at Greater Risk
  • ‘Right on Schedule’
  • Blowing Soil Concerns
  • Fertilizer Prices Influence Acreage Decisions
  • All Crops

Wheat Crop Holding Up Well

Wheat acreage may be down this spring, but AgriPro key account lead Corey Dathe remains optimistic about crop conditions. “It’s been cool, but wheat is a cool-season crop,” said Dothy. “As long as you’re not too far along in the…

Read More

Pioneer Agronomy Update

In the Pioneer Agronomy Update, Pioneer Field Agronomist Eric Lagge emphasizes the importance of stand establishment. “As you’re taking stand counts, be sure to check planting depths and dig up any spots where there are skips or a plant that…

Read More

Wind Damage

According to the NDSU Crop and Pest Report, the recent heavy winds likely caused some stand damage for small grains in northeast North Dakota. Severe sandblasting was reported in emerged wheat fields, shredding the foliage. Pembina County also had a…

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Early-Planted Beets at Greater Risk

Sugarbeet growers across the Red River Valley should closely monitor early-season insect pressure as crop emergence continues. NDSU Extension Entomologist Mark Boetel says seedling fields face increased risk from pests such as cutworms, springtails and wireworms. “Earlier planted fields are going…

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‘Right on Schedule’

Karlstad, Minnesota farmer Justin Dagen has most of his crops in the ground. “For the most part, wheat is done, corn is done, canola is done,” Dagen said. “On our farm, we are just in the middle of potatoes; according…

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Blowing Soil Concerns

In the southern Red River Valley, Wyndmere, North Dakota farmer Carson Klosterman said planting is nearly complete across Richland County. “Last week was a pretty solid week for everybody and a lot of stuff got squared up and finished up.”…

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Fertilizer Prices Influence Acreage Decisions

Browns Valley, Minnesota farmer Bob Metz said farmers across west-central Minnesota and northeast South Dakota pushed hard to catch up after a delayed start to planting. “You could look at midnight and still see a lot of tractors running,” Metz said.…

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  • Rollins Credited for Action on Beef Import Tariffs
  • Cargill Beef Plant Shut Down
  • China Trade Talks Could Support U.S. Beef Exports
  • Rather Than Feeder Calves, Mexico is Selling Beef to U.S.
  • HPAI Confirmed in MN Becker County
  • FDA Approves NWS Treatment
  • ND Operation a Finalist for BIF Commercial Producer of the Year
  • All Livestock

Rollins Credited for Action on Beef Import Tariffs

When the Trump Administration considered a plan to temporarily reduce tariffs on beef imports, Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins was able to shut it down. Politico is reporting Rollins and other members of the administration were in the Oval Office to…

Read More

Cargill Beef Plant Shut Down

More than 1,700 union workers have been locked out at the Cargill beef processing plant in Fort Morgan, Colorado, after employees rejected the company’s latest contract proposal. The dispute involves workers represented by Teamsters Local 455 and centers on wages,…

Read More

China Trade Talks Could Support U.S. Beef Exports

China and the United States continue discussing tariff reductions and expanded agricultural trade following recent negotiations between the two countries.  China has resumed registration of hundreds of U.S. beef processing facilities and plans to restart poultry imports from states free of…

Read More

Rather Than Feeder Calves, Mexico is Selling Beef to U.S.

Due to New World screwworm, the U.S. border remains closed to Mexican cattle imports. However, Mexican beef imports are up nearly 25 percent in the first four months of the year. Most of that total is fresh beef cuts. Mexico’s…

Read More

HPAI Confirmed in MN Becker County

USDA confirmed two additional cases of highly pathogenic avian influenza in commercial poultry flocks in Becker County, Minnesota. Federal officials said one case involved more than 17,000 commercial turkey breeder replacement hens, while another operation included nearly 23,000 birds. Minnesota has now…

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FDA Approves NWS Treatment

Zoetis has received additional approvals for its Dectomax product to prevent and treat screwworm infestations in cattle. The 100-milliliter bottle has received conditional approval. That’s on top of previous approvals for the 250 and 500 milliliter sizes for cattle. An…

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ND Operation a Finalist for BIF Commercial Producer of the Year

Jon and Patty Tebelius of Bowdon, North Dakota, are finalists for the Beef Improvement Federation Commercial Producer of the Year Award. Tebelius was the 2025 Red Angus Association of America Commercial Producer of the Year. Finalists will be recognized at…

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  • Unfair Sugar Trade Practices Highlighted
  • Rollins Credited for Action on Beef Import Tariffs
  • NAFEC Warns About Potential Staff Shortages at FSA Offices
  • Lobbying for House Ag Committee Chairmanship
  • National Potato Council Raises Alarm Over Chinese Frozen Fry Expansion
  • Important Deadline for Proposed Rail Merger
  • China Trade Talks Could Support U.S. Beef Exports
  • All Policy

Unfair Sugar Trade Practices Highlighted

More than 100 lawmakers, led by North Dakota Senator John Hoeven and North Dakota Representative Julie Fedorchak, have asked the U.S. Trade Representative’s Office to support a Section 301 investigation into unfair trade practices by foreign sugar-producing countries. In a…

Read More

Rollins Credited for Action on Beef Import Tariffs

When the Trump Administration considered a plan to temporarily reduce tariffs on beef imports, Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins was able to shut it down. Politico is reporting Rollins and other members of the administration were in the Oval Office to…

Read More

NAFEC Warns About Potential Staff Shortages at FSA Offices

The National Association of Farmer-elected Committees is sounding the alarm about staff shortages at the Farm Service Agency. The trade group said the rollout of the Farmer Bridge Assistance Program has stressed the FSA workforce at the local level. The…

Read More

Lobbying for House Ag Committee Chairmanship

Agri-Pulse is reporting Georgia Congressman Austin Scott is campaigning to become the next Republican leader of the House Agriculture Committee. The current Ag Committee Chair Glenn ‘GT’ Thompson is scheduled to reach the end of his six-year term limit in…

Read More

National Potato Council Raises Alarm Over Chinese Frozen Fry Expansion

National Potato Council CEO Kam Quarles says China’s state-backed agricultural expansion strategy is rapidly reshaping the global frozen potato industry. “The Chinese government has a tremendous capacity to enter markets, particularly in agriculture, and basically try to corner those markets,”…

Read More

Important Deadline for Proposed Rail Merger

The Surface Transportation Board is expected to issue a key ruling on the proposed merger of Union Pacific Railroad and Norfolk Southern Railway by May 30. The railroads have submitted a revised merger application. The original application was rejected with…

Read More

China Trade Talks Could Support U.S. Beef Exports

China and the United States continue discussing tariff reductions and expanded agricultural trade following recent negotiations between the two countries.  China has resumed registration of hundreds of U.S. beef processing facilities and plans to restart poultry imports from states free of…

Read More

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