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Grassley Defends U.S. Cattle Producers

Published October 24, 2025

Iowa Senator Chuck Grassley says cattle producers are facing challenges from low herd numbers, higher input costs, and unclear federal policies. Grassley says he supports President Trump’s effort to strengthen the U.S. beef sector but opposes expanding imports from Argentina.…

‘Ranchers Don’t Deserve This’

Published October 23, 2025

Regarding the potential imports of Argentine beef, North Dakota Farmers Union President Mark Watne said the Trump Administration is making a huge mistake. "Ranchers really don't deserve to have this crap going on from D.C." Watne sees a lack of understanding…

Argentine Bailout Criticized

Published October 1, 2025

Fourteen Democratic senators, led by Minnesota Senator Amy Klobuchar and Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren, have written a letter to President Trump voicing concern about the $20 billion bailout for Argentina. They cite Argentina’s decision to suspend export taxes on soybeans,…

Argy Export Tax Holiday Ends

Published September 25, 2025

The Argentine government has restored its export taxes. A $7 billion sales cap was hit in just three days with a surge of Chinese purchases of Argentine soybeans. The Argentine government established the tax holiday to secure dollars to prop…

Cordonnier: Brazil Corn Hit by Unusual Frost

Published May 30, 2025

South America’s crop season is ending with mixed results. In Brazil, Soybean and Corn Advisor President Michael Cordonnier says second-crop corn yields have been strong. “In fact, there are record yields in many states. I've been increasing my South America…

Bumper Brazilian Corn and Soybean Harvest

Published April 29, 2025

With harvest nearing the finish line, Brazil is bringing in a big crop. Brazil Intel owner and ag consultant Kory Melby points to early-season rains as the catalyst. "There are a few fields left, but in general, it has been…

Corn and Soybean Stocks Far Below Average Trade Guess

Published January 10, 2025

The corn and soybean stocks in the quarterly stocks report came in considerably below trade expectations. "Corn (ending stocks) dropped to to 1.54 billion bushels and soybeans to 380 million bushels," said Arlan Suderman, chief commodities economist, StoneX. "That removed…

Argentine Weather Challenges

Published January 7, 2025

While Brazil is expected to have a record crop, ag consultant Kory Melby says Argentina is a different story. "This La Nina stuff hasn't been an issue for the last two months like everybody thought it would be. Now it seems…

U.S. Grain Markets Face Uncertainty

Published December 27, 2024

With all the uncertainties facing U.S. grains markets in 2025, strong trade relations are more important than ever. "With soybeans, you consider the fact that over half of what's produced is exported and these markets took years to develop, we're…

Leafhoppers Gobble Up Argentine Crop

Published May 8, 2024

Argentina is facing floods in the south and drought in the center of the country. Argentine farmers are also dealing with significant insect pressure. An analysis from the Rosario Grains Exchange found leafhopper numbers in northern Argentina are ten times…

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Grassley Defends U.S. Cattle Producers

‘Ranchers Don’t Deserve This’

Argentine Bailout Criticized

Argy Export Tax Holiday Ends

Cordonnier: Brazil Corn Hit by Unusual Frost

Bumper Brazilian Corn and Soybean Harvest

Corn and Soybean Stocks Far Below Average Trade Guess

Argentine Weather Challenges

U.S. Grain Markets Face Uncertainty

Leafhoppers Gobble Up Argentine Crop

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