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Tag: U.S.
NAFTA + Mexico + U.S. Barley = Beer in Your Frig Jun 1, 2017
Beer is Mexico’s top agricultural export to the United States. And Mexico purchases more U.S. barley to brew that beer than from any other market. A team of Mexican […]
Cleveland on Cotton: World Trade Looks Promising Sep 9, 2016
U.S. export sales and shipments continue to meet and even exceed the very bullish expectations laid out last spring. Mills have raised their price ideas to the low 70s and […]
Livestock: U.S. and Brazil Reopen Beef Exports – Is China Listening? – DTN Aug 2, 2016
The U.S. and Brazil signed agreements to reopen their ports to each other’s fresh and frozen beef in an important symbolic move for the South American producer. At an event […]
Livestock: Volatility Challenges Beef Markets – Rabobank Report Jun 27, 2016
The Rabobank global beef index ticked up in Q1 2016 after declining for much of 2015. However it shows signs of dropping again as softening prices in the U.S. and […]
Corn, Soybeans: Informa Boosts Estimates for U.S., Brazil, Argentina Nov 3, 2015
Private analytical firm Informa Economics sees U.S. corn and soybean crops increasing slightly from USDA’s last forecast. It estimated the national average corn yield at 170.1 bushels per acre, up […]
Soybeans: Exports Expected to Pick Up Due to Chinese Demand – DTN Oct 14, 2015
Soybean export sales and shipments may have gotten off to the slowest start since the 2011-12 marketing year, but China’s recent soybean purchase reaffirms that the world’s largest soybean buyer […]
Soybeans: China Buys 484 Million Bushels from U.S. – DTN Sep 24, 2015
China agreed to purchase 13.1 million metric tons, or 484 million bushels, of U.S. soybeans worth $5.3 billion in a signing ceremony Thursday afternoon in Des Moines. The agreement, made […]
Soybeans: China Buying, No Telling Where Next Purchase Will Be – DTN Sep 15, 2015
Just one year ago, USDA estimated U.S. ending soybean stocks for 2014-15 at a hefty 475 million bushels, based on 3.583 billion bushels of total use. As DTN Senior Analyst […]
Wheat: Escalating Subsidies are Costing U.S. Farmers Big Time – DTN Sep 14, 2015
Escalating farm subsidies in China, India, Turkey and Brazil cost U.S. wheat farmers nearly $1 billion in revenue every year, a new study by the wheat industry shows. Those four […]
Rice: China to Accept U.S. Imports with New Agreement Sep 14, 2015
Officials from the United States and the Peoples’ Republic of China will sign a phytosanitary protocol during the week of September 21st when Chinese President Xi Jinping leads a delegation […]
