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Rabobank has published a new report on agribusiness logistics in Brazil, saying that 2013 is likely to be a very difficult year due to pressure on Brazil’s transportation and export system....More

A stagnant Chinese approval system could hinder U.S. soy’s access to biggest international market....More

“We think these regulations are coming sooner or later, much as they have with restaurants."...More

Cotton prices have actually been trending down since the peak around 89 cents back in March....More

The number of beef cattle in the United States is reportedly less than 30 million — the lowest number since the early 1960s....More

Teaser: Textile executives from eight Chinese mills and two Hong Kong mills will tour the U.S. Cotton Belt in June to get a close look at U.S. production, processing and marketing....More

With a warm climate, adequate water supply and cropping expertise of a large labor force, the Southeast seems ideally poised to become a major fruit and vegetable growing center in the U.S....More

Corn and soybean prices rallied sharply beginning in July 2012 as U.S. drought conditions unfolded....More

The market picture for this tobacco crop is bright, especially on the world market....More

Even though biodiesel demand has increased the price of soybeans, it has lowered the cost of meal for livestock producers....More

The troubled tobacco industry may be getting some good news for a change, as scientists work toward using the crop in biofuel production....More

As the ag committees of the House and Senate begin farm bill mark-up, farmers and commodity organizations will be watching closely for safety net proposals....More