dicamba

Farmers who believe they had crops damaged from off-target dicamba from 2015 to 2020 can now submit claims. Organic berries sales, including blueberries, topped more than $760 million

Tyson Foods wants to get to the bottom of allegations some of their managers privately wagered on the number of employees who’d become infected with COVID-19 in the early stages of the pandemic.

The USDA announced it has purchased more than $2.2 billion of meat, fruits, vegetables, specialty crops and dairy products in fiscal years 2019 and 2020.

Sales of bagged avocados have taken off since the COVID-19 pandemic hit, and suppliers of Peruvian fruit say there’s a couple of reasons why.

The stock markets in both in the US and China are moving. But, in different directions. While the growth in the US is up, marginally. China is seeing a bear market.

EPA renewed the label for over-the-top dicamba use in soybeans and cotton through 2020. The applicators must be certified and spray crops restrictions.

The EPA will extend its dicamba registration by two years. The decision was made with input with EPA, state regulators, farmers, researchers, manufacturers, etc.

Dicamba complaints are down. A story from agriculture.com says one thing farmers have started to appreciate is dicamba is not as forgiving as other herbicides.

Even with the price of milk being low. The milk production has increased as much as 11%,. Overall production, last month was 17.2 billion lbs., up 1.3%.

U.S. pork exports is growing in Central America, South America and the Dominican Republic. Thanks to the increase of consumption leading to more opportunities.