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The USDA projected America’s food and agricultural exports will drop 12% through fiscal year 2026, caused by a global economic slowdown, inflation, higher interest rates, and the strong U.S. dollar.

Corn growers told Congress they must hold the line over Mexico’s proposed ban on imports of GMO corn.

BASF expects to post a net loss for 2022 after booking impairments worth 7.9 billion from the deconsolidation of Russian exploration and production activities after Moscow's invasion of Ukraine.

U.S. and European Union trade leaders signed the U.S.-EU Tariff Rate Quota Agreement. The National Association of State Departments of Agriculture announced its primary policy focus for 2023.

Delegates at the American Farm Bureau Federation’s 104th annual convention adopted policies that will guide the organization’s work in 2023.

Retail egg prices are rising faster than any other items in American supermarkets in 2022, up 30% from January through early December compared to the same period last year.

**Even though it took two years, Farmers for Free Trade is applauding the Senate confirmation of two important Agricultural Trade Negotiators. The Senate confirmed Doug McKalip to serve as Chief Ag Negotiator for the U.S. Trade Representative’s Office and former Oregon Department of Ag Director, Alexis Taylor as USDA Under Secretary of Ag Trade and Foreign Affairs. E...

The 2022 Census of Agriculture is underway, providing a comprehensive database on farming and ranching in every state. The national average for diesel fell 7.9 cents in the past week.

Florida's Department of Ag issued preliminary figures from Hurricane Ian and the losses to Florida ag and infrastructure total between $1.18 billion and $1.89 billion.

The American Farm Bureau released its priorities for what may be the most consequential legislation for agriculture in 2023 farm bill.