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Meat Demand Is Up; Ag Employers to Invest in Employees
Meat Demand Is Up; Ag Employers to Invest in Employees
Meat Demand Is Up; Ag Employers to Invest in Employees
**The USDA’s latest cold storage report showed strong retail and export demand for meat. Pork was down 10% on the year, despite record pork production during March, including a 68% drop in bellies, and beef supplies were 4% lower, even after a 7% year to year increase in production last month...
Ruling on U.S. Corn Exports to China; Pesticide Regulations Slow
Ruling on U.S. Corn Exports to China; Pesticide Regulations Slow
Ruling on U.S. Corn Exports to China; Pesticide Regulations Slow
** Both sides found something to be happy about in a federal judge’s ruling in a class-action lawsuit seeking damages from lost sales and reduced prices resulting from China’s rejection of U.S. corn shipments. A U.S. District Judge in Kansas City rejected the basis for a nationwide class on the plaintiffs’ claim, and narrowed the issues to be considered at a trial in June...
ChemChina/Syngenta Merger OK’d; Dairy Gets Tough on Canada
ChemChina/Syngenta Merger OK’d; Dairy Gets Tough on Canada
ChemChina/Syngenta Merger OK’d; Dairy Gets Tough on Canada
**ChemChina’s $43 billion acquisition of Syngenta has been approved by the Federal Trade Commission, on the condition that ChemChina divest three of its generic pesticides. The European Commission, the EU’s governing body, approved the deal last Wednesday...
AG Urged to Stop Chem Mergers; Regs on Livestock and Grain Trucking
AG Urged to Stop Chem Mergers; Regs on Livestock and Grain Trucking
AG Urged to Stop Chem Mergers; Regs on Livestock and Grain Trucking
More than 300 groups are asking newly confirmed Attorney General Jeff Sessions to thoroughly investigate, and then stop, the proposed mergers involving six major ag chemical companies. In a letter sent Monday, the groups said “The proposed mergers of Dow Chemical with DuPont, Monsanto with Bayer, and Syngenta with ChemChina are each problematic on their own, with many likely negative impacts on fa
Japanese PM Visits Trump; Syngenta Facing Lawsuits
Japanese PM Visits Trump; Syngenta Facing Lawsuits
Japanese PM Visits Trump; Syngenta Facing Lawsuits
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe visits President Trump on Friday as they seek to shore up the trade and security relationship between the countries in the wake of the U.S. withdrawal from the Trans-Pacific Partnership. Trump and Abe spoke by phone last month, with reports they’d both committed to deepening the “bilateral trade and investment relationship...
Syngenta Suit and Electric Deere
Syngenta Suit and Electric Deere
Syngenta Suit and Electric Deere
A class-action lawsuit filed by corn growers against Syngenta over corn exports rejected by China should go to trial next year after the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals declined to review the lower court's certification order. A three-judge panel in Denver said last week that U...
South Korea’s Hanjin Shipping Impacts Exports
South Korea’s Hanjin Shipping Impacts Exports
South Korea’s Hanjin Shipping Impacts Exports
AP reports that Syngenta announced Tuesday that it is looking for a buyer for nearly 6,000 acres of land it leases or owns on Oahu and Kauai. The company says it will continue to operate in Hawaii, but under a contract with a new owner reportedly weary of continual legal battles over its farming of genetically modified crops in Hawaii...
Equine Herpes Case Confirmed in WA State
Equine Herpes Case Confirmed in WA State
Equine Herpes Case Confirmed in WA State
The $43 billion deal between Syngenta and Chem China has some farmers believing it will be beneficial the WSJ reports. The paper cites U.S. farmers’ complex relationship with China, whose economic growth has spurred demand for agricultural commodities ...

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