COTTAGE GROVE, WISCONSIN, US — Alcivia, a member-owned agricultural and energy cooperative, and Burlington Northern Santa Fe ...

TUNIS, TUNISIA — US Grains Council (USGC) representatives and the Association of Kenya Feed Manufacturers have extended their ...

In late February, many stop-work orders became grant terminations, pausing or suspending various research on crop resilience and other projects. At KSU, students, scholars, post-doctoral fellows and ...

In 2024, US pork and beef exports equated to $19.1 billion, an increase of $1 billion over 2023 and down just 2% from the 2022 record. With such strong value performance, these exports accounted for ...

Seyfert, who was raised on a family farm in Kansas and has been president of the NGFA since 2021, sat down with Sosland Publishing to discuss transportation, US policy and the association’s focus this ...

BRASILIA, BRAZIL — Brazil’s forecasted grain production continues to rise, reaching 328.3 million tonnes for marketing year ...

“The agreement reaffirms Grains Australia’s dedication to fostering strong and mutually beneficial relationships and opportunities with China, which is a significant and valued grain trading partner,” ...

WASHINGTON, DC, US — The Consumer Price Index for baked foods and cereal products increased 0.5% in February, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics of the US Department of Labor. The index for ...

CHS entered the pulse business when it consolidated in the 1990s with another cooperative in Washington that had a dry edible bean processing facility, Guess said. The facility, built in the 1950s, ...

PurelySown Purity Protocol Gluten-Free Oats, manufactured at Bay State’s plant in Saskatchewan, Canada, complements the company’s portfolio of wheat-based flours, ancient grains, edible seeds and ...

Imports are projected to reach 5.8 million tonnes this year, having increased since October but still will be about half as much as last year’s import total, the FAS said. Russian wheat is expected to ...

The USDA preliminarily projected the carryover of wheat on June 1, 2026, at 826 million bushels, up 32 million bushels, or 4%, from a forecast 794 million bushels in 2024.