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  • America's corn belt farmers face uncertainty after rain … and more rain

    In his 32 years of farming, Steve Fourez says he’s almost never been so late planting corn and soybean crops on the 500 acres he farms in east-central Illinois.

  • US official confirms Trump Administration is “monitoring” South Africa's land situation

    We’re used to seeing some strange things emanate from the Twitter account of Donald Trump. By all means, he is the world’s first “social media president”. But the divisive politician managed to send South Africa into a frenzy last year when he weighed-in on the land expropriation debate.

  • IGC’s world grain estimates drop on slow U.S. planting

    Estimates for global grain production for 2019-20 dropped by 21 million tonnes from the previous month largely due to a slow start to U.S. corn plantings, the International Grains Council (IGC) said on June 27.

  • Ons moet Landbou in Suid Afrikaners se hande hou

    Laat in jare negentig het ek England- London vir die eerste keer besoek. Ek het 'n prentjie gehad van hoe Engeland sou lyk en hoe die Engelse sou lewe.

  • Thoughts on the U.S. maize market

    I am always amazed by how fast the sentiment can change in the global agriculture market. Just a few weeks ago, agricultural analysts across the world were concerned that the excessive wet weather conditions in the U.S. would lead fewer plantings and poor yields. This would have subsequently led to tight global maize supplies.

  • Fighting Food Insecurity In Africa – Lessons From The United States

    The U.S Agency for International Development (USAID) Administrator Mark Green recently concluded a one-week visit to USAID-funded programs at several African countries, including the Democratic Republic of Congo, Rwanda, Kenya and Mozambique. His goal was to promote sustainable paths to self-reliance, including in the context of food security programs.

  • Demand for agricultural robots to increase sharply

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  • International grains and oilseed markets trade downwards- South Africa

    The price for US yellow Gulf corn declined by 3.3% this week. The USDA crop progress report indicated that a larger than expected number of corn acres have been planted and that 94% of the corn crop has emerged.

  • Billions of new trees could help stop climate change: Here’s how we get them

    On this new global map, huge swaths of land are dotted in green pixels. These are the areas that could potentially be recovered with forests that have disappeared, according to a new study—and in total, could help capture as much as two-thirds of the carbon that humans have pumped into the atmosphere since the industrial revolution.

  • Climate change adds to uncertainty over global maize supplies

    Erratic weather conditions and more frequent droughts and floods are exacerbating uncertainty in the agricultural sector. While these have largely been a phenomenon of sub-Saharan Africa and Asian countries, the Americas are also starting to experience these harsh conditions.

  • Agriculture counts- USA

    Want to know how many farms there are in the U.S.? Curious about American farmers’ average income? What’s the average age of an American farmer? You can find these answers and much more, thanks to the latest U.S. Census of Agriculture, whose roots date back to the presidential administration of Martin Van Buren.

  • What to make of the latest USDA report?

    If the U.S. maize crop was at an advanced stage of growth, the latest U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) report would have convinced us that the supplies will be in better shape than initially feared.

  • Domestic cotton prices under pressure- Agritrends South Africa

    Maize: The US maize market outlook remains bullish for the intermediate term (3-6 months) limited by factors such as a strong US Dollar, weather anomalies and a weak Brazilian real.

  • Congress considers crackdown on trophy hunting

    Trophy hunters have repeatedly sparked outrage by posting pictures of their kills on social media. Images of Tess Talley standing in front of the giraffe she shot, or Walter Palmer with a dead Cecil the lion, readily come to mind.

  • Early freeze may await waterlogged crops- USA

    Horrendously wet weather in 2019 already has cut deeply into U.S. corn and soybean production either by lost acreage or by very late planting. The potential production shortfall is already a significant number, but a new study by World Weather, Inc. points toward a possibly higher-than-usual potential for early-season frost and freezes this autumn.

  • Growing smart irrigation market driven by IoT devices

    The smart irrigation market is growing due to the increasing role of technology in irrigation management.

  • China discussing plans to buy more U.S. soybeans

    Chinese government officials are meeting with state and privately-owned soybean buyers to discuss plans to increase purchases of U.S. supplies, Bloomberg reported.

  • No, it's not black magic. It's called biodynamic farming.

     Page Mill winery is trying to take wine-making in the Livermore Valley to the next level with what some would call a bizarre new approach. It involves burying a cow horn full of a manure mixture underground for several months and digging it up when the cosmos are in alignment.

  • Domestic cotton prices increased by 2.5%, following higher international cotton prices- South Africa

    Domestic cotton prices increased by 2.5%, following higher international cotton prices- South Africa.

  • Rain, trade wars and swine fever

    After a multi-year period in which global grain and oilseed stocks ballooned to record highs due to little disruption in output, the market is suddenly facing some adversity on the production side as well as ongoing disputes that are disrupting traditional patterns of trade.

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