Some articles linked may require subscriptions to read. As Red Sea attacks continue to hamper the global shipping industry, several Asian countries are employing measures to help shippers. The South […]
SSGA was greeted by enthusiastic audiences at two Minnesota events in January to discuss identity preserved field crops and opportunities for the upcoming growing season. At MN Ag Expo Jan. […]
This feature from SSGA’s Agronomy Action Team highlights growing conditions for identity preserved crops from different regions around the country. Thanks to the states/regions that contributed to this mid-winter report. […]
Some articles linked may require subscriptions to read. As of Jan. 5, more than 420 container ships carrying 5.75 million twenty-foot equivalent units (TEUs) have diverted the Red Sea and […]
Born and raised in the thumb of Michigan, Chuck Kunisch has been involved in agriculture since he was very young. Growing up along Saginaw Bay, Kunisch and his family grew […]
Organic soybean imports in Nov. 2023 increased significantly to 28,000 MT, an increase of 56% y/y and 2200% m/m. Argentina was the largest source with 16,000 MT, followed by Turkey […]
Northern Crops Institute (NCI) recently launched an online course titled “High Oleic Soyfoods.” This online course is designed to introduce uses for high oleic soybean in food products and understand the […]
By Hoa Huynh for SSGA South Korea continues to be an important market for U.S. high quality soybeans and specialty grains. Exports of $712 million of corn, $462 million of […]
Jake Noll didn’t grow up on a farm but learned to love agriculture by being involved on his grandparents’ operation during the summers. Working alongside his uncle, Noll’s appreciation for […]
Organic soybean imports in October 2023 were down sharply to 1,200 MT, a decline of 87% y/y and 96% m/m. No country sent more than 1,000 MT in October, with […]
