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Corn and Soybean Estimates

Soybean Farmer Highlights the Importance of the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement

The History of Soybeans in America: From Ship Ballast to Agricultural Powerhouse

Grain Trade Seeing Lower Lows At Harvest

Stand Count Suggested For Thin Soybean Stands Prior To Replant

Crop Planting Progress Report for Corn and Soybeans Released by USDA

American Soybean Association Responds to Fertilizer Companies Scale Back

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Fed Meeting Review and China Trade Talks

USDA Provides Updated Progress of Corn and Soybean Planting

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BASF Offers Recommendations For Growers Considering A Potential Replant

Review of Agricultural Commodities in First Quarter of 2026

American Soybean Association Calls for Additional Sales to China

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Crop Production Forecasts Presented at USDA’s Agricultural Outlook Forum

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Scientists Speak About Long-Term HLB Solutions
The recent Florida Citrus Industry Annual Conference featured seminars from several scientists who are working on solutions to fight huanglongbing (HLB) disease. GENETIC RESEARCH Vivian Irish of Yale University presented her research on combating HLB through gene editing. She noted several promising gene-editing targets have been identified. Plans call for getting these lines planted to […]
Compost, Rootstocks and HLB
Compost-amended plots (left) had more weeds than those with no compost. A new study published in Scientific Reports examines whether repeated compost applications could improve the health and productivity of young citrus trees growing under endemic huanglongbing (HLB) conditions in Florida. Gabriel Pugina, Caroline Tardivo, Brittney Monus, Emma Dawson, Sarah Strauss and Ute Albrecht of […]