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USDA Chief Economist Seth Meyer to Lead Mizzou’s FAPRI as Pat Westhoff Concludes Influential 15-Year Tenure
USDA Chief Economist Seth Meyer to Lead Mizzou’s FAPRI as Pat Westhoff Concludes Influential 15-Year Tenure Leadership transition brings Meyer back to Missouri as FAPRI’s long-time director Pat Westhoff retires after reshaping the institute into a global force in agricultural policy analysis Seth Meyer, U.S. Department of Agriculture’s chief economist, will return to the University…
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China’s Beef Import Pullback Sends Ripples Through Brazil’s Meat Sector
China’s Beef Import Pullback Sends Ripples Through Brazil’s Meat Sector Beijing’s targeted suspension of Brazilian beef plants fuels speculation of diverted shipments and market scrambling, though evidence points to a narrower disruption China’s sudden slowdown exposes Brazil’s export vulnerability A series of recent moves by China’s customs authority has reignited concerns about the stability of…
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China Extends Beef Import Investigation Into 2026
China Extends Beef Import Investigation Into 2026 U.S. producer prices rebound in September on surge in food and energy costs Link: Trump to Visit China in April After ‘Very Good’ Call with Xi on Taiwan, Ukraine, SoybeansLink: Farm Sector Sounds Alarm as Losses Deepen, Farm Bureau’s Newton WarnsLink: Audio: Wiesemeyer’s Perspectives, Nov 21Link: Video: Wiesemeyer’s Perspectives, Nov. 21 Today’s…
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Trump to Visit China in April After ‘Very Good’ Call with Xi on Taiwan, Ukraine, Soybeans
Trump to Visit China in April After ‘Very Good’ Call with Xi on Taiwan, Ukraine, Soybeans Leaders look to lock in fragile truce as Taiwan, Ukraine and trade dominate discussion President Donald Trump will travel to China in April after what he described as a “very good” phone call with Chinese President Xi Jinping on…
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Farm Sector Sounds Alarm as Losses Deepen, Farm Bureau’s Newton Warns
Farm Sector Sounds Alarm as Losses Deepen, Farm Bureau’s Newton Warns American Farm Bureau economist John Newton says multiyear losses, collapsing margins, and delayed aid put farm viability at risk as trade setbacks and rising costs squeeze producers. Farm financial stress has shifted from “challenging” to critical, according to John Newton, Ph.D., vice president of…
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Think U.S. Can’t Deal with High Fertilizer Prices? Look What Colombia is Doing
Think U.S. Can’t Deal with High Fertilizer Prices? Look What Colombia is Doing Rollins again signals farmer aid coming… and alerts more China buys of U.S. soybeans ahead | Daily export sale: 123,000 metric tons soybeans to China, 2025/2026 MY Link: The Week Ahead, Nov. 23, 2025: Hassett Sees “Blockbuster” 2026 Ahead in Interview with…
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Hassett Sees “Blockbuster” 2026 Ahead in Interview with Maria Bartiromo
Hassett Sees “Blockbuster” 2026 Ahead in Interview with Maria Bartiromo NCBA reacts to Nebraska beef plant closing | Strengthened screwworm defense moves ahead | House and Senate out for holiday week Link: Weekend Updates, Nov. 22, 2025: Analysis of Tyson Closing Neb. Beef Plant, Scaling Back Texas Operation Link: Tyson to Shutter Lexington, Neb. Beef Plant, Cut…
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Analysis of Tyson Closing Neb. Beef Plant, Scaling Back Texas Operation
Analysis of Tyson Closing Neb. Beef Plant, Scaling Back Texas Operation Marjorie Taylor Green abruptly exits Congress as of Jan. 5 Link: Tyson to Shutter Lexington, Neb. Beef Plant, Cut Shift in TexasLink: Audio: Wiesemeyer’s Perspectives, Nov 21Link: Video: Wiesemeyer’s Perspectives, Nov. 21 Today’s Updates: BEEF & CATTLE INDUSTRY— Tyson to close Nebraska beef plant, scale back…
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Tyson to Shutter Lexington, Neb. Beef Plant, Cut Shift in Texas
Tyson to Shutter Lexington, Neb. Beef Plant, Cut Shift in Texas Company cites massive losses, shrinking U.S. cattle herd; 4,900 workers affected across two facilities Tyson Foods will end operations at its Lexington, Nebraska, beef plant and cut a shift at its Amarillo, Texas facility to one shift a day, down from two shifts a day, a…
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