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Agricultural Crops

Stay informed with the latest agricultural crops news. From breakthroughs in crop science and sustainable farming practices to updates on crop yields, pest management, and seasonal forecasts, this section provides timely news for farmers, agronomists, and agricultural professionals. Discover insights on how evolving technologies, weather patterns, and market trends are impacting global crop production and shaping the future of food supply.

Bunge Global SA announced the successful completion of its merger with Viterra Limited, creating a global agribusiness company.

Viterra Merger with Bunge Completed

Key Takeaways Bunge Global SA finalizes merger with Viterra Limited Combined company to focus on food, feed, and fuel across a global footprint Integration aims to enhance logistics, trading, and […]

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Discover the key findings of the latest WASDE Report, including changes in U.S. wheat supplies, corn production, rice exports, and more.

WASDE Report: June 2025 Update Highlights Lower Ending Stocks and Adjusted Production Across Key Crops

Explore the latest WASDE report updates on wheat, corn, rice, soybeans, sugar, livestock, dairy, and cotton.

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Cereals Canada has resumed regular updates to its interactive Growing Season Progress Report for the 2025 spring wheat crop.

Cereals Canada Resumes 2025 Growing Season Progress Report Updates

Cereals Canada has resumed regular updates to its interactive Growing Season Progress Report for the 2025 spring wheat crop.

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With the March 17 deadline for purchasing crop insurance for spring-seeded crops approaching, NCIS has reported a near-record year in 2024.

NCIS Crop Insurance Seen as Top Farm Policy Priority by U.S. Farmers in 2024

According to a new survey by NCIS, a majority of farmers continue to prioritize crop insurance as part of their risk management strategy.

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The USMCA panel ruled in favor of the US, finding that Mexico’s biotech restrictions on genetically engineered corn are not based on science.

US Wins USMCA Dispute Over Mexico’s Biotech Corn Restrictions

The USMCA panel ruled in favor of the US, finding that Mexico’s biotech restrictions on genetically engineered corn are not based on science.

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BioConsortia and H&T (Hodder and Taylors Ltd) collaborate to release FixiN 33, a microbial seed treatment for corn, brassicas, and cereals.

BioConsortia and H&T Collaborate to Launch FixiN 33 Microbial Seed Treatment in New Zealand

BioConsortia and H&T (Hodder and Taylors Ltd) collaborate to release FixiN 33, a microbial seed treatment for corn, brassicas, and cereals.

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Nisun International signs a strategic cooperation agreement with Henan Yingda Feng Agricultural Development Co., Ltd.

Nisun International Expands into Agricultural Supply Chains with $82 Million Corn Supply Agreement

Nisun International signs a strategic cooperation agreement with Henan Yingda Feng Agricultural Development Co., Ltd.

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Beck’s is establishing a new soybean processing facility in New Madrid, Missouri, with a 60,000-square-foot structure set on 105.5 acres.

Beck’s Breaks Ground on New Soybean Processing Facility in Missouri

Beck’s is establishing a new soybean processing facility in New Madrid, Missouri, with a 60,000-square-foot structure set on 105.5 acres.

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Washington’s winter canola recorded an impressive 113.8 bushels per acre, achieving yields above typical standards.

Washington’s Winter Canola Sets Record Yields

Washington’s winter canola recorded an impressive 113.8 bushels per acre, achieving yields above typical standards.

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EU-funded WHEATWATCHER project focuses on soil health monitoring and sustainable farming practices.

WHEATWATCHER Project Launches to Enhance Soil Health Across Europe

EU-funded WHEATWATCHER project focuses on soil health monitoring and sustainable farming practices.

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