As soybean fields across the Midwest dry down to 9-10% moisture, U.S. growers face invisible yield losses and brittle pods that challenge harvest efficiency and crop quality.
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AgroLatam USA
Dry Soybeans Bring Hidden Harvest Losses for U.S. Farmers
Soybeans
The U.S. backs Argentina with economic aid just as it suspends grain export taxes - a move that's triggering backlash from American soybean growers.
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AgroLatam USA
Bessent Commits U.S. Aid to Argentina - U.S. Soybean Exporters Sound Alarm
Politics
Crops
Phosphate and nitrogen price spikes add to tariffs and supply risks, clouding 2026 crop outlook
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AgroLatam USA
Fertilizer Costs Surge, Forcing U.S. Farmers to Consider Cutting Back Applications
Fertilizers
Weather
While drought intensifies across key U.S. farming regions, new data shows extreme rainfall events are rising-posing mounting risks to yields, pest pressure, and field operations.
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AgroLatam USA
Heavy Rain Surges Amid Drought Spread: U.S. Farms Face Rising Flash Flood & Yield Risks
Weather
The Village Agricultural Cooperative caps its 2025 growing season with F.A.R.M. Fest, celebrating immigrant farmers, cultural diversity, and fresh local food in Rochester, Minnesota.
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AgroLatam USA
F.A.R.M. Fest Showcases Immigrant Farmers and Local Food in Rochester
Life Style