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China's renewed purchases of Argentine corn are about more than supply. They signal how global grain flows-and agricultural influence-are being reshaped.

Emily Trask

Emily Trask is a U.S.-based journalist covering agricultural trade, policy, and agri-food markets, with a focus on U.S.-Latin America relations and their impact on global agribusiness.

Brazil Is No Longer Chasing the U.S.-It Is Redefining the Global Agricultural Power Map

China is reshaping global food trade, Brazil is emerging as agriculture's new powerhouse, and the United States is rewriting its own playbook.

Marcus Ellington

Marcus Ellington is a U.S.-based journalist covering agricultural markets, global trade, and agricultural policy, with an international perspective on their impact across the global agri-food system.

Biologicals: The Industry Is No Longer Selling Yield-It's Selling Climate Risk Reduction

As El Niño and increasingly volatile weather reshape agriculture, biologicals are shifting from boosting yields to protecting them.

Daniel Whitmore

Daniel Whitmore is a U.S.-based journalist covering agricultural markets, biotechnology, crop protection, and seed innovation, with a focus on how these technologies are shaping global food systems.

Between Stronger Fundamentals and New Uncertainties: The Delicate Turning Point in the Rice Market

Rice prices gain support amid market uncertainty.

USDA reports lift grain markets as stronger corn and soybean prices open sales window

Fresh USDA data boosted grain prices, giving farmers new marketing opportunities before harvest.

Emily Trask

Emily Trask is a U.S.-based journalist covering agricultural trade, policy, and agri-food markets, with a focus on U.S.-Latin America relations and their impact on global agribusiness.

Argentina's Wheat Market Shows Signs of Recovery as Brazil Increases Share of Shipments

Will this recovery last? Argentina's wheat market regains momentum as Brazil drives regional demand.

Andrés Cannizzo

Analista de Fertilizantes, Soja, maíz y trigo.

Oil, Pesticides and Tariffs: A Cost Storm Is Building for Agriculture

Oil prices are rising, and Trump's tariffs could make pesticides even more expensive.

Daniel Whitmore

Daniel Whitmore is a U.S.-based journalist covering agricultural markets, biotechnology, crop protection, and seed innovation, with a focus on how these technologies are shaping global food systems.

Trump's Tariff Strategy Reshapes Trade Outlook for U.S. Agriculture

Trump moves to make tariffs permanent, creating new challenges and opportunities for U.S. agriculture.

Marcus Ellington

Marcus Ellington is a U.S.-based journalist covering agricultural markets, global trade, and agricultural policy, with an international perspective on their impact across the global agri-food system.

Brazil on Course for Record Wheat Import Dependence

Brazil is heading toward historic wheat dependence in an increasingly volatile global market.

Fernando Iglesias

Economista especializado en agronegocios y mercados agrícolas.

Trump's Farm Promise Is Crumbling as Small Producers Pay the Price

Funding cuts, trade tensions and rising costs are leaving many small U.S. farmers wondering whether Washington has abandoned rural America.

Marcus Ellington

Marcus Ellington is a U.S.-based journalist covering agricultural markets, global trade, and agricultural policy, with an international perspective on their impact across the global agri-food system.

Is There Life Without China?

China slows its buying, but Brazil's beef exports keep surprising markets.

Fernando Iglesias

Economista especializado en agronegocios y mercados agrícolas.

USDA: Supply and Demand Report Supports Positive Price Bias for the 2026/27 Season

Can smaller U.S. wheat crops spark a global price rally despite Black Sea competition?

Argentine wheat market between the export slowdown and key decisions for the new crop

Export activity eases while the wheat market focuses on the new crop outlook

Agustin Geier

Analista de mercados de Fertilizantes, Soja, maíz y Trigo

Climate Supports a Bullish Outlook for Sugar in the Second Half of 2026

Climate risks and tighter supply boost sugar prices and improve the global market outlook.

China's Early Import Quota Exhaustion Ushers in One of the Most Delicate Moments for the Cattle Market in 2026

Brazil's heavy reliance on the Chinese market is once again testing the resilience of its beef industry, highlighting the urgent need to diversify export destinations amid growing global uncertainty.

Fernando Iglesias

Economista especializado en agronegocios y mercados agrícolas.

More expensive wheat, cheaper wheat bran and flour unable to absorb higher costs: the challenge facing Brazil's milling industry in 2026

As wheat prices continue to climb, the profitability of Brazil's flour mills is coming under growing pressure.

Pork Industry: May Exports Deliver Solid Results Despite Monthly Slowdown

Although May recorded a slight slowdown, Brazil's pork exports continue to show a strong growth trend, supported by robust international demand and diversified markets.

DDGS and Wheat Bran: What Does the U.S. Experience Teach the Brazilian Market?

Rising DDGS supply is reshaping feed markets and testing wheat bran's competitive edge.

100 Days of War: The Factors Reshaping the Global Fertilizer Market and Their Impact on the 2026/27 Crop Season

More than 100 days into the conflict, fertilizers are redefining costs, margins, and strategies for the upcoming agricultural season.

Maísa Romanello

Analista mercados de Fertilizantes

Biologicals & Biotech

Liquid Biopesticides Break a Key Shelf-Life Barrier, Opening New Opportunities for Biological Crop Protection

Advances in formulation technology are helping extend the shelf life of liquid biopesticides, improving microbial stability and supporting broader adoption of biological crop protection solutions worldwide.

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Daniel Whitmore