The sentiment boost was driven by a more optimistic outlook on U.S. agricultural exports and a less negative view of how tariffs will impact farm income.
The U.S. is still the number one corn exporter but Brazil is catching up.
In February, members from several industry organizations participated in the DC Fly-in to visit lawmakers on Capitol Hill and raise awareness of key issues.
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Henning is an accomplished agricultural industry executive with more than 33 years of leadership experience in sales, marketing, procurement, and business strategy.
Grain elevators and merchandisers that are heavily reliant on export demand may be forced into widening basis to attract local demand.
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Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Mike Naig and GreenPoint Ag CEO Jeff Blair to highlight innovation and practical solutions for ag retailers in opening keynotes.
Beth Ford is recognized for her advocacy on agriculture policies, immigration reform, and issues that support working Americans and their communities
The groups represent hundreds of thousands of farmers across the U.S. — farmers whose livelihoods are at stake if the report turns to conjecture and opinion to form its content.
With agriculture most of the attention focuses on national concerns, but a recent MACA meeting focused on state legislative issues.
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Glyphosate label laws heat up as Georgia joins North Dakota in supporting federal preemption. Iowa bans carbon capture, threatening ethanol markets. Meanwhile, U.S. ag exports to Mexico skyrocket.
The Peach State becomes the second in the nation to say that federal labels provide ample warning for crop protection products.
The temporary agreement will reduce tariffs by 115% on both sides, providing breathing room for market stability.
The agreement secures The Andersons as a distributor for 2026, marking a major step forward in making RhizoSorb more accessible to row crop producers.
Reforms are essential to improving regulatory efficiency, transparency, and science-based decision-making.