7 Key Forces Driving the Global Crop Inputs Industry in 2022

China’s corn production seems to be back on track, but one analyst isn’t expecting a return to bloated government stockpiles of the crop.

Brazil, Argentina, Ukraine, and the U.S. will benefit the most from this increase in global growth, according to a recent Rabobank report.

The combination of the businesses will create a leading global crop protection company with total sales exceeding $2 billion.

This strategic acquisition will allow Timac Agro to locally manufacture its patented granular technologies to serve U.S. growers.

Biological product imports rose 36% in value in 2020 for key Andean producing countries, and strong growth is expected to continue.

CropLife magazine has published its annual CropLife 100, a listing of the largest U.S. ag retailers ranked by sales.

China’s reliance on foreign soybeans was viewed as a structural weak link during the Trump-era trade war.

Precious little rain will fall in January and February across much of the key growing region because of the weather pattern.

The changes mean that a handful of recently approved GM traits developed by Chinese companies could be ready for market launch in a year.