U.S. EPA Releases Summary of Dicamba-Related Incident Reports from the 2021 Growing Season

The U.S. will take a new holistic approach to the bilateral trade agreement with China, says U.S. Trade Representative Katherine Tai.

As demand surpasses capacity, shipping prices continue their surge. Here’s what suppliers can do to mitigate impacts. 

The environmental clampdown that began four years ago has already transformed the country’s agchem industry, and yet, it’s only just beginning.

Trade in agricultural services is a practical option to meet Chinese firms’ demand to invest in overseas agricultural projects.

Supply chain disruptions and material shortages are fueling speculation about a herbicide shortage for the 2022 agriculture growing season.

The Tri-National Agricultural Accord is the primary opportunity for officials to work together collaboratively on ag trade and development issues.

U.S. farmers have been gearing up for a spike in how much it will cost them to produce their corn and soybean in 2022.

No clear timeline for ‘normal production’ will continue to affect price and availability of ag inputs. 

Businesses and industries wrestle with perhaps the worst supply chain bottlenecks to date.