The 2022 Outlook for U.S. Agriculture From USDA’s Chief Economist

In 2021, China imported 100 million tonnes of soybean and 27 million tonnes of corn.

Carrying over priorities from 2021, NASDA will continue to support the creation of new free trade agreements.

Expert David Li explains why value creation needs contributions from both multinational companies and Chinese agrochemical suppliers.

University extension services nationwide are alerting farmers to a glyphosate shortage that is expected to worsen in 2022.

Through the trade deal, China has made purchase agreements for U.S. agriculture, manufacturing, energy, and services for more than $200 billion over two years.

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

EPA received approximately 3,500 dicamba-related incident reports from this past season.

From double control policy to production suspension, manufacturers are facing a myriad of challenges. That’s why disruptive innovation can be a tipping point for growth.

Trifloxystrobin and its combinations have huge potential in India, as well as several global markets such as North America and Europe.