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● Proposed Argentinian beef import plan draws fire● La Niña’s fingerprints are all over winter weather forecasts● U.S. grains: Soybeans retreat after one-month high; corn, wheat sag● Breakthrough Fungicide Revolutionizes White Mold Disease Control in Key Crops● Prepare for a Snowier Season● API Reverses Course on E15 Gasoline Bill, Calls for Regulatory Fixes● Corn Leads Export Inspections, Wheat and Soybeans Lag● How Current Weather Trends Are Shaping Global Grain Production● Grain from Ukraine: shipment volume exceeded 300 thsd tons● The Impact of War: Ukrainian Ag Equipment Outlook● Brazil Begins Planting with Expected Record Acreage Driven by High Demand but Low Margins● Mexican Import of White Corn, Used for Dough & Tortillas, Quadruples● Added funding allows Nebraska to expand system of weather stations● Farm Journal Survey says Corn Yields are Decreasing● Non-GMO soybean output holds steady in US● Grains See Profit Taking, Farmer Pricing: Cattle Continue Recovery Tuesday● Corn market supported by Mexican demand, variable U.S. harvest results● Farmers and Combines Share the Spotlight in the 2025 Fendt Harvest Tour● How many tractors is too many? Apparently 600, and some of Kinze CEO’s will soon be sold● Farm leaders say it is aggravating to watch government policy trump market dynamics and drive prices lower ⋯ ⋯ ⋯ ● Proposed Argentinian beef import plan draws fire● La Niña’s fingerprints are all over winter weather forecasts● U.S. grains: Soybeans retreat after one-month high; corn, wheat sag● Breakthrough Fungicide Revolutionizes White Mold Disease Control in Key Crops● Prepare for a Snowier Season● API Reverses Course on E15 Gasoline Bill, Calls for Regulatory Fixes● Corn Leads Export Inspections, Wheat and Soybeans Lag● How Current Weather Trends Are Shaping Global Grain Production● Grain from Ukraine: shipment volume exceeded 300 thsd tons● The Impact of War: Ukrainian Ag Equipment Outlook● Brazil Begins Planting with Expected Record Acreage Driven by High Demand but Low Margins● Mexican Import of White Corn, Used for Dough & Tortillas, Quadruples● Added funding allows Nebraska to expand system of weather stations● Farm Journal Survey says Corn Yields are Decreasing● Non-GMO soybean output holds steady in US● Grains See Profit Taking, Farmer Pricing: Cattle Continue Recovery Tuesday● Corn market supported by Mexican demand, variable U.S. harvest results● Farmers and Combines Share the Spotlight in the 2025 Fendt Harvest Tour● How many tractors is too many? Apparently 600, and some of Kinze CEO’s will soon be sold● Farm leaders say it is aggravating to watch government policy trump market dynamics and drive prices lower

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