Despite US formal notification of withdrawal from Paris Agreement and more roll-back executive orders, leading American companies remain wedded to carbon reduction. The Chamber of Commerce supports staying in the …
Stop the Madness!! Instead of falling head first, we recommend Oakland Innovation cautionary white paper, “Harnessing the Plant-Based Movement.” It points up the nutritional sacrifices for taste and texture in …
No surprise, but good to have Boston Consulting Group join our ranks reporting that, “U.S. farms face long-term losses from the Trump trade war.” Click on the link to read …
There’s a lot to juggle these days in #ag. Let’s call it mitigating risks–natural and man-made. New #technologies can help and that’s our focus. We’re working with investors to mainstream …
Commodity prices bumped up, thanks to China’s announced tariff “exclusions.” The big winners are those with long positions, most likely grain traders and speculators. It could be liar’s poker re-visited.
Heirs’ property rights; ERS move to Kansas; cut-backs in buy-outs; ethanol waivers, raging fires in Brazil; new US-Sino tariffs—not a good week for agriculture, global stewards of the earth. The …
Great news to see China’s Belt and Road Eco-Agriculture and Food Safety Forum focusing this year on new technologies for food safety tracing and e-commerce, the fastest growing retail grocery …
Russian grain exports surging. Guess why? Even soybeans from Siberia—859,000 metric tons according to Bloomberg– and guess who’s buying them and soy oil? I wonder who’s winning the US-Sino trade …
Over 1 million swine have reportedly been culled in China due to ASF (African Swine Fever). Despite potential boon for US pork producers, American vets fear ASF spreading to the …
