Bloomberg writers Daryna Krasnolutska and Aine Quinn reported today that, "Ukraine said its crop shipments through the Black Sea safe-passage corridor remained suspended for a second day, adding to uncertainty…
Raphael Minder, Barbara Erling, Andy Bounds and Marton Dunai reported yesterday at The Financial Times Online that, "Poland and Hungary have temporarily halted imports of Ukrainian grain despite a warning…
Reuters writer Michelle Nichols reported late last week that, "U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has written to Russia, Ukraine and Turkey to raise concerns about the implementation of a deal that…
Reuters writers Qin Ningwei and Dominique Patton reported yesterday that, "China's soybean imports in March rose 7.9% from the same month a year earlier, data showed on Thursday, as buyers…
In its monthly Grain: World Markets and Trade report yesterday, the USDA's Foreign Agricultural Service (FAS) indicated that, "China wheat imports are forecast up to 12.0 million tons this year—the…
DTN Managing Editor Anthony Greder reported yesterday that, "U.S. winter wheat condition, already the lowest in decades, dropped another point last week, USDA NASS reported in its weekly Crop Progress…
Late last week, Reuters writers Huseyin Hayatsever and Guy Faulconbridge reported that, "Russia on Friday threatened to bypass the UN-brokered grain deal unless obstacles to its agricultural exports were removed,…
In its April Market Monitor report, the Agricultural Market Information System (AMIS) indicated that, "Over the past 10 months, world prices of most grains and oilseeds have fallen back to levels prior…
Wall Street Journal writers Patrick Thomas and Alistair MacDonald reported today that, "Foreign countries and some of the world’s largest agriculture companies are donating or lending hundreds of millions of…
Late last week, Bloomberg writers Piotr Skolimowski, Irina Vilcu and Megan Durisin reported that, "Blocked border crossings, a minister pelted with eggs and overflowing silos — anger is mounting among…
In an Amber Waves article last week from the USDA's Economic Research Service (ERS), Stephen Morgan, Fred Gale, Jayson Beckman, Ethan Sabala, Danielle J. Ufer, Adriana Valcu-Lisman, and Wendy Zeng indicated…
Bloomberg writers Aine Quinn, Megan Durisin and Agnieszka de Sousa reported today that, "In the span of just two days, the future of Western grain traders in Russia has been…
Bloomberg writers Aine Quinn and Anuradha Raghu reported today that, "Russia said top agricultural commodities trader Cargill Inc. will stop exporting its grain, the strongest move yet by a major…
Late last week, DTN Ag Policy Editor Chris Clayton reported that, "More than two years into the Biden administration, the country's top trade negotiators have no negotiations going on with…
Reuters writer Mark Weinraub reported on Friday that, "Falling prices have sparked a flurry of Chinese purchases of U.S. corn, as the world’s top buyer of the grain scrambles to…
Reuters writer Pavel Polityuk reported today that, "Most Ukrainian regions have started 2023 spring sowing, seeding a total of 293,000 hectares of various crops, the agriculture ministry said on Friday."
Bloomberg writers Megan Durisin, Kateryna Choursina and Aine Quinn reported yesterday that, "Oleksandr Klepach’s fields in southern Ukraine would normally be teeming with shoots of wheat and rapeseed in spring…
In a report yesterday from the USDA's Economic Research Service (ERS), "U.S. Export Competitiveness in Select Crop Markets," Samantha Padilla, Danielle J. Ufer, Stephen Morgan, and Noah Link stated that,…
Reuters writer Pavel Polityuk reported yesterday that, "Ukraine’s 2023 grain harvest is likely to fall to 44.3 million tonnes from 53.1 million in 2022 as less acreage is sown due…
Financial Times writer Ben Hall reported yesterday that, "A deal allowing Ukraine to export grain to world markets by ship despite Russia’s blockade of the Black Sea has been extended,…