Your World in Agriculture

Your World in Agriculture reports on crop production in countries that are growing competitors to U.S. farmers, including Brazil and Argentina. This section also covers key customers that import U.S. crops, such as China.

While fighting the coronavirus, Brazil competes with U.S. corn exports

For the specific case of Brazil, soybean exports and corn sales have been growing in the last few months.

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Food supply experts: Don’t worry, there’s plenty

Consumers have no reason to rush the grocery shelves, according to food and industry experts.

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Brazil's farmers see big soybean crops, record-high prices, record sales

China remains very interested in buying Brazil’s soybean crop, but other countries are interested, too.

Two combines harvesting soybeans in Brazil.

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Agronomy Insider

How to tell the difference between male and female waterhemp

By Agronomy Insider

Looking at weeds in a field you may think they are all the same. An ISU Extension Field Agronomist shows how to spot the difference between male and female pigweeds like waterhemp.

Difference Between Male and Female Waterhemp

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Women in Agriculture

Beef business grows with the neighborhood

By Women in Agriculture

In an area of North Carolina that grows houses, one family is growing their beef business so they can keep farming.

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Machinery Insider

Expanding planter lines

By Machinery Insider

AGCO introduces an entirely new planter line while Case IH expands existing planter configurations.

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Tip of the Day

Agronomy Tip: Thermal Camera for Your Smartphone

Talking about technology at your fingertips, for about $200-$250, you can purchase a thermal imaging camera that plugs into your cell phone... read more