LOCHEM, NETHERLANDS — ForFarmers, a European-based feed manufacturer, and Remediiate, which uses algae to convert CO 2 into ...

Brazil has 147 milling facilities, with three new plants coming into operation in 2023, according to Abitrigo. Flour ...

WINNIPEG, MANITOBA, CANADA — Richardson International Ltd. is expanding its oat mill and processing plant in South Sioux City ...

The CoBank 2025 outlook report examines several key factors that will shape agriculture and market sectors that serve rural communities throughout the United States. President-elect Donald Trump’s two ...

CENTO, ITALY — AXOR, a member of Alapala Holding specializing in pasta processing technologies, recently commissioned a short ...

The first 100 pages of this well-researched book analyze not only how wheat production and trade were impacted, but how wheat was a chess piece of sorts among the warring nations. The parallels of ...

Though UK market observers disagree on the final size of the wheat harvest, it is estimated to be down about 3 million tonnes ...

BRUSSELS, BELGIUM — Industrial compound feed production in the European Union is projected to increase to 147 million tonnes in 2024, up 0.5% from the previous year, according to data from the ...

CAIRO, EGYPT — Egypt, Africa’s biggest wheat producer and consumer, has been implementing in recent years an ambitious national wheat market expansion plan aimed at achieving self-sufficiency in wheat ...

KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI, US — With the fall US corn and soybean harvests all but complete and winter wheat planted, the trade’s focus shifts to supply and demand of those commodities amid uncertainty ...

KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI, US — November’s repetitive rain events in the US central and southern Great Plains, western Midwest and Delta have ended a prolonged period of unusually dry autumn weather.

KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI, US — The transition to the second Trump administration is quickly approaching, and the roster of its leadership team is coming into sharper focus, but deep uncertainties remain ...