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With ‘an agreement in principle,’ House lawmakers will begin drafting legislation to be introduced in early June. But hurdles remain.
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A solid pick-up in buying interest supported Class III futures this week. Stewart-Peterson's Bob Devenport reports.
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Wheat slid, heading for the biggest weekly drop since March, on signs that global production will rise to a record as exports lag behind last year’s pace in the U.S., the world’s top shipper. Corn rose, while soybeans fell.
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Soybean basis continued to strengthen on tight old-crop supplies.
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As Chinese farmers battle cold and wet weather, the conversation about switching to soybeans is growing. Yet substantially lower forecasts for the country's soybean production suggest China will continue to rely on imported beans to feed its livestock.
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April flooding is still influencing river transport.
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A prominent hedge fund manager asserts that the commodity super cycle is at its end, and recent data on commodity hedge fund profits seems to back him up. But what does that mean for ag commodities?
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Stewardship: How soil erosion can cause a decrease in land values—Iowa State Univ.
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Farm Policy Watch: Record farm profit amid drought raises questions of aid—Bloomberg
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International Watch: Australia's Central West land value increase lacks logic—The Land
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UBS AgriVest challenged to deploy mounting pile of cash: $289 million queued up for U.S. farmland investments—Farmland Investor Center
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