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QUOTE OF THE WEEK from "CHS provides US spring wheat outlook at NAMA: Exports poised to dip, yields may jump amid higher stocks-to-use." Read the story at World Grain → https://ow.ly/JsnF50VqKvV #agriculture #agribusiness #grain #wheat CHS Inc.

U.S. Grains Council (USGC) staff in #China organized a set of exploratory meetings to assess the demand for synthetic aviation fuel (SAF) in the region. The highlight of the mission was a SAF Partnership Conference held in Chengdu, organized by the US-China Business Council (USCBC) and Sichuan Provincial government that featured panel discussions and presentations about the current state of SAF and the pathways of stable and cost-competitive SAF. More at World Grain → https://ow.ly/EUC550VqzkX #agriculture #agribusiness #ethanol #biofuels #grain #renewableenergy #saf

South Africa’s overall agricultural outlook for 2025-26 is optimistic with improved production expected for #corn and #wheat as well as slight growth in consumption, according to a report from the Foreign Agricultural Service (FAS) of the US Department of Agriculture. Corn production could increase 2% to 16 million tonnes. South Africa consumes white and yellow corn, with white corn the most important for human consumption. Yellow corn is mostly used by the animal feed sector. Story at World Grain → https://ow.ly/gZ6050Vqz69 #agriculture #agribusiness #grain #Africa #SouthAfrica

With #wheat production forecast to remain steady in marketing year 2025-26, #Algeria is expected to import over 9 million tonnes of the staple #grain to meet domestic demand, according to a report from the Foreign Agricultural Service (FAS) of the US Department of Agriculture. The FAS sees wheat imports at 9.2 million tonnes in the marketing year beginning in July 2025, and estimates that import levels for the 2024-25 season will be the same based on a projected similar harvest. More details at World Grain → https://ow.ly/GfgT50VqyTr #agriculture #agribusiness #Africa

Global agribusiness ADM and Mitsubishi Corp. (MC), a global integrated business with a network of about 1,300 group companies, have signed a non-binding memorandum of understanding form a strategic alliance for exploring potential areas of collaboration across the agricultural value chain. Read more at World Grain → https://ow.ly/172a50VqyHS #agriculture #agribusiness #grain

Star Of The West Milling Company is partnering with Improvin’ to launch a new digital platform to support its work with grower programs and #sustainability data management. The Frankenmuth-based company also is launching a sustainable tracking of agronomic resources (STAR) program, a #wheat sustainability program focused on the Maumee River watershed, an agricultural region encompassing parts of Indiana, Ohio and southern Michigan. Read more about these programs at World Grain → https://ow.ly/y5jr50VqvNU #agriculture #agribusiness #grain

A series of new levies and restrictions proposed by the Office of the US Trade Representative (USTR) on importers and exporters that use Chinese-made ships could deal a significant blow to US #agriculture and transportation, according to an economic impact report commissioned by more than 30 industry groups. Among the report’s findings: US #wheat exports could decline by more than 60% and soybean exports by more than 40% if all the proposed actions were implemented. Full story at World Grain → https://ow.ly/W9eS50Vqoi6 #agribusiness #grain #trade #oilseeds #soybeans

Bob's Red Mill has been named one of the world's most innovative companies of 2025 by the media platform Fast Company. Bob’s Red Mill recently expanded its product line to feature new flavors and easy-to-use formats that “reimagine homemade meals.” Story at World Grain → https://ow.ly/a3jO50VpOqV #agriculture #agribusiness #grain #milling

Overall #grain consumption is expected to rise for #Mexico in marketing year 2025-26 in line with the country’s population growth, and as the production of calves, pigs and poultry increases, according to a report from the Foreign Agricultural Service (FAS) of the US Department of Agriculture. Corn, rice and sorghum production forecast to grow, while wheat takes hit from drought conditions. More at World Grain → https://ow.ly/7ysm50VpOh6 #agriculture #agribusiness

For the sixth year in a row, the US #sorghum crop was on average graded above the necessary requirements for US No. 1 certification, according to the 2024-25 Sorghum Quality Report released by the U.S. Grains Council (USGC). Data was drawn from 95 samples collected from 15 participating elevators in the central and southern regions of the United States, an area representing nearly 100% of all US sorghum exports. More details at World Grain → https://ow.ly/Y5M950VpN9s #agriculture #agribusiness #grain