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China resumed U.S. soybean purchases after the two countries’ leaders met in late October, with the White House saying China had also agreed to buy at least 25 million metric tons annually over the next three years, starting in 2026. Photo: Getty Images Plus
Markets, Reuters

China hits 12 million ton U.S. soybean target pledged in trade truce

By Ella Cao, Naveen Thukral, Reuters January 20, 2026
China has bought about 12 million metric tons of U.S. soybeans, fulfilling a U.S.-stated pledge to purchase that volume by the end of February, three traders told Reuters on Tuesday, after a late-October trade truce spurred buying.

China’s buying has underpinned Chicago soybean futures in recent weeks, helping the market end 2025 on a positive note. Photo: Getty Images Plus
Markets, Reuters

China buys more US soybeans, total purchases near 10 million tons

By Ella Cao, Naveen Thukral, Reuters January 6, 2026
China’s state stockpiler Sinograin bought 10 U.S. soybean cargoes this week, three traders told Reuters on Tuesday, as the world’s top buyer continues purchasing from the United States following a late-October trade truce.


Much like the price of eggs during the Biden administration, the cost of beef has become an emblem of the affordability crisis in America. Photo: Geralyn Wichers
Livestock, Reuters

‘Not a happy Trump supporter’: U.S. Cattle ranchers hit by push for lower beef prices

By Reuters, Tom Polansek December 24, 2025
Much like the price of eggs during the Biden administration, the cost of beef has become an emblem of the affordability crisis in Donald Trump’s America. Beef prices hit record highs earlier this year as the cattle herd shrank and consumer demand remained strong.

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency head Lee Zeldin and top EPA officials met with MAHA members to discuss pesticide and chemical exposure policy, according to the attendees. PHOTO: FILE
News, Reuters

US EPA meets with Make America Healthy Again leaders about pesticides, chemicals

By Leah Douglas, Reuters December 23, 2025
Top officials of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency held at least six meetings this month with members of the Make America Healthy Again movement as agency head Lee Zeldin pledges to more closely align with the movement’s agenda, according to four people who attended the meetings.


Photo: Getty Images Plus
Markets, Reuters

China imports no US soybeans for third month; Argentine arrivals up 634 per cent

By Ella Cao, Lewis Jackson, Reuters December 22, 2025
China imported no soybeans from the United States for a third straight month in November, as buyers turned to South American supplies amid fears of a shortfall if the trade war with Washington dragged on.

Photo: Getty Images Plus
Livestock, Reuters

USDA confirms bird flu case in Wisconsin dairy herd as new wildlife spillover

By Reuters December 22, 2025
The United States Department of Agriculture on Friday confirmed that a case of highly pathogenic avian influenza in a Wisconsin dairy herd marked a new spillover event from wildlife to cattle, separate from previous outbreaks.


The USDA should take “renewed action” to fight bird flu as infections rise during the winter months, said 23 U.S. senators in a letter sent on Wednesday to Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins. Photo: Getty Images Plus
Livestock, News, Reuters

U.S. senators push USDA for urgent action on bird flu vaccine

By Leah Douglas, Reuters December 11, 2025
A bipartisan group of U.S. senators this week urged the administration of President Donald Trump to finalize a science-based plan for developing a bird flu vaccine for livestock, according to a letter seen by Reuters.

Trump unveils $12 billion aid package for farmers hit by trade war
News, Reuters

Trump unveils $12 billion aid package for farmers hit by trade war

By Reuters December 8, 2025
U.S. President Donald Trump on Monday unveiled a $12 billion aid package for American farmers, the latest government effort to shore up a key political constituency hurt by the financial fallout from his trade policies.


Reuters
News, Reuters

Trump to unveil $12 billion aid package for farmers hit by trade war

By Reuters December 8, 2025
U.S. President Donald Trump will unveil a $12 billion aid package for American farmers affected by his trade policies on Monday, two White House officials said.

Shipments of U.S. crops to China are accelerating after a tense tariff war had stalled trade for months, with at least six bulk cargo vessels scheduled to load with soybeans at Gulf Coast terminals through mid-December.
Markets, News, Reuters

More U.S. soybean shipments to China due to load through mid-December

By Karl Plume, Reuters December 3, 2025
Shipments of U.S. crops to China are accelerating after a tense tariff war had stalled trade for months, with at least six bulk cargo vessels scheduled to load with soybeans at Gulf Coast terminals through mid-December, according to a shipping schedule seen by Reuters on Tuesday.


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