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TOPIC(S): Corn/Maize, Soybeans, Commodities, USDA,

06/10/2021 SOURCE: www.agriculture.com

USDA data is market-friendly for corn, bearish soybeans

Investors are expected to turn their attention back toward U.S. crop weather.

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TOPIC(S): Livestock/Meat, Agriculture Global, AgriBusiness,

06/01/2021 SOURCE: www.agriculture.com

JBS statement on cyber attack

GREELEY, Colo., May 31, 2021 -- On Sunday, May 30, JBS USA determined that it was the target of an organized cybersecurity attack, affecting some of the servers supporting its North American and Australian IT systems. The company took immediate action, suspending all affected systems, notifying authorities, and activating the company’s global network of IT professionals and third-party experts to resolve the situation. The company’s backup servers were not affected, and it is actively working with an Incident Response firm to restore its systems as soon as possible.

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Update-Mississippi River bridge remains closed Friday

As of Friday morning, barge traffic on the Mississippi River remains temporarily suspended.

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Topics: Fertilizer, Ag Tech, Ag Innovation,

High-tech manure

With draglines and on-the-go sensors, livestock fertilizer hits the fast track.

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USDA seeks groups, farmers' participation in $25 million grant program

This program combines government expertise with private landowners to boost conservation efforts.

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John Deere addresses the ongoing risks of living in a digital world

With 49% of the world’s data projected to be stored in the cloud by 2025, cybersecurity and data privacy remain the most significant issues posed by life online.

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After COVID’s chill, a hot recovery is at hand

The U.S. economy could grow at its fastest rate — 7% — in nearly four decades, with the farm sector sharing in the energetic recovery from the pandemic, said CoBank on Thursday.

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Amazon deforestation rose 17% in 'dire' 2020, data shows

By Anastasia MoloneyBOGOTA, April 7 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Deforestation in the Amazon, the world's largest rainforest, rose by 17% last year, with wildfires, beef production and logging causing forested areas roughly the size of El Salvador to disappear, according to new data published on Wednesday.The loss of primary forest - the clearing of old-growth, intact forest for the first time - hit its third-highest annual total on record since 2000, reaching 2.3 million hectares (5.6 million acres) in the nine countries spanned by the Amazon.