TOPIC(S): Livestock/Meat, Beef Cattle,

07/26/2023 SOURCE: www.wsj.com

Farmers Work to Cool Livestock and Chickens as Heat Gets Extreme

The health of animals and farmers’ incomes are under threat as temperatures soar in the U.S.

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TOPIC(S): Soil Health, Carbon Farming,

06/30/2023 SOURCE: www.wsj.com

Food Companies Look to Measure How Soil Captures Carbon

Nestlé and General Mills are encouraging regenerative farming to cut carbon emissions in their value chain.

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TOPIC(S): Soil Health, Agriculture Global, Carbon Farming,

06/29/2023 SOURCE: www.wsj.com

Agriculture Companies Push Carbon-Capture Farming; Growers Are Skeptical

Executives say farming programs designed to capture carbon dioxide in fields offer long-term benefits including healthier soil, and they provide extra cash.

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Opinion | China Is Buying the Farm

State-owned companies have bought many acres near U.S. military bases. What is Beijing up to?

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Cattle Ranchers Take Aim at Meatpackers’ Dominance

Nebraska cattlemen plan to build their own butchering plant to bypass America’s meat-processing giants, which they say underpay for livestock even as inflation drives up food prices.

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Topics: Agriculture US, Ag Podcast US, Fruit, Economics,

Orange-Juice Prices Climb After Forecasts for the Smallest Crop Since 1945

Florida’s oranges are smaller than usual and dropping out of trees as disease spoils the juice crop.

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WSJ News Exclusive | Sanderson Farms Explores Sale

The chicken producer has attracted interest from suitors including agricultural investment firm Continental Grain.

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Opinion | It Shouldn’t Cost the Farm to Fix a Tractor

New ones require software that only authorized dealers are allowed to use.

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For U.S. Farmers, China Is Back and Bigger Than Ever

Agricultural exports to China are surging three years after the start of a painful trade war, but American farmers remain concerned about the risks of relying on one big market.

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Topics: Agriculture US, Poultry, Food/Nutrition,

Tyson, Pilgrim’s Agree to Settle Some Chicken Price-Fixing Claims

Restaurant chains, supermarket operators and food distributors have accused Tyson, Pilgrim’s and other chicken companies of coordinating production and pricing to boost prices.

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