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Geopolitics Sets the Price: China, Tariffs and the Black Sea Redraw the Grain Map
The China deal, a 13% tariff on U.S. soybeans and Black Sea bottlenecks are setting prices in 2026. What to watch before committing grain to a sale.
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Aviation Fuel Becomes a Buyer of Corn and Soybeans and Rewrites the Grower’s Math
Global SAF output reaches 2.4 million tonnes in 2026. Why the ethanol route favours corn over soybean oil and what that means for grain producers.
Biologicals 2.0: Microbiology Moved From Talking Point to Line Item
The biostimulants market reaches US$4.9 billion in 2026 with double-digit growth. What changed in the technology and how to validate a biological.
Record Cattle Prices, a Shrinking Herd and Screwworm: The Bill Global Beef Is Paying in 2026
Ground beef is up 57% in five years, the U.S. herd sits at a record low and screwworm is back. What the tight cattle cycle means for producers.
Farm Machinery: Why 2026 May Be the Bottom of the Cycle and What That Means for Buyers
Deere calls 2026 the bottom of the cycle, CNH guides to a 5% decline and AGCO sales fell 13%. What the downturn means and how to negotiate a fleet renewal.
AI on the Farm Has Left the Pilot Stage: Adoption Hits 60% on Large Operations
AI adoption reaches 60% on large farms and robotic tractors pass 18% of new sales. What already pays for itself in the field and what is still a promise.
EUDR: With 30 December Closing In, Plot-Level Traceability Is No Longer Optional
From 30 December 2026, coffee, soy, beef and timber only enter the EU with origin proven by polygon. Here is what has to be ready before the deadline.
Fertilizer in 2026: Double-Digit Increases, Hormuz Risk and How to Lock In Next Season’s Cost
The global fertilizer index is set to rise more than 30% in 2026. What drives urea, phosphates and potash, and five decisions that hold cost down.
Brazil’s 2026/27 Soybean Crop: The Slowest Growth in Three Decades
Soybean area grows just 0.9% and output lands near 182 million tonnes in Brazil’s 2026/27 crop. What stalled the expansion and what it changes for growers.
A Strong El Niño Is Building: What Changes on the Farm From Late 2026 Into 2027
NOAA puts the odds of a very strong El Nino at 63% for the Nov 2026 to Jan 2027 peak. See the regional impact and how to adjust planting and hedging.