Australia's wheat production is forecast to fall 11% to 32 million tonnes in 2026-27 while barley production rises 4.4% to 17.7 million tonnes as farmers shift plantings due to higher nitrogen fertilizer prices and anticipated moisture stress; wheat exports projected at 25 million tonnes with futures prices about 15% above the 10-year average, and barley exports at 13 million tonnes, the second co
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Australia’s wheat totals fall as 2026-27 barley production grows
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Texas A&M Maps Screwworm Genes to Protect Livestock
Texas A&M received nearly $4 million in USDA funding to map New World screwworm genetics from Honduras outbreak samples, aiming to detect drug resistance and improve outbreak tracking to protect livestock from the parasite now returning to the United States.
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Identifying yield-limiting pinch points
A farmer discusses managing high spring input costs and fertilizer prices by setting marketing targets, maintaining canola in rotation as prices rose, and addressing challenges like excess rainfall and gopher control in a region emerging from drought.
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Russian Winter Planting Erases Most of Its Lag
Russian winter grain planting reached 14.9 mln ha as of Oct. 23, just 1% below last year after recovering from a 10% lag in early October; SovEcon expects final area a few percent below last year, with fertilizer application risks from weak farm economics potentially affecting 2027 yields.
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How To Stretch Your Fertility Budget
Post-harvest field evaluation and soil testing help growers optimize fertilizer spending by matching nutrient applications to realistic yield goals and field-specific conditions rather than repeating standard programs.
Wed 28 Oct
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Replenish Nutrients Expands Fertilizer Production
Replenish Nutrients is expanding fertilizer production capacity across Alberta and Minnesota facilities, with plans to reach 2,000 metric tonnes monthly in Beiseker by 2027 and 100,000 metric tonnes annually in Crookston, aiming to strengthen supply and lower unit costs as volumes grow.
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New Fertilizer Projects Set to Boost Farm Production
USDA selected eight fertilizer projects totaling $1.34 billion in investments to expand domestic production capacity by approximately 1.08 million tons annually, with economic analysis suggesting potential price reductions of 4.4% for nitrogen and 5.3% for potash once facilities become operational.
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