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Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins testified Tuesday before the U.S. Senate Appropriations Subcommittee on Agriculture about the fiscal year 2026 budget. She updated senators on payments for disaster relief as well as fielding questions about USDA staffing and program cuts. (Image from video livestream)
Disaster Aid, USDA Funds and Staff Cuts
5/6/2025 | 2:02 PM CDT
USDA's Rollins: Disaster Enrollment for $20 Billion in Aid Will Start Before End of May
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The Canadian government said it found insufficient evidence to support anti-dumping claims made against U.S. renewable diesel. (DTN file photo)
Canada: US Not Dumping Renewable Diesel
5/6/2025 | 8:52 AM CDT
Canada Rejects Claim That US Renewable Diesel Imports Hurt Domestic Industry
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This map shows soybean planting progress by state, according to USDA NASS estimates released Monday. (DTN graphic by Kathy Myers)
USDA Weekly Crop Progress Report
5/5/2025 | 3:59 PM CDT
Crop Progress: Corn 40% Planted, Soybeans 30% Planted, Winter Wheat Rated 51...
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With the release of March trade data, it was confirmed that China had indeed taken advantage of the price break that it caused (with the surprising March 7 announcement of 100% tariffs on canola oil and meal imports), taking over 471,000 mt of canola in March alone with first quarter imports reaching 1.026 mmt. (Statistics Canada data, DTN chart)
Canada Markets
5/6/2025 | 3:11 PM CDT
March Data Confirms China Took Advantage of the Canola Price Break It Was Responsible For
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture has released details to Congress about nearly 15,200 staff who took a buyout to leave federal service. The job cuts come as the White House also proposes to cut the discretionary budget at USDA by $4.6 billion. Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins will testify this week in Congress about the proposed cuts. (DTN file photo)
USDA Staffing and Budget Cuts
5/5/2025 | 1:26 PM CDT
More Than 15,000 Employees Leaving USDA as White House Proposes More Budget Cuts
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  2. Canada Rejects Claim That US Renewable Diesel Imports Hurt Domestic Industry

  3. Crop Progress: Corn 40% Planted, Soybeans 30% Planted, Winter Wheat Rated 51...

  4. March Data Confirms China Took Advantage of the Canola Price Break It Was...

  5. More Than 15,000 Employees Leaving USDA as White House Proposes More Budget Cuts

     
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With the release of March trade data, it was confirmed that China had indeed taken advantage of the price break that it caused (with the surprising March 7 announcement of 100% tariffs on canola oil and meal imports), taking over 471,000 mt of canola in March alone with first quarter imports reaching 1.026 mmt. (Statistics Canada data, DTN chart)

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This map shows soybean planting progress by state, according to USDA NASS estimates released Monday. (DTN graphic by Kathy Myers)

Crop Progress: Corn 40% Planted, Soybeans 30% Planted, Winter Wheat Rated 51% Good-to-Excellent as of May 4

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Packers have their hands full managing the current marketplace as fed cash cattle prices have pressured their margins and boxed beef prices aren't rallying as normal for this time of year. (DTN ProphetX chart)

Packers Buy Up Some Cash Supply, But Remain Troubled With Boxed Beef Prices

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