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November 22, 2023
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Hazard or Hysteria? Farmers Trigger Suburban Uproar
 
When a Tennessee farming family decided to build a small rice mill and provide a local food source, they ran headlong into suburban uproar. Social media posts portrayed the farmers as “evil, cruel and environmentally destructive,” and Fox 13 Memphis piled on, covering the proposed rice mill as part of its “Contaminated Community” TV series. The gulf between food and consumer has never been greater.
 
 
 

Due to a lack of moisture, Chip Flory believes many farmers in central Brazil will finish soybeans but possibly forgo planting their second corn crop. Planting delays have occurred in southern Brazil as well but for the opposite reason — some areas have received 20” to 30” of rain in the past month to 40 days.

Brazilian Farmers Still have 30% of Their Soybeans to Plant
 
 
 

Farm income is expected to drop notably from last year alongside lower revenues and higher expenses, but remain well above the historic average.

KC Fed: Credit Conditions For Livestock Producers To Improve, Deteriorate For Crop Farmers
 
 
 

The agency says exports picked up steam this year in countries such as Canada, India and Japan and the new Regional Agricultural Promotion Program will keep the wheels of progress turning in 2024.

USDA Says Trade Efforts Are Working to Build Markets Abroad
 
 
 

While Jose Luis Gonzalez Chacon, a poultry and palm oil farmer from Colombia, is vulnerable to violence, he refuses to be a victim. On his family farm, they're trying to advance a new idea: peace through agriculture.

Peace Through Agriculture
 
 
 
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