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China · China

Bunge Clears Way for $8.2 Billion Viterra Deal With China Nod

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Bunge Global SA’s $8.2 billion takeover of Glencore Plc-backed Viterra was green-lit by China, removing the last major hurdle to the deal’s conclusion.See the Story

White House · United States

US Biofuel Makers Are Stuck in a Slump While Waiting for Trump Policy

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The White House is gearing up to finally announce its new rules on biofuel blending, critical support for the industry that’s underpinned American farming over the past two decades. But for some producers of diesel made from soybeans, the move won’t be enough to rescue them from a months-long downturn that’s led to plant closings and layoffs.See the Story

Economy · Buenos Aires

Argentina’s Soybean Harvest Holds Steady Amid Weather Swings and Market Pressures

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Argentina’s soybean harvest for the 2024/25 season stands at the center of attention for global commodity markets. According to official figures from the Buenos Aires Grain Exchange and the U.S. Department of Agriculture, Argentina’s soybean production estimate remains between 48.5 and 50 million tons. As of late May, harvest progress reached about 80% to 93% […]See the Story

Petrobras Shares Rise as Oil Prices Surge, Company Gains R$52 Billion in Four Sessions

Stock gains follow jump in commodity prices after Israel's attack on Iran and help reduce Ibovespa's lossesWall Street · Israel See the Story

The Ministry of Cooperatives and Mutuals Came Out to Defend the Role of the Inta

After the decision of President Javier Milei to modify and reduce the structure of the National Institute of Agricultural Technology (Inta), referents of that body met with the Minister of Cooperatives and Provincial Mutuals, Gustavo Brandan, to discuss the situation of the agricultural technical organization, which was defended by the governor Martín Llaryora himself.The meeting counted on the participation of prominent figures from the politic…Javier Milei · Argentina See the Story

The Trend Is Reversed: Private Employment Recorded in Agriculture Declined During March, After a Period of Growth

A large part of the agricultural sector is going through a crisis, the result of the gap between production costs and international prices, which broke the margins indicators of farmers. With this crisis, the structure of companies linked to the sector was also strongly resented, such as those of agricultural inputs, which the news headlines held with rutilating breaks a few months ago. Many companies that depend on the good harvests of agricult…Agriculture · Argentina Read Article

The World Changed: Warrant Issues Reached a Historic Record so Far This Year Thanks to Technological Advances

During the first five months of 2025, warrants were issued in dollars for 3384 million and in pesos for 77,685 million, data reflecting a record increase of 538% and 232 per cent, respectively, compared to the same period of 2024. Official data, reported by the Undersecretary of Agrofood Markets and International Insertion, show that the greatest increase was observed in the issuance of warrants and certificates of deposit for sugar, which in Ja…Agriculture · Argentina See the Story

Concern over the Future of INTA Río Cuarto over the Government's Adjustment

Rio Cuarto headquarters, with only six workers, could disappear. Javier Milei’s executive evaluates closing agencies, cutting staff and modifying its historic governance. Read moreRío Cuarto · Río Cuarto See the Story

Bioceres Is Excited that Its HB4 Event Is One of the Technological Keys that Allow the Expansion and Self-Sufficiency of Wheat in Brazil

During a seminar organized by Embrapa (Brazilian INTA) and the IICA (Inter-American Institute of Cooperation for Agriculture), directors of Bioceres installed the idea that the transgenic event HB4 inserted into the wheat germplasm could be one of the keys to the expansion of the area sown with cereal in the neighboring country. This hypothesis, if it were to materialize, would collapse one of the main businesses that has to the Argentine agricu…Brazil · Brazil Read Article

Agro-Industrial Policy: The Bioethanol Industry in Brazil Is Helping to Improve Cereal Export Prices

The latest report of the Brazilian official agency Conab shows the strategic importance of having an agro-industrial policy aimed at generating value in the territory. Although Conab adjusted upwards the Brazilian corn harvest estimate 2025 to place it now at 128.2 million tons, it maintained the exportable supply projection at 34.0 million tons for this year. It also adjusted upwards the domestic stock forecast, although it remains far from the…Brazil · Brazil Read Article

Nito Ponzio, an Accountant Raised “in the Field” Who Met the Agribusinesses by Chance, Has a Clear Goal: “You Have to Enjoy the Road”

It comes from running the XK Race of San Rafael, Mendoza, one of the triathlons (mountain bike, kayak and trekking) that had pending. For José “Nito” Ponzio, the sports challenges are quite similar to those presented to him in his work. The important thing is the process, to enjoy the training (or the design of a strategy), of the race (the start-up) and the result (if, in the end, you always have to look where it came, but without forgetting th…San Rafael · San Rafael Read Article

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Top Bichos De Campo News

Bunge Clears Way for $8.2 Billion Viterra Deal With China Nod

US Biofuel Makers Are Stuck in a Slump While Waiting for Trump Policy

Argentina’s Soybean Harvest Holds Steady Amid Weather Swings and Market Pressures

Petrobras Shares Rise as Oil Prices Surge, Company Gains R$52 Billion in Four Sessions

The Ministry of Cooperatives and Mutuals Came Out to Defend the Role of the Inta

The Trend Is Reversed: Private Employment Recorded in Agriculture Declined During March, After a Period of Growth

The World Changed: Warrant Issues Reached a Historic Record so Far This Year Thanks to Technological Advances

Concern over the Future of INTA Río Cuarto over the Government's Adjustment

Bioceres Is Excited that Its HB4 Event Is One of the Technological Keys that Allow the Expansion and Self-Sufficiency of Wheat in Brazil

Agro-Industrial Policy: The Bioethanol Industry in Brazil Is Helping to Improve Cereal Export Prices

Nito Ponzio, an Accountant Raised “in the Field” Who Met the Agribusinesses by Chance, Has a Clear Goal: “You Have to Enjoy the Road”

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