Brazil Bets on China 

By James Thompson

Napoleon supposedly once said, China is a sleeping giant, and when it awakens the world will tremble. If the world didn't tremble early this summer as...

EU APPROVES ANOTHER BIOTECH CORN 

Compiled By Greg Lamp

The European Commission is on its way to approving the second corn event in six years, Monsanto's NK603, also known as Roundup Ready 2, for feed and industrial...

NCC: DRAFT WTO FRAMEWORK UNACCEPTABLE 

Compiled By Sherry Collins

National Cotton Council (NCC) Chairman Woody Anderson says the World Trade Organization (WTO) draft framework document, contains many pitfalls for U.S....

China Still Seen Becoming Grain Importer  

Richard Brock

China Still Seen Becoming Grain Importer
Despite improved crop production this year due to favorable weather, China is expected to become a net importer of grains...

Brock Online Notes 

China Said To End Brazil Soy Ban
China has suspended its ban on Brazilian soybean exporters after accepting new, tougher sanitary standards, which should allow soy exporters to begin unloading cargo...

Outlook: Soybeans And China 

University of Illinois

Many insist that the current situation regarding China and soybeans featuring weak demand, low feed prices, poor crush margins, and a glut of soybeans is only temporary...

Brock Online Notes 

Little Progress In China Soy Talks
Little progress has been made in talks between South American soy exporters and cash-strapped Chinese soy processors who are threatening to default...

The Road Warrior of Agriculture 

Dave Kohl

The China Syndrome and American Real Estate
Recently I experienced some of the bad weather in Nebraska and Iowa. Very similar storm clouds are building on the economic horizon....

Brock Online Notes 

China Soy Shipments Suspended
Most international soybean suppliers had by Monday suspended loading South American cargoes for China due to a growing risk of defaults and increasing ...

Brock Online Notes 

China Processors Seek Help
China's financially strapped soybean processors are appealing to U.S. grain companies to help keep them afloat by accepting measures such as deferred payments...