Free trade of U.S. feed products and poultry from the U.S. to Mexico has allowed Mexican producers and consumers to benefit from lower feed costs and lower reta...
For many Americans and Europeans, Africa is the charity continent—a hopeless land of starving people who need handouts merely to survive.
Sometimes it seems ...
The slowdown in shipments through the U.S. west coast’s largest container port in Los Angeles, California due to a labor dispute has caught national attention f...
In 2014, the farmers of Truth about Trade & Technology celebrated the centennial year of Norman Borlaug, the father of the Green Revolution. We also marked ...
In early December 2014, China announced it would issue import approvals for three biotechnology products, one corn event and two soybean events, important to U....
The world of your grandparents may seem utterly different from your own. Where I live, however, it looks like nothing has changed.
I raise sorghum and maize ...
One of the challenges of crafting a new free trade agreement with the EU in the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) negotiations is overcoming...
Farm consolidation has become an ongoing issue in China. The No. 1 Central Document for 2014 released jointly in January by the Central Committee of the Chinese...
The Panama Canal almost was the Nicaragua Canal. A little more than a century ago, the United States came close to building “the path between the seas” to the n...
China’s rejection of cargos of U.S. corn containing a biotech trait not yet approved for import has reopened a continuing problem. At issue is Syngenta AG's Ag...
