AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoFood Safety Shock (Cyclospora): The U.S. FDA says a Taylor Farms cyclospora result on iceberg lettuce was a false positive after re-testing, but the multistate recall and “don’t eat” guidance remain in place as investigators continue tracing the outbreak. Supply Chain & Trade: The U.S. is reviewing USMCA with an eye on strengthening farm export access, while Bayer’s Ruveon withdrew a China glyphosate duty petition after farmers warned it could spike input costs. Farm Economics: Iowa’s net farm income fell sharply (down 53% from 2022 to 2024), and Michigan’s hemp rules are under review—potentially shaping whether the state captures more of the growing hemp economy. Agricultural Innovation: Iraq announced it produced “Super S” potato seeds, meeting top international quality standards. Climate & Resilience: Research in the UK is testing whether abandoned mines can be repurposed for underground crop production as heat stress rises. Ag Policy & Capacity: Teagasc opened applications for a new farm manager apprenticeship in Ireland, and Ghana is building a national evidence platform to guide agriculture and food security planning.
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