Agri-Pulse Daily Voice

A soybean crushing facility in China is one of many grain-handling outfits undergoing expansions in the country.

China is now the top spender in the world on public ag research, and two former USDA officials say the U.S. should do more to prevent private sector companies from having to pick up the slack.

A group of American producers traveling through China say a mutually beneficial trade relationship should emerge between the two countries.

China is looking at increasing its use of ethanol to fuel its vehicles, and U.S. farmers could benefit from the policy.

Ambassador Terry Branstad says the U.S. and China can have a mutually-beneficial trade relationship once the current tariff situation is resolved.

Agri-Pulse is in China this week with farm broadcasters and agribusiness professionals from across the nation.

The House narrowly passed the farm bill on Thursday, clearing the way for the chamber to bring its legislation into negotiations with the Senate.

The House narrowly passed the farm bill on Thursday, clearing the way for the chamber to bring its legislation into negotiations with the Senate.