Fruit, Vegetable, and Tree Nut Senior Analyst David Magaña explains how Peru has gained prominent footing in global fruit & vegetable trade. A favorable climate and massive investments in irrigation have helped the country to increase its share of the international market – should US producers be worried?

What will 2020 bring for animal protein markets in the US and around the world? Animal Protein Analysts Don Close and Christine McCracken discuss the RaboResearch 2020 Animal Protein Outlook.

Stefan Vogel, RaboResearch Global Sector Strategist for Grains & Oilseeds, joins Steve Nicholson and Erin FitzPatrick to talk about developments that could affect grain and oilseed markets the world over – from harvest woes in North America and Argentine elections to wheat production in northern Africa.

RaboResearch Fresh Produce and Tree Nut Analysts Roland Fumasi and David Magaña give an update on the blueberry market after releasing their latest RaboResearch paper: Newcomers Reshaping the US Fresh Blueberry Market

The US team welcomes a special Aussie guest, RaboResearch Analyst Wes LeFroy, and compares notes on the latest G&O news from both the US and Australia.

Sam Taylor and Charlie Clack address a key issue facing cotton growers in both Australia and the US: herbicide resistance in weeds. Integrated management, new technology, and potential consequences are hot topics in RaboResearch’s latest Transpacific podcast.

This episode also appeared today on our sister podcast RaboResearch Food & Agribusiness Australia & New Zealand

Steve Nicholson and Andrew Tasker take the pulse of the Grains & Oilseeds sector from the middle of the grain belt in the middle of summer.

Steve Nicholson and Andrew Tasker introduce Erin FitzPatrick and take stock of a soggy spring.

US organic food sales continue to rise, but the pace of growth has slowed. Organic fruits and vegetables continue to be the largest organic segment, but prices have softened on higher volumes. Senior Fruits, Vegetables and Tree Nuts Analyst Roland Fumasi looks at where the organics market might go.