European Parliament approves tariff removal for U.S. beef, and E. coli hits California leafy greens growers hard.

Iowa and Illinois take 20% of all trade war tariff reimbursement payments, and Ryerson study finds children who eat potatoes for breakfast have better memories, improved blood sugar levels and better appetite suppression.

Clear up difference between yams and sweet potatoes, and J.R. Simplot acquires Pinnacle Agriculture.

Peru grape exports up 5%, and Americans eat their share of Thanksgiving potatoes.

National Pork Production Council says pork could boost ag economy 6% if Chinese tariffs dropped, and U.S. Composting Council urges composting Salinas, California romaine tied to E. coli.

Agri Marketing Magazine names 2019 Product of the Year, and U.S. Meat Export Federation explores red meat export opportunities in Africa.

Mexican tomato suspension remains in effect, and California wine grape harvest late but still good.

U.S. potato exports to Canada up 34%, and injectable antibiotics for cattle will soon be prescription only.

Both wages and the number of farm workers is up year to year, and Holiday ham prices higher.

Michigan follows suit in Cal, Wa, Or and Mass as states banning caged egg-laying hens, and as delays continue with USMCA frustration grow in the Ag industry.