This Week in Agribusiness, October 31, 2026

Ethanol/export demand, crop market trends, weather, tillage tech, drone growth, and Organic Grower Summit are featured this week.

FFA Chapter Tribute: Luke McCrea

The FFA Tribute goes to the Minnesota State FFA president.

What are the best strategies for feeding late cut silage?

Following the two-month-long drought, fertiliser was late going out, which ultimately meant silage was late coming in. A lot of silage in the yard was cut after mid-September, but with the grass growing so quickly after the drought, and daylight already well back when it was harvested, much of it ended up relatively poor in […] The post What are the best strategies for feeding late cut silage? appeared first on Agriland.ie.

Weaker demand raises uncertainty for 2027 global pork outlook

Disappointing pork markets in the third quarter (Q3) of this year and tightening margins in key markets are leading to a reexamination of pig production for 2027, according to Rabobank. The latest global pork quarterly report for Q4 2026 shows that weaker demand trends are putting pressure on year-end pork markets, causing uncertainty for next […] The post Weaker demand raises uncertainty for 2027 global pork outlook appeared first on Agriland.ie.

Harvest news slim in eastern Australia after rain

A fitful start to eastern Australia's harvest means GrainCorp is yet issue its first receivals report, and Qld farmer Brendan Taylor talks of the mixed blessing of rain.

Feedgrain Focus: Big year for barley blending expected

A finish of contrasts in south-western NSW vs northern NSW and southern Qld is pushing lightweight barley into the feed market as a blending option for growers and consumers.

CFS54 opened its first day with high‑level, evidence‑based dialogue supported by broad participation from across the global agrifood value chain.

Through the Private Sector Mechanism (PSM), stakeholders from diverse regions and roles — farmers, processors, traders, and agrifood businesses — contributed grounded insights and operational experience.  The active involvement of […] The post CFS54 opened its first day with high‑level, evidence‑based dialogue supported by broad participation from across the global agrifood value chain. appeared first on International Agri-Food Network (IAFN).

Side Event | World Food Forum 2026: Scaling Agri‑food Innovation and Private Sector Engagement – World Food Forum Side Event 

Scaling Agri‑food Innovation and Private Sector Engagement – World Food Forum Side Event  🌍 The real measure of a successful forum is what happens because people came together.  Our session […] The post Side Event | World Food Forum 2026: Scaling Agri‑food Innovation and Private Sector Engagement – World Food Forum Side Event  appeared first on International Agri-Food Network (IAFN).

Price rises leave milk as a low earner, or loss, for any farmer without pastures

Kenyan President Ruto’s announcement this month that milk prices paid to farmers…

Exporters tackle red tape and expansion for dried chillies to China

The Kenya Plant Health Inspectorate Services (KEPHIS) has announced the opening of…

Brussels Notebook: Chancellor has done nothing to get UK debt under control

As damp squibs go the budget was a banger with no bang. The Chancellor, John Healey, did nothing to get UK debt under control; he did nothing to stop further growth of the welfare budget, which the Office for Budgetary Responsibility (OBR) says is on course to absorb 11 per cent of government spending.

Don't miss out on award winning Beef Shorthorns

If you are planning to start up a new herd, source a new female line to boost your existing Beef Shorthorn enterprise, or on the hunt for a new stock bull you can't afford to miss this weekend's First Edition online sale hosted by Alfie and Elaine Shaw.

MSP Push Signals a Shift Towards Pulses and Oilseeds, but Procurement Holds the Key

BK JHA The Centre’s decision to raise the Minimum Support Prices (MSP) of all six mandated Rabi crops for the 2027-28 marketing season sends a clear signal on the direction … The post MSP Push Signals a Shift Towards Pulses and Oilseeds, but Procurement Holds the Key appeared first on Agriculture Post.

Union Agriculture Minister Suspends Two Marketing Officers Over Bribery Complaints

Union Agriculture and Farmers’ Welfare Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has taken serious note of complaints of bribery in the Agriculture Department. Acting on complaints that bribes were sought from warehouse … The post Union Agriculture Minister Suspends Two Marketing Officers Over Bribery Complaints appeared first on Agriculture Post.

Hausbesitzer schneidet Äste von Nachbarbaum ab: Gericht findet Baumschnitt in Ordnung #recht

Der Eigentümer eines Grundstücks schneidet die Äste eines Baumes ab, die vom Nachbargrundstück hinüberragen. Zuvor hatte er dem

EuroTier 2026: Diese Highlights und Hallen lohnen sich für Landwirte wirklich #eurotier #geflügel

EuroTier 2026 in Hannover: Alle Infos zu Tickets, Terminen, Neuheiten und Highlights für Landwirte!

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Why Multi-Generation Farms Have the Best Workshops

Behind resilient agricultural operations is a well-equipped, thoughtfully designed farm workshop, which is why multi-generation farms have the best workshops. When equipment breaks during a narrow harvesting window, success often relies on whether a crew can make a weld or swap a part on-site. Otherwise, production must wait days for an outside technician. The Rising […] This information Why Multi-Generation Farms Have the Best Workshops appeared first on AgriFarming

From Farm to Carton: How Transparency Standards Became the New Competitive Edge for Organic Egg Brands

The organic egg aisle presents a crowded landscape of labels and certifications. For years, seeing the organic seal has been enough to confirm trust in a purchase. However, today’s shoppers want to know the full story behind each carton. They seek details about outdoor access, feed sourcing and farm-level practices that go beyond the baseline. […] This information From Farm to Carton: How Transparency Standards Became the New Competitive Edge for Organic Egg Brands appeared first on AgriFarming