AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoImmigration Pressure on Farm Labor: A Yakima Valley farmworker chose self-deportation to Mexico after Trump’s immigration crackdown, highlighting how enforcement is reshaping seasonal agriculture workforces. Trade Friction in Livestock: U.S. pork exports to Mexico fell about $30M in May after Mexico tightened pseudorabies-related restrictions tied to Iowa/Texas outbreaks, raising pressure for policy changes. Biofuels Tariff Fight: The U.S. Corn Growers Association backed proposed 25% tariffs on Brazilian ethanol, urging a broader review of Brazil’s biofuel rules and market access. Input-Cost Squeeze: A new analysis says tight margins are becoming a global norm for farmers as fertilizer uncertainty and high costs persist. Weather Risk for Food Systems: Forecasters increased confidence that a very strong El Niño is developing, with major implications for rainfall, flooding, and crop conditions across the Americas. Panama Medical Cannabis Launch: Tilray Medical began commercial medical cannabis distribution in Panama via local pharmacies, expanding regulated access across Latin America. Colombia Clean Energy Boost: Colombia’s Puerta de Oro Solar Park entered commercial operation, adding 360 MWp to the grid and supporting regional jobs.
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