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ASA and AFAC promote the development of SAF in Mexico

ASA and AFAC promote the development of SAF in Mexico

May 5, 2026 |

In Mexico, Aviacionline reported that  Airports and Auxiliary Services ( ASA ) will begin supplying sustainable aviation fuel this year through a pilot blending project at the Mexico Fuel Station. The initiative, coordinated with the Federal Civil Aviation Agency (AFAC) and the Ministry of Energy, aims to enable the first commercial flights using bio-kerosene in […]

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Argentine producers already harvested 11.6 million tons of soybean

Argentine producers already harvested 11.6 million tons of soybean

May 3, 2026 |

In Argentina, Bichos de Campo reported that the Argentine soybean harvest has already covered 18.3% of the national area to generate an supply of 11.6 million tons out of a total projected of 48.6 million. “While harvesting efforts are gaining momentum and are almost four points ahead of the previous season, they are still eleven […]

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Anec lowers its forecast for Brazilian soybean exports in April.

Anec lowers its forecast for Brazilian soybean exports in April.

May 3, 2026 |

In Brazil, Noticias Agricolas reported that Brazil’s soybean exports in April were estimated at 15.87 million tons, versus 16.4 million tons in the previous forecast, according to figures from the National Association of Cereal Exporters (Anec). Despite the reduced forecast, based on shipments and ship schedules, the total would still be slightly above the record […]

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Sorghum production in Brazil is expected to grow by 22% in the 2025/26 crop year

Sorghum production in Brazil is expected to grow by 22% in the 2025/26 crop year

May 3, 2026 |

In Brazil, Portal do Agronegocios reported that sorghum production in Brazil is expected to see strong growth in the 2025/2026 harvest. According to projections from the National Supply Company (Conab), the country should harvest 7.47 million tons, a 22% increase compared to the previous cycle, driven by the expansion of the planted area to 2.02 […]

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EU increased grain exports by 16%

EU increased grain exports by 16%

May 3, 2026 |

In Ukraine, UkrAgroConsult reported that over the first forty-three weeks of the current season, which began on July 1, 2025, the European Union exported 32.7 million tons of grain and processed grain products, which is 16% more compared to the same period of the 2024/2025 season. During the reporting period, Romania exported 6.3 million tons […]

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Indonesia 2026 crude palm oil output to fall due to El Nino, high fertilizer prices, association says

Indonesia 2026 crude palm oil output to fall due to El Nino, high fertilizer prices, association says

May 3, 2026 |

In Malaysia, The Star reported that Indonesia’s crude palm oil output this year may drop by up to 2 million metric tons compared to 2025 due to El Nino-related dry weather and high fertilizer prices driven by the war in Middle East, according to the head of the country’s palm oil producer association. GAPKI chairman […]

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Grain stocks in Ukraine increase sharply compared to last year

Grain stocks in Ukraine increase sharply compared to last year

May 3, 2026 |

In Ukraine, Odessa Journal reported that as of April 1, Ukraine’s stocks of cereals and legumes amounted to 15.68 million tons, which is 5.3 million tonns more than on April 1, 2025. This was reported by the Electronic Grain Exchange, citing the State Statistics Service. “Compared to last year, grain stocks held by agricultural enterprises […]

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Brazil’s corn production forecast holds at 134 million tons

Brazil’s corn production forecast holds at 134 million tons

May 3, 2026 |

In Ukraine, UkrAgroConsult reported that Brazil’s 2025/26 corn crop estimate remains unchanged at 134 million tons, although analysts highlight increasing weather-related risks. The main concern is declining rainfall in southern safrinha corn areas as the rainy season weakens. Recent precipitation has mainly benefited western and northern regions, including western Paraná and Mato Grosso do Sul. […]

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EU move to phase out soybeans as biofuel feedstock by 2030 threatens $2.2 billion in US exports

EU move to phase out soybeans as biofuel feedstock by 2030 threatens $2.2 billion in US exports

May 3, 2026 |

In Nebraska, Progressive Farmer reported that a decision by the European Commission on April 10, 2026, to phase out soybeans as a feedstock for biofuels by 2030 could have broader implications for U.S. agriculture, according to a new report from USDA’s Foreign Agricultural Service. The commission’s proposed regulation to update its methodology for determining what […]

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BASF and Nutrien collaborate on expanding farmer access to low-carbon biofuel markets

BASF and Nutrien collaborate on expanding farmer access to low-carbon biofuel markets

May 3, 2026 |

In North Carolina, BASF and Nutrien announced a strategic collaboration designed to help farmers gain more value from sustainable farming practices already in use.  Under this collaboration, Nutrien agronomists will work directly with growers to optimize yield potential using practical, on-farm sustainability practices. BASF digital tools – xarvio FIELD MANAGER and xarvio BIOENERGY – will […]

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