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Farm production costs to hit record highs in 2027, USDA says Original

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By Ryan Hanrahan Verified
| Farmers' Advance Verified
Farm News Media reported that “USDA’s new 2027 cost of production forecast reveals farmers may not see meaningful relief from elevated production costs anytime soon.
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USDA to Move Much of FAS, Rural Development out of DC

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By Ryan Hanrahan Verified
| Farms.com
By Ryan Hanrahan Politico’s Rachel Shin and Grace Yarrow reported that “the Agriculture Department is starting to roll out details for Washington-area workers facing relocation and reorganization orders, according to announcements released Wednesday.” “USDA will establish an ‘operational support hub’ for its Foreign Agricultural Service in Kansas City, Missouri, moving most of its capital-area employees to the station,” Shin and Yarrow reported.
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Urea Prices Return to Pre-Iran War Levels in the U.S.

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By Ryan Hanrahan Verified
| Farms.com
By Ryan Hanrahan Bloomberg’s Anuradha Raghu, Sara Bapat, and Agnieszka de Sousa reported that “the Iran war risk premium that swept through crop and fertilizer markets is rapidly evaporating as fears of prolonged supply disruptions fade, easing one of the biggest threats to food inflation.” “Prices of urea — one of the world’s most important crop nutrients — have plunged more than 30% since mid-April, wiping out the gains triggered by the conflict,” Raghu, Bapat and de Sousa reported.
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