HARVEST SEASON WILL BE STARTING SOON AND FORECASTS PREDICT IOWA WILL HAVE A RECORD CORN CROP, WHICH WOULD BRING A DROP IN PRICES.
IOWA AG SECRETARY MIKE NAIG SAYS HE’S WORKING TO CONTINUE FINDING NEW INTERNATIONAL MARKETS FOR IOWA’S TOP COMMODITIES.
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NAIG ACKNOWLEDGES THIS IS A CHALLENGING SITUATION WHEN LOOKING AT PRICES AND PROFITABILITY FOR GROWERS OF CORN AND SOYBEANS.
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WHILE MANY IOWANS HAVE BEEN CONCERNED ABOUT THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION’S TARIFFS, NAIG SAYS THOSE TARIFFS ARE TRANSLATING TO TRADE OPPORTUNITIES, INCLUDING WITH PARTNERS IN THE U-K, JAPAN AND KOREA.
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NAIG MADE HIS COMMENTS DURING A VISIT TO NORTHWEST IOWA THIS WEEK.
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