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FOXNEWS Americas Newsroom July 6, 2024 - Vimarsana News

FOXNEWS Americas Newsroom July 6, 2024

there were police there. it looked calm. lots of media cameras. it is happening. new york is stungling to house more than 40,000 migrants bused from the southern border over the past year. the city is also plagued by crime and homelessness. the president will be talking about infrastructure. >> bill: he will announce $3 hundred million in funding for a new tunnel under the hudson river. critics say it's distracting from issues. >> dana: a new poll reveal what voters say the country's biggest problem is. not infrastructure. it is poor leadership. >> bill: just a few blocks from the we...

Brazil's Conab Cuts Outlook for Corn and Soybeans - Vimarsana News

Brazil's Conab Cuts Outlook for Corn and Soybeans

By Kirk Maltais Brazil's Conab made cuts to its outlook for both corn and soybeans production in 2023/24 - reducing its soybean outlook to 149.4 million tons...

USDA Tightens Brazil Corn and Soybean Supply Outlook - Vimarsana News

USDA Tightens Brazil Corn and Soybean Supply Outlook

By Kirk Maltais The Agriculture Department cut its outlook for Brazilian corn and soybean production, although its reduction of the soybean estimate was less...

Jorge Gaviria on Corn's Culinary Comeback - Vimarsana News

Jorge Gaviria on Corn's Culinary Comeback

20 Minutes With: The James Beard nominee, inspired by regenerative agriculture and high-end restaurants, is carving out a spot in the $48 billion global...

Drought takes toll on Missouri farmers' crops, cattle - Vimarsana News

Drought takes toll on Missouri farmers' crops, cattle

ST. LOUIS • Parts of Missouri are so dry that corn crops are suffering and hay for cattle is in short supply, with water becoming increasingly scarce, experts say.