In a fact sheet, the White House said President Trump and Chinese
President Xi Jinping agreed to create a new board of trade and China will make
specific purchases of U.S. agricultural products.
BChina to Buy $17 Billion in Ag Products
It will be a week of watching for reality over promise, as the markets and
the world begin to settle in after the U.S.-China summit, the stalemate in the
war with Iran, and the hard red winter wheat tour.
BTop 5 Things to Watch
This week finds DTN's View From the Cab farmers in the midst of planting
and tending their emerging crops.
BView From the Cab
Firms with nitrogen projects at various stages of development say they
have seen more focus on ramping up production, especially since Trump
administration officials announced a strategy at the end of April to build out
more fertilizer production as quickly as possible.
FFertilizer Supply Push Faces Hurdles
Widespread areas of rain and severe weather are forecast through at least
next Wednesday. That may include a little snow in pockets of the Northern
Plains.
BAg Weather Forum