US Cow Liquidation: How Big Is It?

US Cow Liquidation: How Big Is It?

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Global semiannual fertilizer outlook: Tensions in the Middle East trigger disruptions in the fertilizer market

Agriculture Analyst Paul Joules chats with Bruno Fonseca, Senior Farm Inputs Analyst and recent lead author of RaboResearch's latest Semiannual Fertilizer Outlook, to discuss the key impacts of the Middle East crisis on global fertilizer markets. Disclaimer: Please refer to our g ...  Show more

Rain, cropping area, and margins: early signs from the 2026/27 Australian winter crop

In this episode, RaboResearch analyst Vítor Pistóia unpacks the early signals for Australia's 2026/27 winter crop, drawing on what's being said on the ground. The discussion looks at seasonal conditions and shifting area decisions, alongside the growing impact of high input costs ...  Show more

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