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It's a global market.

Why bother , Sanctions are applied by losers . There are alternatives . Willing buyer willing seller . Win Win . Except China wanted to dispose off US " D "

The US market is really important for the Chinese economy

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Most, if not all, soybeans from Brazil or the US are mainly used for animal feed. As the standard of living increases, the appetitive of pigs is also increased rapidly.

​@@yunko9369*:* Soybean is used to feed cattle and poultry.

When did US ban export?

@@archstanton5973 I know it is for animal feed, but not sure used in feeding cattles.

​@@luting3No actual ban. But the US keeps insulting China and branding it an "enemy". Do you really think China is going to buy US stuff?

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Oh it will. Brazil is now a moderate producer of wheat as well mainly in south brazil because better climate for wheat but they are trying to increase production to become a net exporter of wheat by the next 10 years. Brazil is already becoming a significant producer of wheat. But they're trying to create a variety that can within warmer climates. Brazil went from a minor producer and exporter of corn and soy to becoming the number one exporter of both the past few years. So trust me they'll achieve that with wheat as well.

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California taxes.

Don't worry, the humans have not all go away. :-) This week we had the 2024 Illinois Farm Economic Summit meeting so no one was available to record the 5-minute farmdoc videos which are abridged versions of the farmdoc daily articles. I decided to run an experiment in which we use AI to read the entire farmdoc daily article and run the series as a farmdoc daily podcast. Pros: 1. Content not restricted to availability of authors that are willing to record 5-minute farmdoc videos 2. Full article content so people may listen to entire article instead of an abridged version 3. More options for people to receive the farmdoc daily content Cons: 1. AI voice is not as good as a human voice even if it is much better than it was a few years ago 2. Additional work for farmdoc team The question we are trying to answer is if the effort is worth the results. Current estimate is that we may be able to produce an additional 50+ videos a year and still maintain the 5-minute farmdoc videos. What are your thoughts?

@@farmdoc im a content creator who also works 12 to 14 hour hours a day at my 9-5. I get that that doesn’t make sense but neither did this sentence. Reading out loud is much more difficult and so is editing it if there are errors or re-reads. Editing is already done by computers so why not the voice too, but at what point are we the content creators not creating anything? For what you are doing, text to speech accomplishes your goal. My polish friend whos a youtuber also, he is starting to use AI to do his english speaking youtube voice. His accent is so thick that it will most likely help him reach more English speakers. Long and winding response on my end. Sorry about that. Many hear an AI voice and assume its a chinese bot.

Thanks for letting us know. The X axis should be next year. The linked article has the correct chart.

To the extent that application of nitrogen does not cause winter wheat, as a cover crop, to become 'carbon emitting' (or at least, to 'lose' it's "carbon neutrality" as a winter-over crop), you are correct. -- Recent research in the Midwest DOES indeed show that Winter Wheat CAN reduce nitrogen runoff.