Jim Sutter
@1jsutter
U.S. Soy Export Promoter @USSEC with 40+ years in the global food + ag sector. Glass half full person who loves quality time with family. Tweets are mine.
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http://ussec.org 05-05-2014 13:08:52
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I and Arlan Suderman discussed the March Prospective Plantings report, sharing key takeaways for #soybeans: ☁️Weather will be a major factor. 💰It's a good market for buyers. 📈Cuts to interest rates could benefit international trade. blog.ussec.org/ussoyanalysis_…
The Army Corps of Engineers plans to fully open Baltimore's port and the Panama Canal is opening to more traffic. We’re overcoming logistical challenges in #globaltrade, but we must also think big about #supplychain resiliency now and on an ongoing basis. agriculturedive.com/news/panama-ca…
Our world runs on #infrastructure. As we’ve seen recently, this critical infrastructure is not immune to “potholes,” as AgWeb Editors writer Steve Cubbage puts it in his recent article. It means we need to think big (and internationally) about resiliency! agweb.com/news/crops/cro…
New, high-efficiency #aquaculture is catching on throughout Asia. Innovation like this is key to global #foodsecurity as our population grows. #USSoy's high suitability as a feed ingredient in aquatic environments is only going to become more important. reasonstobecheerful.world/adopting-the-a…
Keeping tabs on the latest data is key to understanding the global economy. Last week, the Dept. of Agriculture released the #WASDE report and I had the opportunity to speak with Virginia Tech’s Jason Grant about what’s inside. Sign up for future updates. blog.ussec.org/ussoyanalysis_…
This past weekend, a new documentary called GroundBreaking on A+E Networks examines the role #USSoy plays in our lives, and how the industry is driving the innovation that will help us meet the challenges of the future. To learn more, visit GroundBreaking.ussoy.org.
New research on #aquaculture operations indicates wastewater from soybean processing for milk and meat alternatives could be useful in feed! The need for more sustainable protein is growing and this could be a novel solution. From Anthropocene: anthropocenemagazine.org/2024/05/a-surp…
At USSEC, we are always thinking about the future of #soybeans and what they mean for #foodsecurity. So National Geographic's look at the long history of what soy has meant to humanity is such an awe-inspiring reminder that we’re continuing the work of millennia. nationalgeographic.com/environment/ar…