AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoFisheries Enforcement: The Philippines’ Department of Agriculture will ask the Supreme Court to reconsider a ruling that struck down a vessel monitoring rule for commercial fishing, arguing electronic tracking is key to stopping illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing. Animal Health: Oregon confirmed a classical scrapie case at a slaughter facility, triggering tissue and parentage testing to trace the flock of origin and limit spread. Ecosystem Restoration: Ethiopia’s Green Legacy Initiative is backed by peer-reviewed research showing major gains in forest cover, cooler local temperatures, and improved farm resilience. Food Security & Weather: FAO expects Jordan’s 2026 cereal harvest to jump to about 150,000 tonnes thanks to favorable rainfall, though imports will remain crucial. Trade Policy Watch: U.S. farm groups and ethanol producers are monitoring Trump-era tariffs on Brazilian imports as debate grows over impacts on U.S. farm exports and possible retaliation. Farm Bill Momentum (US): Senate Ag Committee Chairman John Boozman released revised “Farm Bill 2.0” text, including permanent year-round E15 authorization and expanded farm safety-net and rural development support. Market Access Rules (EU): Analysis highlights how the EU’s EUDR deforestation rules could reshape Africa’s agri-exports by changing compliance expectations for coffee, cocoa, palm and more. Local Ag Economy: Qatar’s Local Dates Festival drew about 61,000 visitors and sold nearly 108 tonnes of locally produced dates, boosting direct grower-to-consumer trade.
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