Archer Daniels Midland
USAAn international agricultural corporation that operates with more than 270 factories and 420 harvesting enterprises around the world. The company processes cereals and oilseeds into products used in the markets of food, beverages, nutraceuticals, industry and animal feed around the world.
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ADM and Hill’s Pet Nutrition expand regenerative farming to 18,500 acres across the U.S. and Hungary
ADM will pay farmers in Illinois, Minnesota and Hungary for measurable outcomes in soil health, watershed quality and biodiversity, covering 18,500 acres of corn and soybean supply chain fields for Hill’s pet food.
Forty signatories including ADM, Unilever and Carlsberg commit to shared soil, biodiversity and water targets under a new cross-industry framework launching formally in Saskatoon in June.
Deal consolidates operations to strengthen supply chain efficiency in the US Mid-South.
Initiative covers 5,454 hectares, aiming to cut emissions, boost soil health and improve farm resilience.
Joint venture to integrate Lubbock operations under shared board.
SAMR requires fair pricing and reporting to safeguard Chinese buyers.
Company scales back U.S. and China operations after weak earnings, rising U.S.-China trade risk.
Program aims to enroll 60,000 acres by 2025, supporting sustainable farming practices and reducing emissions.
The Des Moines facility, responsible for processing about 12% of Iowa’s monthly soybean crush, will be idle from mid-October through November for maintenance. The closure is expected to tighten soymeal supplies, causing prices to reach a decade high and impacting revenue for farmers amid low crop prices.
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