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Juan Manuel Garro

I am the director of agroinformacion.com. I earned my degree in Information Sciences from the University of the Basque Country in 1983. After holding several positions in Bilbao, I joined Jerez Información in 1990, where I served as director for 15 years, and later spent two years as director of Cádiz Información. In late 2016, I took over agroinformacion.com, a website that has since become the leading digital reference for the agricultural sector nationwide, surpassing 20 million visits in 2023 and reaching 5.8 million unique users.
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What looked like a normal start to spring has turned into a full farm-country gamble as rising Middle East tensions, volatile grain markets and higher fuel and fertilizer costs force growers to rethink every acre, every pass and every hoped-for payoff.


April 6, 2026

Southeast Wyoming and the Nebraska Panhandle are heading into a dangerous April after the latest drought statement said soil moisture has dropped into the 5th to 10th percentiles across most of the High Plains, with crop water deficits already showing up.


April 6, 2026

Farmers and ranchers across Arkansas just got another rough drought signal after the April 4 bulletin said recent dry weather is causing significant livestock and agriculture impacts, while enhanced fire danger continues spreading across the state.


April 6, 2026

The next big farm-market jolt may hit on April 9 at 11 a.m. CDT when USDA drops its new WASDE, but DTN says the real drama also includes double-digit fertilizer jumps, China soy uncertainty and a U.S. drought picture that still refuses to calm down.


April 6, 2026

A wildly nervous grain session is unfolding as May soybeans and corn opened slightly firmer, then began to fade while crude oil jumped more than $2 a barrel and Dow futures sank over 200 points under the weight of fresh Iran war uncertainty.


April 6, 2026

North American growers are entering spring with a survival mindset as million-dollar combines get passed over, $100,000 implements look more realistic and machinery buying shifts from wants to needs in one of the grimmest sales seasons seen in years.


April 6, 2026

A quiet NOAA bulletin turned into a big-money Gulf story when Amendment 62 proposed a 2026 ABC of 8.28 million pounds, a total ACL of 6.62 million and much higher future limits, all because the latest stock assessment says the fishery can handle more harvest.


April 5, 2026

Spring planting just turned into a nerve-racking global math problem as DTN says farmers from Ontario to India are reworking fertilizer, fuel and yield plans while bombs still fall across the Middle East and the Strait of Hormuz stays effectively shut.


April 5, 2026

The latest Little Rock drought statement paints a grim spring picture for Arkansas after officials said all of the state remains in drought, over 93% is in D2 or worse, and dry conditions are already hitting livestock, agriculture and wildfire danger hard


April 5, 2026

What should have been a routine planting report turned into a huge warning sign after USDA’s March 2026 Prospective Plantings survey drew the lowest March response rate ever at 37.6%, deepening fears that distrust is now haunting the government’s core farm data.


April 5, 2026
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