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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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The Northern Plains are staring at a brutal early April stretch after DTN warned one more system on Friday and Saturday could bring widespread mixed precipitation and heavy snow, while colder temperatures are expected to hang around through next week.


April 5, 2026

North American farmers are slamming the brakes on big machinery buys as a potentially profitless 2026 growing season nears, with March tractor and combine sales down 30% to 40% and million-dollar machines suddenly looking impossible to justify.


April 5, 2026

The latest Tallahassee drought bulletin paints a nasty spring picture as D4 exceptional drought stretches along the I-10 corridor in Florida and across parts of South Georgia, while D3 extreme drought now grips counties in southeast Alabama too.


April 4, 2026

One of the biggest Gulf reef fish twists of spring just landed as NOAA proposed new red grouper sector allocations using Florida State Reef Fish Survey estimates, shifting the recreational share to 31.8% and the commercial share to 68.2%.


April 4, 2026

Gulf captains are staring at one of their biggest red snapper openings in years after NOAA made the 2026 federal for-hire season 19 days longer than 2025, running from June 1 to October 26 in a move that could supercharge summer demand.


April 4, 2026

A fresh USDA data controversy is exploding after record-low survey participation rattled confidence in the March 2026 Prospective Plantings report, with NASS openly acknowledging it must rebuild trust if farmers are going to keep sharing the numbers markets rely on.


April 4, 2026

John Deere’s tariff warning is suddenly colliding with a farm spending freeze as the company says tariffs will cost it $1.2 billion in 2026, while growers across North America delay equipment upgrades and squeeze a few more seasons out of old machines.


April 4, 2026

This new USDA snapshot is packed with supply drama because corn stocks hit 9.02 billion bushels, soybeans reached 2.10 billion and all wheat came in at 1.30 billion, giving the acreage story an even bigger punch across farm country.


April 4, 2026

Farmers could see a bigger 2026 government payment surprise after new eligibility changes tied to the One Big Beautiful Bill raised farm program limits to $155,000 and opened the door to additional payments that many producers may not have fully priced in yet.


April 3, 2026

The grain trade just got a fresh war-fueled jolt after renewed bombing sent May crude oil soaring more than $12 a barrel early Thursday, lifting wheat and bean oil while corn, soybeans and soymeal turned choppy in a market nobody can read calmly.


April 3, 2026
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