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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 Midwest is heading into a chaotic week after DTN warned on March 30 that at least three disturbances will sweep through, bringing repeated precipitation chances, colder blasts and northern snow that could make early fieldwork painfully difficult.

By Juan Manuel Garro
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March 31, 2026

A late-March cattle comeback is turning heads after Northern dressed sales held mostly at $372, Southern live trade came in at $233 to $235 and June live cattle jumped $1.42 to close at $240.20 as spring rally hopes suddenly got real again.

By Juan Manuel Garro
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March 31, 2026

What looked like a routine Monday turned into a high-stakes market scramble as war-driven oil strength, mixed grain action and a fresh 145,000-metric-ton U.S. corn sale collided just hours before one of spring’s most anticipated USDA report days.

By Juan Manuel Garro
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March 31, 2026

Timmy the humpback is sparking global concern after spending a week trapped off Germany’s Baltic coast, where Greenpeace says the weakened whale is under severe stress and trying to survive despite irritation, entanglement and repeated rescue setbacks.

By Juan Manuel Garro
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March 31, 2026

Russia’s animal health crisis just got even messier after authorities blamed pasteurellosis and rabies for a Siberian outbreak that killed thousands, while a March 20 USDA report raised concerns the real problem could involve unconfirmed foot-and-mouth disease.

By Juan Manuel Garro
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March 31, 2026

A huge U.S. crop shift is brewing as analysts say the Iran war could push corn plantings down to 94.371 million acres while soybeans jump to 85.549 million, turning the March 31 USDA report into one of the wildest farm market moments of 2026.

By Juan Manuel Garro
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March 31, 2026

Hunters and anglers just got a huge federal lands surprise as Doug Burgum’s January Secretarial Order 3447 moved toward an “open unless closed” standard, treating vast BLM, Fish and Wildlife Service and Reclamation acreage as open by default.

By Juan Manuel Garro
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March 30, 2026

Pet food brands are entering 2026 with a brutal identity crisis as fresh, frozen and air-dried products keep booming, but 64% of U.S. consumers say alternative diets are simply too expensive, making the premium-versus-value battle impossible to ignore.

By Juan Manuel Garro
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March 30, 2026

The battle over what counts as federal water is heating up again after EPA confirmed the current WOTUS system still splits by state, with some places under the amended 2023 rule and others falling back to a pre-2015 regime shaped by Sackett.

By Juan Manuel Garro
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March 30, 2026

A stunning U.S. weather split is putting crops and livestock on edge as federal agencies warn that scorching Plains heat, freeze threats reaching the Ohio Valley and deepening southern drought could hit yields, feed costs and pasture quality.

By Juan Manuel Garro
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March 30, 2026
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