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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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A new USDA label campaign is making waves because Product of USA no longer lets imported products coast on patriotic branding after minimal processing, a change officials say should boost transparency, fairness and consumer trust.


March 30, 2026

A stunning egg market reversal is unfolding as retail prices fall to $2.50 per dozen, wholesale prices dive from more than $8 last winter to below $1 earlier this year, and a rebuilt national flock floods stores with cheaper eggs ahead of Easter.


March 30, 2026

The Midwest just got a weirdly mixed drought warning as March rainfall brought some relief, but Drought.gov says 22.98% of the region still faces drought, with the harshest conditions hitting central Illinois, Indiana, northwest Ohio and southern Missouri.


March 30, 2026

The 2026 FAPRI outlook is turning heads because it sees row-crop profits staying under pressure even as cattle producers cash in on record returns, with new uncertainty from Middle East energy and fertilizer shocks hanging over the whole picture


March 30, 2026

Gas prices are already flirting with $4 a gallon nationwide, and now refiners say Trump’s record March 27 biofuel quotas could make the Iran war price surge even nastier as drivers get squeezed by a brutally timed new EPA rule.


March 29, 2026

A major White House farm announcement just landed as Trump offered SBA-backed loan guarantees to farmers and food suppliers while saying $12 billion in aid is already flowing, even though recent farm losses have climbed past $30 billion.


March 29, 2026

America’s spring planting outlook just got a lot messier after the February 28 start of the Iran war rattled fertilizer markets, leaving traders bracing for fewer corn acres, more soybeans and spring wheat plantings at the lowest level since 1970.


March 29, 2026

A nasty late-Friday reversal rocked grain markets on March 27 as soybeans and bean oil led the drop after the EPA biofuel update disappointed traders, while crude oil jumped $4.02 a barrel and the Dow sank more than 642 points in a jittery session.


March 29, 2026

The latest Jackson weather office drought bulletin paints a rough spring picture after March 26 data showed extreme drought hanging on in parts of Northeast Louisiana and Southwest Mississippi, with poor pasture conditions and crop-loss fears now adding fresh pressure.


March 29, 2026

Central and southeast Illinois just got a surprising drought update after heavy Sunday rain brought relief, but the March 26 National Weather Service report says extreme drought still grips parts of McLean, Piatt, Champaign and Vermilion counties.


March 28, 2026
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