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The fertilizer giant, which has already curbed phosphate output because of the market downturn, joins peers in cutting potash production too

Russia changes its tune on grain shipments for a fourth time this week, announcing a decision which it had earlier signalled had been postponed

A "drastic" cut in harvest hopes has cost Argentina its chance of record corn exports, US attaches say. But prospects for wheat shipments look better

An oversupply of chicken on the US market, and record cattle prices, shrink Tyson's profits - but not by as much as Wall Street had feared

Downpours of more than two feet of rain in two days cause "extensive damage" to some crops - but may have a silver lining for farmers too

A meeting to decide on potential curbs to slow grain exports is postponed - stoking uncertainty which may be slowing shipments itself

A "drastic" cut in harvest hopes has cost Argentina its chance of record corn exports, US attaches say. But prospects for wheat shipments look better

Fears that rapeseed crops are particularly vulnerable to Europe's freeze keep futures firm, even as wheat eases. But not all traders are convinced

... Brazil will increase ethanol output, after two seasons of decline, presenting another headwind to US producers

Dow Chemical credits the region for lifting agricultural sales to a quarterly record, echoing observations from Dupont and Monsanto

Dairy Crest denies it will follow Muller in reducing milk payouts to farmers, despite the historical link with the tumbling bulk cream market

Dryness, which has dashed hopes for Argentina's crop, wreaks further damage in Mexico, raising import needs even further, and in South Africa too

An uptick in cotton demand will provide only "short-term respite", experts say, raising estimates for world stocks above six months' needs

Dairy Crest denies it will follow Muller in cutting milk payouts to farmers, despite the historical link with the tumbling bulk cream market

Wheat prices ease a touch, as investors await the results of a Russian meeting on grain export curbs. Soft commodities play a little catch up

Milk protein leads a decline in prices at the latest globalDairyTrade auction, amid forecasts of further drops in dairy values

The plantations group is "actively pursuing" plans to float a subsidiary in Jakarta to curry favour with investors and Indonesian authorities

Mergers such as those between France's Porc Amour and Cofiporc, and Belgium's Westvlees and Detry, look a taste of things to come, Rabobank says

The nitrogen giant, after wrangling and writedowns, takes control of the Australian Burrup assets in a deal valuing them at nearly $900m

Wheat prices extend gains as Morocco joins the list of countries whose crops are at risk from cold which is leaving Ukraine facing 50% losses