Consumer demand for organic food has increased by 300%+ in the last decade and feed grade organic corn is trading at over $9.00 per bushel. However, the U.S. is importing organic corn and soybeans! Interested in learning about more about the organic profit opportunity? Join the AgriSecure team to hear and see how AgriSecure is […]
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FBN Works with AgriSecure to Lower Risks for Organics
AgPro reporter Margy Eckelkamp begins by citing the benefits to US agriculture of increasing organic grain access and enhancing the traceability for buyers resulting from the strategic partnership recently formed by Farmers Business Network (FBN) and AgriSecure. Demand for Organically Grown Grain in the USA has Sharply Outstripped Supply Creating Opportunities for Savvy Farmers She continues […]
FBN Motivated to Invest in AgriSecure
Why was a commercial partnership with and investment in AgriSecure a winning strategy for Farmer’s Business Network (FBN) and the thousands of farmers they represent? In her research, Bloomberg reporter Lydia Mulvany provides current facts including: Challenging price environment for agricultural commodities coupled with strong premiums for organically produced crops Sharply increasing demand for organically grown crops […]
AgriSecure and FBN Help Farmers Capture Organic Profits
Arlington, Neb. and San Carlos, Calif. – June 20, 2018 – AgriSecure, a turn-key organic platform company, and Farmer’s Business Network, Inc. (FBNSM), the leading independent farmer-to-farmer network, today announced a major strategic partnership to enhance the profitability of organic grain production for farmers, and increase organic grain access and traceability for buyers. As part […]
June 2018 – AgriSecure Newsletter
Agronomy insights April was extremely cold for much of the Midwest, which caused delays for many growers. However, soil temperatures rose above the May 10-year average for most Midwestern counties, with the exceptions of soggy NW Iowa and Southern Minnesota. As a result, most regions have been able to get most crops planted on schedule. […]
May 2018 – Agrisecure Newsletter
Agronomy insights April was extremely cold for much of the Midwest, which caused delays for many growers. However, soil temperatures rose above the May 10-year average for most Midwestern counties, with the exceptions of soggy NW Iowa and Southern Minnesota. As a result, most regions have been able to get most crops planted on schedule. […]