
July 2026. An analysis of how cheese growth, shifting import demand and expanding U.S. production are reshaping global dairy trade.
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July 2026. An annual forecast of trends in agricultural production, trade, food consumption, and fisheries through to 2035 at national, regional, and global levels.
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June 2026. A review of the economic, structural and operational challenges affecting sustainable row-crop agriculture, with practical opportunities for stronger cross-sector coordination.
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June 2026. A new study finds that U.S. corn farming generated an estimated $142 billion in economic output in 2025.
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June 2026. An analysis of how biofuels can strengthen agricultural markets, encourage innovation and contribute to food, energy, and climate goals.
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June 2026. A study examining how farming practices, climate change, and rising atmospheric CO₂ have influenced global rice production over the past five decades.
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May 2026. An annual statistical overview of U.S. agricultural exports, highlighting leading export markets, and commodities during the 2025 calendar year.
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May 2026. A national assessment examining how irrigated agriculture is changing across the United States and what this means for future food production, water management, and rural resilience.
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April 2026. A data-driven overview of the U.S. organic export landscape, examining market activity, growth opportunities, and barriers to international trade.
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April 2026. An assessment of the economic value of Alaska's seafood industry, examining its contribution to employment, economic activity, and coastal communities across the state.
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April 2026. A climate-informed study warning that many of California’s most recognizable tree species may be more vulnerable to decline than current conservation assessments suggest.
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April 2026. A joint report examining how rising temperatures and more frequent heatwaves are affecting crops, livestock, fisheries, forests and agricultural workers.
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