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César Cruz

César Cruz

Verified

Journalist, AS (Mexico)

Mexico City, México

Final Covers

Política , Temas Judiciales , Transparencia , Partidos Políticos

Doesn’t Cover

gossip, gaming, sports

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Content

Total articles 309

  • Corn exports up, soybean crush record amid trade war

    By Brian Basting, César Cruz Verified| Farm Progress Verified Uncertainty remains high in the midst of the ongoing trade war between the U.S. and China as American farmers move into their growing season. The escalation of import tariffs to the U.S. dominates the news and the trade war brings additional volatility to various markets. In addressing the ongoing trade situation, USDA included a special note in April’s supply and demand forecast: “The WASDE report only considers trade policies that are in effect at the time of publication.

    By Brian Basting, César Cruz Verified · Farm Progress

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Don't bet the farm on crop insurance alone – here’s why

    By Brian Basting, César Cruz Verified| Farm Progress Verified Crop insurance is a proven, valuable tool in a comprehensive risk management strategy. However, an updated review of various policy coverage levels and yield scenarios for 2025 highlights the limitations of relying solely on crop insurance to manage price risk. This is especially the case when actual yields exceed the APH, which has been seen in some areas. Selecting a policy for your operation is an individual decision based on a variety of factors.

    By Brian Basting, César Cruz Verified · Farm Progress

    Feb. 25, 2025

  • Corn exports up, soybean crush record amid trade war

    By Brian Basting, César Cruz Verified| Farm Progress Verified Uncertainty remains high in the midst of the ongoing trade war between the U.S. and China as American farmers move into their growing season. The escalation of import tariffs to the U.S. dominates the news and the trade war brings additional volatility to various markets. In addressing the ongoing trade situation, USDA included a special note in April’s supply and demand forecast: “The WASDE report only considers trade policies that are in effect at the time of publication.

    By Brian Basting, César Cruz Verified · Farm Progress

    Apr. 15, 2025

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AS (Mexico)

César Cruz - Profile and Journalist Details