Agreement will save cost and time, make working together easier.

As a result of the agreement, most U.S. agricultural products locked in zero tariffs.

The agreement allows the poorest and vulnerable developing countries to integrate better into the global trading system.

The 2015 U.S. crop is entering marketing channels.

Excessive hot weather led to heat-related damages to late developing wheat in early grain-filling stages.

The event will be in Detroit, Michigan, U.S. on Oct. 24-27, 2016.

The money will help launch a new soy processing plant.

New method tests flour 'purity' at various stages of the milling process.

The groups support the U.S. effort to eliminate export subsidies.

The program focuses on genetically modified labeling challenges, biosecurity and trade, as well as numerous training exercises.