Javier Gerardo Milei[ Wrote:
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> For Ports? Have you ever tried this thing called
> google??????
>
> The U.S. soybean export market is a significant
> player in the global market, with various ports
> handling the majority of these exports. Here are
> some key points regarding U.S. soybean exports by
> port:
> Port of Southern Louisiana: This port has seen a
> significant decrease in soybean exports, falling
> 17.59% compared to the previous year. It remains
> the top port for U.S. soybean exports, with a
> total value of $2.45 billion.
> 1
> Port of New Orleans: Another major port for U.S.
> soybean exports, contributing to the overall
> export figures.
> 1
> Port of Greater Baton Rouge, LA: This port is also
> among the top exporters, with a notable presence
> in the soybean export market.
> 1
> Port of Virginia: This port has seen a slight
> decrease in soybean exports, but it still plays a
> role in the overall export figures.
> 1
> Eagle Pass: This port is also part of the top five
> for U.S. soybean exports, contributing to the
> total export value.
> 1
>
> These ports are crucial in the U.S. soybean export
> strategy, with each contributing to the overall
> export volume and value. The U.S. soybean export
> market is expected to continue growing, driven by
> the rising productivity of U.S. soybean farmers
> and the increasing demand for soybean products
> worldwide.
> 2
>
> And for counties we export to try this:
>
> USDA Soy bean export sales by value by country
> 2024


“About 26 percent of U.S. soybeans and 17 percent of U.S. corn is transported via the Panama Canal,” Loy said. “And this is important to us, especially in Arkansas, because a lot of our grain goes down the Mississippi River to the Port of New Orleans.”

By Mary Hightower
U of A System Division of Agriculture