农业贸易多元化.pdf

1、US Grains CouncilUSDA Agricultural Outlook ForumFebruary 27,2025US Grains Council Member States(Yellow)Representing Corn,Barley and Sorghum Producers across the USOur Domestic Partners28 State Checkoff BoardsCornBarleySorghum1 National Checkoff BoardUnited Sorghum Checkoff Program 31 Grower Associat

2、ions&Farm BureausCounty,State&National2 National Ethanol AssociationsGrowth Energy&RFA79 AgribusinessesLife ScienceSeed ProvidersEquipment,Storage and HandlingMarketing,Commodity TradersTransportationEthanol Plants33 EthanolEthanol Plants8 State Non-Checkoff EntitiesState Departments of AgricultureT

3、he Need to Diversify Export Markets China reduces its reliance on U.S.agricultural Exports The growing importance of South Asia Global population and economic changes Growing US ethanol exports Growing competitionThe Benefits of USDA Agricultural Trade Promotion(ATP)Funding Allowed the Council to ac

4、celerate its International Ethanol Export Program.Allowed the Council to engage in regions with additional potential such as India,Africa,and South America Created diversified market opportunities for U.S.corn,barley,sorghum,ethanol and DDGS exports Reduced our reliance on China.Record Ethanol Expor

5、ts in 2024 US ethanol exports totaled 1.75 billion gallons in 2024($4.1B),up 413 million gallons from 2019.An increase in export value of$1.84 billion.ATP Ethanol Successes Policy changes drive ethanol exports to:Canada Japan UK EuropeATP Success-DiversificationATP Successes Record Exports Mexico ac

6、hieves record imports of U.S.Corn.An additional 9 MMT per year above 2018 levels Added Export Value of$2.6 billion annually over 2018 levelsRegional Agricultural Promotion Program(RAPP)Sets us up for global trade reset under President Trump