New data from the U.S. Census Bureau shows many rural states continue to experience brain drain, or an outmigration of individuals with a bachelor's or advanced degree. When college graduates leave rural America, they take more than just their talents with them.
| Brain drain persists in much of America's heartland | | New data from the U.S. Census Bureau shows many rural states continue to experience brain drain, or an outmigration of individuals with a bachelor's or advanced degree. When college graduates leave rural America, they take more than just their talents with them. | | | Farm, rail companies urge reopening of U.S.-Mexico crossings shut over migrants | | Dozens of major U.S. agricultural groups on Wednesday urged the U.S. to reopen two rail crossings on the Texas-Mexico border in an effort to restore the trade routes shuttered due to increased migrant crossings, saying they are causing steep export losses. | | | Brazil a stronger U.S. competitor in soybean sales | | Brazil is forecast by the USDA to export twice as much soybeans as the United States during the current trade year and to account for 58% of soybeans sold internationally. Continued improvements would bolster Brazil's standing as the world's largest soybean producer and exporter. | | | | |
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