President Donald Trump on Wednesday signed the implementing language for the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement into law, leaving Canadian ratification as the last hurdle for the pact that would preserve the strong trade ties between the three North American countries. (Agri-Pulse)

An active weather pattern continues to boost the chances of spring flooding along the Mississippi River and its tributaries. But it hasn’t altered plans by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to close much of the Illinois River to navigation this summer for rehabilitation work at five locks and dams, which are still on track for July closures. (FarmWeekNow)

A U.S. court decision last week striking down three biofuel waivers that the Environmental Protection Agency gave oil refineries in 2017 has cast doubt on the legitimacy of dozens of other EPA exemptions granted under similar circumstances, according to industry experts and agency data. (Reuters)

Trump is looking to build on his recent trade wins by inking an agreement with New Delhi that would open up the Indian market to more U.S. dairy, pork, cherries and other farm goods. The partial deal might also focus on medical devices and intellectual property protections. (Politico)

President Trump on Wednesday signed the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement in a ceremony on the South Lawn of the White House, celebrating a signature legislative accomplishment on trade. The agreement has already been approved in Mexico and is pending ratification in Canada. (The Hill)

Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker is set to deliver his State of the State address Wednesday and lawmakers from parties want the governor to highlight issues important for their constituents. The governor is expected to address a variety of issues. (The Center Square)