US agricultural exports to Algeria surged to $444 million in 2025, hitting a 20-year peak. Rhiannon Elms, the US Embassy’s agricultural attaché, highlighted the steady supply of American soybeans, corn, and durum wheat as critical drivers for Algeria’s livestock and food industries. A centerpiece of this bilateral cooperation is the Baladna project in Adrar, which is set to receive its first shipment of American dairy cattle by the end of the year as part of a 30,000-head deal. Furthermore, Valmont Industries is scheduled to supply the farm with 1,450 center-pivot irrigation systems between 2026 and 2029 to boost yields. Beyond commodity trade, the US continues to facilitate technical training programs and business networking initiatives to support Algeria’s national food security goals and agricultural modernization efforts.