01.25.2022

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01.25.2022

• Shallow Loss Crop Insurance Options to Consider
• Corn ends higher, wheat up 20¢ | Monday, January 24, 2022 China buys more U.S. soybeans Monday
• USDA: Retaliatory Tariffs Reduced Ag Exports Annually By $13.2 Billion
• USDA Releases "Livestock, Dairy, And Poultry Outlook" Report
• How farmers are reducing inputs without losing yield
• Rural Mainstreet Index Starts Year Off Strong, Survey Of Rural Bankers
• Rural Bankers Rank the Greatest Threats for 2022
• 2022 Bull-Bear Outlook: Opportunity Versus Volatility
• A 15-Year Court Battle Over EPA Wetland Determination Gets Second Hearing Before High Court
• Russia-Ukraine Conflict Lifts Commodity Prices, Increases Market Risk
• Farm Futures: How Do You Know if Your Farm is Making Progress?
• For wheat traders, the Russia/Ukraine conflict threat is top of mind, analyst says
• Continued contraction sets the stage for higher prices
• Contract Library could help boost producers’ market confidence
• USDA says vast majority of pesticide residues under EPA levels
• Farmer discusses plans, challenges for the upcoming growing season
• Vilsack highlights work in 2021 to promote food and nutrition security
• WSJ: Omicron Brings Renewed Strain to U.S. Food System
• As Input Prices Soar, 200 bu. per acre Yields may be The Ticket to Breaking Even In 2022
• Supreme Court will hear case questioning reach of Clean Water Act
• U Of Illinois Economists Issue Report "2022 Market Outlook For Corn And Soybeans"
• USDA Releases "COVID-19 Vaccinations In Rural America" Outlook Report
• Senators Object To EPA’s Direction On Pesticides