02.21.2022

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02.21.2022

• WHEAT SCOOPS: Price variability and selling wheat
• Drought, cold takes toll on Southwest wheat
• Supply Chain Variables Continue to Percolate: Potash, Glyphosate, Bird Flu, and Grain/Wheat Exports
• USDA’s Partnership for Climate-Smart Ag Looking at Climate-Smart Commodities: Paying Producers for How They Farm
• Supply Chain Snags Garner DOJ Attention DOJ Announces Initiative to Monitor for Price Collusion Amid Supply Chain Woes
• Vilsack: USDA ‘Laser Focused’ on Crop Insurance Access
• Growers, Lenders, Conservationists Call on Congress to Back Crop Insurance in Farm Bill
• Challenges – and opportunities – ahead of 2022 growing season
• Canola may fill spring forage gap for High Plains dairies
• Texas Ag Forum to highlight carbon credits, climate initiatives
• Deere raises profit outlook as farm boom fuels machinery demand
• Data Snapshot: As agrochemical prices skyrocket, so do investments in biological alternatives
• Farmers can set a price floor while leaving the topside open, analyst says
• USDA head: US farmers to help if Ukraine exports threatened
• USDA Agricultural Projections to 2031- Focus on Corn, Soybeans
• Jerry Gulke: How Will Global Events Affect Agriculture?
• March Soybeans Top $16 as USDA’s Ag Outlook Forum Could Fuel More Explosive Price Action Next Week
• U.S. Ag Exports Shatter Records in 2021
• U.S. Farms and Land in Farms Were Down Slightly in ’21
• Court Orders Farm Air Emissions Rule to be Sent Back to EPA
• Mandatory Price Reporting Extended in Resolution Bill
• USDA: Value Of Hemp Production Totaled $824 Million In 2021