03.14.2022

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03.14.2022

• Should production cost be factored into the next farm bill?
• Washington Week Ahead: Omnibus done, Congress to-do list includes shipping reform
• Vilsack announces fertilizer grants, climate program extension in Commodity Classic address
• U.S. Drought Expands To Largest Area Since 2012
• Kub’s Den A Crude Connection Between Grains and Geopolitics
• DTN View From the Cab Feature Offers Chance to Tell Your Farm Story
• Ag Secretary Touches on Ukraine, Fertilizer Challenges and Trade at Commodity Classic
• No Analog to Today’s Wheat Market | Chernobyl and Today’s Wheat Markets Are Different Kinds of Nuclear
• Policy Talk at Commodity Classic Ag Association Leaders Talk About Sustainability, Trade, Crop Insurance at Commodity Classic
• Todd’s Take Corn, Wheat Prices Show Different Responses to Events in Ukraine
• The great wheat supply debate
• Wheat’s record run finally stalls
• What’s New in Crop Tech Next Generation Crop, Weed Tech on Display at Commodity Classic
• 5 landowners with the most acres in America
• Keeping farmers a part of the sustainability conversation
• Managing the uncertainty in agriculture
• Farmers preparing for the unexpected
• Sen. Cramer joins call to permit sale of E15 fuel over summer driving season
• ERS: “U.S. Wheat Prices Surging,” Markets Are in Flux – – FT Notes Ukraine Spring Planting Fears
• Food Prices Climb 7.9%, Biggest Jump Since 1981
• Jerry Gulke: Are Higher Grain Prices Curbing Demand?
• USDA Issues Report Showing A Decade Of Conservation Trends
• Bill Introduced In Congress Would Provide Relief On Fertilizer Tariffs
• Canola Council Of Canada Releases Updated “Canola Innovation Strategy” Report
• Agribusiness, Food Companies Cutting Ties With Russia