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Ag News: 01.26.2023

• 3 Big Things Today, January 26, 2023
• Proposed bill targets foreign agriculture interference | FARM Act would add congressional oversite for foreign investments and acquisitions of American companies
• Retail Fertilizer Prices Fall to Lowest Level in 15 months
• Environmental Groups Want FDA to Stop Farmers From Giving Low-Dose Antibiotics to Livestock
• Syngenta, Corteva Say Loyalty Programs Lawful, Seek Dismissal in Generics Lawsuit
• Deere Seeks End to Right-to-Repair Case John Deere Asks Court to Issue Ruling on Right to Repair, End Lawsuits
• Wheat surges yesterday on a fresh round of bargain buying
• Biden re-nominates Dean and Schlanger to key USDA posts
• House bill aims to improve interstate trucking system
• SHIP IT Act Could Save Truck Drivers Up to $10,000 and Cover CDL Costs
• DTN: Retail Fertilizer Price Trends, “Considerably Lower,” While Mexico Hopes to Reduce Corn Imports
• Cotton Tug-of-War: Production and Prices Battle It Out for 2023
• USDA Issues Oil Crops Outlook Report
• USDA Reports Cash Receipts By Livestock Groups, Cattle The Highest

Ag News: 01.25.2023

• House bill aims to improve interstate trucking system
• Inflation peak and what it means to farmers
• Deere Seeks End to Right-to-Repair Case John Deere Asks Court to Issue Ruling on Right to Repair, End Lawsuits
• Bargain buyers lift corn, wheat prices
• Crop production down across most commodities
• Tiling ranks high in ROI
• 2023 grain markets: In the words of Dirty Harry – do you feel lucky?
• Sunflower production rebounds after 2021 drought
• U.S. rejects Mexico proposals on GMO corn trade
• Economist says the price outlook for cattle is promising, but a lot of “what-ifs” still at play
• Beef and pork production continue strong growth
• Kansas City Fed: Gradual Increase in Farm Lending Persists
• Farmer Panel: Climate-Smart Program Rewards Must Outweigh Risks To Earn Grower Participation
• A New Way to Rent Ground Is Gaining Traction — With Cash Rent Bids In Illinois Topping $600 Per Acre
• USDA Reports Cash Receipts By Livestock Groups, Cattle The Highest
• USDA Issues Wheat Outlook Report
• USDA Issues Feed Outlook Report
• USDA Issues Livestock, Dairy And Poultry Outlook Report

01.24.2023

• Veterans of past farm bill struggles cite reasons for optimism on 2023 outcome
• USDA Issues Wheat Outlook Report
• USDA Issues Feed Outlook Report
• Weekly Cotton Market Review – USDA
• Thompson on Cotton: A Significant Rebound
• Cattle on Feed Report Shows Feedlots Have Fewer Heifers Than a Year Ago
• Wheat suffers a significant technical setback in Monday’s session
• Interest rates: Comparison with the 1970s
• Growers to plant more wheat, pursuing war-boosted prices
• Economist says the price outlook for cattle is promising, but a lot of “what-ifs” still at play
• USDA proposes updates to animal disease traceability, seeks public comment
• WSJ: “Worst U.S. Avian Flu Outbreak” Persists, “There is No Historical Context for This”
• U.S. Sorghum Exports Dwindle on “Near-Evaporation” of Chinese Demand, as China Looks to Brazilian Corn
• Farmers Need to Approach Soil Health Offensively, Not Defensively to Get the Best Results
• USTR: Mexico must change its stance on GM corn
• Texas growers bank on consistent performance and effective weed control

01.23.2023

• Texas, Ag Groups Sue EPA on WOTUS Rule
• USDA Researchers Develop Naturally Fire-Resistant Cotton Lines
• Top 5 Things to Watch Key Happenings the DTN Newsroom is Tracking for the Week of Jan. 22-28
• Bayer Faces Civil Rights Roundup Suit
• Wheat expansion to limit corn, soybean acreage growth in 2023
• Farm Progess: 7 ag stories you might have missed
• Sell early and often, analyst says
• Play it again: High and volatile commodity prices in the year ahead
• December cattle placements drop 8% on year
• USDA proposes updates to animal disease traceability, seeks public comment
• U.S. Sorghum Exports Dwindle on “Near-Evaporation” of Chinese Demand, as China Looks to Brazilian Corn
• Jerry Gulke: Do the Negatives Outweigh the Positives in Grain Price Outlook?
• Future Shock: U.S. Agriculture Sleeping on China’s Historic Population Crash
• Washington Week Ahead: Committees get organized, setting stage for hearings, oversight
• USDA looking for simplified rural development application process
• Rep. Frank Lucas, R-Okla. | Open Mic | Agri-Pulse | Audio
• CoBank: Inflation Is Beginning To Loosen Its Grip
• USDA Reports Number Cattle On Feed Down 3% This Year

 

01.20.2023

• Commercial Grain Firms Find Value in Wheat’s Cheap Price
• 2023 Farm Incomes Face Inflationary Pressures From Higher Costs, Support From Higher Commodity Prices
• Wheat expansion to limit corn, soybean acreage growth in 2023
• Pro athletes purchase Iowa farmland
• Play it again: High and volatile commodity prices in the year ahead
• Groups file lawsuit challenging the latest WOTUS rule
• Industry leaders have optimistic ag transportation outlook for 2023
• Future Shock: U.S. Agriculture Sleeping on China’s Historic Population Crash
• Taylor: US tells Mexico biotech corn restrictions won’t stand
• USDA Reports Ag Imports By Product, Horticulture Is By Far The Leader
• US Price Inflation – Focus on Producer Prices

01.19.2023

• Texas Asks Court to Vacate WOTUS Rule
• Federal Reserve: Observations on the Ag Economy- January 2023
• NASDA announces 2023 federal policy priorities
• 2023 Farm Incomes Face Inflationary Pressures From Higher Costs, Support From Higher Commodity Prices
• Markets lose gains due to weather changes
• McKinney discusses first Emerging Markets Program trade mission
• Future Shock: U.S. Agriculture Sleeping on China’s Historic Population Crash
• White House pressed for gene-editing regulatory advances
• Bank of America Says a U.S. Debt Default is “Likely”
• Thompson on Cotton: Like a Ticking Time Bomb
• 2022 Weather Summary and 1st Quarter Outlook
• Grassley Introduces Bill Barring Foreigners from Farm Credit Loans
• KC Fed Reports Farm Lending Is Increasing, Cites Higher Production Costs
• USDA Reports Ag Imports By Product, Horticulture Is By Far The Leader