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11.1.2022

• Wheat soars as Russia backs out of Grains Initiative
• Russia backs out of grain deal
• Where crop yields suffered most
• Fall Insurance Prices Set for 2022 Harvest Price Option Triggers for Corn Revenue Protection Crop Insurance Policies in 2022
• Weekly Grain Movement: Soybeans continue red-hot pace
• Here come the crop robots
• How to start business plans for 2023
• Russian tricks spook grain prices higher
• Ukraine, Turkey and UN Agree on Movement Plan for 16 Vessels from Ukrainian Port- Wheat, Corn Futures Rise
• New Legislation Could Halt Gas Exports When Prices are High
• Boozman presses USDA for details on COVID spending
• U.S. Railway Strike Looming
• USDA Releases Food Price Outlook 11-1-2022

10.31.2022

• John Deere Moving Its Cotton Harvester Production From China To Louisiana
• Half The U.S. Is In Drought, Largest Area Since 2012
• Online Farm Rental Firm CashRent Reports Record Prices Being Paid
• Farmers Evaluate 2022 Crop as Harvest Finish Nears
• The cost of climate change on agriculture
• How Much Rain to Refill Major Rivers? Months of Precipitation Needed to Restore Major River Levels as Drought Persists
• Weekly export data offers long-term price clues
• USDA weekly roundup
• 7 ag stories you might have missed
• The market is telling you it needs the grain now
• U.S. is driest in a decade, as drought moves eastward
• U.S. Senate candidates differ on how to support family farming
• USDA announces third round of 2022 ReConnect broadband funding
• Tighter cattle supplies are providing a bump in prices
• More rail and trucks hauling grain to Gulf
• New Report: The Economic, Psychosocial and Data-Management Barriers Inhibiting Farmer Participation in Carbon Markets
• Expanding drought heightens wheat concerns
• Farm Safety Net: 2021 PLC, ARC Payments and Outlook for 2022 and 2023

10.28.2022

• 3 Big Things Today, October 28, 2022
• 7 ag stories you might have missed this past week
• Ag Weather Forum Winter Weather Outlook for 2022-23 Shows La Nina in Control
• Tips for Working Dry Dirt Five Things to Remember When Dealing With Dry Soils This Fall
• The looming $2.50 soybean price breakout
• Just how much would a rail strike hurt farmers?
• Weekly export data offers long-term price clues
• Highest level of U.S. drought since 2012
• New training aims to help farmers communicate with consumers about pesticide use
• New Report: The Economic, Psychosocial and Data-Management Barriers Inhibiting Farmer Participation in Carbon Markets
• Wheat Market: What Is the Latest Supply/Demand Situation for U.S. Wheat Classes?
• Large Shift in Weather Pattern Across Lower 48 States
• Over 75% of Corn, Soybean Acres Genetically Engineered
• Farm Journal’s "Trust In Food" Inititative Releases Results On Study Of Farmers’ Perspective On Carbon Projects
• USDA Opens Registration for the 2023 Agricultural Outlook Forum
• USDA Launches Farmer Loan Assistance Tool

10.27.2022

• Protect your farm from the nursing home
• Grain Deliveries Halted at Mississippi River Elevators; No Help Coming from Missouri River Flows
• West Texas Intermediate and ULSD futures traded on the New York Mercantile Exchange and Brent crude on the Intercontinental Exchange settled Wednesday’s session with gains between 2.5% and 4%.
• Be careful who you hire: Ag gag laws lose again in court
• Winter wheat stands firm
• Consumer confidence sinks to 3-month low
• Corn and soybeans give back their gains at close | October 26, 2022
• Logistical issues impacting fertilizer industry
• Investigation into stolen semis of frozen beef uncovers Miami-based crime ring
• New Report: The Economic, Psychosocial and Data-Management Barriers Inhibiting Farmer Participation in Carbon Markets
• USDA modernizes, streamlines loan application process, citing equity
• USDA Launches Farmer Loan Assistance Tool

10.26.2022

• Report: Farmers plowed up 1.8 million acres of grasslands in 2020
• Will corn, soybeans retake $7 and $14 levels?
• Feedback from the Field: Harvest begins to slow
• Robots, fruit picking topic of OSU talk
• Will wheat germinate in ‘bone dry’ soil?
• Tools of the Year 2021: Shop Essentials
• What does the 2023 Farm Bill need?
• Grassley says Congress is ready to step in to avoid rail strike
• Keep farmers central in Farm Bill conversations
• Cleveland on Cotton: Slow, Long-Term Climb Ahead
• USDA: Weekly National Peanut Prices
• Nat’l Corn Growers Assn Urges U.S. Trade Rep To Act On Trade Issues With Mexico
• USDA Report Shows Conservation Tillage Increases Over Last Two Decades
• U.S. Grain Exports Hit Near-Record Total In 2021-2022
• U.S. Diesel Crisis Lingers As Europe Prepares For Russian Oil Ban
• USDA: Red Meat, Poultry In Cold Storage Sharply Higher

 

10.25.2022

• Crop Progress Report
• U.S. Grain Exports Hit Near-Record Total In 2021-2022
• USDA Crop Progress Report: Corn 61% Harvested, Soybeans 80% Harvested Week Ended Oct. 23
• Ag Interest Rate Snapshot
• Farmers Talk About Weathering the Stress of a Long Harvest
• Shape your legacy with these 3 questions
• Time to sell 2023 crops?
• Are your employees problem solvers?
• Using math to resolve family conflicts
• Harvest pressure pushes grain prices lower
• Contraction continues in the cattle herd
• New Crops Enterprise Budget Tool available
• Thompson on Cotton: Futures Drop into 70s, but Likely Won’t Move Much Lower
• Weekly Cotton Market Review – USDA
• Rural Mainstreet Economic Index Falls Below Growth Neutral