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09.15.2022

• Biden says tentative railway labor agreement reached, averting strike
• September 2022 WASDE Report (PDF)
• Farmers Praise Crop Insurance at Field Hearings
• Citing Demand, USDA More Than Triples Funds for Climate-Smart Pilot Program
• Ag Interest Rate Snapshot
• Russia is Weaponizing Fertilizer
• For once, USDA ‘tells it like it is’
• What will be the next market-moving news?
• Farmer asks legislators to support right to repair
• The dangers of unearned net worth
• Topsoil protection should be stressed in the next farm bill, U.S. House Ag panel told
• Vilsack announces expanded Climate Smart Commodities package
• New hay mowers on the market
• Margin Protection Revenue and Cost Components
• USDA: Weekly National Peanut Prices
• WASDE Wheat: U.S. Season-Average Price Lowered
• Cleveland on Cotton: Business Still Being Done Despite Tightening Demand

09.14.2022

• Winter Wheat Hoping for Rain Next Week
• Farm income, at record high, to moderate through 2027 — FAPRI
• Most Wholesale Nitrogen Fertilizer Prices Rise in August on Wave of Production Curtailments at European Plants
• Utility Tractors Carry Equipment Sales | 100-Horsepower Tractors, Combines Continue to Show Positive Monthly Sales Gains
• Biden announces executive order on bioeconomy
• What are you doing about the recent price rally?
• U.S. corn drops on profit-taking; wheat, soybeans edge higher
• U.S. railways to halt grain shipments ahead of potential shutdown, agriculture sources say
• Agriculture braces for another round of supply chain disruptions if railways, ports strike
• US inflation slows for 2nd month but remains stubbornly high
• Food costs surge again, offsetting gas price drop
• Biden order aims to boost biotech
• USDA to Triple Investment in Climate-Friendly Farming

09.13.2022

• Crop Progress Report 09.13.2022 PDF
• WASDE Report September 2022
• Farmer Sentiment Improves, Producers Still Concerned About Rising Costs, Inflation – Ag Barometer
• USDA projects smaller harvest and tighter supplies for 2022
• Soybeans and Meal Explode on Bullish Numbers From Sept. 12 USDA Reports
• USDA Crop Progress Report: US Corn Harvest Kicks Off Slightly Ahead of Average Pace
• WASDE: Soybean yields shift lower than expected
• La Nina’s swan song
• No ‘cow tax’ urged by legislators
• India Restricts Rice Exports- Stoking Food Inflation Fears, as France, Romania Help Increase Ukrainian Grain Exports
• Washington Week Ahead: SEC chair faces grilling over climate disclosure
• Stabenow vows to maintain farm, food support in next farm bill
• Comparing Net Returns for Alternative Leasing Arrangements
• Ag Trade: Putin Criticizes Black Sea Export Deal; Drought Takes “Hefty Toll” on U.S. Production
• Thompson on Cotton: Managed Funds Watching for USDA Numbers
• USDA: Peanut Price Highlights
• U.S. August Combine Sales Up 26%, Tractor Sales Down 12%
• Farmland Auction Sales Up 50%

09.12.2022

• USDA: Large-Scale Family Farms Show Stronger Operating Profit Margins Than Other Farms
• USDA announces $1 billion for rural broadband
• USDA Reports Preview USDA’s First Reports From the Field Start Today
• Washington Week Ahead: SEC chair faces grilling over climate disclosure
• 7 ag stories you might have missed last week
• Ag Interest Rate Snapshot
• View From the Cab Farmers Talk About Building Relationships with Landlords, Cash Rents Ahead of Harvest
• Hedging blunders: A marketing lesson from 1988
• Expect basis to again lead futures, says analyst
• A Texas Tech study wants to know how much consumers will pay for steaks
• Farm groups want to be heard at White House hunger conference
• Stabenow vows to maintain farm, food support in next farm bill
• The Fertilizer Institute Urges Congressional Action To Avert Nationwide Rail Stoppage

09.09.2022

• 3 Big Things Today, September 9, 2022
• Federal Reserve: Observations on the Ag Economy- August 2022
• 7 ag stories you might have missed this week
• Aerial ATV Aims for 2023 Launch Ryse Ultralight Aircraft Plans to Revolutionize Moving Around the Farm
• How the DTN Digital Yield Tour Compares to ProFarmer, USDA Corn Estimates in 2022
• GAO: USDA failed to catch questionable CFAP payments
• DTN Ag Policy Blog | GAO: USDA’s Record Demands Were Lax in Making CFAP Payments to Producers
• DTN View from the Cab | Farm Life | Farmers take on topics like use of biologicals and taking advantage of carbon credits, while sizing up harvest potential.
• 2 things to consider before next week’s USDA report
• USDA export sales report resumption expected Sept. 15
• Wheat, soy squeeze out gains despite recession fears
• Drought Monitor reveals a mixed bag for farmers across the Corn Belt, Delta
• CHIPS for America program to benefit ag, rural communities

09.08.2022

• Wheat rallies on Putin comments
• The Fed Fights Inflation, Courts Recession
• Next generation offers business insights
• Farm finances show glimmer of hope
• How does your farm adapt and change?
• 8 tips for running a farm or side business
• Ag negotiator nominee favorably reported out of committee
• USDA export sales report resumption expected Sept. 15
• CHIPS for America program to benefit ag, rural communities
• Thompson sees timeline for authorizing the next farm bill, extension ‘not an option’
• Russia Questions Black Sea Export Deal- Implying West Not Fulfilling Obligations to Facilitate Moscow’s Exports
• Agri-Pulse Reports Top Ag Organizations’ CEO Compensation
• September Farm Sector Income Forecast
• USDA:. Household Food Insecurity In 2021 Unchanged From 2020–10%