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06.06.2022

• Washington Week Ahead: Lawmakers return with farm bill focus
• Farm Bill: Reviewing the Latest CBO Baseline
• Barchart Releases New Survey "The Future of Agriculture"
• Ethanol RFS Volumes Below 15B Gallons in 2020-2021, but Groups Praise 2022 Volumes
• John Deere: 5 Ways to Keep an Eye on 4 Trillion Plants
• Rotation, rest, and recovery yield success in this ranch’s grazing program
• 2022 Census of Agriculture signup ends June 30
• Farmers tops in trustworthiness survey
• US-Japan sign beef export agreement
• Ag groups react to EPA RFS actions
• World Food Prices Fall For Second Consecutive Month, But Still Near Record
• Jerry Gulke: Is the Government Influencing Price Discovery?
• Diesel Prices Smash Another Record — And the U.S. is Now One Hurricane Away from Running Out of Diesel
• Vilsack Announces $2B in Funding to Transform U.S. Food System
• Jerry Gulke: Is the Government Influencing Price Discovery?
• Global food commodity prices ease in May, but 29% above year ago
• Weekly Cotton Market Review – USDA
• USDA: Peanut Price Highlights
• Texas: 2 Counties Designated Natural Disaster Areas to Drought
• EPA Finally Releases Renewable Fuel Standard Blending Rates For 2021 And 2022
• Deere To Move Its Tractor Cab Production From Waterloo, IA, To Mexico

06.03.2022

• Farm bill funding fight already brewing
• Court Consolidates Deere Repair Cases Most Right-to-Repair Lawsuits Against John Deere To Be Litigated in Northern Illinois
• EPA Gives More Power to Protect Water
• Will Putin allow Ukraine to export grain?
• Wheat bucks bearish news on strong demand
• U.S. waterways impact economic competitiveness
• Ag organizations react to USDA food system announcement
• Black Sea Port Export Talks “Show Progress”
• Growing cost of nutrition aid may spark new farm bill battle
• NOAA Drought Outlook Monthly – June
• USDA Announces June 2022 Lending Rates for Ag Producers
• Kansas City Fed Reports Farm Real Estate Debt Builds
• Nat’l Assn Of Wheat Growers Reiterates Call To Consult USDA On SCOTUS Glyphosate Case Review

06.02.2022

• 3 Big Things Today, June 2, 2022 | Wheat Futures Rise Overnight; Southern Plains Rain Too Late For Some Fields
• Drought working group details federal investments
• Ag Companies Listed In The Fortune 500
• Republican House Ag Committee Chair Reacts To USDA’s Tone Deaf “Framework” On America’s Food Supply Chain
• Federal Reserve: Observations on the Ag Economy- May 2022; Commodity Prices, Input Costs, Cropland Values all Climb
• Why you need cybersecurity on the farm
• DTN Retail Fertilizer Trends Stagnant Retail Fertilizer Prices Hover Near Record Highs
• Surveys Show Pasture Values on the Rise Pastureland Values Keep Pace with Rising Cropland Values
• Look at how the market has changed since harvest
• Ag hopes Indo-Pacific talks offer way back in after failed TPP
• USDA exports – China buys soybeans
• USDA to infuse billions into transforming food supply chain
• U.S. wheat firms as uncertainty over Black Sea exports lingers
• Boom in commodity prices more likely to be transitory than permanent
• USDA reveals food system transformation investments
• Texas Farm Bureau launches cattle market issues webpage
• Survival At All Costs: Rancher Escapes Hay Baler Tomb
• Vilsack unveils strategy, funding to ‘transform’ US food system
• New Law In Kansas Requires Alternative Meat Products Be Labeled “Does Not Contain Meat”

06.01.2022

• Protect farm assets by updating property insurance
• USDA Releases "Outlook For U.S. Agricultural Trade" Report
• USDA Releases "Food Price Outlook" Report
• Crop Progress Report | 5.31.2022 (PDF)
• USDA Crop Progress Report: Corn, Soybean Planting Closes in on Normalcy
• Federal Court Stays ADM Ethanol Lawsuit Archer Daniels Midland Ethanol Markets Lawsuit Stayed by Federal Magistrate
• Wheat, corn tumble on more Ukrainian export hope
• Farm family conflict does not mean failure
• Would you buy a driverless tractor?
• Virtual sessions offer insight on scouting, pest management
• Grains slump lower to start a short week
• Direct beef sales program to address legal, economic issues
• Drought devastates Western Oklahoma wheat crop
• 2022 crop: An enormous, historic amount of capital at risk
• USDA to infuse billions into transforming food supply chain
• Solar not so popular in the country
• Protect farm assets from being eaten up by long-term care expenses
• Poor planting conditions prompt questions about insurance options for non-conventional practices
• Former Ambassador to China doubtful about Phase Two
• Ag economy to remain strong in 2022 despite signs of softening on the horizon
• Thompson on Cotton: Lackluster Trade, Will Production Problems or Inflation Concerns Win Out?
• USDA: Weekly National Peanut Prices
• American Agri-Women Release Their Farm Bill Recommendations
• USDA: Agricultural Exports Supported More Than 1 Million Jobs In 2020

05.31.2022

• USDA Forecasts Record Farm Exports in FY 2022
• 7 ag stories you might have missed last week
• CRP Contract Termination to Offset Global Food Crisis Gains USDA’s Approval
• Grains finish last week on a high note
• Help for Ag Producers Facing Stress Market, Weather Stress Can Lead to Physical, Emotional Ailments for Farmers, Ranchers
• Market Matters Blog Bipartisan Group of Senators Ask STB to Continue Monitoring Rail Service
• Minding Ag’s Business | Federal Reserve Faces Unique Challenges as it Attempts to Tackle Inflation
• Soil Problems Plague Farmers Soil Concerns Reported on Half of Row Crop Acres Surveyed in USDA Study
• Putin ready to facilitate unfettered grain exports from Ukraine’s ports, Kremlin says
• Russia slams sanctions, seeks to blame West for food crisis
• The push for alternative engines in tractors as prices continue to climb
• Ag economy to remain strong in 2022 despite signs of softening on the horizon
• Family tells their story to prevent future farm tragedies | Say ‘no’ to dangerous tradition of extra riders on tractors
• Are Corn And Wheat Overvalued?
• Farm Groups Want U.S. Tariffs to be Suspended, Reduced or Dropped
• 40 Ag Groups Ask Biden Administration To Reduce/Drop U.S. Tariffs

05.27.2022

• USDA Raises Ag Export, Import Forecasts
• Ag economy to remain strong in 2022 despite signs of softening on the horizon
• Vilsack: USDA wasn’t consulted by DOJ in Roundup case
• What Is the Deferred Tax Monster and How Has It Been Changing Over Time?
• Kansas City Federal Reserve Bank President Esther George said there are unique economic challenges as the Fed attempts to bring inflation back to its 2% target.
• India, Russia, China and U.S. announcements stir markets
• Black swan in the Black Sea: fertilizer
• Drought conditions remain stagnant as planting moves ahead
• USDA raises food inflation forecast for fourth month in a row
• Export sales: Old crop results disappoint
• Corn Replant Calculator can help make decisions
• Women Rooted in Agriculture
• New study examines economics of farm conservation
• Food and ag leaders call for tariff relief
• USDA Allows Expiring CRP Land Early Out | Senators Pitch Plan to Keep Farmers Planting After Final Insurance Dates
• USDA Announces More Money for Meat Processing Capacity, New Efforts to Strengthen Food Supply Chain
• Russia Now Says It’s Ready to Allow Food Exports From Ukraine, But With Conditions
• Ag Groups Call for Tariff Relief to Help Ease Inflation
• John Deere Looks for Leaps in Automation and Digitalization
• Peanut Stocks: Utilization Down Slightly, 3.65Bln Pounds in Storage