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10.07.2022

• Time Running Out to Comment on Atrazine
• RMA Workshops on Whole-Farm Insurance Next Week
• Crop Insurance in America: “The Most Successful Thing We’ve Done in Agriculture”
• Prices fail to find forward momentum
• For farm bill, ag groups say, ‘We want some more’
• New global collaboration platform for farm policy and innovation launched
• Used Machinery Machinery Pete: Grain Trailers, Semis and Trucks … Oh My!
• Labor Department tightens some H-2A regulations
• University Ag Economists Forecast Corn & Soybean Prices To Remain High In Fall 2023
• Purdue/CME Poll: Farmer Sentiment Drifts Lower, Rising Interest Rates Contribute To Uneasiness
• Alarming New Data Shows Fragility Of Ag Systems’ Inability To Sustainably Feed A Growing Population

10.06.2022

• 3 Big Things Today, October 6, 2022
• Ag Economy: “Most Expensive Crop in Decades,” Farmers Battling Skyrocketing Costs
• Crop Insurance Basics: Specialty Crops
• USDA announces “Roadshow” to spotlight insurance opportunities for speciality growers
• Fertilizer Prices Remain Mixed with No Major Changes in Four Weeks
• US Ethanol Output Increases EIA: Ethanol Output Up First Time in 4 Weeks While Demand Falls
• Bayer: What’s so smart about smart corn?
• Focus now on protecting gross revenue
• USDA feeds soybeans to the bears in Sept. 30 reports
• Study finds Mexico’s biotech ban costly
• Bearish WTO trade forecast sinks prices
• Supply chain woes alter equipment rules
• Supreme Court hears oral arguments in Sackett vs. EPA; NCBA urges EPA to pause WOTUS rulemaking
• Supreme Court looks for lasting definition of ‘adjacent wetlands’
• Farmers say it’s not a good time for machinery, new construction investments
• Major Weather Factors Combine to Put Fertilizer Prices and Availability in Question
• Webinar: Impact of Drought on Crop Insurance – Oct. 19
• University Ag Economists Forecast Corn & Soybean Prices To Remain High In Fall 2023
• Purdue/CME Poll: Farmer Sentiment Drifts Lower, Rising Interest Rates Contribute To Uneasiness

10.05.2022

• Farmers show growing concern over rising interest rates
• Farmer Sentiment Drifts Lower, Rising Interest Rates Contribute to Uneasiness – Ag Barometer
• Cleveland on Cotton: A Price Crash to Remember?
• Alarming New Data Shows Fragility Of Ag Systems’ Inability To Sustainably Feed A Growing Population
• Corn, soybeans keep the rally going
• Study Shows Mexico’s Ban On GM Corn Would Cost U.S. Producers $3.56 Billion
• China Dynamics in Focus, While U.S. Supreme Court Considers Scope of the Clean Water Act
• With $5 Million Funding Round, Tractor Zoom Sees Used Equip Sales in Minutes
• Focus now on protecting gross revenue
• Study finds Mexico’s biotech ban costly
• CarbonSpace: Monitoring soil carbon from space
• Soybeans rise as dollar weakens
• Former WA Rancher Easterday Tells Court Tyson Owes Him Millions, Wants Restitution Cut
• Supply chain woes alter equipment rules
• Court upholds USDA’s swine inspection rule
• How to move forward when uncertainty runs high
• Smaller crops shift storage debate
• CREAATE Act would double USDA export promotion funding
• Chip Flory: Don’t Make This Grain Marketing Mistake
• Webinar: Impact of Drought on Crop Insurance – Oct. 19
• USDA: Weekly National Peanut Prices

10.04.2022

• The great wheat disappearance of 2022
• EPA, Sacketts Wage Fight on Significant Nexus for Wetlands Before Supreme Court
• Ag Weather Forum The Wells Dried Up This Year
• Five Ways to Reduce Operation Risk
• USDA Confirms Last Year’s Western Corn Crop Was Smaller Than Thought
• Crop progress: Corn harvest still sluggish
• How to move forward when uncertainty runs high
• State agriculture officials broaden recommendations for the 2023 farm bill
• SCOTUS grapples with wetlands, WOTUS at oral arguments
• Thompson on Cotton: Fundamentals Having Little Impact on Market
• USDA Issues Report On How H-2A Seasonal Worker Program Has Expanded
• USDA Proposes Rule On Buying, Selling Livestock

10.03.2022

• 3 Big Things Today, October 3, 2022
• New video addresses mental health in the agricultural community
• View From the Cab Wheat Emerges, Soy Combines Roll, Corn gets Chopped and Farmers Fight to Save Atrazine
• Five Ways to Reduce Operation Risk Plan for Ranch Risks, Communicate, Mitigate
• Inside the Market Intelligence Gro-ing on Yield Estimates
• USDA Reports Summary | USDA Quarterly Grain Stocks Report Shows Lower-Than-Expected Corn Number
• Smaller crops shift storage debate
• USDA’s stocks report sparks corn, wheat rally
• FTC, state attorneys general sue Syngenta and Corteva
• Duties of an executor or trustee | To avoid frustration and confusion at a trying time, know what to expect and prepare for responsibilities.
• Economic concerns likely impacting herd expansion
• Precision Agriculture Loan Program Act introduced in U.S. House
• U.S. Supreme Court begins new term with wetlands and animal welfare cases
• Episodes on farm safety, cover crops, fiber digestibility
• One of the Strongest Storms to Ever Hit the U.S., Hurricane Ian Causes Damage and Destruction
• Agroterrorism: Webinar Explores Multiple Threats to U.S. Food and Ag Supply Chain
• Weekly Cotton Market Review – USDA
• NOAA Drought Outlook Monthly – October
• Ag Policy: How Have Farm Bills Addressed Climate Change?
• Supreme Court to Hear WOTUS Case on Monday
• USDA Proposes Rule On Buying, Selling Livestock
• Wheat Groups: As Projected Soybean Acreage Surges, Can Wheat Co-exist?

09.30.2022

• FTC, State AGs Sue Syngenta, Corteva, Alleging Companies Block Generic Pesticide Sales
• China still needs the beans
• Will USDA’s September 30 reports be bullish for soybeans?
• EPA takes welcomed action on pesticide-coated seeds
• Grains struggle to find forward momentum
• Another pipeline company sues landowners for survey access
• Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller: The great Texas water plan
• Fertilizer Prices Remain “Considerably Higher” Than Last Year, as Hurricane Ian Could Worsen Outlook
• Agroterrorism: Webinar Explores Multiple Threats to U.S. Food and Ag Supply Chain
• FTC, states sue Syngenta, Corteva over pesticide loyalty programs
• Taliban Signs Deal for Russian Gas, Oil & Wheat
• Wheat Groups: As Projected Soybean Acreage Surges, Can Wheat Coexist?