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08.25.2022

• SuccessfulFarming: 3 Big Things Today, August 25, 2022
• Drought Dents Crop Production Outlook in U.S., EU and China, as Ukraine Production Concerns About Next Crop Persist
• Vilsack: USDA may take step-by-step approach to ag debt relief
• White House: Climate law will mean up to $1.9T in benefits
• Progressive Farmer: Kub’s Den Best Time of Year to Buy Fertilizer: Seasonal Patterns
• IA Farms Lose $1.3M in Store Failure Iowa Farms lose $1.3M in B&B Farm Store Failure
• Fertilizer prices trend lower – for now
• An increase in trailer listings is good news for buyers
• Senate Finance Committee to vote September 7th on USTR nominee
• Farmer Ground-Truths Numbers on Wide Rows, Low Pops and Profitability
• 6 Tips to Maximize Time on the Farm
• Texas Cotton: Managing Late-Season Insects
• Farm Forward Sues Whole Foods for Deceiving Consumers
• Farm Journal Lists Three Reasons Corn Prices Surged
• John Deere To Crop Input Companies: Your Margin Is My Opportunity
• How Farmland And Investors Can Profit From The EV Revolution
• USDA Issues Cotton And Wool Outlook Report
• USDA Issues Oil Crops Outlook Report

08.24.2022

• Is predicting yield a fool’s game?
• What will you choose to learn about marketing this year?
• Grain storage: Money pit or profit protector?
• Texas, Kansas, and North Carolina have the worst corn in the country
• Senate Finance Committee to vote September 7th on USTR nominee
• Busy Week for USTR Officials
• Drought relief checks begin mailing this week
• USDA: Weekly National Peanut Prices
• USDA Begins Accepting Applications For $100 Million In Biofuel Infrastructure Grants
• Feed Outlook
• USDA Issues Wheat Outlook: Report
• USDA Reports Crop Conditions Continue To Deteriorate, 55% Of Corn, 57% Soybeans Are Good To Excellent
• Farmers National Co. Reports On: What’s Next For Land Prices?

08.23.2022

• Crop Progress Report
• Drought continues to impact cattle numbers
• Applications mailed to producers impacted by 2020, 2021 disasters
• USDA Weekly Crop Progress Report USDA Crop Progress Report Shows Corn, Soybean Conditions Down Again
• Corn, soybean condition decline for 3 straight weeks
• Market Weather Outlook
• Funds available for farmers considering organic
• Money pit or profit protector" | Call options paid off the last two harvests
• Will late season fertility pay off?
• R-CALF says U.S. trade policies need an overhaul
• EDITORIAL: The enemy within our industry… By National Cattlemen’s Beef Association President Don Schiefelbein
• Drought Negatively Impacting China, the U.S. and Europe, as Ukrainian Black Sea Exports Continue
• Farmer Ground-Truths Numbers on Wide Rows, Low Pops and Profitability
• Texas LRGV Cotton: Crop 60% Harvested, Whiteflies Moving Into Any Green Fields
• Texas Plains Cotton: Plenty of Threats to Keep You Scouting
• Livestock, Dairy, and Poultry Outlook (PDF)

08.22.2022

• 7 ag stories you might have missed last week
• Rural Mainstreet Economic Index Falls Below Growth Neutral Again: Machinery Sales Fall To Lowest Level In Two Years
• View From the Cab Green Energy Clouds Future for Some Farmers
• Todd’s Take Is the Wheat Market Ready for Another Chernobyl?
• Are prime corn marketing opportunities history?
• Bargain buyers stop wheat slump (08.19.2022)
• USDA broadens targeting of disaster assistance
• Deere cuts outlook, misses earnings with costs high and inventories low
• Drought drives cattle placements higher
• Opinions on farm bill programs needed
• Hinson says trade is one of her top priorities
• Farmer input concerns resonate in Congress
• Rural Economy Shifts into Low Gear, Farm Equipment Sales Plummet to 2-Year Low
• The U.S. is Now 30 Days Away From a Possible Railroad Labor Strike
• Deere sees strong farm economy holding up
• Weekly Cotton Market Review – USDA
• Drought Monitor Weekly: Widespread but Highly Variable Rains
• Ag Sec’y Vilsack Lists Funding Priorities From New Inflation Reduction Act

08.19.2022

• USDA to Mail Additional Pre-Filled Applications to Producers Impacted by 2020, 2021 Disasters
• USDA Announces Relending To Heirs Program
• Wheat sinks to lowest price since early 2022
• EPA Draft Contains Dicamba Concerns | EPA Reviewing Whether Dicamba Use Can Continue Without Posing Risks
• Andersons to Pay Record Fines for Clean Air Act Violations at 4 Ethanol Plants
• New marketing year points to favorable soybean export volumes to China
• Export Sales: Soybeans land big new crop totals
  
• Key points ahead of Friday’s Cattle-on-Feed report
• Tesla disrupted the auto industry. What about agriculture?
• Vilsack calls Inflation Reduction Act a “once in a lifetime investment” in rural America
• Vilsack: Debt relief will keep farmers on land
• US meat and dairy exporters laud progress on Taiwan trade deal
• 2020 Farm Operator Income Overtakes Average Household Income
• Univ Of Illinois: Photosynthesis Hack Boosts Soybean Yield 20%
• Ag Sec’y Vilsack Lists Funding Priorities From New Inflation Reduction Act
• U Of Nebraska Research Reports Greeneye Precision Spraying System Reduces Herbicide Use By 87%, Delivers Same Efficacy

08.18.2022

• Can you manage your risk?
• Focus farm bill on small farmers, not corporate ag, says Land Stewardship Project
• Vilsack calls Inflation Reduction Act a “once in a lifetime investment” in rural America
• Cotton: Drought Drops U.S. Harvest to Lowest Level Since 19th Century
• Ag Weather Forum Winter Forecast Has La Nina Overtone
• US Ethanol Demand Highest in Year; Output Sinks 4% on Week
• What’s in the IRA for farm bill conservation programs?
• Economist says grain market volatility doesn’t have an end in sight
• EPA Ag Advisor says administration remains committed to biofuels
• U.S. to Contribute $68 Million to World Food Program to Buy Ukrainian Wheat
• States still at odds over measures to deal with drought-starved Colo. River
• Democrats push for stronger heat and smoke standards
• University Ag Economists Report Farmland Prices Higher But Still In Line With Market Fundamentals
• Membership In National FFA Organization Reaches All-Time High