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03.17.2022

• Russian invasion will have long-term impact on ag
• USDA Issues "World Agricultural Supply And Demand Estimates At A Glance" Report
• Pointing to Ukraine and Input Costs, GOP Lawmakers Question Rationale for Hearing on Climate Change
• Arguments Go Off the Rails When Tying Ethanol Policies to Russian Invasion of Ukraine
• Precision Water Management Precision Wins by Helping Lower Irrigation Pumping Costs
• More conservation funding needed in next farm bill
• Wheat falls on ceasefire optimism
• Volatile wheat prices slammed with 7% losses
• Huge price swings can amplify bad marketing decisions
• What could spark a sell-off?
• Successful Farming | Wednesday, March 16 Ag News
• CF Industries boosts U.S. fertilizer shipments as war cuts Russian exports
• A flock of black swans is disrupting 2022 | FBN economist weighs in on the 2022 growing season
• The complications of adding climate-smart practices to farm policy
• Impact of high fertilizer costs could have positive effect on water quality
• Ukraine Planting Area in Focus, as Global Fertilizer Sourcing Evolves
• 5 Transformations Happening in China That Will Affect Your Farm
• Trevino withdraws from nomination to be top US ag trade negotiator
• Senate Bill Would Make Daylight Saving Time Permanent
• Farm Equipment Dealers Vote to Form New Dealer Association
• Food & Agriculture Climate Alliance Co-Chair’s Comments On USDA’s Role In Climate Initiatives At House Ag Committee Hearing

03.16.2022

• Wheat Market Settles In More Narrow Range
• 5 Transformations Happening in China That Will Affect Your Farm
• Highlighting Data From Satellites, NASA Looks to Expand Data Tools for Agriculture
• Unique fertilizer use boosts organic yields
• Volatile wheat turns sharply higher
• CFAD releases new white paper | CFAD provides recommendations to maintain and expand climate-smart practices.
• Vilsack: ‘It’s frustrating’ filling USDA opening despite expecting record exports
• Should production cost be factored into the next farm bill?
• USDA wants farmers, processors to apply for meat & food supply programs
• Indo Pacific strategy faulted in hearing for lack of new market access
• Modern agriculture prepares to roll on the National Mall
• DTN Grain Close: Wheat Soars, Crude Oil Falls Back on Outside Concerns 3-15
• The Fertilizer Institute Issues Statement On USDA’s Fertilizer Innovation Initiative
• USDA Issues "Cotton And Wool Outlook" Report
• USDA Issues "Oil Crops Outlook" Report

03.15.2022

• 5 Transformations Happening in China That Will Affect Your Farm
• Russia bans grain exports to neighboring ex-Soviet countries
• Weekly grain movement: Corn, wheat trend moderately lower
• “Limitations” on How Fast U.S. Farmers Can Respond to High Commodity Prices, as “Global Oilseed Prices Soar”
• Tractor Sales Grow in 2022 February Machinery Sales Show Tractor Growth, Decrease in Combines
• Family Business Matters | Rethink Family Farm Business Failure and Explore Your Options
• Answers to 4 questions on interest rate hikes
• March market madness actually makes sense
• Here we go again: Is ethanol climate-friendly?
• 3 ideas to deal with setbacks during change
• How to improve grain marketing
• USDA leaders say opening up CRP unlikely
• Prep for profit
• 3 ideas to deal with setbacks during change
• Plains drought to curb U.S. wheat harvest, adding to global supply worries
• U.S. drought nearing record-dry conditions
• Farmland Bill to limit new conservation land gains speed
• “Limitations” on How Fast U.S. Farmers Can Respond to High Commodity Prices, as “Global Oilseed Prices Soar”
• Jerry Gulke: Are Higher Grain Prices Curbing Demand?
• Russia mulls temporary ban on wheat, rye, barley, corn exports – Interfax
• Study Reports 9% Of Americans Plan To Move In This "Work From Home" Era
• USDA Issues "Feed Outlook" Report
• USDA Issues "Wheat Outlook" Report

03.14.2022

• Should production cost be factored into the next farm bill?
• Washington Week Ahead: Omnibus done, Congress to-do list includes shipping reform
• Vilsack announces fertilizer grants, climate program extension in Commodity Classic address
• U.S. Drought Expands To Largest Area Since 2012
• Kub’s Den A Crude Connection Between Grains and Geopolitics
• DTN View From the Cab Feature Offers Chance to Tell Your Farm Story
• Ag Secretary Touches on Ukraine, Fertilizer Challenges and Trade at Commodity Classic
• No Analog to Today’s Wheat Market | Chernobyl and Today’s Wheat Markets Are Different Kinds of Nuclear
• Policy Talk at Commodity Classic Ag Association Leaders Talk About Sustainability, Trade, Crop Insurance at Commodity Classic
• Todd’s Take Corn, Wheat Prices Show Different Responses to Events in Ukraine
• The great wheat supply debate
• Wheat’s record run finally stalls
• What’s New in Crop Tech Next Generation Crop, Weed Tech on Display at Commodity Classic
• 5 landowners with the most acres in America
• Keeping farmers a part of the sustainability conversation
• Managing the uncertainty in agriculture
• Farmers preparing for the unexpected
• Sen. Cramer joins call to permit sale of E15 fuel over summer driving season
• ERS: “U.S. Wheat Prices Surging,” Markets Are in Flux – – FT Notes Ukraine Spring Planting Fears
• Food Prices Climb 7.9%, Biggest Jump Since 1981
• Jerry Gulke: Are Higher Grain Prices Curbing Demand?
• USDA Issues Report Showing A Decade Of Conservation Trends
• Bill Introduced In Congress Would Provide Relief On Fertilizer Tariffs
• Canola Council Of Canada Releases Updated “Canola Innovation Strategy” Report
• Agribusiness, Food Companies Cutting Ties With Russia

03.11.2022

• 4 Factors that Are Driving a Crazy Commodities Market
• Ag Weather Forum Winter Precipitation Review Shows Record Dryness in Some Areas
• Russia-Ukraine war, weather, create huge profit potential – for now
• USDA Lowers Wheat, Corn Export Estimates for Ukraine; Fertilizer, Food Security Worries Escalate
• Raven upgrades autonomous system
• Demand fundamentals lift corn, soybeans
• Grains edge higher as hopes for Black Sea ceasefire fade
• Max Armstrong: Farm Progress America, March 10 (audio)
• 7 ag stories you might have missed this week | Farm Futures
• What Manufacturers are Saying About the War in Ukraine
• The stark reality of farming in Ukraine during the war
• Senator remains concerned about Biden WOTUS plan
• Senator Thune says Biden needs to change direction & look at biofuels
• 3 Global Factors Driving A New Commodity Super Cycle
• USDA Drops Global Soybean Production by 10 MMT
• Drought Monitor Weekly: Southern Plains, South Continue to Dry Out 3-10
• Agribusiness, Food Companies Cutting Ties With Russia
• USDA Report Shows A Decade Of Conservation Trends

03.10.2022

• How Russian-Ukrainian conflict may impact crop insurance decisions before the March 15 deadline
• March 22 WASDE Report (PDF)
• USDA crop report analysis and historic perspective
• USDA Reports Summary USDA Factors Russia-Ukraine War in Latest WASDE Report
• Wheat prices continue to backslide
• Farm Policy Facts: Our View: Sunny Farm Forecast Clouded by Rising Costs
• Schedule Advisory: A 2022 Review of the Farm Bill: The Role of USDA Programs in Addressing Climate Change | Wednesday, March 16, 2022 – 10:00 AM ET | | Live Stream You Tube:
• Iowa Senators Introduce Biofuels Bill Grassley, Ernst Offer Bill to Replace Banned Russian Oil Imports With Biofuels
• Ag Weather Forum Winter’s Last Blast?
• Here’s why crop budgets matter more than ever
• European fertilizer output cuts pose risks for food prices
• FDA clears CRISPR cattle for meat production
• What manufacturers are saying about the war in Ukraine
• Fluctuating grain prices cause co-ops to limit buying
• 3 Global Factors Driving A New Commodity Super Cycle
• USDA forecasts larger wheat stocks despite war, but warns of uncertainty
• Hundreds Of U.S. Companies Leaving Russia
• Deere Responds To Right-To-Repair Suits, Farmers Continue Pressure
• Wheat Price Swings Wildly, as Food Inflation and Hunger Concerns Mount Due to Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine