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03.01.2022

• Corn closes 35¢ higher, soybeans end 52¢ higher, wheat up 75¢ | Monday, February 28, 2022
• Grain market volatility spikes as March contracts go into delivery
• More than half of U.S. commodities stuck in extended dryness
• Global Shares Mixed as Russia, Ukraine Plan Further Talks
• Chlorpyrifos no longer available for farmers
• Live online event tackles grain market impact of Ukraine situation
• Black Sea grain export disruptions won’t be easy to replace, analyst says
• Cattle producers discuss priorities at Capitol
• Grain Flows Dry Up, Ukraine’s Ports Closed- Wheat Prices Soar, Food Inflation Worries Persist
• Spring Crop Insurance Price Looks to Smash Records for Soybeans
• Chevron to acquire Renewable Energy Group in $3.15B deal Chevron is buying Renewable Energy Group in a $3.15 billion deal
• Texas Corn: Maximizing Crop Profits Under Limited Water
• USDA Issues Report Showing Food-Insecure Households By State
• USDA Issues Food Price Outlook Report
• U.S. Grain Companies Shutting Down Their Ukraine Operations

02.28.2022

• Washington Week Ahead: Biden set to face Congress as Ukraine crisis unfolds
• War Stymies Black Sea Exports, Importers Seek Alternative Sources of Wheat, Corn- Food Inflation Worries Grow
• Wheat jumps most in a decade; corn, soybeans rally Wheat makes biggest one-day gains since 2012 on supply woes.
• Ukraine Invasion Spotlights the Delicate State of Democracy
• Russian Invasion of Ukraine Overtakes Other Washington Issues as Congress Returns this Week
• Jerry Gulke: Global Events Rattle Grain Markets
• Putin attacks Ukraine: How will war in Eastern Europe impact your business?
• What’s at stake for global economy as Russia standoff escalates?
• Successful Farming: Q&A: Iurii Mykhaylov, a Ukrainian citizen that compares Putin’s move to Hitler | Retired Army lieutenant/Journalist: "I never expected to find myself in the whirl of the ferocious war."
• Ag Interest Rate Snapshot
• Duties Blamed for Fertilizer Price Rise
• Finding More Respect for Commodity Price Trends
• Attorney general examining high fertilizer costs
• Words of wisdom from a 30-year grain trader
• More than half of U.S. commodities stuck in extended dryness
• The 2022 Outlook for U.S. Agriculture From USDA’s Chief Economist
• Autonomous Electric 4-Row Planter Prototype Being Tested In Iowa
• USDA Reports Destinations Of Record 2021 Exports 2-28-2022
• KC Fed: Farm Real Estate Values Continue Rapid Climb

02.25.2022

• Up To Date Analysis On Ukraine Invasion’s Impact On Agriculture
• What’s at stake for global economy as Russia standoff escalates?
• Russian Invasion Disrupts Markets, Halts Grain-Export Operations in Ukraine
• Ukraine shuts down ports as conflict threatens grain supplies
• EIA: Ethanol Stocks Gain Marginally, Output Up 1.5% on Week
• USDA raises export forecast, projects increased soy, wheat plantings
• USDA optimistic on ag trade growth
• Oil Fades From Highs After Sanctions Leave Out Oil Exports
• USDA Outlook: Record Corn Production, Higher Domestic Soybean Demand, Slightly Lower Prices
• Vilsack to fertilizer companies: Don’t take advantage of Russian invasion
• One less weed control tool available to farmers
• U.S. food prices insulated from warfare in Ukraine – Vilsack
• The market shakeup is likely far from over
• Market study commissioned to better understand rising fertilizer prices
• Wheat Prices Soar Following Russia’s Invasion Of Ukraine
• USDA Reports Food Prices Were Below Overall Inflation In 2021

02.24.2022

• Russia Invades Ukraine
• Russia, Ukraine Conflict Escalates, Ripple Effects Could Include Impacts on Food Prices, Production, and Fertilizer
• DTN Retail Fertilizer Trends | Most Fertilizer Prices Continue Upward Climb
• Why price prediction is a fool’s game
• Challenges – and opportunities – ahead of 2022 growing season
• Can ethanol lower gas prices and reduce emissions?
• Guar could improve wheat production
• Fertility, reduced till, labor keys to corn yield
• Fertilizer shortages due to Russia-Ukraine conflict may hit U.S. growing season
• Genomics creating the manual for better peanuts
• Soybeans close 40¢ higher, wheat up 32¢ | Wednesday, February 23, 2022
• Biden releases funds to strengthen port infrastructure
• U.S. Ag Exports Shatter Records in 2021
• Pro Farmer Evening Report: Feb. 23, 2022
• Markets Respond to Russia’s Advance Into Ukraine, Inflation Concerns Mount
• U.S. & Allies Level Sanctions Against Russia | February 23, 2022
• Vilsack: Carbon measuring key to wooing skeptical farmers
• USDA Releases “Livestock, Dairy, And Poultry Outlook” Report
  

02.23.2022

• Todd’s Take Corn, Soybean Prices Headed Higher. Do I Hear $30?
• Official Sees EPA Getting RFS on Track | EPA Sees Growth in Biofuels Going Forward Under Renewable Fuel Standard
• Growth Energy Settles With EPA on RFS
• Why price prediction is a fool’s game
• Why does price on hedge-to-arrive contract change when rolled?
• Here’s how to guarantee a profit on 2022 production
• Making your farm business 5 percent better
• Framework outlines best practices for gene editing
• Death tax legislation languishing in Congress
• How to reduce agronomic risk
• NASDA on cultivating agricultural industry employment opportunities
• Russia, Ukraine Conflict Escalates, Ripple Effects Could Include Impacts on Food Prices, Production, and Fertilizer
• MacKenzie Scott donates $50M to National 4-H Council
• India Makes Record U.S. Soy Oil Purchase
• USDA Releases "Livestock, Dairy, And Poultry Outlook" Report

02.22.2022

• Dept Of Justice Starting New Initiatives To Monitor Price Collusion
• Ag Sec’y Vilsack Asks Dept Of Justice To Investigate Higher Crop Input Prices
• Russia flexes military for Ukraine move; West to respond
• Jerry Gulke: How Will Global Events Affect Agriculture?
• Farm Progress America, February 21, 2022 (Audio)
• WHEAT SCOOPS: Price variability and selling wheat
• COTTON SPIN: Getting back to normal
• Drought, cold takes toll on Southwest wheat
• Texas Ag Forum to highlight carbon credits, climate initiatives
• This invention could expand ethanol use
• Grain elevators anticipating possible acreage shift
• Ag Secretary optimistic about trade under Biden administration
• Supply Chain Variables Continue to Percolate: Potash, Glyphosate, Bird Flu, and Grain/Wheat Exports
• Solving the Profit Puzzle: Save vs. Spend in Farming
• Farm-style Shark Tank Pitches Five Agriculture Technologies
• Three Big Weather Factors Loom for 2022 Crop Season
• Court Orders Farm Air Emissions Rule to be Sent Back to EPA
• Current Fertilizer Market Differs From 2008
• Dept Of Justice Starting New Initiatives To Monitor Price Collusion
• Agri-Marketers Overwhelmingly Support Current Energy Sources
• Former Ag Sec’y Purdue Named Chancellor Of Georgia’s University System
• U Of Illinois Expert Reviews USDA’s Ten Year Forecasts For Corn, Soybeans