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02.04.2022

• Best Agriculture Apps for 2022
• USDA, DOJ launch online tool allowing farmers to report anticompetitive practices
• Aid ‘natural climate solutions’ with bigger USDA stewardship spending, says report
• Has The Farm Financial Picture Turned Dire? Ag Economy Barometer Reveals Reality of Input Price Pain for 2022
• Rural America needs ‘circular economy,’ says Vilsack
• FAS Administrator defends ag trade
• Ag Weather Forum | La Nina Remains in Effect
• CattleFax Sees Cow-Calf Producers’ Piece of the Pie Getting Bigger
• Greeneye Technology, FBN Partner to Test AI-Enabled Precision Spraying Technology
• Soybean market’s ‘blow-off top’
• Protocol bridges gap between cotton producer, brands
• The cattle price explosion is now!
• Wheat’s short term price trend is downward, analyst says
• Profitability in the face of high inputs
• Building trust with non-farmers
• Global Food Prices Climb Towards Record
• Technology: John Phipps: It’s Not a Chain, It’s a Web
• Shipping reform bill makes new advances in Congress
• DTN Cotton Close: Sharply Up on Exports, Crude
• Senators Urge EPA Not to Make Retroactive Cut to Biofuel Requirements
• Soybean Prices Race Past $15, Analysts Explain Why

02.03.2022

• The Three “C’s”: Crop Insurance, Climate, and Conservation
• Can NRCS Absorb Conservation Fund Bump? | Rep. Thompson Questions Whether NRCS Could Sustain Large Funds Increase in BBB
• Amid Calls for Cattle Market Reforms, JBS USA Settles Suit Against Big Packers
• CattleFax Forecasts Positive Profitability Trends In 2022
• Cattle Inventory Report Paints a Bullish Outlook
• Pair insurance with marketing to protect risk
• Sen. Tester’s bill gives farmers ‘right to repair’
• Soybean prices close off daily highs | Wednesday, February 2, 2022
• CRP, conservation programs kick off farm bill hearings
• Food and fuel required to meet global challenges, say ag leaders
• Jerry Gulke: Will 2022 Repeat 2021?
• House Republicans push back on USDA’s climate priorities
• Texas Field Reports: Market Concerns Equal Good Commodity Crop Prices
• USDA Invests $1.4 Billion to Support Local Businesses, Create Good-Paying Jobs and Strengthen the Economy in Rural America
• Purdue/CME ‘s Ag Economy Barometer Declines, Producers Concerned About Rising Costs And Supply Chain Disruptions

02.02.2022

• Successful Farming | What is today’s news | Tuesday, February 1, 2022
• Rural America to Congress: Protect Crop Insurance February 1, 2022
• Purdue/CME ‘s Ag Economy Barometer Declines, Producers Concerned About Rising Costs And Supply Chain Disruptions
• Russia-Ukraine Tensions Unnerving Grain Markets- Could “Spark Unrest Far From the Front Lines”
• Has The Farm Financial Picture Turned Dire? Ag Economy Barometer Reveals Reality of Input Price Pain for 2022
• A 2022 Review of Farm Bill Conservation Programs Wednesday, February 2, 2022 | 10:00 AM Washington | LIVE STREAM
• Right-to-Repair Bill Offered in Senate | Bill Would Require Manufacturers to Provide Diagnostics Equipment to Farmers
• DTN Retail Fertilizer Trends | Anhydrous Hits All-Time-High Price Record at $1,492
• Temporizing on Trade with China
• Grain markets get second wind
• Rising costs and supply chain disruptions concern farmers
• Trucker protest strands beef shipments at U.S.-Canada border
• Max Armstrong | Farm Progress | Feb. 1, 2022
• Strong beef demand expected to continue
• New technology helps producers detect sick cattle earlier
• Farmer hopeful for the ’22 season despite challenges
• Carbon credit brokers contacting agriculture, rural landowners in Texas
• Tractorcade: How an Epic Convoy and Legendary Farmer Army Shook Washington, D.C.
• Thompson on Cotton: Outside Uncertainty Doesn’t Stop New Contract Highs
• January 1 Cattle Inventory Down 2 Percent
• USDA Announces Inaugural Federal Advisory Committee On Urban Agriculture
• USDA Reports Cattle Inventory Down 2% In 2021

02.01.2022

• Coalition: Don’t Cut Crop Insurance Farmers Back Crop Insurance as EWG Criticizes Program Over Climate Change
• EPA Finalizes RFS Compliance Delays Despite Call From Biofuels to Enforce Law
• Cattle Lean into Monday Hopeful for Week Ahead
• USDA Cattle Inventory Report | Jan. 1 Cattle Inventory Down 2%
• Hefty subsidy needed for adoption of cover crops
• Sharp decline in farm income likely this year
• Cattle inventory numbers point to more contraction
• USDA announces partnership to ease port congestion
• Researchers find tradeoff between water quality and emissions on the farm
• Future of U.S. corn, soybean & wheat production depends on groundwater
• New Machinery Autonomy in Action: These Machines Bring Imagination to Life
• Succession Planning | John Phipps’ Ugly Truth about Succession Planning: Unearned Wealth Brings Out the Worst in Everybody
• Cotton Market Analysis – Jan. 31
• Trouble Brewing in Brazil? Soybean Crop Forecasts Trimmed as Bad Weather Hurts Yields
• Daybreak Jan. 31: House tackles competition bill

01.31.2022

• Ag Sec’y Vilsack Lists His Top Three Priorities
• Cleveland on Cotton: More Highs Likely with “Insatiable” Yarn Demand
• Six Lingering Questions About John Deere’s Autonomous Tractor
• Washington Week Ahead: Conservation gets focus, House considers trade provisions
• On the ground in Ukraine: what it means for agriculture
• Why It’s Still Difficult to Forecast Next Week’s Weather
• EPA Finalizes RFS Compliance Delays Despite Call From Biofuels to Enforce Law
• Crop insurance flexibilities have been extended by 5 months, USDA says
• Farm management analyst concerned working capital will begin to erode
• Just When You Think Fertilizer Shortages are Improving, Trucker Vaccine Mandates Slam Supply Chain Into Disarray
• New Machinery | Autonomy in Action: These Machines Bring Imagination to Life
• Cattle Analysis and Outlook – Jan. 28
• Ag Trade: China Keeps Eye on Domestic Food Security
• USDA: 2021 Retail Food Price Inflation Continued, But Varied Among Food Categories

01.28.2022

• USDA Extends Crop Insurance Flexibilities To June Due To COVID-19
• USDA Extends Pandemic-Related Crop Insurance Flexibilities (MP3 on USDA Website)
• One year checkup: How Biden is handling ag trade
• USDA invests $1 billion to improve rural towns across the country
• More Fertilizer Volatility? Russia, Ukraine Conflict Could Cause Fertilizer Supply, Price Issues
• County Restrictions In TX & OK for Enlist Herbicides Cause Problems for Farmers, Corteva
• Is king corn headed to $7?
• Hiring a grain marketing expert: fundamentalist or technical analyst?
• The tea on hot farmland prices
• Cotton producers prevailed in 2021 against onslaught of winds and rains
• A corn market correction up ahead, analyst warns
• China Keeps Eye on Domestic Food Security
• World Bank sees gains for climate and economy if ag policies are revised
• Experts: Congress must treat poor nutrition, climate change, and biodiversity loss as interconnected
• USGC chair says China must be held accountable on Phase One commitments
• Risk manager finds little interest in switching from corn to beans in ’22
• Countering soaring fertilizer costs
• Corn, soybean farmers promote bridge evaluation, management
• Conservation | Dirty Boots Advocacy: Farm Journal Announces Carbon Council
• Just When You Think Fertilizer Shortages are Improving, Trucker Vaccine Mandates Slam Supply Chain Into Disarray
• Five picked for state FSA, RD positions
• USDA Announces Conservation Reserve Program Signups For 2022