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01.05.2022

• Farmer Sentiment Rises on Strengthening Current Financial Position – Ag Barometer
• Biofuels to EPA: Pull ’20 RFS Proposal Biofuels, Ag Interests Press EPA Not to Reset 2020 RFS Volumes
• Panel Rules in Favor of US Dairy | US Wins Ruling Against Canada in USMCA Dairy Case
• Port Expands Space to Alleviate Ag Export Congestion
• John Deere unveils fully autonomous 8R tractor
• Tractor Owners Choose Their Favorite Brands
• Find 2022 profit tips at Farm Futures Business Summit
• Both sides of RFS issue testify before EPA hearing Tuesday
• Administration to work with Congress for fair, transparent cattle markets
• A challenging path ahead for cattle market legislation
• Crop protection providers hampered by supply chain issues
• Ag Day at the Capitol is January 26
• President Biden Met Virtually with Farmers, Outlines Plans to Tackle Meat Prices
• Biden Plan Directs $1 Billion To Impact Meat & Poultry Processing, Strengthen P&SA, Add New Labeling Rules
• DTN Cotton Close: Shadows Outside Markets
• USDA: Weekly National Peanut Prices
• Webinar: Ag Land Use Conflicts Among Wind, Solar Farms, Jan. 19
• USDA: The Distribution Of Irrigated Acreage Has Shifted Eastward
• United Van Lines Reports Most Moved To/Out States In 2021

01.04.2022

• Agriculture Department and Justice Department Issue Shared Principles and Commitments to Protect Against Unfair and Anticompetitive Practices
• Biden Administration Will Outline Steps to Boost Competition in the Meat Sector in Monday Announcement
• Biden Pledges Beefed-Up Enforcement of Packers and Stockyards Act, Funds to Expand Packing Capacity
• Progressive Farmer Reader Insights Survey Winners Tractor Owners Choose Their Favorite Brands
• Confusion About Current Inflation
• Plains wheat ratings decline in Kansas, Oklahoma -USDA
• Ag Producers Share Lessons Learned from a Volatile 2021
• 2022 Policy Update – Possible Impacts on Farm Income
• DTN Cotton Close: Market Wobbles Higher
• U Of Illinois Economist Issus 2022 Farm Income Outlook Report
• Agriculture Waits For Big Decisions On Supreme Court Cases
• USDA: Farm Share Of U.S. Food Dollar Increased In 2019 After 7 Years Of Decline
• U. S. economic outlook and agricultural implications for 2022

01.03.2022

• Washington Week Ahead: High court considers appeals on key ag cases
• Agri Marketing’s Ag Stock Index Outperforms General Market
• Ag Funder News Reports The Top 20 Agrifoodtech Funding Deals Of 2021
• U Of lllinois Economist Issues Report "Factors Affecting Farmland Values And Rental Rates"
• Biden, Vilsack, Garland to release Meat and Poultry Action Plan Monday
• Week in Agribusiness, Jan. 1, 2022 Farm broadcasters and Tom Vilsack recap 2021, and share 2022 concerns
• China Missed Trade Buying Targets- Creating Dilemma for Biden Administration
• Successful Farming: Staff picks: Our favorite stories of 2021
• Minding Ag’s Business Higher Costs Tip Break-Even Balance
• Quinn’s Favorite Story of 2021
  Return of Fairs Was Good News for Communities, 4-H Families | DTN Farm Progressive
• What does a gap on the daily price chart mean?
• 7 ag stories you might have missed last week
• Looking back on markets, celebrating a passion for agriculture
• Farm loans tied to risk management, not assets
• 10 ways to make more money in corn and soybeans
• USDA to invite 15,000 producers to test new Respondent Portal in January
• Counselor says managing farm stress has changed
• Agri Marketing Releases Its List Of Most Read Items In 2021

12.31.2021

• 3 Big Things Today, December 31, 2021
• Top 12 stories in 2021 on Southwest Farm Press
• Don’t forget about your basis contracts
• Looking back on markets, celebrating a passion for agriculture
• Another roller coaster year for the livestock industry
• Farmers could help solve seed transportation delays next spring
• USDA Issues Report Showing Planting Of Cover Crops
• The Future of Agricultural Lending
• Used Machinery | Machinery Pete: When Will the Other Shoe Drop?
• Farm Family Business: A Step Up Instead of a Step Down – DTN
• USDA: Peanut Price Highlights
• Moving Grain: DOT Funds Major Upgrades of Supply Chain Infrastructure
• Shurley on Cotton: Prices Showing Nice Recovery, Outlook Still Uncertain and Volatile

12.30.2021

• Top Farm Futures stories from 2021
• Consider 2022 crop insurance implications
• New year, new challenges and opportunities for wheat
• Stress, opioid misuse taking toll on farming communities
• Corn, Wheat Markets Close Higher | December 29, 2021
• What are Farmers Doing to Overcome High Fertilizer Prices
• For ag tech, 2021 was a year of acquisitions, mergers, and growing collaborations
• Do you have your farm set up in the right legal entity category?
• Ag economist says skyrocketing fertilizer prices not likely to slow
• Labor shortages a major concern for the next growing season
• Prepare for a dynamic farmland market in 2022
• Biden team, tax and spending debates top Agri-Pulse stories for 2021
• What’s ahead for the farm economy in 2022?
• Ag Markets: Commodity Investment Winners Change Every Year – DTN
• Agri Marketing Releases Its List Of Most Read Items In 2021
• Futurist Cities Four Megatrends For Agriculture In 2022
• U Of Illinois Ag Economists Issue Corn & Soybean Export Outlook Report
• Red River Crops Conference registration opens

12.29.2021

• Futurist Cities Four Megatrends For Agriculture In 2022
• 3 crops themes from 2021
• What’s ahead for the farm economy in 2022?
• Parts, Equipment Shortages Hammered Ag
• Cybercrime and Taxes
• New year, new challenges and opportunities for wheat
• Caveats on cap-and-trade carbon markets
• Texas producers see proof of higher yields and better weed control
• USTR working on Japan beef access
• The auction class of 2021: Where are they now?
• All production costs driving near-record breakeven costs for crops in ‘22
• WSJ: Farmers Expected to Increase Planting, But Input Costs, Weather, and Chinese Demand Bring Uncertainty
• Pasture to Plate: A Culture-Driven Beef Business
• Corn, Soybeans: 2022 Export Sales Outlook
• DTN Grain Close: Wheat Markets Tumble Again; Soybeans, Corn Correct
• DTN Cotton Close: Sharply Lower Amid Year-End Position-Squaring
• USDA: Share Of Income Spent On Food In U.S. Dropped 10% In 2020, An Historic Low