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12.20.2021

• Manchin says he will not vote for Build Back Better: ‘This is a no’
• What Higher Interest Rates Will Mean for Farmers
• Todd’s Take Why This Is Not Your Father’s Inflation
• Study: Winter Tornadoes to Get Worse
• 7 Ag Stories You May Have Missed Last Week
• Farm Progress Free Guide: Crop rotation has never been more critical
• Cabinet members urge to relieve ag supply chain
• 2022: A year to use put options
• USDA initiative would help farmers create new revenue streams
• Vilsack comments on trade deals at Wisconsin farm
• Port backlog improving but still a large issue
• Dashboard shows ‘Achilles’ heel’ of food supply chain
• ERS: “Corn Use Projected Slightly Higher than 2020/21 Record,” Cash Prices Firm During Harvest
• Drought and Demand Drive the 2022 Wheat Outlook
• Crazy, Amazing, Unbelievable: 2021 Farmland Market is One for the History Books
• Daybreak Dec. 17: Thompson: Farm bill review a priority for 2022

12.17.2021

• Marrying Soybeans and Renewable Diesel | Renewable Diesel Plans Could Outstrip Soybean Acres, Soy Oil Supplies
• Biden Administration Tells SCOTUS to Reject Landowners Clean Water Act Petition
• Progressive Farmer Clayton’s Favorite Story of 2021 Infrastructure, Pot Boom and Good Chinese Food All Stand Out in This June Road Trip
• Three simple marketing strategies for corn into year end
• John Deere 4455: The best tractor ever made?
• Independent cattle ranchers continue fighting against national checkoff program
• Lawsuit challenges EPA over pesticide-coated seeds
• EPA’s proposed biofuel blending rule disappoints
• Vilsack comments on trade deals at Wisconsin farm
• Study: biodiesel tax incentive has economic, environmental benefits
• Farm and Ranch Wellness project successful
• Predicting grazing cattle weight gain from satellite imagery
• WSJ: Fertilizer Prices More Than Doubled Over Past Year
• United Just Completed First Flight Fueled by SAF, Here’s Why Soybean Growers Should Take Note
• Crazy, Amazing, Unbelievable: 2021 Farmland Market is One for the History Books
• A Look Back: 4 Takes on 2021 Weather
• New lawsuit filed over treated seeds ‘loophole’
• Biden administration promises coordinated action on trucker shortage
• DTN Cotton Close: Market Ends Sharply Higher
• Wheat Market: Adjusting To USDA Estimates In A Record-Setting Year
• USDA Assists Farmers, Ranchers, and Communities Affected by Recent Tornadoes
• 18 Senators Ask Biden Admin To Take India To The WTO On Wheat And Rice Subsidies
• U.S. November Tractor Sales Up 11% For 2021, Combine Sales Up 25%
• U Of Illinois, Ohio State Economists Report On Relationship Between Price Of Grain, Natural Gas And N2

12.16.2021

• Wheat closes 31¢ lower | Wednesday, December 15, 2021
• Environmental Groups Sue EPA Over Lack of Action on Seed Treatment Petition
• Geopolitical, Trade Disputes Darken Phosphorus Outlook in 2022
• Kub’s Den | High Fertilizer Prices: The History and Future
• US Ethanol Inventories Continue to Rise
• EPA’s proposed biofuel blending rule disappoints
• Bullish consensus is a valuable market indicator
• New lawsuit filed over treated seeds ‘loophole’
• China’s appetite for US beef helping bolster demand
• On High Food Prices, White House Cites "Greed Of Meat Conglomerates"
• Cattle producers might be slowly gaining leverage over the packing industry
• Update needed to water quality legislation
• American Agri-Women President executing vision for new leadership program
• AFBF: Ag labor must be exempt from travel restrictions
• Should cultured meat be labeled identically to traditional meat?
• U.S. November Tractors Sales Up 11% For 2021, Combine Sales Up 25%
• Renewable Fuels Assn Releases Analysis Of 2022 Automobile Models
• Online series offered to Texas Panhandle, South Plains producers

12.15.2021

• Renewable Fuel Standard Reset Rule Proposal on Track for May 2022
• Biden Team Slow to Move as US Lagging Behind Competitors in Striking Trade Deals
• Most Wholesale Fertilizer Prices Rose in November, Expected to Keep Climbing in December
• Markets head for holiday holding pattern
• Is it time for a farm financial checkup?
• Ghosts of grain markets past, present & future
• Uncertainty about 2022 running high? Try this.
• Tuesday Grain Markets
• Meat Institute says White House confused by ag economics over food inflation
• Farmer celebrates triple digit winter wheat yield milestone in 2021
• Carbon markets to remain varied until USDA sets standard
• Farmers encouraged to account for manure nutrients
• ERS: “Soybean Oil Domestic Use Expected to Grow,” Renewable Diesel a Factor
• An Overview of U.S. Farms From USDA’s Economic Research Service- 2021 Edition
• “America’s Diverse Family Farms: 2021 Edition" (ERS)
• Fertilizer Prices Could Affect 2021 taxes, 2022 Planting Intentions
• Will You Be Able to Deduct Prepaid Farm Expenses?
• John Deere Teases Autonomy Launches
• USDA: Weekly National Peanut Prices
• Growth Energy Supports Defend The Blend Act In The U.S. Senate
• EPA Announces Farmer to Farmer Grant Funding
• Ag Economic Insights Release Report Showing Where Farmland Values And Rents Have Increased The Most

12.14.2021

• USDA Feed Grain Tables
• Last week, the USDA’s Economic Research Service (ERS) released its annual report exploring characteristics of U.S. farms: “America’s Diverse Family Farms: 2021 Edition.”
• Global Fertilizer Outlook – 1 World Nitrogen Demand to Increase in 2022 Despite Considerably Higher Prices
• Is it time for a farm financial checkup?
• Uncertainty about 2022 running high? Try this.
• Markets head for holiday holding pattern
• Supreme Court to ask Biden’s input in bid to end Bayer Roundup lawsuit
• Farmland draws investor interest with inflation running hot
• EPA urged to delay herbicide registration changes
• Global demand for beef is reflective in the cattle market, positive multi-year outlook
• The cost of inflation
• CBO Report Shows True Cost of Biden Administration’s Build Back Better Plan Closer to $5T
• 2022 Outlook: Why Corn’s Sweet Spot May Be Below $6 in the New Year
• Cover crops as cash crops: Farmers angle to profit off the practice
• Assessing Damage From Weekend Storms – DTN
• Ag Economic Insights Release Report Showing Where Farmland Values And Rents Have Increased The Most
• Nat’l Assn Of Wheat Growers Issues Comment On Field To Market’s National Indicators Report

12.13.2021

• 7 ag stories you might have missed last week
• Washington Week Ahead: Biden makes plea for agenda, FDA nominee heads to Hill
• CoBank Year-Ahead Report: Forces Shaping U.S. Rural Economy
• House Passes Two Nat’l Cattlemen’s Beef Assn-Backed Bills On Market Transparency
• The 9 grain market indicators to watch, now through the New Year
• Top Cash Rents in 2021
• Living Legacy Landowner Repopulates Harvested Woodland to Leave a Legacy
• EPA Opposes SCOTUS E15 Ruling Review
• USDA Reports Review As Expected, USDA’s December WASDE Held Few Major Surprises
• Few employees out of compliance as USDA vaccination rate rises
• NCBA says Brazil appears to be manipulating the world beef market
• “Report card” needed on China Phase 1
• Some crop input prices rising more than others
• Fertilizer Prices- Still No Reprieve
• U.S. Food Prices Climb
• John Phipps: The $3T Burning Question Economists Are Now Asking
• Weekly Cotton Market Review – USDA 12-10
• Cleveland on Cotton: Still Squarely Bullish but Not as Strong 12-10
• DTN Livestock Close: Contracts Slam the Trade Door With Higher Prices 12-10
• Global Markets: Coarse Grains – Global Corn Starch Exports 12-10
• Global Markets: Wheat – Record Australian Exports Amid Bumper Crop, Strong Demand 12-10