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• 3 Big Things Today, November 9, 2023
• New Report On Farmers’ On-Line Buying Activities Released By Farm Journal
• USDA Provides Glimpse of 2024 U.S. Planted Acreage, While Fertilizer Prices Mostly Higher
• USDA Announces Appointments of Members, Alternates, and Advisors to Serve on The Cotton Board
• USDA Issues Updates On Its Competition And Innovation In Seeds Initiative
• Farmer sentiment rises in October
• 9th Circuit Upholds Permanent Injunction on California Glyphosate Warning
• A Fear of the 1980s for Farmers and Black Swan Risks for Cattle Producers
• USDA exports – Exporters announce 4 large sales, November 8, 2023
• Export optimism fuels soybeans to two-month high
• Commentary | 2 chances to profit with smart marketing strategies
• One fourth of corn and soy growers alter practices due to weather shifts
• Vilsack outlines transparency efforts to increase competition
• Government needs to do more for farm labor issues says ag groups
• 4 Reasons Why You Should Care About South America
• Succession Planning | Overcome Family Dysfunction with the 3 C’s

• Big Things Today, November 8, 2023
• Farmer Sentiment Rises As Producers Report Improved Financial Conditions
• November WASDE Report Takes in Harvest Reports
• Ag Interest Rate Snapshot
• Afternoon market recap: Corn and wheat incurred moderate losses on Tuesday.
• 2 chances to profit with smart marketing strategies
• Crop Progress: Wheat ratings surprise markets
• Finance First: Be prepared to respond when a curveball targets your farm.
• Farm bill extension needed because of GOP extremism, says Scott | Meanwhile, House Agriculture chairman Glenn Thompson told a home-state newspaper to expect a farm bill vote in the House during December.
• Calls for farm bill extension getting louder
• China Shows “Wave of Interest in U.S. Soybean Exports,” as Drought Dents Cattle Herds
• U.S. Wheat Exports Falter to “Unprecedented” Lows, While Chinese Pork Prices Impact Deflation Prospects
• Succession Planning | Overcome Family Dysfunction with the 3 C’s
• November Is The Busiest Month for Land Auctions
• Liquidity, Farm Income Top Ag Lender Concerns For Producers In 2023
• Court Prohibits California’s Prop 65 Which Required Glyphosate Warning

• Top 5 Things to Watch this Week
• USDA Announces Early Release of Select Commodity Tables for Agricultural Projections to 2033
• Washington Week Ahead: Shutdown threat looms with House, Senate sharply divided
• House Ag Committee Ranking Member calls for 1-year farm bill extension
• View From the Cab | Farmers Search for Sneaky Soybean Yield Thief
• Will unchanged interest rates impact farmers?
• Seasonal selling works again in 2023
• Global Food Prices Continue to Drop- At Slower Pace
• Jerry Gulke | Soybean Rally Proves There’s No Room for Error in the Global Balance Sheet
• What Are the 5 Most Common Grain Marketing Mistakes?
• Hinson discusses failed ag appropriations bill
• USDA’s 100th Agricultural Outlook Forum – Registration now open
• Farmers Turning To Retrofitting Machinery Rather Than Buying New
• NSP: USDA’s Emergency Relief Program Hurts Large Famers, Favors Small Ones
• Ag Groups Applaud Court’s Ruling On Chlorpyrifos

• Top 5 Things to Watch this Week
• USDA Announces Early Release of Select Commodity Tables for Agricultural Projections to 2033
• Washington Week Ahead: Shutdown threat looms with House, Senate sharply divided
• House Ag Committee Ranking Member calls for 1-year farm bill extension
• View From the Cab | Farmers Search for Sneaky Soybean Yield Thief
• Will unchanged interest rates impact farmers?
• Seasonal selling works again in 2023
• Global Food Prices Continue to Drop- At Slower Pace
• Jerry Gulke | Soybean Rally Proves There’s No Room for Error in the Global Balance Sheet
• What Are the 5 Most Common Grain Marketing Mistakes?
• Hinson discusses failed ag appropriations bill
• USDA’s 100th Agricultural Outlook Forum – Registration now open
• Farmers Turning To Retrofitting Machinery Rather Than Buying New
• NSP: USDA’s Emergency Relief Program Hurts Large Famers, Favors Small Ones
• Ag Groups Applaud Court’s Ruling On Chlorpyrifos

• The Ag Economy Is Healthy, And That’s One Reason Economists Think It Could Be 2025 Before We See A New Farm Bill
• The Post 1990 New Normal: Stable Real US Crop Prices
• Chlorpyrifos back in growers’ toolbox following court ruling
• Dept Of Commerce Significantly Lowers Duties On Phosphate Fertilizers
• December closes at lowest price of the year | Thursday, November 2, 2023
• Sorghum, cotton sales hit marketing year highs
• China Soybean Imports Could Set Record in 2023, While Black Sea Transit Concerns Arise
• Appeals Court Sides With Ag, Vacates EPA Actions on Insecticide Chlorpyrifos
• DOT Funds Port Projects Big and Small
• Thursday Afternoon Recap: Wheat prices also firm on Thursday, while corn faces a moderate technical setback.
• From space to soil: Solving agriculture’s challenges with sensors
• Fact.MR Forecasts Global Autonomous Tractor Market To Reach $13 Billion By 2033
• The Ag Economy Is Healthy, And That’s One Reason Economists Think It Could Be 2025 Before We See A New Farm Bill
• Ag Sec’y Vilsack Highlights USDA’s Commitment To Future Generations In Agriculture At FFA Convention

Harvest Prices Announced:
Cotton | TX | 0.85
G Sorghum | OK | 4.83
Soybeans TX | 12.84
Peanuts: Runners | 0.2701
Spanish | 0.4213
Valencia | 0.3052
Virginia | 0.3052

• Revenue insurance payments possible
• Biden to announce $5 billion in funding for land stewardship and rural development
• Corn crumbles to seven-week low
• There’s Good News and Bad News About Interest Rates
• Sustainable Aviation Fuel Industry Calls on Biden Administration to Adopt GREET Model
• Farmers will likely need to know their carbon intensity score to deliver at ethanol plants in the near future.
• Perspectives from elite managers
• Farm bill extension is likely the next step
• China Soybean Imports Could Set Record in 2023, While Black Sea Transit Concerns Arise
• BASF Announces Its 2024 E3 Sustainable Cotton Program
• Registration Is Now Open For USDA’s 100th Agricultural Outlook Forum