Ag News

03.10.2022

• How Russian-Ukrainian conflict may impact crop insurance decisions before the March 15 deadline
• March 22 WASDE Report (PDF)
• USDA crop report analysis and historic perspective
• USDA Reports Summary USDA Factors Russia-Ukraine War in Latest WASDE Report
• Wheat prices continue to backslide
• Farm Policy Facts: Our View: Sunny Farm Forecast Clouded by Rising Costs
• Schedule Advisory: A 2022 Review of the Farm Bill: The Role of USDA Programs in Addressing Climate Change | Wednesday, March 16, 2022 – 10:00 AM ET | | Live Stream You Tube:
• Iowa Senators Introduce Biofuels Bill Grassley, Ernst Offer Bill to Replace Banned Russian Oil Imports With Biofuels
• Ag Weather Forum Winter’s Last Blast?
• Here’s why crop budgets matter more than ever
• European fertilizer output cuts pose risks for food prices
• FDA clears CRISPR cattle for meat production
• What manufacturers are saying about the war in Ukraine
• Fluctuating grain prices cause co-ops to limit buying
• 3 Global Factors Driving A New Commodity Super Cycle
• USDA forecasts larger wheat stocks despite war, but warns of uncertainty
• Hundreds Of U.S. Companies Leaving Russia
• Deere Responds To Right-To-Repair Suits, Farmers Continue Pressure
• Wheat Price Swings Wildly, as Food Inflation and Hunger Concerns Mount Due to Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine

03.09.2022

• Ripple Effects of Russia-Ukraine War Lead to Calls for Increased Energy and Food Production
• Increasing Fuel Prices Concern Farmers
• Farm Bureau Urges President Biden To Increase Domestic Energy Production
• Chicago Wheat Sets Record High, As Markets Sort Out Supply Concerns
• Will March 2022 WASDE ease market volatility?
• Has wheat found its top?
• Wheat futures ready for a freefall
• Vilsack asked for CRP signup delay due to Ukraine situation
• Farm stocks hit new highs as war roils supply chain
• Coops and elevators suspending or moving cash bids to mitigate market volatility
• Fluctuating grain prices cause co-ops to limit buying
• A retiring couple’s journey to find a successor to the family farm
• Farmer plans ahead for fuel needs
• Gene-edited beef cattle get regulatory clearance in US
• 3 things that influence college graduates from rural areas to return to their communities
• Conflict in Ukraine fuels uncertainty for agriculture
• Goldman Sachs Remains Bullish for Grain, Cotton Prices
• McConnell objects to school nutrition waivers
• Chicago Wheat Sets Record High, as Markets Sort Out Supply Concerns
• DTN Livestock Close: Cash Cattle See a $2 Dip
• Ag Trade: Commodity Markets Reaction to the Ukraine-Russia Conflict
• USDA: Weekly National Peanut Prices
• China Meat Imports Fall 33% From a Year Ago

03.08.2022

• Cotton industry must increase pace of export shipments
• USDA Reports Preview Amid Russia-Ukraine War, USDA Ventures New Estimate
• For first time, FDA OKs marketing of gene-edited food animal products
• Ukrainian Farmers Ask: “Plant or Not to Plant,” Even if Fighting Stops, Yields Could Suffer as Input Worries Loom
• Cash Market Moves Winter Wheat Basis Crashes as Futures Skyrocket
• Yes, Interest Rates Are Headed Higher, But How High?
• Set Distractions Aside and Let the Cattle Market Trade Cattle
• Land Transactions May Have Unexpected Tax Consequences
• Fertilizer could be key to corn acreage
• Wheat rally shows no signs of slowing
• Wheat’s limit-up run continues after the weekend
• Drones and AI technology could help fight plastic contamination
• Early planting raises yield potential, but adds risk
• Federal Maritime Commission Chair says shipping container availability is better but problems remain
• Ag groups sue EPA over emission vehicle standards
• White House Considers Dropping Ethanol Mandate, Rehashes "Food Vs Fuel" Debate
• Wheat Soars To 14-Year High; Surge To $14 Possible, Citigroup Says

03.07.2022

• Special report explores agriculture impact of Russia-Ukraine conflict
• 2 lessons to remember during this epic rally
• Global Food Prices Hit Record in February, Russian Invasion Intensifies Supply Risks, as Food Protectionism Stirs
• What are the odds for $10 corn, $15 wheat, $20 soybeans?
• Farm-Tested ATV Iowa Farm Couple Tests Polaris ATV Across Diverse Operation
• Todd’s Take Commodity Prices Face Bullish Trifecta From Russia-Ukraine Conflict, Drought, Pandemic
• Three Insect Pests Could Dominate in Drought Areas in 2022
• China ag minister says winter wheat condition could be worst in history
• Ukraine introduces export licences for key agricultural commodities
• Understanding USDA reports Prior to the release of the Prospective Planting Report on March 31, Kluis Commodity Advisors and Successful Farming are teaming up to conduct their own acreage survey.
• The war raged this week and so did wheat prices, analyst says
• Jerry Gulke: The Best of Times, The Worst of Times
• Markets Make Historic Open Sunday as Wheat Tops $13, Soybeans Soar Past $17, Corn Closes in on $8
• Soaring SRW Wheat Futures Shatter All-Time High as Crisis in Ukraine Continues
• Washington Week Ahead: Negotiators rush to finish massive spending bill
• White House Considers Dropping Ethanol Mandate, Rehashes "Food Vs Fuel" Debate
• Farm Groups File File Complaint With FTC Against Deere’s Right To Repair Restrictions

03.04.2022

• Drought Coverage Now Rivals 2012, Wheat Belt and Cattle Country Conditions Continue to Crumble
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• Federal Reserve: Observations on the Ag Economy- February 2022
• Wheat soars past $11 to new 14-year highs
• Shortage scare keeps wheat prices red-hot
• What Farmers Are Telling Congress About Crop Insurance
• Farm Policy Supports America’s Food & Fiber Independence
• Russia Invasion: Likely “Biggest Grain Supply Shock in Living Memory,” Wheat Prices Continue to Surge
• How important is Ukraine to global agriculture and the commodities markets?
• Respond to Ukraine invasion with emergency crops on Conservation Reserve, says economist
• Conflict Triggers Fertilizer Concerns Russia-Ukraine Conflict Adds More Pressure to World Fertilizer Market
• Ethanol Versus Oil in Global Crisis Biofuels Backers, POET Executive Point to Advantages Ethanol Offers in Conflict, Climate
• Growers, markets brace for a wild spring
• What are the odds for $10 corn, $15 wheat, $20 soybeans?
• White House continues push to break up market manipulators
• A 2022 Review of the Farm Bill: Commodity Group Perspectives on Title 1

03.03.2022

• Wheat Prices Hit $10.59, Highest In 14 Years
• Ag groups testify on needed farm bill changes
• John Deere Faces Growing List of Right-to-Repair Lawsuits, Wants Consolidation
• Ethanol Inventories Below 1M Bpd Second Time in 4 Months
• A Black Sea primer
• A detailed report on Ukraine’s blood, sweat, and tears
• Wheat rally continues while corn, soy pause
• President takes aim at ocean shippers
• Poor or no internet for 3 in 10 of largest U.S. farmers
• Ag groups react to President Biden’s State of Union Address
• Biden’s State of the Union addresses few ag issues
• How Russia’s invasion could drive up land values even more
• Identifying symptoms and addressing mental health challenges in agriculture
  
• Russia Invasion: Likely “Biggest Grain Supply Shock in Living Memory,” Wheat Prices Continue to Surge
• NAWG testifies before the House Agriculture Committee on a review of the 2018 Farm Bill
• Wheat Prices Shoot to 14-Year High on Concerns over Conflict Between Russia and Ukraine
• Ukrainian Farmer Reports On Conditions In His Area
• USDA Issues Report Showing Use Of Irrigation System By Crop
• Farm Progress To Hold Webinar "How Ukraine-Russia Conflict Impacts Farm Inputs