Ag News

01.13.2022

• 3 Big Things Today, January 13, 2022
• January 2022 WASDE Report (PDF)
• ICYMI farm news highlights | Wednesday, January 12, 2022
• Barriers Exist to Rural EV Adoption Witnesses Tell House Ag Committee Rural America Not Ready for Electric Vehicles
• USDA Reports Summary USDA Increases Corn and Soybean Ending Stocks for 2021-22
• Higher fertilizer prices not linked to natural gas
• Soybean rally as fertilizer prices see some relief
• Lead time blues: A closer look at ag supply chain stress
• Ag groups defend safety of glyphosate
• EPA renews Enlist herbicides, adds new protective measures
• SCOTUS denies year-round E15
• New economic analysis raises concerns over proposed nitrogen tariffs
• Inflation, recessions, and war, oh my!
• Food Prices Up 6.3 Percent Since Last Year
• Resolutions process leaves Farm Bureau in limbo on cattle markets legislation
• DTN Cotton Close: Higher on Strong WASDE Data
• Full Year: U.S. Tractor Sales Up 10%, Combine Sales Up 25%
• KC Fed Reports Ag Loan Volume Dropped 13% Last Year, Lowest Level Since 2012
• USDA: Increased Efficiency Has Replaced Input Intensification For Growth In Global Agricultural Output

01.12.2022

• Brace for more volatility after this week’s USDA report
• 2021 Land Report: Who owns the most land in the United States?
• The John Deere Gator to replace your car
• New Enlist Registrations EPA Gives Enlist Herbicides New Seven-Year Registrations
• Commodity Price Outlook for 2022 Corn, Soybean, Wheat and Cotton Prices to Remain Strong in 2022
• Dicamba Lawsuit Revived Court Asked to Kickstart Lawsuit to Vacate Dicamba Registrations
• SCOTUS Denies Year-Round E15 Petition Supreme Court Rejects E15 Case; Leaves Door Open on Prop 12, Clean Water Act Cases
• South Dakota Farmer Motions Federal Court to Rule in His Favor in Ongoing Clean Water Act Case
• Lead time blues: A closer look at ag supply chain stress
• Grain marketing strategies: Meet Earl ‘Eitheror’
• Vilsack offers new focus on diversity, equity at USDA
• 2022 will be a transitional period of business choices and strategies
• Navigating the ever-changing value of American farms

01.11.2022

• Supreme Court Will Not Review E15 Ruling, Ethanol Industry Disappointed
• Ag Economic Insights Lists The Top 11 Questions Facing Agriculture In 2022
• Cyber Threats Are A Real Threat To Modern Agriculture’s Expanding Digital Infrastructure
• USDA Reports Preview USDA Reports Bring Slew of New Numbers Wednesday
• Brace for more volatility after this week’s USDA report
• Duvall touts climate efforts in annual address
• Biden, Vilsack champion trade, market reform efforts to Farm Bureau
• Vilsack Seeks to Double Cover Crop Acres for Corn, Soybean Farmers
• Where are the trade agreements, Mr. President, AFBF economists ask
• Feedlots Pray Slower Processing Speeds are Just a Hiccup, Not a Long-Term Reality
• Oklahoma ATV Youth Safety Class Created to Stop Accidents
• Prepare for the January WASDE report
• Soybean prices plunge 26¢, with improved South America crop weather | Monday, January 10, 2022
• U.S. meat production slows as Omicron hits staff, inspectors
• SCOTUS turns back petition to review E15 ruling
• Webinar on USDA farm program details
• Jerry Gulke: New Year, New Paradigm for Grain Markets?

01.10.2022

• Washington Week Ahead: Justices make ag decisions, lawmakers weigh EV impact
• New National Poll Shows Encouraging Signs Of Reduced Stigma Around Farmer Mental Health
• Fertilizer Price Index Falls, At Least for Now
• WOTUS, Ag Labor Are Key Issues for AFBF
• Crop Insurance in America: Soybean Leadership Gives Crop Insurance High Marks
• Farm Futures Summit to feature top speakers, autonomous vehicles
• Prepare for the January WASDE report
• $14.00 soybeans! But beware of the January drop
• Farm Futures: Winning in 2022
• AFBF leaders celebrate policy wins, prepare for battles
• U.S. beef export value soars in November; pork exports remain strong
• An end date to higher fertilizer prices is unknown, AFBF economists say
• 2021 Land Report: Who owns the most land in the United States?
• Small beef processor says the Biden action plan is good for cattle producers
• Inflation quickly rising to a top concern among Farm Bureau leaders
• Analyst warns of downside risk in grain markets
• Omicron Disrupts Supermarket Supply Chains
• 40% of Farmers Struggle to Purchase Crop Inputs
• Cleveland on Cotton: A Laundry List of Bullish Fundamentals
• Purdue Economist Issues Report "Cattle Finishing Net Returns Prospects For 2022"
• Ag Sec’y Vilsack Won’t Be Involved In Summit’s Pipeline, His Son Is Gen’l Counsel
• Curious Plot Releases White Paper "How Marketing Automation Can Enhance Your Business"

01.07.2022

• Hemp profitability requires market research
• New Supplemental Insurance, PACE, Offered for Split Applications of Nitrogen for Non-Irrigated Corn
• USDA Announces Details Of New Insurance Option For Conservation-Minded Corn Farmers
• Winning in 2022
• $14.00 soybeans! But beware of the January drop
• 2021 Land Report: Who owns the most land in the United States?
• Ageless Iron The coolest tractors that didn’t make it into Interesting Iron in 2021: Part 2
• Forecasting large tractor prices
• Agricultural Resource Management Survey deadline extended
• Investing in crop health
• Natural disasters don’t just hurt the farm
• USDA invests in wetland mitigation banks
• Fertilizer Prices Rise, But Pace Slows
• Global Food Prices Climb 28% in 2021
• 40% of Farmers Struggle to Purchase Crop Inputs
• Biden administration eyes regulatory actions that will affect farms, agribusinesses
• US ag faces international uncertainty in 2022
• Texas Hemp: Partnership Demonstrates Future Promise
• Texas: AgriLife Extension Master Marketer Program, Amarillo, Jan.-March
• AFBF: Changes to Clean Water Rule Will Hurt Family Farms
• Paulsen Announces FREE Webinar "Are You Prepared For A Cybersecurity Crisis?"
• Supreme Court May Review Circuit Court’s Year Round E15 Sales Ruling
• Farm Futures Offers Business Summit, Ag Finance Boot Camp

01.06.2022

• 40% of Farmers Struggle to Purchase Crop Inputs
• Build Back Better: What’s in it for ag?
• Oklahoma: Red River Crops Conference, Altus, Jan. 19-20
• Other Producers Voice Opinions on White House Initiatives for Livestock Markets, Packers
• Ag Weather Forum | Long-Range Clues for North American Weather for the End of January
• What $6 Corn Means for the Cattle Market
• Farm Futures survey finds record 2021 corn crop
• The power of breakaway gaps
• U.S. wheat futures consolidate; U.S. crop in focus
• Farming for the climate: Off-season ‘cover’ crops expand as U.S. growers eye low-carbon future
• Cattle raisers statement on White House action plan for meat supply chain
• Purdue/CME Poll Finds Farmer Sentiment Rises On Strengthening Current Financial Position
• Dallas Fed: Improved Conditions in 2021 Fourth-Quarter Ag Survey; Input Costs a Concern for 2022
• Progressive Farmer | Ag Policy Blog | 2022 Starts Off Cleaning Up News in the Spin Cycle | 01.05.2022
• Texas Hemp: Partnership Demonstrates Future Promise