Ag News

09.30.2021

• Vilsack plans large-scale climate projects, announces $3B for ag, school aid
• Margin Protection Insurance 101 | Margin Protection Crop Insurance Offers Farmers a Way to Safeguard Revenue for 2022 Crops
• Ag Input Crunch Ahead | Ag Chem Supplies: Four Things to Know Heading Into 2022
• Are you a cash price seller?
• Vilsack uses CCC funds to pour $3B more into ag sector
• USDA funds $1.5 billion to combat school meal supply-chain problems
• New USDA initiative to help farmers address climate change
• RFS rumors sparking concerns from Congressional members
• Farmland values on a rocket ship
• ‘Genius grant’ for professor who created prairie strips to reduce farm runoff
• Grassley on RVO rumors: “worst week in Washington for ethanol ever” if true
• Economist says some cuts actually cost money
• Japan and Korea set tone for U.S. beef exports
• Farm Bureau says reconciliation bill is a long way off from their support
• Farmer forward contracting grain as inputs rise
• Ag Sector Increasingly a Target of Cyber Attacks – Commentary
• Employment in U.S. Agriculture Grew During Past Decade
• U of Illinois Economist Issues Report on Farmland Leasing Trends

09.29.2021

• Potential Government Shutdown Would Close USDA Offices Nationwide, Put Payments to Farmers on Hold
• Ag markets closed lower | Tuesday, September 28, 2021
• Farm markets eye Congress’s $5 trillion spending bill, analyst says
• Burst of USDA top-up pandemic payments to farmers
• The downside risk of storing unpriced crops
• The top 3 “thought tools” for farm leaders
• Brazil could see 15% jump in grain production
• RFS rumors sparking concerns from Congressional members
• Can government policy ‘fix’ weather extremes?
• 4 Parameters to consider before expanding
• Agriculture produces just 1% of carbon credits, data suggests
• Equity Commission to examine USDA programs and policies for bias
• Potential market to form around ag input advice
• Grassley on RVO rumors: “worst week in Washington for ethanol ever” if true
• Wall Street Journal: “Revival” in the Farm Belt, But Things Can Turn Quickly
• Vilsack Says 98.9% of Farmers Won’t Be Impacted by Biden’s Tax Plan, Tax Experts and Economists Still Disagree
• Democrats’ measure immediately pumps money into climate-smart ag, offers USDA loan relief
• USDA: States With Strictest Dicamba Restrictions Saw Less Dicamba Applied After Cotton Planting In 2019

09.28.2021

• Crop Progress Report 09.27.2021
• Report Shows Percent Of Farm/Ranchland OwnedBy Non-Operators
• Corn, Soybean Harvest Pulls Ahead of Average Pace, USDA NASS Says in Crop Progress Report
• Wall Street Journal: “Revival” in the Farm Belt, But Things Can Turn Quickly
• Remember Rural Road Safety | Vehicle, Farm Equipment Operators Share Responsibility for Rural Roadway Safety
• Brazil could see 15% jump in grain production
• Farmers use DIY approach with data
• Marketing strategies for two crops
• Corn closes up double-digits | Monday, September 27, 2021
• Pelosi delays infrastructure vote to Thursday
• Economist comments on impact of losing stepped-up basis with Biden tax plan
• DC Signal to Noise: A Conversation with The Farm CPA, Paul Neiffer
• How To Conduct Agronomic Autopsies
• Democrats’ measure immediately pumps money into climate-smart ag, offers USDA loan relief
• DTN Cotton Close: Sharply Up, but Off Highs
• Immigration Reform Likely Excluded from Budget Bill
• U.S. Cattle on Feed Down 1 Percent
• USDA Releases "Food Price Outlook" Report

09.27.2021

• AgriTalk: Three Ag Leaders Reflect on Reconciliation Bill
• Washington Week Ahead: Infrastructure bill, government shutdown at stake
• House Republican Ag Leader Thompson: Reconciliation Bill A Trojan Horse For American Agriculture
• Volunteer Corn Management Lessons Learned After 2020 Derecho
• Simple Steps to a Great Farm Shop | Farm Shop Built to Serve Current and Future Owners
• 7 ag stories you might have missed last week
• Biden administration offers ag trade strategy
• Congress has ‘blind spots’ for rural America
• 5 factors impacting grain markets now
• Soil health through the lens of the tech stack
• If storing, consider challenging the market, analyst says
• U.S. pledges $10 billion to food security & systems
• Tariffs, barriers on ag products remain a mixed bag
• Biden Administration Considers Biofuel Blending Cuts, According to Reports
• Ag Web: How’s Your Cyber Security?
• Second MidwestAg Co-op Victim Of Ransomeware Attack

09.24.2021

• AgriTalk: Three Ag Leaders Reflect on Reconciliation Bill
• EPA Approves Dicamba Usage in 2022
• Document details $28B in conservation spending
• 5 factors impacting grain markets now
• Reconciliation and Climate-Smart Ag House Budget Plan Offers Big Injection of Funds in USDA Conservation Programs
• Percentage of 2021 Corn Rated Poor to Very Poor Matches Closely With Record-Yield Year of 2017
• Congress has ‘blind spots’ for rural America
• Time for ag retailers to invest in precision
• 10 things that breakdown in borrower-lender relationship
• Should you sell 2022 crops?
• U.S. pledges $10 billion to food security & systems
• Biden Administration Considers Biofuel Blending Cuts, According to Reports
• U.S. Farmers Face Supply Shortages, Higher Costs After Hurricane Ida
• Grassley Comments on Reported RFS Cuts, Vilsack Defends Administration’s ‘Stable’ Approach to Blending Targets
• Lawmakers press concerns on fairness, need for carbon markets
• Vilsack warns ag companies to solidify cybersecurity as harvest begins
• DTN Cotton Close: Market Ends Sharply Higher
• CoBank: The Future Of Ag Retailing Will Be Driven By Precision
• Nat’l Assn Of Wheat Growers Testifies On Carbon Markets Before The House Agriculture Committee

09.23.2021

• Margin Protection Insurance 101 | Margin Protection Crop Insurance Offers Farmers a Way to Safeguard Revenue for 2022 Crops
• Vilsack warns ag companies to solidify cybersecurity as harvest begins
• A Letter to Brian My Friend Died in a Grain Bin: Let Him Be the Last
• Ag Chem Supplies: Four Things to Know Heading Into 2022
• In September, what is new crop and old crop?
• Ag markets go green to start the fall season
• U.S. farmers face supply shortages, higher costs after Hurricane Ida
• Crop yields seen dropping without climate action – report
• US Grains Council expects record Chinese corn purchases to continue
• Agronomist discusses crop variability on water-limited acres
• Trade remains a priority for state departments of ag
• Tariffs, barriers on ag products remain a mixed bag
• U.S. Beef Exports Increase, Reflecting Large Shipments to China
• Grassley Comments on Reported RFS Cuts, Vilsack Defends Administration’s ‘Stable’ Approach to Blending Targets
• Electric vehicle tax credits take preference over biofuels in Democratic spending package
• By creating crops that sequester more carbon, scientists hope agriculture will help mitigate climate change