Ag News

08.23.2021

• U Of Illinois Researchers’ Study Proposes New Ways To Estimate Climate Change Impacts On Agriculture
• Demand Concerns Emerge for Corn and Soybeans
• Top 10 Highest State Cash Rent Averages in the Corn Belt in 2021
• Budget Clash Pits Moderate Democrats Against Biden, Pelosi
• Specialists harbor hopes, fears for Afghan farmers
• Morning Market Review for August 23, 2021
• 5 factors that could impact grain markets right now
• 3 Big Things Today, August 23, 2021
• Opinion: Will Joe Biden’s executive order spark real change in food production?
• The latest planter technology delivers optimal seed placement
• How EPA’s cancellation of chlorpyrifos tolerances will impact crop pest management
• CLAAS says equipment shortages, delays will likely run through 2022
• Congressman Thompson on 2023 Farm Bill: Listening, Learning and Leading
• USDA report: biobased industry benefits economy, jobs, and environment
• Emmer raises concerns about Biden tax proposals
• EPA to Propose Biofuel Blending Mandates for 2021 to Below 2020 Levels, Sources Say
• Succession Planning How to change the face of agriculture
• House Democrats move ahead on $3.5T budget resolution, despite moderates’ pushback
• U.S. Cattle on Feed Down 2 Percent
• John Deere Issues Full Year Outlook
• Ag Editors Offer Preview Of Can’t-Miss Moments At Farm Progress Show 2021
• Pro Farmer Releases Its Crop Tour Yield Estimates – Tops USDA Forecasts

08.20.2021

• Doud projects high commodity prices through harvest 2022
• Congressman Thompson on 2023 Farm Bill: Listening, Learning and Leading
• 7 ag stories you might have missed this week
• Soybeans fall 40¢, corn down 17¢ | Thursday, August 19, 2021
• Make cash sales, protect unpriced bushels with futures, options
• Large farms need better communication tools
• Ag needs bipartisanship in reconciliation process
• Senators seek national security risk review of JBS
• Father-son feud wipes $2 billion from shares of China meat giant
• Export Sales: Soybeans jump significantly higher
• Consider margin protection for the 2022 crop, farm specialist says
• Russia harvests rare highest-class wheat as dry summer boosts crop quality
• Women agronomists are leading the field
• DTN Cotton Close: Lower on Rate Fears
• Nine Months: John Deere’s Sales Up 27%, Net Income Doubled

08.19.2021

• Rockefeller Foundation Study: Tear Down the U.S. Food Supply Chain and Rebuild It so Americans Pay More for Their Groceries
• Cargo Ships Continue to Jam Up Supply Chain
• Doud projects high commodity prices through harvest 2022
• ‘Product of USA’ versus ‘Processed in USA’ label debated
• Management mistakes and the Schedule F can break the farm
• It’s time to learn mandatory new lease accounting standards for 2022
• Biofuel groups file challenge to E15 court ruling
• Closer look at Brazilian second crop corn losses
• A marketing plan that looks forward, not backward
• How we sold our 2020 soybean crop
• Biofuel, farm groups ask for a second look at ban on summertime E15
• Farm couple with multiple heirs thinks several generations ahead
• Farm groups strongly weigh in on EPA water rule hearing
• USFRA only American ag producer seat at world climate change meeting
• DTN Cotton Close: Market Edges Lower
• Ag Taxes: Senate Votes to Protect Farmers, Ranchers from Higher Capital Gains – DTN
• Ethanol Production Continues To Slide Downward

08.18.2021

• 3 Big Things Today, August 18, 2021
• Farm Income, Loan Repayments Rise
• Higher fertilizer prices could be coming
• Biofuel groups file challenge to E15 court ruling
• It’s time to learn mandatory new lease accounting standards for 2022
• Management mistakes and the Schedule F can break the farm
• USDA exports – China, unknown buys soybeans
• The vital fertilizer that’s inspiring multibillion-dollar bets
• USDA funds may help cover costs for organic certification
• Ag Taxes: Senate Votes to Protect Farmers, Ranchers from Higher Capital Gains
• USDA: Weekly National Peanut Prices
• DTN Cotton Open: Market Posts 4-Year Highs
• Tractor Sales In U.S. Up 14% For The Year, Combine Sales Up 13%
• Bayer Asks U.S. Supreme Court To Review Roundup Lawsuit Ruling

08.17.2021

• 3 Big Things Today, August 17, 2021
• Crop Progress Report 08.16.21 (PDF)
  
• Corn, Wheat Futures Surge Following Bullish USDA Production and WASDE Report Numbers
• Company Argues Appeals Court Erred in Only Roundup Case to Reach Trial
• Vise Tightening for World Wheat Supplies
• Biden administration confirms it will boost food stamps by record amount
• La Niña weather pattern could return this winter
• Rural broadband a priority for ag committee
• USDA Releases "Season-Average Price Forecasts" Outlook Report
• Farm Credit System Reports On Its Young, Beginning And Small Farmer Lending Program
• U Of Illinois Economist On The Livestock Industry’s Response To Meatless Meat
• Shipments Of Plant-Based Proteins To Pizza Operators Up 56% In the Second Quarter
• 2021 Texas wheat ‘Picks’ list released

08.16.2021

• Thune Amendment May Protect Farms and Ranches from Transfer Taxes
• Path forward for infrastructure, reconciliation bills bumpy
• The Week in Agribusiness ending Aug. 14, 2021
• Farmland values soar despite pandemic
• Cattle markets to be explosive!
• Drought scorches U.S. corn, soy, and wheat crops
• We want a voice, too, say Republican senators
• Russian wheat prices jump after steep cuts to USDA forecast
• China trade uncertainty builds as Phase One enters year two
• Vilsack comments on Bipartisan Infrastructure Investment & Jobs Act
• Federal Reserve Ag Credit Surveys- 2021 Second Quarter Farmland Values Climb
• Sold! First-Ever Machinery Pete Auction Closes August 17
• ITC finds harm to US from fertilizer imports
• Cleveland on Cotton: Demand Driven Bulls Trample Over 93 Cent Resistance
• USDA: Peanut Price Highlights
• August USDA Crop Production Forecast Issued
• RFA To The President: Choose U.S. Farm Fields Over OPEC+ Oil Fields
• Analysts Discuss USDA’s Surprising Crop Report