Ag News

09.03.2021

• USDA To Offer New Insurance Option For Corn Farmers Who "Split-Apply" Nitrogen
• 7 ag stories you might have missed this past week
• Ag markets end higher | Thursday, September 2, 2021
• A simple method to measure soil health in dryland farming
• Farm Succession Scars
• Oil Giants Announce Renewables Ventures
• Agricultural exports to break records
• USDA shares farm income forecasts
• Ida puts America’s grain export infrastructure to the test
• Tax change fears keeping farmers up at night
• Chlorpyrifos Post-Mortem Five Things Farmers Need to Know About EPA’s Ban on Chlorpyrifos
• New farmers staying financially informed as farmland values increase
• Data Connect creates opportunities for equipment operators
• Comments sought on labeling of meat derived from animal cells
• RMA makes improvements to Whole-Farm Revenue Protection
• Fire, Fuel and Food: Secretary Vilsack Outlines How USDA Is Helping Producers, Combatting Climate Change
• USDA Significantly Boosts Net Farm Income Forecast, Highest Since 2013
• U.S. Cropland Values Up Nearly 8% in 2021
• Farm income expected to rise in 2021, but so are expenses
• Nat’l Assn Of Wheat Growers Opposes Changes To Navigable Waters Protection Rule
• Farm Progress Survey Points To More Wheat, Corn, Soybean Acres

09.02.2021

• USDA expands whole-farm revenue protection plan
• Five factors influencing 2022 acreage forecasts
• GRAINS-Corn drops for 4th session, U.S. export worries weigh
• Quality Wheat Pays Off Wheat Yield Contest to Add Cash Rewards for High Quality Wheat Submissions
• EIA: US Ethanol Stocks Fall
• New survey forecasts 2% increase in 2022 corn planting
• Agricultural exports to break records
• Consider the cash rent equivalent
• Ag markets dip on slow demand | Wednesday, September 1, 2021
• Ivermectin intended for animals is not a treatment for COVID-19
• U.S. EPA asks court to allow it to reconsider some biofuel blending waivers
• Investors eye slow exports, building crop yields, analyst says
• World food prices jump in Aug, cereal harvest outlook cut -FAO
• EPA says agency wants to review 31 refinery exemptions from 2018
• Meat processors are upset with USDA’s latest mask order
• Uncertainty for farmers after water pollution rule scrapped
• CDFA announces vacancies on Industrial Hemp Advisory Board
• USDA NRCS to hold Texas State Technical Committee meeting
• Vilsack eyes conservation boost through reconciliation package
• NCBA And PLC Denounce The Administration’s Misguided Focus On Wilderness Designations
• USDA To Review Acreage Earlier For Certain Crops Including Corn, Cotton And Soybeans

09.01.2021

• Federal Court Vacates, Sends Trump Water Rule Back to EPA for Rewrite
• Crop Insurance Basics: Historic Drought Loss
• New survey forecasts 2% increase in 2022 corn planting
• Five factors influencing 2022 acreage forecasts
• Did farmers plant more than USDA found?
• Rep. Bustos optimistic on separate infrastructure bill
• Industry comments on adding meat processing resiliency
• Analyst asks if corn, soybean markets will get sold into harvest
• Tough summer has crops limping into fall
• U.S. hunger rate is lowest since start of pandemic
• New guide helps farmers navigate food safety regulations
• Lenders can now apply for new Heirs’ Property Relending Program
• Ag Secretary to Join Virtual Town Hall, Discussing Most Pressing Issues in Agriculture
• Breaking Pandora’s Box: Resistant Weed Future Looms Large for US Farmers
• Hours-of-service exemption extended for livestock haulers
• DTN Cotton Close: Market Lower on Selling
• NCBA Condemns Court Decision Striking Down Navigable Waters Protection Rule
• USDA Issues "Food Price Outlook" Report

08.31.2021

• Agriculture Confidence Index Results | Agriculture Confidence Index Shows Farmers Confident, but Concerned About Input Costs
• USDA Forecasts Record Farm Exports in 2021, 2022
• Protecting Property From Theft | Sheriff Offers Tips to Protect Against Theft on Farms
• Crop Progress Report 08.30.2021 (PDF)
• Could Iraq be back in the market for U.S. wheat?
• Max Armstrong: Farm Progress America, August 30, 2021
• Exporters watching Hurricane Ida closely
• New guide helps farmers navigate food safety regulations
• Trump waters rule vacated by federal judge
• Peanut Stocks: Utilization Up 3%, 2Bln Pounds in Storage
• DTN Cotton Close: Lower in Muted Session
• Thompson on Cotton: Does Downside Risk Outweigh Upside Potential?
• DTN Grain Close: Corn, Soybeans Crumble; Wheat Crashes 8-30
• Canada Joins Mexico in Seeking Consultation with U.S. Over USMCA Rules
• Ag Lenders Can Now Apply For USDA’s New Heirs’ Property Relending Program
• USDA Issues "Irrigation & Water Use" Outlook Report

08.30.2021

• Hurricane Ida Makes Landfall, Path Still Aims for Delta Cotton, Soybeans
• Statement from Vilsack on USDA quarterly trade forecast
• Market spreads paint a picture
• Cotton farmer aims for quality, not quantity
• Nematodes may cause 30% losses in Southern Plains cotton Shelley E. Huguley
• Recent predictions point to a ‘sweet spot’ in U.S. peanut market
• Texas livestock, horse brands expire, renewal required by February
• 40 Seasons: How it pays to be an unconventional rancher
• He says it’s not about climate. So why is Bill Gates buying so much farmland?
• Make the right grain merchandising decisions this fall
• Wheat climbs 1% on global supply worries, soybeans rebound
• Make the right grain merchandising decisions this fall
• Ag credit conditions are getting better
• Farmer finds success implementing conservation practices
• USDA issues guidance for Packers and Stockyards Act enforcement
• Interest in crop insurance for specialty & organic crops grows
• Insurance 101: Why you should get certificates of insurance
• USDA Forecasts Record Farm Exports in FY 2021 and FY 2022 August 29, 2021
• Jerry Gulke: Keep Your Perspective in Volatile Times
• AgFax Weekend: Farmland Values Climb | What to Know About the Chlorpyrifos
• Shurley on Cotton: Strong Prices Continue – So Far with Few Hiccups
• Professional Farm Manager Provides Landowner Farm Leasing Considerations

08.27.2021

• USDA Announces Expanded Options For Crop Insurance For Specialty And Organic Crops
• Recent predictions point to a ‘sweet spot’ in U.S. peanut market
• EPA Sends RFS Volumes Proposal to OMB EPA | Says Volumes Proposal Designed to Get RFS ‘Back on Track
• Sign up for free online tax planning, land lease workshops
• Ag Marketing IQ brought to you by Is the wheat story over — or just beginning?
• Ag democrats flesh out priorities for $3.5T reconciliation
• Export Sales: Wheat’s ‘Jekyll and Hyde’ moment
• WHEAT SCOOPS: How did we get $7.20 wheat?
• Growth Energy CEO responds to rumors EPA plans to lower Renewable Volume Obligations
• Next Generation Fuels Act is re-introduced in the House
• Innovation, technology, and sustainability crucial to the future of the cattle industry
• Economist says he expects less volatility in the cattle market in 2022
• Texas Farm Bureau statement on ‘Remain in Mexico’ decision
• Video available: Webinar focuses on beginning estate, succession plans for farm and ranch
• Worried About Biden’s Tax Plan? Paul Neiffer Has Recommendations
• How to Manage On-Farm Stress in the Coming Busy Season
• New webinar: Future Directions: Exploring Farmers’ Climate-Smart Tools
• USDA projects record ag exports in FY 2022
• NAWG Welcomes Suspension of Vietnam Wheat Import Tariff