Ag News

09.10.2021

• Biden plan to mandate vaccines/testing at large packing plants
• Federal Reserve: Observations on the Ag Economy- August 2021
• Analyst suggests bearish sentiment ahead of USDA report could set stage for a bump
• USDA announces $446 million to fund ag, business renewable projects
• U.S. farmers need trade advocates
• September 2021 WASDE Preview: Will the bears emerge from hibernation?
• Vilsack: Biofuels $700M Still on Way Secretary of Agriculture Says USDA Biofuels Aid in Hands of OMB
• View From the Cab | Wrangle the Clock: Farm Time Management is a Tough Job
• Ag and Rural Funding Priorities | House Ag Committee to Consider How to Divvy Up $135 Billion in Reconciliation for Food and Ag
• Higher Metals Prices Add to Ag Supply Chain Worries
• Thune and Tester sponsor mandatory COOL bill for beef
• USDA to help cover feed transport costs in drought areas
• USDA Announces New Grants to Provide COVID Workforce Assistance
• Tax proposals risk future of family farms, OKFB tells Congress
• Democrats propose major boosts in ag research, rural energy funding
• Airlines boost biofuel pledge as White House announces development plan
• KC Fed: Ag Finance Update: Financing Of Ag Production Loans Eases Further

09.09.2021

• 3 Big Things Today, September 9, 2021
• USDA Reports Preview USDA Homes in on US Crop Estimates
• Ag, Biofuels Groups Petition Court to Vacate 2018 Small-Refinery Exemptions
• Four key questions for Friday’s USDA report
• Field management practices show dividends at harvest
• USDA Reports Preview USDA Homes in on US Crop Estimates
• Hot Used Market, Hot Online Auction | Online Auction Events Has Busy Sales Days, Thousands of Viewers
• Thune and Tester sponsor mandatory COOL bill for beef
• Grain market analyst sees support in fall market
• Duvall urges House not to hasten budget package
• USDA Attache Update from Beijing Highlights Soy Variables, as Ida Related Export Delays Persist
• House Dems propose $35B in child nutrition aid; $36B for conservation, research expected
• Administration Plans Tougher Action to Rein in Meat Prices
• Agri-Pulse Reports Ag Organizations’ CEOs Compensation
• Farm Bureau: Tax Proposals Put Future Of American Farms At Risk
• Nat’l Cattlemen’s Beef Assn Puts Pressure On Congress To Protect Family-Owned Businesses
• U.S. Cotton Trust Protocol Announces 2021 Grower Enrollment Webinars
• USDA Releases "Farm Income And Wealth Statistics" Outlook Report

09.08.2021

• Ag markets end double-digits lower | Tuesday, September 7, 2021
• 2021 Farm Sector Income Forecast, September
• Farmer Sentiments Show Slight Improvement, Inflation Weighs on Future Outlooks for Fall
• Crop Progress Report | 09.07.2021 | PDF
• Crop Progress Report Lowers Corn Condition From Previous Week
• USDA crop progress: A tale of two crop conditions
• USDA Releases “Farm Sector Income & Finances” Outlook Report
• WOTUS Comment Extension Sought Ag Groups Tell EPA to Leave Trump Water Rule in Place
• Will you be running with the bulls this marketing year?
• A flexible cash lease (FCL) can provide farmers and landowners more certainty in volatile years, specialist says
• Insider Q&A: Pressing for fair play for US family farmers
• New insurance option for conservation-minded corn farmers
• Stocks-to-use ratio, soil moisture are key factors to watch for forecasting 2022 wheat prices
• DC Signal to Noise: Potential Midterm Ramifications for Domestic and Foreign Policies
• Farm, food workers to receive $700M in COVID aid from USDA
• Republicans seek hearings on reconciliation package
• Grain and Soy Markets Crumble on Good Weather, Poor Exports and Bearish Outsides
• Employment In U.S. Agriculture Grew 9% Between 2010 And 2020

09.07.2021

• 11 tips and trends from farm shows and field days
• Uncoupled Variables Scramble Agricultural Export Flows
• Cleveland on Cotton: Seat at the Dollar Table Depends on Mother Nature
• Fire, Fuel and Food: Secretary Vilsack Outlines How USDA Is Helping Producers, Combatting Climate Change
• It Starts With Seed – 2 Seed E-Commerce is a Growing Business
• Ida Puts a Dent in Grain Prices CHS Sees Minimal Damage at Terminal but Ida Could Affect Fall Grain Flows
• USDA shares farm income forecasts
• Exploring latest purchase of Farmers Edge
• Filling vacancies virtually
• Strip-till on a budget
• New farmers staying financially informed as farmland values increase
• Expansion of farmer mental health initiatives
• USDA Significantly Boosts Net Farm Income Forecast, Highest Since 2013
• Vilsack Says USDA is Still Assessing Hurricane Ida Damage, Outlines Possibilities for Disaster Aid
• Tyson Foods, Unions Strike Deal Over COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate
• Daybreak September 2: Vilsack says it’s important to hire workers throughout USDA
• NOAA Drought Outlook Monthly
• Employment In U.S. Agriculture Grew 9% Between 2010 And 2020
• USDA To Offer New Insurance Option For Corn Farmers Who "Split-Apply" Nitrogen
• Nat’l Assn Of Wheat Growers Opposes Changes To Navigable Waters Protection Rule

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