Ag News

07.29.2021

• Ag Economy: Federal Reserve Observations from July
• Wheat Leads Grains Rally Amid Supply Concerns — Daily Grain Highlights
• House Ag Committee Passes Supplemental Farm Disaster Bill
• View From the Cab Thirsty Crops Feel Summer Heat in Iowa and Texas
• Will corn, soybeans make lows in August, analyst asks
• Two of the Four Major Meatpackers Grilled Over Competition During Senate Hearing
• US agriculture lays out priorities for WTO reform
• Second time around, it’s harder for Vilsack to get USDA team installed
• Lawsuit challenges Trump-era overhaul of USDA’s biotech regulation
• U.S. Peanut Export Update
• USDA: Most Food Categories Have Experienced Slower Price Increases In 2021 Compared With 2020

07.28.2021

• RMA extends deadlines for emergency drought relief
• House Ag Advances Disaster Aid Lawmakers Offer $8.5 Billion for Disasters Ranging From Derecho, Wildfires, Drought
• Corn sells off, soybeans end only slightly higher | Tuesday, July 27, 2021
• Beef Market: Drought and Profit Margins Keep Prices High
• Treated Seed Troubles Seed Treatment Overload: The Unintended Consequences of a Popular Practice
• Marketing strategy: It’s time to decide if puts are worth the price
• Why the bull market is exciting for some but stressful for others
• USMCA implementation shortfalls incite calls for action
• Lawsuit would overturn Trump-era rules on genetically engineered crops
• Carbon credit market needs better standards – report
• Reports indicate continued contraction in the cattle herd
• Biden administration plans to expand electric vehicles in ag
• Tense U.S., China High-Level Meeting Wraps Up, China Says Countries are in a ‘Stalemate’
• DTN Cotton Close: Market Finally Sticks 90
• USDA: Weekly National Peanut Prices
• Farm Journal Announces Webinar: Examining The Effects Of The 2021 Drought On Ranchers

07.27.2021

• Crop Progress Report 07.26.2020 | PDF
• DTN Cotton Close: Market Breaks, Then Rallies on Chinese News | 7-26
• Threat of Food Inflation Persists, as Sec. Vilsack Sees Prices Moderating
• DC Signal to Noise: Lots on the Table for Lawmakers Ahead of August Recess
• Ag Weather Forum | When Crop Insurance Gets Burned Out
• Why the bull market is exciting for some but stressful for others
• Senate bill repeals corn ethanol mandate
• Is Mexico living up to their USMCA promises?
• Corn, soybean prices end higher | Monday, July 26, 2021
• Biden administration plans to expand electric vehicles in ag
• Lawsuit challenges Trump-era overhaul of USDA’s biotech regulation
• Farmers National Co. on Who is Buying Farmland Today
• USDA Releases "COVID-19 Pandemic Impacts On Food And Consumers" Report
• USDA Releases "Food Price Outlook" Report
• Ag Economic Insights: How Good Is The Farm Economy In 2021?
• U Of Illinois Economist Issues Report: Overview Of The Meatless Meat Industry
• USDA: Commercial Farms Received The Highest Average Government Payments

07.26.2021

• Washington Week Ahead: Infrastructure, spending bills, nominees in spotlight
• Senators Try to Finalize Deal on Infrastructure Package
• Country before party: Is it even possible?
• Max Armstrong: Last Week in Agribusiness
• Republican Senators Say Farms, Ranches Would Be in Crosshairs of Democratic Tax Plans
• 7 Ag Stories You May Have Missed Last Week
• The highs are over; Now what?
• What drives drone purchases?
• Big coronavirus increases in SNAP and farm spending
• A corn market low is expected in August, analyst says
• Seed dealer says expect new drought-tolerant corn and dicamba-resistant soybean options in ’22
• Ag lender says dry crops are drying up farmer’s spending plans
• Analyst expects basis to remain strong into harvest
• 4 Questions Farmers are Asking about Carbon Markets
• Texas Field Reports: Fall Armyworms on the March

07.23.2021

• Republican Senators Say Farms, Ranches Would Be in Crosshairs of Democratic Tax Plans
• 3 clues to future grain price movement
• What is the future of WOTUS for farmers?
• White House says executive order coming on labeling beef as a ‘Product of USA’
• FTC to devote more attention to right to repair
• A corn market low is expected in August, analyst says
• Buttigieg points to ag infrastructure needs
• Key Republican challenges legality of new CRP contracts
• Lawmakers look at revising ag disaster program
• USDA Releases Cotton and Wool Outlook Report
• USDA Releases Wheat Outlook Report
• USDA Releases Season-Average Price Forecasts Report
• USDA Releases Livestock, Dairy, and Poultry Outlook Report
• USDA Analysis Forecast Record Beef Exports, Led By China

07.22.2021

• The wheat market may be poised for a correction, analyst says
• USDA Releases Wheat Outlook Report
• USDA Releases Oil Crops Outlook Report
• USDA Releases Season-Average Price Forecasts Report
• USDA Analysis Forecast Record Beef Exports, Led By China
• USDA Releases Livestock, Dairy, and Poultry Outlook Report
• More pandemic aid on tap for agriculture, says Vilsack | 7/21/2021
• Vilsack, GOP senators tangle over farm workforce bill
• Herbicide Injury on the Rise Battle Lines Drawn as Dicamba Injury Surfaces Once Again
• What is the future of WOTUS for farmers?
• Outlook for ag economy remains strong, says Fed
• Green groups sue EPA over BASF herbicide
• USDA tops $7 billion in pandemic aid in four months
• Ag labor hearing dissects immigration issues in the food supply chain
• NCGA CEO says ag has transitioned from climate change skepticism
• 4 Questions Farmers are Asking about Carbon Markets
• DTN Cotton Close: Slightly Higher, Awaits Sales Data