Ag News

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

07.21.2021

• Senate Judiciary Committee to hold hearing on ag labor reform Wednesday
• Corn, soybean markets close up double digits | Tuesday, July 20, 2021
• Daybreak July 20: Senators debate immigration strategy
• USDA to Provide Pandemic Assistance to Livestock Farmers
• USDA Releases Season-Average Price Forecasts Report
• USDA Releases Livestock, Dairy, and Poultry Outlook Report
• USDA Analysis Forecast Record Beef Exports, Led By China
• Biden Admin to Delay Late RFS Proposals RFS Delay Comes With Biofuels Industry Licking Wounds on Court Losses
• Regulatory fix on ocean carriers may bring unintended consequences
• Do you own farmland as joint tenants or tenants in common?
• A corn market low is expected in August, analyst says
• Bipartisan bill aims to eliminate corn ethanol volume mandate
• Kansas City Fed: Outlook for Ag Economy in 2021 Remains Strong
• Record U.S. Beef Exports Forecast for 2021- Robust Demand from China a Factor
• Farmer Defies All Odds, Survives Horrific PTO Accident
• DC Signal to Noise: Uncertainty Continues in DC
• Highlights From U.S. Wheat Associates Board of Directors Meeting

07.20.2021

• Crop Progress Report | July 19, 2021 | PDF
• DC Signal to Noise: Uncertainty Continues in DC
• Just as Technology Transformed Agriculture, Harvesting Data Could Reveal Details Down to the Row
• Highlights From U.S. Wheat Associates Board of Directors Meeting
• Harry Stine takes off the gloves regarding dicamba | Stine says dicamba has damaged U.S. agriculture more than anything in his lifetime
• DTN | Cash Market Moves| What to Hoard in 2021, and It’s Not Toilet Paper
• USDA crop progress: Spring wheat quality crumbles (again)
• Aflatoxin costs peanut industry millions annually
• Ag Marketing IQ brought to you by How your biases impact your marketing decisions
• Minding Ag’s Business | Marlboro Cigarette Maker Sells 18,000-Acre Montana Ranch
• Record U.S. Beef Exports Forecast for 2021- Robust Demand from China a Factor
• DTN Cotton Close: Market Melts With Dow | 7-19
• Sign-up Begins for New Pandemic Livestock Indemnity Program

07.19.2021

• Todd’s Take | How Much Corn Will China Import?
• Rural Mainstreet Index Remains In Solid Growth Territory: Only 30% Of Bankers See Inflation Gain As Transitory
• Here’s Why USDA’s Wheat Production Estimate May Still Be Too High
• Washington Week Ahead: Senators pressed to pass infrastructure deal
• Jerry Gulke: Is NASS Back to Influencing Market Prices?
• Farm Business: How Do You Pick the Best Machinery, Tech Investments? – DTN
• Are NFTs the answer to the ag data ownership question?
• Harnessing Power of Agriculture Data
• Brazil sees record soy, disappointing corn yields
• Making the bull market work for you
• Congress hones in on how to expand rural broadband
• How critical is yield this year?
• Successful Farming | Inflation and interest rates
• National ag, water coalition applauds committee passage of infrastructure bill
• Farm Reform Act a “Direct Attack” on Cattle Production NCBA’s Lane Says
• USDA: Peanut Price Highlights
• Cleveland on Cotton: Is 93 A Hill Too High?
• Farm Loan Interest Rates Starting to Move Up
• D.C. Circuit Court Blasts Refiner Agreements on RFS