Ag News

02.05.2021

• 7 ag stories you might have missed the week ending Feb. 5, 2021
• USDA reports biggest week on record for corn exports
• New Fact Sheet: Beginning Farmer & Rancher Benefits for Crop Insurance
• Bayer’s $2 Billion Roundup Settlement Will Cover Future Claims
• Are you unsure where to start the transfer of your family farm?
• Livestock: Risk management tool: Recognizing parturition stages
• How regenerative ag and strip grazing improves soil health
• Impact to agriculture with a $15 minimum wage
• EPA Nominee Michael Regan Draws Bipartisan Support, Says RFS is a Priority
• Will 5G, StarLink and Private Networks Narrow the Digital Divide?
• Senate Ag adds five members spanning the ideological spectrum
• Daybreak Feb 4: Stabenow takes over

02.04.2021

• Agri-Pulse Announces Webinar "Top Rural Issues In The New Congress"
• Rural Mainstreet Economy Stabilizes In Growth Range: Concerns Over Loan Defaults Drop Significantly
• EPA Nominee Intends to Review Implementation of RFS as Head of Agency
• Artificial intelligence moves into pesticide industry
• 10 things you didn’t know about China
• Is $6 corn possible?
• The cost to grow soybeans: Brazil vs. USA
• Ag markets close higher Wednesday
• $2 billion settlement announced for Roundup cases
• New technology for cotton growers
• Farmers sue over COVID-19 rules for migrant workers
• EPA nominee Regan offers water, biofuels pledges at confirmation hearing
• Texas: Randall County Igrowth Sorghum Meeting, Feb. 10

02.03.2021

• Vilsack Sails Through Senate Committee Hearing as Next Ag Secretary
• Purdue/CME Group’s Ag Barometer Drifts Lower
• Rural Mainstreet Economy Stabilizes In Growth Range: Concerns Over Loan Defaults Drop Significantly
• Could the Robinhood Retail Revolution Come for Ag Commodities?
• New Study Highlights Crop Insurance’s Role in Maintaining Healthy Soil
• Vilsack discusses climate actions, biofuels in nomination hearing
• Soybean prices close 11¢ lower Tuesday
• Corn falls after six-session gain
• House committee to investigate meatpacking plant outbreaks
• US corn exports “leaps and bounds” ahead of this time last year
• Economist concerned, even with fewer farm bankruptcies
• Vilsack pledges focus on racial justice, climate change
• Vilsack Says He’s Open To COOL
• Vilsack: Agriculture Poised for First and Best Wins on Climate
• Agri-Pulse releases ‘Agriculture’s sustainable future: Feeding more while using less’ eBook
• Texas: Grain Sorghum Pricing for 2021 & Managing Your Crop
• Agri-Pulse Announces Webinar "Top Rural Issues In The New Congress"

02.02.2021

• Vilsack Confirmation Hearing Today
• House Subcommittee Asks Meatpackers, OSHA for Documents on COVID Response
• Archer Daniels Midland Asks Court to Dismiss Ethanol Market Manipulation Case
• The Pros and Cons of 2021 Corn Prices
• In grain marketing, success comes when you control the controllable
• Weekly Grain Movement – Volume trends moderately lower
• Corn sets 7.5-year high, supported by U.S. export sales
• No 2021 National Farm Machinery Show
• White House reviewing ‘phase one’ agreement with China
• Exports empty Canada’s canola bins, driving prices to near records
• CFAP provides lifeline to farmers and ranchers
• Americans Paid Off More Debt in 2020
• Biden Administration Halts Residential Evictions in USDA Multifamily Housing Communities in Accordance with CDC Guidance
• Kansas City Fed: “Pullback” in New Farm Loans Continues
• Texas: Grain Sorghum Pricing for 2021 & Managing Your Crop
• Texas: Key Considerations about Phosphate Applications
• Texas: 2020 Hemp Variety Testing Wrap-Up & 2021 Trials
• Ag Sec’y Nominee Vilsack Outlines Top 5 Priorities For USDA
• Ag Economists Issue Report "U.S. Farm Programs And Distribution Of Crop Acres By State"

02.01.2021

• Jerry Gulke: Buy the Rumor or Sell the Fact?
• Ag Economist Issue Report "U.S. Farm Programs And Distribution Of Crop Acres By State
• Washington Week Ahead: Senate set to question Biden’s USDA, EPA picks
• Stabenow Announces Committee Agenda for 117th Congress
• Signal to Noise: Stabenow Hints CFAP Review Could Bring Changes
• Senate Agriculture Committee Chair Talks About Priorities, Including Climate Legislation
• What those in agriculture can expect under a Biden administration
• Taxlink How Involuntary Conversions Work
• H-2A Guest Workers Given Exemption | Travel Policy Changes After Fears of a Ban on Travel for South African Farm Workers
• Soybean Outlook: Bullish signals support 2021 expansion
• China drives another good week for U.S. corn farmers
• Rural small businesses get largest share of PPP money in latest round
• Representative Lucas sees ‘windows of opportunity’
• Exports empty Canada’s canola bins, driving prices to near records
• Is the U.S. set to run out of soybean inventory, analyst asks
• Biden regulatory freeze halts USDA pandemic payments
• Farmer concern about tax policies under President Biden
• Voluntary mitigation is agriculture’s preference on climate change
• Financial breather for 10% of USDA borrowers
• First 100 days: It’s Biden’s EPA now. What does that mean for the agrochemical industry?
• U.S. cattle inventory down slightly on year
• China “On Course” to be World’s Top Corn Importer, as Biden Administration “Reviews” Phase One Deal
• As Commodity Prices Rocket Up, Where are Farmers Spending Extra Capital?
• USDA To Hold Webinar: Farm Income and Financial Forecasts

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