Ag News

1.13.2021

• Janauary 2021 WASDE Report (PDF)
• Crop Production Report | January 12, 2021 (PDF)
• Incoming Senate Ag Committee Chair Stabenow Lists Top Priorities
• Grain prices soar on bullish USDA reports
• Is the period of roller coaster U.S. ag trade coming to an end?
• USDA Reports Review | Corn Soars to Limit Gains, Soybeans Reach New Highs
• Big Issues Facing Farming | Ford and Duvall Highlight Farm Labor, the Supply Chain, Major Issues Facing Farmers
• USDA Report Analysis: Is the U.S. Running Out of Soybeans to Sell?
• USDA’s Historic Cut to Yield Sends Corn Limit Up
• Global cotton mill use forecast to rise in 2020/21
• Technologies that will change agriculture
• Farm labor reform is critical, say Land O’Lakes, AFBF leaders
• Is the ag equipment sector falling behind in ecommerce?
• Farm Bureau tax specialist expects big policy changes with Democrats in control
• USDA lowers most meat production outlooks

01.12.2021

• USDA Announces Details of the 2021 Agricultural Outlook Forum Program
• Nine Key Ag Issues New Congress, Administration Will Likely Address
• Ag, Transportation, Food Groups Send Letter To President-Elect Biden On Infrastructure
• RFA: Here’s How President-Elect Biden Can Slash Carbon Emissions By 12 Million Metric Tons On Day One In Office
• Recovering economy has implications for agriculture
• The History of the Global Cotton and Textile Market
• Farmer Turned YouTube Sensation Spreads Generosity Across 13 States
• USDA Reports Preview US Soybean Supplies to Likely Limbo Lower
• January 2021 USDA Reports Preview: Tightening stocks expected
• China to approve further domestic GMO corn, soy crop varieties
• Ag markets turn weaker ahead of USDA data dump
• A big month for red meat exports
• RFA encourages Biden to deny waivers, reacts to EPA waiver rumor
• BREAKING: Trump Administration Expected to Grant Some RFS Waivers
• Farmers gain improved access to small business support
• Tune into the Farm Bureau 2021 Virtual Convention The virtual convention is free to all, and registration remains open throughout the event

01.11.2021

• Signal to Noise: Biden Team Outreach to Ag Unprecedented
• Next Tuesday’s USDA report could have major impact on prices
• 7 Ag Stories You Might Have Missed Last Week Ending Jan. 8
• Farmer Ready for Plant 2021
• Corn Prices Ring the $5 Bell
• Do not be afraid to sell at good prices, analyst says
• Supreme Court agrees to hear biofuel waiver case
• Tariff-rate quotas are more likely to stay than be negotiated away
• Specialty crop producers want a permanent food box program
• Jerry Gulke: Will 2021 Grain Prices Curb Demand?
• Duvall opens AFBF convention with administration transition top of mind
• A record 22 billion-dollar disasters struck the U.S. in 2020
• The Real Future For Hemp May Be As Livestock Feed
• Virgina Tech: Researchers Find That Removal Of Dairy Cows Would Have Minimal Impact On Greenhouse Emissions
• Over Half Of U.S. In Stages Of Drought

01.08.2021

• Ag Barometer: Farmers Are Making Capital Investments, Expect Farmland Prices To Increase
• COVID-19 Working Paper: A Timely Tool for Evaluating Financial Conditions in Agriculture: USDA Forecasts of the Value of Production in the Face of COVID-19
• 7 Strategies to Fortify Landlord Relationships
• Economist says cotton prices could face pressure in 2021
• Ag markets fall Thursday
• Farmland Market Gets Strong Start to 2021 as Coronavirus Drives Demand
• Markets surge to $5 corn, $13.75 soybean futures – what’s next?
• Texas hemp production: A year in review, what’s next
• Farmer shifts gears because of COVID-19 pandemic
• US Drought Monitor shows 60% of country lacking moisture
• Farmers concerned about regulations, safety net following the election
• Perdue says he’s had ‘no contact’ on 25th Amendment
• Vilsack facing long to-do list, including climate, race, rules
• National Poll Shows COVID-19 Taking Heavy Toll On Farmers’ Mental Health

01.07.2021

• Biden’s victory sealed in wee hours after pro-Trump mob storms Capitol; Trump vows orderly transition
• Retired farmer shares top concerns for next generation
• Can a Strong Corn Market Pull Cattle Prices Higher?
• Should you diversify business partners?
• How to replace key farm personnel
• Global weather woes support wheat prices – for now
• Soybean prices have jumped 43% in twelve months
• Biden administration to oversee new coronavirus payments to farmers
• More stimulus, inflationary tilt have fund traders active in cattle market
• Farmer sentiment rises as income prospects improve
• Don’t Be in a Hurry to File Form 943
• DTN Grain Closing: Row Crops Pushing Higher1-6
• DTN Cotton Closing: Up on Record Dow
• Ag Trade: Phase One Targets Lag, But U.S. Exports to China Surge
• National Poll Shows COVID-19 Taking Heavy Toll On Farmers’ Mental Health
• USDA Announces Quality Loss Assistance For Crop Producers

01.06.2021

• USDA Details Quality Loss Program for Farmers Hit by Natural Disasters
• Purdue/CME Group Poll Shows Farmer Sentiment Rises As Income Prospects Improve
• Assistance Available for 2018, 2019 Natural Disaster Losses
• Top 10 Ag Stories of 2020 – #6 Companies Wave White Flag in Face of Legal Scrutiny of Ag Chemicals
• Equipment Roundup: Kioti’s Banner Year, New Challenger, New Deere Offer
• Can corn’s winning streak continue?
• Biden-Sanders Unity Task Force recommendations: What about ag?
• Another double-digits gain for the soybean market Tuesday
• Demand for U.S. soybeans will continue to go up and Brazil can’t compete, says strategist
• U.S. renewable fuel credits surge after lawsuit
• World Ag Expo moves online for 2021
• Pandemic tops trade war in USDA payments to farmers
• Funding the Future of Agriculture
• February deadline proposed for RFS ‘hardship’ waiver
• Phase One Ag Targets Lag, But U.S. Soybean and Corn Exports to China Surge
• The Importance of Highways to U.S. Agriculture,” a Report from USDA’s Agricultural Marketing Service
• China to Boost Corn Acreage in 2021
• U.S. Wheat Associates Releases Film "Wholesome: The Journey Of U.S. Wheat"