Ag News

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"

01.05.2021

• Progressive Farmer: Top 10 Ag Stories of 2020 – #2 Despite Strong Support From Farmers and Rural America, President Trump Loses Election
• Weekly Grain Movement – A sluggish start to 2021
• Why the South American soybean crop is more important than you think
• US renewable fuel credits climb to 3-yr high as EPA misses deadline
• USDA: Agricultural Imports Have Grown Significantly Over Last Quarter Century
• USDA to complete fifth round of food purchases with continuation of food boxes
• Biden: U.S. will consider emergency rule to protect workers from coronavirus
• 2020 year in review for Texas Department of Agriculture
• Texas ‘wild pig wars’ leader assumes role in national task force
• CRS Report, “USDA’s Coronavirus Food Assistance Program: Round Two (CFAP-2)”
• “The Importance of Highways to U.S. Agriculture,” a Report from USDA’s Agricultural Marketing Service
• AgDay Analysis: January Grain Rally is “Rare”
• Farm Succession Planning with COVID-19 in Mind
• Why $15 Soybeans May Be a Reality in the New Year
• Food box program continuing with $1.5B from relief bill
• New Congress launches with new faces for US ag
• Cotton Prices Rise as Lack of Rain Shrinks Crop
• DTN Cotton Closing: Cotton Off on Dow Two-Step
• Trump’s Trade War Will Be Left for Biden to Win
• FCC Issues New Report "Impact of Broadband Penetration on U.S. Farm Productivity"

01.04.2021

• Washington Week Ahead: All eyes on Georgia as new Congress faces election fight
• 2020 year in review for Texas Department of Agriculture
• Top 12 Southwest Farm Press stories of 2020
• Progressive Farmer: Top 10 Ag Stories of 2020 – Number #1 | The Coronavirus Challenged Us All in Ways We Hadn’t Imagined
• Top 10 Successful Farming listens of 2020
• Taxlink Why Stepped-Up Basis Is Important
• 1/3/2021 | Soybeans, corn start 2021 on strong note, at 6-1/2 year high
• Joint statement released on Farm Labor Wage Board decision
• “The Importance of Highways to U.S. Agriculture,” a Report from USDA’s Agricultural Marketing Service
• 2021 Farmland Outlook: Buckle Up for a Dynamic Market
• Agri Marketing’s Stock Index Up 13% In 2020

12.31.2020

• Agri Marketing Lists Its 10 Most Read News Items In 2020
• USDA, HHS Announce Dietary Guidelines For Americans, 2020-2025
• 2021 Farmland Outlook: Buckle Up for a Dynamic Market
• USDA Extends Flexibilities Amid Continuing COVID-19 Pandemic
• Managers Bulletin: Extending COVID-19 Relief (Related News Release Above)
• Dicamba Settlement Claims Commence Soybean Farmers Can Now File Dicamba Yield Loss Claims
• China lags U.S. trade deal target
• USDA ERS explores COVID-19 impact on rural areas
• 2020 Hindsight: A look back at ag policy
• PPP changes in COVID relief bill offer more aid for farmers
• RMA extending crop insurance flexibilities due to pandemic

12.30.2020

• COVID stimulus likely to have short and longer-term affects on commodity prices
• Court Halts Pesticide Ag Worker Rule Restraining Order Issued Against EPA’s Worker Protection Safety Rule
• Trump Administration Updates Dietary Guidelines for Americans
• Need for ag grads outpaces supply
• Soybeans tease the $13 per bushel level Tuesday
• New year, new marketing goals
• Corn and soybean end-users facing pressure in 2021
• Skip the Secrets: Your Farm’s Succession Plan Should be Shared
• U.S. Exports Wheat to China For Fifth Consecutive Week
• USDA: Weekly National Peanut Prices
• Peanut Stocks: Utilization Up 8%, 4.5Bln Pounds in Storage
• DTN Cotton Closing: Slightly Positive
• Cattle Market: Favorable Factors to Watch in 2021 – DTN
• Dicamba Settlement Claims Period Begins
• USDA Releases "Food Price Outlook" Report
• Red River Farm Network Lists Its Top 10 Stories In 2020
• USDA Releases "The COVID-19 Pandemic And Rural America" Report