Ag News

11.12.2020

• 3 Big Things Today, November 12, 2020
• Possible Ag Secretary Names Emerge
• USDA Issues Long-Run Forecasts Of Corn, Soybean And Wheat Prices
• Farmers Feed America While Critics Say “Let Them Fail”
• High China Demand, Potential Short Production in Argentina Could Pressure US Soybean Ending Stocks
• Rising Ethanol, DDGs Prices Fuel Industry’s Recovery from COVID Shutdown
• View From the Cab | Rewind the Season: Time for Reflection
• Shrinking stocks keep corn market humming
• Oklahoma wheat appears unharmed by freezing rain
• Mail your FSA ballot back by Dec. 7
• Herbicide tolerance comes to sorghum
• Farm income cushion for 2021: Higher commodity prices

11.11.2020

• Honoring Veterans Every Day at Farmer Veteran Coalition
• Ag Commodity Prices Surge On USDA’s Reduced Yield Forecasts
• New Field To Market Report Analyzes Concerning Trends In Farm Financial Well-Being
• USDA Reports Review November USDA WASDE Report Propels Bull Markets to New Heights
• Could Unprecedented Cuts in WASDE Set the Stage for Unprecedented Prices?
• USDA Issues Final 2020 Crop Production Forecast
• Election Guide: What The Election Means for Farmers and Ranchers
• Ag a fitting post-military mission for many veterans
• Leadership roles in key committees affecting agriculture up for grabs
• Ag a fitting post-military mission for many veterans
• Texas Field Reports: Cotton Prices Rebound, but Supplies High
• USDA: Weekly National Peanut Prices
• McDonald’s Readying Launch Of McPlant Line Of Sandwich Patties

11.10.2020

• Crop Progress Report | 11.09.2020
• Soybeans trade above $11 per bushel Monday
• Hurdles may remain for Brazilian imports of U.S. GMO crops –USDA attache
• The sun is setting on another U.S. harvest season, USDA data shows
• New Vaccine for Cattle Protects Against Fetal Calf Loss From EBA
• Farmers Feed America While Critics Say “Let Them Fail”
• USDA Reports Preview Soybean Supplies Expected to Tighten
• Ag Policy Blog EU Places Tariffs Against U.S. Products
• Do you compare your farm to others?
• Meat, grain industries comment on trade barriers
• Robust U.S. economy, higher commodity prices in 2021, says USDA
• Women dominate list of potential nominees for agriculture secretary
• RFA on working with Biden administration
• China’s Corn Imports Estimated to Hit 22 Million Metric Tons, USDA- FAS
• Two Ag Groups File Suit Against EPA Over Dicamba Registration
• Corporate giants’ climate pledges take root, pressing farmers to go green
• Long-Term Agricultural Baseline Projections
• McDonald’s Readying Launch Of McPlant Line Of Sandwich Patties
• New Study Highlights The Value Of Corn In The Pet Food Industry
• Cotton 2040 Adds Trust Protocol To CottoUP Guide

11.09.2020

• Pfizer, BioNTech say late-stage trial data shows Covid vaccine is more than 90% effective in preventing infection
• AP, TV networks call 2020 presidential race for Biden, Harris
• 3 Big Things Today, November 9, 2020
• Ag groups congratulate, pledge to work with Biden
• Biden’s Agenda and Agriculture Policy Shifts Could Be Tempered by GOP Senate, But Moderation Could Return to Compromise
• Harris Pays Tribute to Black Women in 1st Speech as VP-elect
• The dollar and cotton prices
• Biden’s trade policy will take aim at China, embrace allies
• Unresolved biofuel policy issues facing the next U.S. president
• China’s Tianjin to test cold storage food sites after confirmed coronavirus case
• In Trump Country, disappointment, anger mingle with hope for Biden to unite
• USDA Agricultural Projections Show Increased Soybean Acres in 2021

11.06.2020

• Elections 2020 Results & Maps| Amarillo Globe News
• Barchart Releases Final 2020 U.S. Production And Yield Forecasts For Corn And Soybeans
• Voters in ag districts elect slate of new House members
• Farmer optimism is record high in a pandemic year of extremes
• CRS Report: Farm Bill Revenue Support, 2014-2020
• A more cautious approach to trade
• Weaker dollar bullish for U.S. ag commodities
• Soybean prices close over the $11.00 mark Thursday
• Once again, rural America votes for Trump
• EPA Asks SCOTUS for Delay in RFS Case | Trump Administration Asks for Time to File Response in Small-Refinery Exemption Case
• China on pace for record corn imports, more possible
• Weekly Export Sales – Corn climbs another 16% higher
• What’s fueling China’s thirst for U.S. corn and soybeans?
• New chairs on the way for Senate and House Agriculture panels
• Taxing Meat: A Fool’s Errand

11.05.2020

• Election Changes Ag Leaders | House Ag Chairman Falls, Causing Leadership Shift in Farm Policy
• Rural Voters Reverse 2018 Blue Wave
• 3 Big Things Today, November 5, 2020
• Barchart Releases Final 2020 U.S. Production And Yield Forecasts For Corn And Soybeans
• Trump Backers Converge on Vote Centers in Michigan, Arizona
• Seller’s Market for Land | Analysts, Brokers Seeing Explosion of Interest in Recreational Land Market
• New Dicamba Labels | A Breakdown of Changes to the 2020 Dicamba Labels
• Dicamba label good for Southwest producers
• EPA Okays Five-Year Registration for Two Dicamba Products
• Readers Share More Stories About Vintage Combines
• Cash market pricing tools, part 1
• Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service QuickBooks Desktop Training for Farmers and Ranchers goes live
• Farm patriarch wonders if anyone in the next generation has what it takes to run the operation
• Farmer optimism is record high in a pandemic year of extreme
• CRS Report: Farm Bill Revenue Support, 2014-2020
• EPA Administrator: RFS Waiver Requests to Wait on Court Appeal