Ag News

06.30.2020

• Tuesday’s USDA Reports Lacking Bullish Hope
  
• New S&P Analysis: Agriculture Loan Delinquencies Hit 8-Year High As Farmers Grapple With COVID-19
• USDA Weekly Progress Report 6.29.2020
• Bipartisan Bill Introduced to Protect Integrity of US Grain Inspections
• Should you begin marketing grain earlier?
• China study warns of possible new ‘pandemic virus’ from pigs
• Unlock relief payments with CFAP application tool
• Ag markets move higher, ahead of a lot of USDA data | Investors are keeping an eye on the surge of coronavirus cases.
• 2020 Farm Progress Show and Husker Harvest Days canceled
• Key lawmaker calls for new farm bill
• CME Group Fines The Andersons for Wheat Trading Violations
• "United We Steak" Campaign Celebrates America’s Love of Grilling
• NPPC Alarmed About Ag Inspection Funding Shortfall

06.29.2020

• Washington Week Ahead: House set to pass partisan infrastructure plan
• No Reversal on Dicamba Judges Deny BASF’s Motion, Dicamba Registrations Remain Vacated
• Ryan Findlay no longer CEO of the American Soybean Association
• China’s Restrictions on Food Imports Meet Resistance from Exporters
• USCHA chair says lack of trust and respect on both sides
• FFA convention will be virtual in 2020
• Looking ahead to the next USDA report
• $20 million dealer sale online only
• World soybean production to rise by 8%, says grains council
• Jerry Gulke: USDA Report Needs to Shock the Market
• Cotton Outlook: Global Stocks Projected at 6 Year High
• Consider these 4 factors when applying for farm loan
• Production Controls & Set Aside Acres, Part 1: Reviewing History

06.26.2020

• USDA Adds Digital Options for Farmers and Ranchers to Apply for Coronavirus Food Assistance Program
• You Can Now Apply Online for CFAP | Visit Site Now
• Todd’s Take A Bullish Change in Corn
• Business Groups to Fight Visa Limits
• Climate discussions offer ways to diversify income
• Grain marketing decision-time: Price or roll?
• 7 ag stories you might have missed this week – June 26, 2020
• Senate bill would help farmers get into carbon markets, say backers
• Short Soybeans
• Making the investment in regenerative ag
• Farmobile launches Services+ for ag retail fleet
• Consider these 4 factors when applying for farm loan

06.25.2020

• 3 Big Things Today, June 25, 2020
• Bitter House race pits Trump against farm groups
• Roberts, Stabenow Announce Passage of Grain Standards Reauthorization
• Wheat Industry Applauds Bipartisanship Around The Grain Standards Reauthorization Act
• Agricultural perspectives given on climate legislation | Senate c
• ommittee hears perspectives on the Growing Climate Solutions Act of 2020
• Paul Neiffer: Your Options for PPP Forgiveness
• Senate Ag Committee Hearing: Monetizing Voluntary Conservation Practices
• USDA, FDA release statement on food export restrictions
• US rebukes China’s COVID-19 concerns over imported food
• America’s Farmers Remain Open to Feed America
• Call the Market: Variables as Volatile as Uranium
• Next Global Grain Shock: Locusts
• 5 things you should know about the Bayer settlements
• Is the in-person iron auction dead?
• Expected Harvest Prices for Corn in 2020

06.24.2020

• Alta Seeds launches herbicide tolerant sorghum lineup
• New IFR on Forgiveness
• Senate Hearing Will Examine Policies to Get Farmers Certified for Carbon Sequestration
• TAM 114 Replaces Top Wheat VarietyPlanted in 2020
• Long-time opponent of farm subsidies flags Trump’s latest programs
• COVID-19 Ag Related Losses Mount, as China Seeks Virus Documentation on Soybeans
• Weekly Outlook: Anticipating June 1 Corn Stocks
• Warmer Temperatures Affecting Peanut Plants
• Cattle Harvest Reported To Be Back To Near Normal Levels
• USDA Releases "Wheat Outlook" Report

06.23.2020

• White House adviser Navarro walks back on comments China trade deal ‘over’
• June 22, 2020 Crop Progress Report (2020)
• More Farm Households Reporting Off-Farm Income
• Farmers win big with dicamba ruling
• China soy buyers ask exporters to guarantee coronavirus-free cargoes
• Judge concludes cancer warning label on Roundup unjustified
• Appellate court backs EPA on dicamba phase-out
• A Closer Look at U.S. Meat Production from USDA’s Economic Research Service
• Signal to Noise: Could Trump Walk Away from China?
• Judge Refuses to Block New Water Rule
• Trump Administration Invests $1.6 Billion in Rural Electric Infrastructure in 21 States
• USDA Releases "Cotton And Wool Outlook" Report