Ag News

12.20.2019

• Ag Secretary Perdue Statement on USMCA
• House Passes U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement
• The 2019 Agricultural Year in Review
• BREAKING: EPA Finalizes Rule for RFS
• Trump EPA Finalizes 2020 Biofuel Rule, Corn Lobby Objects
• Biofuel stakeholders critical of EPA 2020 RFS final rule
• Senate Vote on Trade Agreement Likely to Follow Impeachment Trial
  
• EPA RFS Plan Misses Target
• Why the 2019 Harvest Has Set the Stage for Future Compaction
• Committee passes bio and agro-defense legislation
• Farmers to Benefit From Federal Spending Bill
• 5 Must-See Executive Women in Agriculture Speakers
• Lawyer for Roundup plaintiffs charged with extortion
• H-2A wage rates to jump 6% nationally in 2020
• Texas Pecan Prices: Good Demand as Harvest Picks Up
• Mapping the Market Facilitation Program: Part 2

12.19.2019

• Farmers Hoping for A More Prosperous New Year
• Roberts, Stabenow Announce Committee Passes Bills
• Updated USDA data provides fresh insights on corn, soybeans and other row crops
• Committee passes bio and agro-defense legislation
• Will China Buy U.S. Ethanol?
• Farm Support for Trump is Highest Ever Ahead of Impeachment
• Lots of Red for Wednesday’s Grain Markets
• This U.S., China Trade Agreement Has a Lot of Teeth, Analyst Says
• How Farmers Can Rule the World With Technology
• USDA Breaks Down What December Survey Could Do To Stocks, Production
• Is Mexico Content with U.S. Labor Provisions in USMCA?
• H-2A wage rates to jump 6% nationally in 2020
• China Expected to Purchase Another $32 Billion in U.S. Farm Goods

12.18.2019

• 3 Big Things Today, December 18, 2019
• Ag Economic Insight: The 2019 Agricultural Year In Review
• Tax Credit Extension, Disaster Aid, Rural Broadband Added to Year-End Bill
• Unknowns cloud U.S.-China trade deal
• 9 Thoughts for Farmers from Navy Seal Marcus Luttrell
• Government Funding Bill Has $1.5 billion For Ag Disaster Relief
• This U.S., China Trade Agreement Has a Lot of Teeth, Analyst Says
• USDA Breaks Down What December Survey Could Do To Stocks, Production
• Sustainability Focus Continues To Grow At Nat’l Corn Growers Assn
• USDA Releases "Wheat Outlook" Report
• USDA Releases "Feed Outlook" Report

12.17.2019

• Ag Funding Bill Includes $1.5 Billion In Additional Disaster Aid
• USMCA dispute is apparently resolved
• U.S., China Trade Deal Sparks Early Santa Claus Grain Rally
• U.S., China Trade War Seen as Biggest 2019 Story, Economists Say
• Booker Introduces Bill That Would Reshape Livestock Farming
• Grower Sets New World Record with Corn Yield of 616.2 BPA
• Decisions being made on China-U.S. trade agreement
• Ethanol: A Rollercoaster Year in Review
• Sino-U.S. Trade Deal: Big Numbers, Few Details, Many Questions For Ag
• How China Tariffs on U.S. Commodities, Energy Stand After ‘Phase One’ Trade Deal
• Wheat Market Rises on Trade Agreement Coattails
• Crash shines light on immigrants in Christmas tree workforce | November 29th crash shined a light on Oregon’s immigrant farm workers
• Hopeful Signs for Biodiesel Tax Incentive
• Ag Economic Insight: The 2019 Agricultural Year In Review
• USDA Releases "Cotton And Wool Outlook" Report
• USDA Releases "Season Average Price Forecasts" Report

12.16.2019

• Washington Week Ahead: USMCA, FY20 spending on tap in pre-Christmas rush
• Here Is The Report To FCA On Ag’s Condition And Farm Credit System
• Doubts Emerge About Chinese Agricultural Purchases of $40-$50 Billion After Initial Deal, “How Would They Do It?”
• Jerry Gulke: Alas, We Have A Deal With China, Or Do We?
• Phase One of US-China Agreement Includes Large Purchases of Farm Goods, Lower Tariffs
• Ag View Pitch: Hope for China trade deal
• What Farmers Were Reading Last Week, December 6-13
• Peterson Leaning, Van Drew Certain to Vote Against Impeachment
• How US-China trade deal achieved a little but left out a lot
• Mexico Balks at USMCA Labor Provision
• Promise, challenges of outcome-based pricing

12.16.2019

• Washington Week Ahead: USMCA, FY20 spending on tap in pre-Christmas rush
• Here Is The Report To FCA On Ag’s Condition And Farm Credit System
• Doubts Emerge About Chinese Agricultural Purchases of $40-$50 Billion After Initial Deal, “How Would They Do It?”
• Jerry Gulke: Alas, We Have A Deal With China, Or Do We?
• Phase One of US-China Agreement Includes Large Purchases of Farm Goods, Lower Tariffs
• Ag View Pitch: Hope for China trade deal
• What Farmers Were Reading Last Week, December 6-13
• Peterson Leaning, Van Drew Certain to Vote Against Impeachment
• How US-China trade deal achieved a little but left out a lot
• Mexico Balks at USMCA Labor Provision
• Promise, challenges of outcome-based pricing