Ag News

11.22.2019

• 3 Big Things Today, November 22, 2019
• 7 ag stories you might have missed this week – Nov. 22, 2019
• Deputy Ag Secretary: It Would Be Unfortunate if Speaker Pelosi Delayed Trade Pact Vote
• Outcome of SCOTUS Case Could Lead to Federal Jurisdiction of Groundwater
• Digital Technology Changing How Ag Produces Products, Conducts Business
• Half of the Trump administration’s latest trade-war bailout went to just a tenth of recipients
• Reimagining Rural America: How Can Small Towns Survive?
• Farms could face mandatory E-Verify, but current users say it’s flawed
• USDA Survey Reports When Consumers Go To The Grocery Store

11.21.2019

• FERC OKs Emergency Propane Delivery Federal Agency to Allow Deliveries From Texas to Illinois for 30 Days
• NASS to Continue Weekly Crop Reports Beyond Nov. 25
• How to get the most from crop data
• 3 Big Things Today, November 21, 2019
• There Will Be Crops Left Unharvested in 2019, Analyst Says
• Vetter says Japan trade deal is a good start, but more is needed
• Bipartisan Ag-Labor Bill Expected to Advance in House
• Trade stability with soy’s #2 market is in sight!
• Farmers receive 12 cents of a Thanksgiving food dollar
• A bad case of trade war fatigue
• Texas Cotton: Growth-Stage-Based Irrigation May Improve Yields
• Consumers Call for FDA Oversight of Rapidly Growing CBD Market
• Robots, Drones Becoming Workhorses for Agriculture

11.20.2019

• Smith Tells House Committee Overall Strength of Economy Helps Farmers
• John Phipps: How Do We Know What China Is Really Buying?
• Liquidity Concerns Grow
• U.S. China Locked in Tough Negotiations
• A Slow Start for 2020 Wheat Crop
• Propane Remains a Problem, Emergency Extension Expected
• Propane Supply Pressures Amid Late Harvest, Add to Unsettling Farm Economic Indicators
• After Ups and Downs, Farm Groups Look for Finality on Trade
• Japan trade deal clears key hurdle
• Japan’s Lower House Passes U.S. Trade Deal Sought by Trump
• Perdue defends, celebrates USDA agency moves Perdue joined political leaders from Missouri and Kansas in touring the new HQ
• $3.625 Billion in MFP Payments Issued to be Paid Next Week
• Texas Cotton: Growth-Stage-Based Irrigation May Improve Yields
• E15 Summer Sales Increase 46% in 2019
• Senators Speak in Opposition to Small Refinery Waivers
• 300 Farm Groups, Co-operatives Agrbiz Urge House To Move Workforce Modernization Act

11.19.2019

• FARM POLICY FACTS: Our View: Alarming Trends in Rural America as Farmers Try to Hold On
• Perdue Directs FSA To Prioritize MFP Payments
• CFTC Chair Keeps Focus on Ag Commission Preparing to Release New Position Limits Rule on Speculative Futures
• Farm Groups Champion Agricultural Immigration Bill
• Texas Crop Progress Report
• Oklahoma Crop Progress Report
• Propane shortage another headache for farmers
• U.S. States Declare Emergencies to Help Farmers Hit by Propane Shortage
• As Phase One Talks Continue, China Purchases Some U.S. Farm Products, While USDA Announced a Second Tranche of MFP Payments
• Texas: Amarillo Farm and Ranch Show, Dec. 3-5
• Agricultural Industry in 2019: A Comprehensive List of Reports from Reputable Sources on Agriculture & Agricultural Technology | 644+ Pages: Substantive information on the state of agriculture.
• E15 Summer Sales Up 46% in 2019
• The Resilience of U.S. Agriculture
• Ag Economist On Disaster Avoided? Reviewing The 2019 Grain Ending Stocks Situation
• USDA Releases "Livestock, Dairy And Poultry Outlook" Report
• USDA Releases "Season-Average Price Forecasts" Outlook Report
• Cotton industry urging for third MFP payment

11.18.2019

• 3 Big Things Today, November 18, 2019
• Washington Week Ahead: Government funding deadline looms, Dems await trade text
• Cotton, sorghum exports hit marketing year highs
• MFP Payments Coming Before Thanksgiving Second Tranche of USDA Payments for 2019 Comes in Around $7.8 Billion
• Stabenow urges improvements to trade payments U.S. Senator Stabenow: "Payments continue to favor certain farms over others"
• Bankers Worry About Liquidity as Farmers Adjust to Lean Times
• EIA: Ethanol Stocks Fall
• USDA Grants Second Delay in Crop Insurance Premium Due Dates – Crop insurance premiums are a noteworthy cost of business
• Short On Cash, Some Farmers Will Sell Assets During Winter
• Deere Workers Grapple With Fallout From Trump’s Trade War
• The First Close-Up Look at the John Deere X9 Combine
• NCGA: Time is running out on USMCA
• Federal Reserve Ag Credit Surveys- 2019 Third Quarter Farm Economy Conditions
• NASS to Collect Crop Production, Stocks Data

11.15.2019

• U.S.-China Trade Talks Hit Snag Over Farm Purchases
• USDA To Extend Flexibility On Crop Insurance Program
• U.S. Farm Finances Worsen Despite Trump Trade War Aid
• It’s Not Just Farmers—U.S. Exports May Never Recover From the Trade War
• Pelosi indicates USMCA breakthrough could be imminent
• 3 Big Things Today, November 15, 2019
• Nebraska Rancher, Hunters Collide Over Elk
• China Lifts Ban on US Poultry Imports | Action Taken as China Looks for Protein During African Swine Fever Outbreak
• 7 ag stories you might have missed this week – Nov. 15, 2019
• NCBA report says U.S. leader in sustainable beef production
• Newly Published White Paper Outlines Minimal Environmental Impact Of U.S. Beef
• Corn Farmers Watch Basis Prices Improve, but Will They Sell?
• Ethanol Report to Signal Latest in Demand
• Farm Policy Facts: Alarming Trends In Rural America As Farmers Try To Hold On