Ag News

11.08.2019

• USDA Authorized to Provide Another Round of Trade Aid
• House Ag Chair: USMCA Vote As Soon as Next Week
• USDA Reports Preview 2019 Winding Down, But Not Finished
• Republicans Push EPA on RFS | GOP Senators and Iowa’s Governor Tell EPA to Fix Its RFS Proposal
• What Does A Trade Deal Promise for U.S. Soybean Exports?
• Labor laws change January 1, 2020
• 5 Answers to FAQ on Health Insurance Marketplace Enrollment
• Ag Economist Unsurprising by Farm Bankruptcy Stats
• Baldwin Pushing for More Funding for Farm Mental Health Resources
• Scientists Find Gene Which Will Boost Corn Yields 10%

11.07.2019

• Trade War Has Cost Americans Additional $38 Billion
• Rabobank Releases 10-Year Grain Forecasts, Sluggish Growth
• Trump, Xi Jinping may not sign trade deal until December
• Strong Basis Evaporates in a Puff of Steam
• DTN Retail Fertilizer Trends | Seven Fertilizers Report Price Drops
• Farmers Expect More Trump Tariff Payments in 2020
• U.S. Economy Slows as Corn and Soy Output Soar, According to USDA Projection
• Labor laws change January 1, 2020
• Corn, Soybean Harvest Slowest Since 2009- Capping Off Difficult Growing Year, Propane Supply a Concern
• USDA selects groups to help boost produce consumption
• Supreme Court searches for limits to EPA authority in groundwater case
• U.S. Unions and Mexico Flex Muscles on USMCA
• Number of U.S. Farm Bankruptcies Increasing
• USDA Invests $4.2 Million in Rural Broadband for Oklahoma Families
• USDA Finds Genetic Pathway to Doubling Sorghum Grain Yield

11.06.2019

• Wheat Adds 5¢ Tuesday
• USMEF Sees Growing Meat Sales to China, Japan in 2020
• Lawsuits Filed in Two Federal Courts Following EPA Final Action on Water Rule
  Rural leaders petition Trump to uphold biofuel promise
• China wants tariff rollback before signing partial trade deal
• Brazil to Use More Soybeans for Biodiesel Production
• Why Farmers Still Support Trump
• U.S., China progress could hinge on removal of additional tariffs
• USDA to Collect Final Crop Production, Stocks Data
• Purdue/CME’s Farmer Sentiment Ticks Up 15 Points
• Website Launched For Farmers To Review Precision Farming Tools
• Rabo AgriFinance sees 10 year pressure on crop prices
• Perdue leads USDA trade mission to Mexico Mexico is U.S. agriculture’s largest bilateral trading partner & 2nd-largest export market
• Analyst: Watch Chinese Currency and Quality Concerns For Cotton Market
• Texas Field Reports: Cotton Prices Low Amid Poor Market Conditions

11.05.2019

• 3 Big Things Today, November 5, 2019
• USDA Baseline Background, Outlook, and Recent Projections
• Traders Prepare for Friday’s WASDE Report
• China Presses Trump for More Tariff Roll-Backs
• WOTUS Repeal Faces Legal Challenges Lawsuits Filed in Two Federal Courts Following EPA Final Action on Water Rule
• Washington Insider — Tuesday President and Fed Continue Monetary Policy Fight
• 3 ways to manage the farm’s capital purchase ‘wish’ list
• November 4, 2019 Crop Progress Report (PDF)
• U.S. Economy Slows as Corn and Soy Output Soar, According to USDA Projection
• Using Geospatial Mapping to Track Livestock Diseases
• Scramble for propane marks Mother Nature’s latest challenge for U.S. farmers
• Finalizing USMCA is more important now than ever
• Rural Leaders Ask White House to Uphold Biofuel Promise
• USDA Releases "Fertilizer Use and Price" Outlook Report

11.04.2019

• 3 Big Things Today, November 4, 2019
• Morning Market Review for Nov. 4, 2019
• Washington Week Ahead: Court mulls Clean Water case, groups seek labor bill backing
• USDA Expects Record Sign Up In CRP Program
• More Farmers Go Online For Crop Inputs
• Trump floats Iowa as possible location for deal-signing
• China’s Ag Import Capacity Considered as Phase One Trade Talks Continue
• Farm Policy Facts – Our View: USMCA Secures Wins for Wheat, Advances for Agriculture
• First 2020 outlook is bearish
• Crude Rallies on Economic Optimism
• Harvest Slogs Onward as Farmers Start to Prepare for 2020
• Todd’s Take The Pain of Waiting on Wheat
• China says achieved ‘consensus in principle,’ U.S. sees progress
• USDA Pulls Electronic Animal ID Mandate | Agency Cites Trump Executive Orders as Reason for Withdrawal
• Ag Secretary Perdue Turns the Tables on Max Armstrong – Interviews Him
• Census Shows Larger Farms, Greater Share Of Production
• A student’s documentary spotlights Texas cotton, struggles producers face

11.01.2019

• Beijing could ax extra tariffs on U.S. farm products to boost imports – China trade association chief
• 7 ag stories you might have missed ending – Nov. 1, 2019
• Farm Bureau Releases Its Extensive Survey Of Women In Agriculture
• Roberts, Stabenow Announce Farm Bill Implementation Hearing
• UPDATE 2-China to use import fair to highlight trade credentials
• Our View: USMCA Secures Wins for Wheat, Advances for Agriculture
• Taxlink | Cash and Accrual Accounting
• Final Kansas City location determined for ERS, NIFA
• Backers Aim for Quick Action on Farm Labor Reform
• A November to Remember | Markets
• Farm bankruptcies reach decade-high levels
• COOL Resolution Introduced By Senator Tester
• Demand in Focus as Month Ends
• Number of Plaintiffs in Bayer’s Glyphosate Suit Doubled Since July
• NCBA Applauds Approval of CFTC Reauthorization Bill