Ag News

10.10.2019

• U.S.-China relations are ‘tangled mess’
• China Offers Agricultural Purchases as Trade Talks Set to Resume
• Tariffs Hurt The Heartland: Trump’s Trade War Has Cost Americans $34 Billion
• Anticipating Bullish October Estimates
• Cattle Group Challenges USDA on Tagging
• Vice President Pence Demands Passage of USMCA This Year
• Ethanol Plan to ‘Net Out’ at 15 Billion Gallons – EPA’s Wheeler
• Senators call for JBS investigation
• Organic Versus Conventional–Can’t Everyone Just Get Along?
• US exporters struggle to replace China’s soybean market
• DTN Cotton Close: Moderately Higher on Texas Frost, China Talks
• Thompson On Cotton: Market Waits For Harvest Dust To Settle
• China Makes Large U.S. Wheat Purchase
• Farm Bill Implementation Hearing Announced
• USDA to Survey County Row Crop Acres, Production
• Five Largest Farmland Operators In The U.S. Reported

10.09.19

• President Holds White House Ceremony to Formalize Lower Ag Tariffs
• EIA Projects 1.9% Year-on-Year Decline in 2019 Ethanol Production
• A last chance to stop California’s Proposition 12
• Bullish Market Factors are Stacking Up, Analyst Says
• More Trade Aid to Farmers? ‘We’ll See What Happens,’ says Trump
• USDA sued for hog slaughter line speeds
• Cotton sustainability is key for rural development
• World’s First Fully Autonomous Farm by 2025?
• Upcoming WASDE Take Center Stage
• What Do 100 Percent Renewable Energy Goals Mean in Context?
• USDA: Share Of Highly Leveraged Farm Businesses Forecast To Increase

10.08.2019

• Trump Signs Japan Deal President Holds White House Ceremony to Formalize Lower Ag Tariffs
• Where the U.S.-Japan Trade Deal Falls Short
• China Makes Large U.S. Wheat Purchase
• 3 Big Things Today, October 8, 2019
• NASS Crop Progress Report (PDF)
• What happened to those HRW wheat acres?
• USDA Weekly Crop Progress Report Corn 58% Mature, 15% Harvested; Soybeans 72% Dropping Leaves, 14% Harvested
• White House looks to clear path for ‘bioeconomy’
• Lawsuit challenges Texas drone law
• USDA Invests $152 Million To Improve Broadband Service In 14 States

10.07.2019

• 3 Big Things Today, October 7, 2019
• Reuters October WASDE Estimates: Bullish Corn & Soy
• Signal to Noise: Why Does the RFS Deal Feel Less Than Complete?
• Trump Administration Details Plan to Restore RFS Volume Levels
• EPA biofuel announcement sets up additional rulemaking, more lingering questions
• Q&A With Bayer on Outcome-Based Pricing
• Basis Outlook – Export surge boosts soybean basis
• Sentera Introduces Tassel Count Analytics
• Input sought on Texas Animal Health Commission
• Ranch Group Files Lawsuit to Stop USDA’s RFID Ear Tag Mandate
• John Deere Unveils New Autonomous Tractor
• 10 Most Read Items At Precision Farming Dealer In September
• Market Reaction to USDA’s August Corn Crop Reports

10.04.2019

• Trump Officials Agree on Plan to Boost Ethanol, Biodiesel
• Weekly Export Sales – uphill battles continue
  
• Examining USDA 2019 Acreage and Yield Estimates
• Floods, Late Crops, Slow Corn Harvest, and Now a Railroad Bridge Collapse
• US adds tariffs to EU ag goods, EU expected to retaliate
• USDA: China buys U.S. pork, soybeans
• Ethanol, corn leaders say waivers must be addressed
• Race, ethnicity, & gender in the Census of Ag
• Will Shorter Corn Produce Higher Yields?
• Sources: Trump administration’s biofuels deal includes reallocation
• China makes US wheat purchase ahead of trade talks
• Wheat: USDA Confirms High U.S. Yields Offset Reduced Planted Area
• NCBA Exposes Relationship of OCM and HSUS

10.03.2019

• Farm Markets Deal With a Setback Wednesday
• Fired-Up Producers Call on Trump Administration to Help Restore Balance in Cattle Markets
• Outcome-Based Pricing Q&A With Bayer on Outcome-Based Pricing
• Wheat Outlook – Wheat starts to suck wind
• Retaliatory tariffs, U.S. agriculture, and market outlook
• Herbicide-resistant kochia invading Texas High Plains
• Ag Economy Barometer slips 3 points in September 2019
• Bullish News Needed to Keep Corn, Soybean Rallies Going
• Perdue and Reynolds on upcoming biofuels package
• Quarterly corn, soybean stocks lower than expected
• Public input sought on Texas Department of Ag
• Nebraska Farmer Snuffed Out Saddam Hussein
• More Farmers Expect China Trade Dispute to be Settled Soon