Ag News

08.29.2019

• 3 Big Things Today, August 29
• Perdue: Trump set to make SRE announcement
• President Expected to Soon Announce Strategy to Offset Sting of EPA Biofuel Exemptions
• Farmers Talk Frost Dates and Farm Stress
• Trump calls in to Farm Progress Show
• Farmers double down on Trump
• USDA Launches Investigation into Beef Pricing Margins
• Farmer Estimates Yields Will be 5-10% Lower this Year
• Perdue Says Farmer Support for Trump Policies Isn’t Waning
• Perdue says Trump to act on ethanol waivers
• Iowa Gov. pushing Trump to reverse ethanol moves
• Canada, Mexico, U.S. plan for African swine fever
• Let’s Shift Farm Safety into High Gear this Harvest
• Farmers National Company: Land Market Is Waking Up
• FSA Now Accepting Debit Cards to Make Loan Payments

08.28.2019

• China is a Fast Learner, Analyst Says
• American Farmers Hail U.S. – Japan Trade Deal
• USDA: Farmers Adopting Drought-Tolerant Corn On Pace With Herbicide, Insect Tolerant Varieties
• Trump Signs Family Farmer Relief Act
• Hemp Crop Insurance Is Now Available, USDA Says
• Corn, Soybean Markets Finish Lower Tuesday
• List of China’s Tariffs on U.S. Commodities and Energy: August 28, 2019
• Reynolds Says Ethanol Industry ‘Crisis’ Needs to Be Addressed
• Biofuel Blending Waivers Remain in Place for Now
• Bayer to Invest $6 Million in 4-H and FFA
• Farm Mill Funding Opportunities for Animal Health
• Are Cattle Heading Lower?
• Texas Field Reports: Game Populations Suggest Favorable Hunting Season

08.27.2019

• 3 Big Things Today, August 27
• Trump: US-China trade talks will resume
• New Maps: ‘100-Year’ Floods Will Happen Every 1 to 30 Years
• Trump, Abe Signal US-Japan Deal | Trump Touts Agreement With Big Sales of Corn and Other Farm Purchases
• Docs Show EPA Ignored OMB on Waivers Interagency Review Documents Show OMB Made Suggestions to Fix Waivers Issue
• Breaking Ties With China: Does Trump Have the Authority to Force American Companies to Cut Ties With China
• August 26, 2019 Crop Progress Report
• Farmers Face Multiple Trips to the FSA Offices This Year
• To Mitigate the Fallout from Waivers, Trump Administration Looks at Biofuel-Blending Quotas
• Texas Cotton: Management Tips for Aphids
• Weekly Outlook: Economic Importance of U.S. Animal Agriculture
• Crispr Breathing New Life Into Wheat and Other Crops – Can It Avoid GMO Controversy?
• Dogs Now Being Used to Detect Invasive Weeds
• National Cotton Council chairman provides action updates
• Dr. Brent Bean talks sorghum, sugarcane aphids in videos series

08.26.2019

• 3 Big Things Today, August 26
• Trump Confirms Japan Ag Trade Deal
• Secretary Perdue Statement on Japan Agreement
• Wheat Industry Welcomes U.S. – Japan Trade Deal
• USDA details trade damage estimate calculations | Report details how estimated damage from trade disruptions was calculated
• Trump welcomes China’s call for "calm" trade talks, wants same in Hong Kong
• FACTBOX-China’s tariffs on U.S. commodities and energy
• USDA Official: Chinese Purchases of U.S. Soybeans Fell Short of Pledge
• As U.S, China Trade War Escalates, American Farm Goods are Targeted Again
• GRAINS-Soybeans rebound from near 3-week low, U.S.-China trade war weighs
• Cattle on Feed Hits Record-High August Inventory
• Report Shows Which Companies Have the Most Exposure in China
• Women on the Farm | TransFARMation: It’s Okay to Say ‘No’

08.23.2019

• Federal Judge Finds WOTUS Violated Clean Water Act
• Sanders’ Green New Deal looks to reshape US Agriculture
• China Issues New Warning on Tariff Retaliation
• Changing the Rules: Reviewing Agency Authority to Rewrite Regulations, Part 1
• Biodiesel Industry in Shutdown Mode
• White House Weighs Moves to Blunt Farmer Fallout on Biofuel
• Weekly Export Sales – An encouraging trend?
• Corn, Wheat Markets Settle Slightly Higher Thursday
• Market Bulls, Bears Battle Over Crop Condition, Tour Results
• Farm policy proposals more politics than practical
• Impacts of Unprecedented Spring Weather Linger as Yield Assessments Unfold
• Nalivka: Influence Of The Tyson Fire On Cattle Markets

08.22.2019

• 3 Big Things Today, August 22
• Former Ag Sec’y Op-Ed: Next 30 Years Will Be Most Important In Ag’s History
• Agriculture Officials Pulled From Crop Tour After Farmer Threat
• Veterinarians Urge Anthrax Vigilance
• DTN’s Harvest Forecast Parts Ways With NOAA on Fall Temperatures
• Ag Interest Rate Snapshot
• Trump Flip-Flops on Tax Cuts
• The U.S. Becomes the World’s Largest Oil and Natural Gas Producer
• POET is Cutting Production Due to Government Bailouts
• Anger over RFS waivers is not going away
• US reaches trade deal with Mexican tomato growers
• Texas AgriLife Sorghum Breeding Program Finds New West Texas Home
• What Lenders Are Thinking, Seeing In Today’s Ag Economy