Ag News

07.25.2019

• MFP Details to Be Released This Week, Likely Today
• 3 Big Things Today, July 25
• Crop Insurance Protects America’s Heartland by Farm Policy Facts
• Roberts, Stabenow Announce Grain Standards Hearing
• Bill Boosts Ag Import Security | Bipartisan Legislation Increases Ag and Food Inspectors at Ports of Entry
• Chinese government approves soybean purchase Chinese government approves soybean purchase
• Farmers earn more from YouTube than farming
• Farm Related Stress: Look for Warning Signs – DTN
• U.S. and China to Restart Trade Talks on July 30 in Shanghai
• Oklahoma Sorghum: Management Considerations for Sugarcane Aphids
• Cover Crops, 2017 US Census of Agriculture

07.24.2019

• 3 Big Things Today, July 24
• Trade Aid Payment of at Least $15 an Acre, Says Perdue
• ERS Finds Crop Insurance Will Cost More Because of Climate Change
• Uncle Sam is Eating Larger Pieces of Farm Income, Economists Say
• New Trade Aid Details Coming
• Hay Prices Rising
• Report: chinese Companies Seeking Tariff Exemptions
• Ethanol Producers Launch Pro-Trump Ad
• Barchart Releases Whitepaper On How Agribusinesses, Grain Buyers Manage Workflows
• Agencies Pledge to Streamline Biotech Regs, But Timing Unclear
• Lighthizer bound for China next week to talk trade
• Repeal the Jones Act
• Oklahoma Sorghum: Management Considerations for Sugarcane Aphids
• Texas Field Reports: Row Crops Experiencing Light Insect Pressure
• Anthrax Increase in Texas – 10 Cases in 2019
• American Agri-Women Names Champion of Ag Award Winners
• Deregulation explodes under Trump, 13 regulations killed for every new one, $33B saved

07.23.2019

• 3 Big Things Today, July 23
• Crop Progress Report July 23, 2019
• MFP Details to Be Released This Week, Likely Thursday
• US-China talks could see face-to-face negotiations
• Repeal the Jones Act
• June Was a Down Month for Tractor, Combine Sales
• Money Begins to Flow on Second Year of Trump Bailout of U.S. Agriculture
• Producers Borrow More and Need More Time to Pay
• Regulations Limiting Drone Potential for Farmers
• Hearing Addresses Effectiveness of Organic Program
• Kansas City Fed Update: Ag Lending Variables; Farmland Values Relatively Steady
• Planning To Dump Your Seedsman? Consider These 4 Benefits First.
• AGI Invests In Farmobile And Becomes Strategic Partner
• USDlose SNAP Automatic Eligibility Loophole

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07.22.2019

• 3 Big Things Today, July 22
• China Plans Purchase of U.S. Farm Products, According to Reports
• Washington Week Ahead: Lawmakers hope to close budget deal ahead of break
• U.S., Japan, Working Hard Towards Trade Deal
• EPA Rejects Calls to Ban Chlorpyrifos
• How Much Communication is Too Much with Neighbors?
• USDA: record monthly cattle on feed total
• Update on Farm Bill research programs
• No Other Way to Spin the Wheat Story |Dr. Kim Anderson provides wheat market outlook
• Cleveland on Cotton: Lows Follow Demand and Weather News
• Texas Sorghum: Researchers Developing Climate-Smart Crops

07.19.2019

• Updated Climate Change Document Not Released By USDA
• Report: GMOs vital to feeding 10 billion people by 2050
• Corn, Soybeans Trade Lower Thursday
• Be Cautious When Bearish USDA Report Moves Market Higher
• Texas rancher to US House: Ratify USMCA
• Agricultural Trucking Relief Act Introduced
• August Crop Production to Include Resurvey, Satellite and FSA Data
• Wheat Prices Have Potential to Rebound
• USDA’s Hutchins defends ERS, NIFA relocation
• KC Fed: Large Loans Drive Further Increases In Farm Lending
• The Debt Limit: A Saga of Self-Inflicted Trouble