Ag News

07.15.2019

• 3 Big Things Today, July 15
• A Bullish, Yet Brief, Hurrah for Wheat
  
• Reproductive Stage Soybeans More Sensitive to Dicamba
• 12 Ag Stories You May Have Missed Week Ending July 12
• Short Crop Will Slash Record-Large Soy Stockpile by One Fourth
• Farmers Urged to Fence in a Range of Prices, Analyst Says
• How to Navigate Through This Economic Downturn in Farm Margins
• Committee Passes Family Farmer Relief Act
• U.S. Growing Largest Crop of Marijuana in 5 Years
• Conflicting Perspectives on China’s Promise to Purchase More U.S. Farm Goods
• Washington Week Ahead: USDA research gets focus, budget issue looms
• Cleveland on Cotton: Avoid the “Wishful Thinking” Marketing Principal
• June Tractor & Combine Sales Down in the U.S.
• Bill to Help Farmers Invest in Biogas Energy
• Nat’l Sorghum Producers Statement On EPA’s Sulfoxaflor Registration Approval

07.12.2019

• 3 Big Things Today, July 12
• 7 Ag Stories You Migh Have Missed This Week – July 12, 2019
• Trade War May Permantently Alter Trade, Cargill Exec Says
• Rural Community Broadband Benefit | Congressman Asks for Rural Voices to be Heard on Funding Broadband Access
• Grains Ease Following WASDE-Day Surge
• Deep Dive: What We Lost in the Trade War With China
• Wall Street Banks Bailing on Troubled U.S. Farm Sector
• Federal Reserve Expected to Lower Interest Rates
• USDA Makes Few Changes In Corn, Soybean Production Thursday
• Wheat Closes Up Double-Digits Thursday
• Texas Peanuts: 4 Pod Rot Management Tips
• Trump Defends Refinery Waivers
• First Company Approved For Ag Spraying Via Drone In Iowa
• The Other Side of the Seventies

07.11.2019

• 3 Big Things Today, July 11
• Farm Progress America, July 11, 2019
• Morning Market Review for July 11, 2019
• Unprecedented Year Could Spark Unprecedented Changes in WASDE Report
• Farm Policy Facts: Time is Ticking as Farmers Ask Congress to Pass USMCA
• Deep Dive: What We Lost in the Trade War With China
• USDA Extends Reporting Date For Spring Crops
• 10 Years of Seed Industry Mergers, Acquisitions and Retired Brands
• Barrasso Eyes Aug. 1 Markup for Infrastructure Reauthorization Bill
• GIPSA Reboot Coming This Fall
• West Texas IPM: Sugarcane Aphids Arrive; Large Fall Armyworm Flight
• Texas Plains IPM, Hale, Swisher, & Floyd Counties: Cotton – Fleahoppers Biggest Concern; Pests Rising in Corn, Sorghum
• Roberts, Stabenow Announce Ag Research Hearing

07.10.19

• USDA Reports Preview July WASDE: Mirage or for Real?
• Sanders, AOC: Declare Climate Emergency
• 3 Big Things Today, July 10
• Startups grow meat in lab, face scrutiny
• China Eyes Trump’s 2020 Strategy for Clues on Trade War Deal
• Texas Field Reports: Corn, Sorghum Prices Rally on Crop Uncertainty
• Study Shows Farmers Losing More Yield Than They Think
• Peanut Industry Working to Meet Consumer Trend

07.09.2019

• 3 Big Things Today, July 9
• Crop Progress Report: July 8, 2019
• Minnesota Farmer Saves 10% to 15% On Seed Corn By Buying Online
• Beef Exports Steady in May; Values Tick Up 1%
• U.N. Report: Ag Growth to Keep Food Prices Low in Coming Decade
• Farm Loan Delinquencies Higher in 2018, But Remain Historically Low
• AccuWeather: 2019 Corn Yield Will be Lowest Since 2012
• New Ad: EPA’s RFS Waivers Harm Biodiesel Producers, Farmers
• Use Crop Insurance? Thank Art Barnaby

07.08.2019

• Washington Week Ahead: Trump hopes for progress with China, USMCA
• In aid package for farmers, many blow past caps | USDA rules let farms file claims for multiple family members or other partners
• Making Sense of the USDA’s Planted Acres Report
• EPA Takes Heat for Proposed RFS: Volumes Agency’s Proposal Leaves Little Room for Growth in Biodiesel
• Wheat Outlook-Wheat Market Free-for-All
• World Weather Inc. Says Early Frost, Freeze Very Likely
• Can Hemp Withstand Drift?
• Texas Cotton: Acreage Down, Crop Potential Uncertain
• Texas: Cotton Blue Disease Not Found in State, So Far
• OK: Winter Wheat: Plenty of Stress From Planting to Harvest – DTN