Ag News

04.01.2019

• 3 Big Things Today, April 1
• Washington Week Ahead: ‘Constructive’ China Talks Resume in DC
• Morning Market Review for April 1, 2019
• USDA Reports Send Grain Markets Plummeting
• Jerry Gulke: USDA Shock and Awe
• Both Sides in E15, Biofuel Credits Reform Debate Testify at EPA Hearing
• Grains Mixed After USDA Fallout
• Grain market week in review – March 29, 2019
• Washington Insider — Monday More US, Latin American Angst
• Warren, Klobuchar agree on breaking up Big Ag
• Farmers confront physical, emotional challenges
• 2019-2020 Farm Program: Decision, Fairness on Covered Commodities
• More Peanut Acres in 2019
• American Agri-Women Hosting 2019 Legislative Policy Meeting In Las Vegas

03.29.2019

• 3 Big Things Today, March 29
• 2019-2020 Farm Program Decision and Fairness across Covered Commodities
• Farmers Look to Build Upon 2018 Farm Bill Victories
• US Trade Negotiators Arrive in China for Talks
• Northey after flood tour: ‘Nothing will make these farmers whole’
• Analyst expects next round of USDA reports to be bearish
• California Jury Finds Bayer Liable for $80 Million in Second Glyphosate Trial
• USDA Reports Preview Brace for Some Bearish News
• Oil Futures Slip on Demand Concerns
• Buyer Beware on New Health Insurance Options
• Amazon Dips its Web Services Toe Into Agriculture
• Seven Ag Stories You Might Have Missed This Week
• Wheat Farmers, Researchers Hold Annual Fly-In
• Prospective Plantings: Swing To Secondary Crops?
• Peanut Growers Urged to Use Certified Seed

03.28.2019

• Weakness Prevails for Wednesday’s Ag Markets
• Renewed Push for the USMCA
• Agriculture Leads Bankruptcy Filings, Report Shows
• Senators Sponsor Bill Expanding Family Farm Protections
• Mixed Moves in Retail Fertilizer Prices
• ASA unhappy with Trump’s comments on tariffs
• Nat’l Corn Growers Assn Provides Comment On Farm Bill’s Trade Programs
• Corn and Fertilizer Prices: Correlation Doesn’t Mean Causation
• Trump Won’t Settle for Less Than an ‘Excellent Deal’ With China
• China Rejects Canadian Canola Shipment Over Pest Contamination
• Chinese researchers claim they are one step closer to African swine fever vaccine
• Tyson Foods Begins DNA Testing Beef to Prove Genetics
• California Jury Finds Bayer Liable for $80 Million in Second Glyphosate Trial
• Senators Launch Probe Into Conservation Easement Tax Fraud
• 2019 Salary Survey
• What’s Helping to Hold Up Land Values?
• Boswell defends ERS, NIFA moves to skeptical Dems

03.27.2019

• 3 Big Things Today, March 27
• Morning Market Review for March 27, 2019
• Sen. Roberts Comments on Green New Deal
• Transportation Disruption Means Soaring Costs for Ethanol Plants, Feedlots
• Ag Interest Rate Snapshot
• Finance First: Are projected breakevens important?
• Reimbursement for Grain Lost in Flooding May be Question for Congress
• 7 Ways to Change Your Business in 2019
• Chinese Researchers Claim They Are One Step Closer to African Swine Fever Vaccine
• Minnesota Farmer Says Trade Deals Need to Be Done "Yesterday"
• Prospective Plantings: Acreage Shuffle Likely
• DOJ Lawyer Tells Court EPA Could Have Chlopyrifos Decision Soon
• Farm Futures Planting Survey Shows Less Corn Acres than USDA
• Weekly National Peanut Prices

03.26.2019

• Morning Market Review for March 26, 2019
• 3 Big Things Today, March 26
• Grain Markets Strengthen On Wet Weather Outlook
• Dicamba-Stacked Corn on the Horizon
• Disaster aid bill facing a tricky path
• Texas needs another veterinary school
• Will new FDA leadership approve more GE foods?
• AFBF Launches Women in Agriculture Survey
• 101 Agriculture, Food, And Science Organizations Urge Congress To Block USDA Moves
• USDA Releases "Food Price Outlook" Report

03.25.2019

• 3 Big Things Today, March 25
• Washington Week Ahead: U.S. Negotiators to China, Senate Mulls Disaster Aid
• EPA May Limit State Restrictions on Pesticide Use, Such as Dicamba
• Basis Outlook – Weather and demand make basis volatile
• Four Agronomic Challenges Farmers Will Face in 2019
• Flooded Corn Must Be Destroyed, Not Sold
• China Buys Most U.S. Corn in 5½ Years as Trade War Persists
• U.S. Trade Delegation Prepares for China Trip
• Trade Uncertainty, Low Prices Weigh on Farmers
• 2019 Acreage A Moving Target
• Applications Available for Conservation Program
• Weekend Ag Update
• U.S. Cattle on Feed Up Another One Percent in February
• Livestock Hauler Carrying 3,000 Pigs Overturns on Interstate 70 – National Pig Day
• MillerCoors Sues Anheuser-Busch Over Anti-Corn Super Bowl Ads
• Rural Mainstreet Index Rises for March