Ag News

• USDA: Small Family Farms Accounted For Half Of Farmland But Only 23% Of Production
• MFP Enrollment Deadline Looming
• Nebraska Calls Ocasio-Cortez’s Call to Abolish Beef ‘Ignorant’
• Blockchain Technology Used To Trace Beef From Wyoming Ranch To Taiwan
• Brazil’s Investment in Cotton Continues to Grow as US Acres Also Set to Rise
• Corn Stocks Situation Tightening Is Significant
• Afternoon Market Recap for February 11, 2019
• China Upbeat on U.S. Trade Talks, but South China Sea Tensions Weigh
• 3-Step Risk-Management Plan for 2019
• Next round of trade talks kicks off in China
• Nebraska Farm Bureau criticizes ‘Green New Deal’
• Dinneen says waivers to blame for low ethanol prices
• USA to announce agriculture projections to 2028
• Economist: China Is Counting On Surviving President Trump
• Where and how will farmers grow our food and 2040
• Soybean production up in 2018, NASS Reports
• Farmers National Co: Why Are Land Sales Up?
• U.S. Exports Significant Share Of Cotton And Almond Output, Other Products
• Democrats Release Green New
  

• Recap of Friday’s Major Data Dump for Wheat
• 2018 U.S. Cotton Production Down from Previous Year
• NCC Survey Suggests U.S. Producers To Increase Cotton Planting 2.9%
• USDA Report a Dud
• USDA Reports Review Reaction to Much-Anticipated Reports Not Quite What Expected
• USDA Releases Slew of Current and Delayed Production, Stocks Estimates
• USDA Corn, Soybean Output Forecasts Decline on Lower Yields
• Wheat Prices: February 2018 Versus February 2019
• U.S., China Trade Talks Continue as the Farm Economy Shows Signs of Strain
• Angus Bull Smashes World Record Price Selling for $1.51 Million (See youtube video)
• Purdue Economist Issues Report: Net Return Prospects For Cattle Finishing
• Washington Week Ahead: Budget deadline nears, China talks resume
• Democrats Release Green New Deal Plan, Impacts Agriculture

• USDA Reports Preview
• Analysts Weigh Biggest Opportunities, Risks in Friday’s USDA Reports
• Arlan Suderman Shares His USDA Report Estimates
• USDA to Host Farm Bill Implementation Sessions
• Biodiesel Plant Shutting Down, Clock Ticks for Tax Credit
• Reports: Trump-Xi Meeting ‘Highly Unlikely’ Before March 1 Deadline
• Stocks Drop, Worries Rise Thursda
• Weekly Export Sales: Still tracking December Results
• Senate Ag to Hold First Meeting of 116th Congress
• Farmer Confidence Surges, Is Highest Since Trade War Began
• Former Purdue Ag Dean Says Trump Trade Tactic is Wrong
• Farm Groups Want Follow Through From Trump
• ASA Wants Administration to End Tariffs
• Can the Research & Development Tax Credit Be Applied to Your Farm?
• Soybean Growers Want Resolutio on Tariffs
• Wheat: World Production Mostly Lower, Increases in Canada, Argentina
• Lower Numbers for Peanut Utilization
• Release of Ag Census Data Delayed
• Peterson: New House Ag Committee Chair Casts an Eye on USDA, Farm Economy
• NCBA Applauds President’s Swift Approval Of U.S.-Mexico-Canada Trade Agreement
• Study: American Workers To Lose Nearly One Million U.S. Jobs If Tariffs Rise
• Impact of Policy Changes on Price Loss Coverage Payments

• New House Agriculture Chairman Casts an Eye on USDA, Farm Economy
• Farm Belt Bankruptcies Are Soaring Across the Midwest
• Farmers Nearing Crisis Push Back on Trump Trade Policies
• Farm Bill in Shadow of Possible Shutdown #2 – DTN
• NCBA Applauds President’s Swift Approval Of U.S.-Mexico-Canada Trade Agreement
• NCBA Announces Campaign For "Fake Meat Facts"
• Markets Firmly Wait for Tomorrows WASDE Report
• Farm Bureau Argues Conservation Programs Regulatory, Farmers Need Certainty
• The Major Players in Agri-Finance
• Soybeans, Grains Close Little Changed on Trade Uncertainty
• Broadband E-Connectivity Guide Available
• Protecting SNAP Access to Farmers Markets
• Equipment Manufacturers Look for Relief from Tariffs with USMCA
• Livestock Haulers’ Hours of Service Petition Submitted for Comment
• Farm Journal Poll Shows Farmers Still Support Trump
• Bud Light Responds To Corn Growers

• Farm Bill Sign-Up Is Weeks Away, Says USDA’s Censky
• Roberts Discusses 2018 Farm Bill
• 13 State Ag Departments Now Led by Women
• President Presses Congress to Pass New Reciprocal Trade Legislation
• Trade Hawks Bristl as Trump Guns for Deal With China
• Trump Tariff Payments Top $6.4 Billion as Deadline Nears
• 3 Big Things Today, February 6
• Trump Renews Calll for USMCA Approval
• A Hill of Beans: Soybeans Upstage trade Talks
• Perdue: E15 Rules To Be Complete By The “Driving Season”
• Texas Field Reports: Planted Cotton Acres to Rise Slightly or Remain Static
• Ag Economy Barometer: Farmer Sentiment Improves

• Farm Bill Top-of-Mind as House Ag Committee Prepares to Meet
• Quiet Trade Ahead of SOTU Tuesday, WASDE Friday
• China and U.S. are a Long Way From Ending Trade War
• Washington Insider: Continuing Budget Fight
• Trump Nominates Bernhardt to Lead Interior Department
• 3 Big Things Today, February 5
• Top Stories: National Corn Growers Seek Talks With Brewer About Super Bowl Ad
• Corn Growers Fire Back at Bud Light Super Bowl Commercial
• Is China Really Buying 10 MMT of U.S. Soybeans?
• U.S. Cattlemen Pressuring For Trade Deal With Japan
• Has Cattle Herd Expansion Ground to a Halt?
• Ag Sec. Perdue Spoke on Trade Issues at Cattle Convention – DTN
• Ag Taxes: Loss of Itemized Deduction Still Confusing – DTN
• DTN Cotton Close: Lower on Technical Difficulties
• Discussing Peanut Supply and Demand