Ag News

• 3 Big Things Today, February 18
• USDA to Survey Farmers’ 2019 Planting Intentions
• Roberts, Stabenow Announce Farm Bill Implementation Hearing
• U.S., China Trade Talks in Washington this Week
• Perdue Happy With Funding But Not With Lack of Disaster Aid
• Scientists Illuminate the Causes of Volatility and Off-Target Dicamba Injury at WSSA
• Ag Interest Rate Snapshot
• Net Farm Income to Rebound in 2019 as Farmers Pare Expenses
• Wheat Growers Leave Their Mark on Capitol Hill
• Secretary of Agriculture Blayne Arthur (Oklahoma) will embark on a series of tours & public events
• Texas Cotton Quality Reports for Lubbock, Lamesa, Abilene
• FFA Members Celebrate Ag, Leadership During FFA Week
• Green New Deal Would Destroy Ranchers, Dictate Diet

• Trump will sign bill to avoid shutdown, then declare national emergency to free billions for border wall, official says
• USDA’s Censky Raises Possibility EPA Could Use Discretion on E15 Enforcement
• World Stocks Recover,Trade Talks Go On
• 7 ag stories you might have missed this week – Feb. 15, 2019
• Tech ideas farmers might like: Beyond drones and robots, that big Vegas CES 2019 had some other interesting exhibits to check out
• What’s Your Used Farm Equipment Worth?
• Perdue on Broadband Initiative Milestones Report
• Farm Income, and Global Commodity Trade- USDA Projections to 2028
• Republican-Controlled Senate to Vote on Democrats’ Green New Deal
• St. Louis Fed Shows 20 Consecutive Quarters of Farm Income Declines
• Trump Considers 60-Day Extension for China Tariff Deadline
• Senate Passes Bipartisan PRIA Reauthorization
• Mike Tate to Lead the National Cotton Council in 2019
• U.S.-China Trade Gap Narrows

• President Trump May Delay Tariffs On Chinese Imports While Negotiations Continue
• USDA Reminds Producers of Feb. 14 MFP Deadline
• 3 Big Things Today, February 14
• Grains Quiet as Markets Await Trade Talk Outcome
• Molchanov: China, Other Countries Will Need US Ethanol
• Biofuel debate threatens Wheeler’s EPA nomination
• Wheat Outlook – Wheat market on verge of giving up
• Feed Will Carry African Swine Fever
• Trump might extend China deadline if a trade deal is close
• Coors Light is Having a #ToastToFarmers to Thank Crop Growers
• US China Trade Talks Start with Positive News
• New App Helps Farmers Track Profitability In Real-Time
• Will Cattle Be Profitable Throughout 2019?
• FFA Members to Celebrate National FFA Week
• Roberts, Stabenow, Udall Introduce PRIA
• Ag Officials from Canada, Mexico, to Attend USDA Outlook Forum
• Ag Sec’y Perdue’s Statement On The American Broadband Initiative Milestones Report

• Texas Field Reports: Wet Conditions, Low Supplies Could Mean Good Year for Corn Growers
• Texas: Grain Demand to Remain Strong in 2019
• UPDATE: President Thinks Government Shutdown Will Be Unlikely
• USDA to host Farm Bill listening session
• USDA: 2018 Farm Act Maintains Conservation Spending
• Farm Bill- Conservation Title, Update from USDA’s Economic Research Service
• How Are U.S. Ag Exports Looking Right Now?
• A Problem Estimating World Grain Stocks
• Ethanol Industry Looks Back on Difficult 2018, Counts Victories
• Global Shares Mostly Higher
• Beginning Farmers Identify Three Barriers
• 6 Questions and Answers About Precision Planting’s SmartFirmer
• Soybeans Surge Tuesday on U.S.-China Trade Optimism
• Mnuchin says trade talks in China are "so far, so good"
• Producers urged to sign up before Thursday MFP deadline
• Cattlemen React to Senate Passage of Public Lands Package
• Flooding Kills Estimated 300,000-plus Cattle in Australia
• Cover Crop Seed: The Ins and Outs of Growing and Selling It
• Senate Introduces Legislation to Lift Cuba Trade Embargo
• Farm Bankruptcies Continue to Soar

• 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