Ag News

01.10.2019

• Technically Speaking: 2018 Crop Insurance in Review
• Harvest, Trade Woes Weigh on Attitudes
• World Stocks Slip on Thursday Trade
• Brazil Soy Crop Forecast Cut to 116.9 Million Tonnes Amid Dry Spell
• Trump Nominates Acting EPA Head, an Ex-Coal Lobbyist, to Run Agency
• In Beijing Talks, U.S. Seeks Details on Chinese Goods Purchases, Trade Promises
• Trump to Address Farm Bureau Convention for Second Time
• Farmers See Lack of Data, Loan Access as Another Layer of Uncertainty
• Commentary: Farm Bill Offers Glimmer of Hope for New Year

01.09.2019

• Farmers Will Get More Time to Sign Up for Trade-Aid Payments After Government Shutdown Ends
• Multi-County Enterprise Unit: A New Unit for Insuring Single Crops
• Perdue on Extension of Market Facilitation Program Deadline
• China Approves Five Crop Traits, Including Enlist E3 Soybeans
• Progress in China Trade Talks, but it Won’t Fix U.S. Soy Balance Sheet
• China Grants Regulatory Approval of TruFlex Canola With Roundup Ready Technology
• US-China Trade Talks Will Continue into Wednesday
• Shutdown Raises Concerns About Year-Round E15 Approval
• USDA Finds Loophole to Fund SNAP for Feb.
• In The Cattle Markets: Continued Supply Concerns Into 2019
• Purdue/CME Ag Barometer Weakened in December
• Since Trade War, U.S. Soybean Sales To EU Have Doubled, China Back In The Market
• Five Food Trends to Watch in 2019
• A Year in Review in Texas Law

01.08.2019

• Factors that Will Guide the Ag Economy in 2019
• What is a "Ditch" Under New WOTUS Proposal
• Soybeans Close Modestly Higher on Trade Optimism
• TRADE UPDATE: China Reportedly Buying More U.S. Soybeans
• Texas Cotton Researchers Boost Plants’ Natural Defenses
• USDA Report- Agricultural Conservation on Working Lands: Trends From 2004 to Present
• Online Sessions to Help Women in Ag Cope with Stress
• OSU to Host Cotton Webinar Jan. 16
• The Potential Impacts of USDA Reports Being on Hold During Shutdown
• President Trump, Fed Chairman Powell and Market Outlook

01.07.2019

• Peterson Elected House Agriculture Committee Chairman
• Senate Ag Committee Chairman Roberts to Retire in 2020
• How Much Debt Can a Farm Carry?
• USDA Announces Suspension of January Reports Until Federal Funding Resumes
• What’s in Store for 2019
• Breakthrough in Plant Engineering Could Boost Productivity, Feed Millions More
• Shutdown Could Disrupt Farm Bill Rollout
• Government Shutdown Negatively Impacting Ag
• Soybean Prices Climb as U.S.-China Trade Developments Unfold
• New ‘FFA Today’ Show Launched on RFD-TV
• House Ag Committee Democrats Announce Upcoming Hearings
• Farm Journal Releases Online Purchasing Behavior Study For Crop Inputs
• Texas Growers Convert Pivot Acres to Drip

01.04.2019

• Shutdown Delays USMCA Trade Agreement and Release of January WASDE Report
• MFP Payments Will Go Out, Loan Checks on Hold
• Markets Await USDA Decision
• Farm Bill Advances Reform of Heris’ Property Law
• Concerns Over Timely Farm Bill Implementation
• Washington Insider — Thursday China Trends and Global Markets
• Trade Conflicts and the Future of American Power
• Should Voters in Other States Dictate How You Farm
• IRS Eyes 2018 Payment on 2019 Farm Machinery Purchases
• Jim Wiesemeyer: Hold On Tight; 2019 Will Be A Roller Coaster
• Top 10 Things Farmers Wished They’d Have Done In 2018
• Peanut Market Update
• Wheat Yield Contest Announces New Rankings for 2019
• Superior Livestock Launches Channel To Broadcast Its Cattle Auctions

01.03.2019

• January Crop Reports Hinge on Timing of Government Funding Deal
• Nitrogen Fertilizers Lead Retail Prices Higher
• Stocks Start 2019 With Slight Gain
• Soybeans Surge Wednesday on Dry Brazil Weather
• The Year of Combine Innovation
• Shutdown Could Disrupt Farm Bill Rollout
• New Waters of the U.S. Rule From EPA
• U.S. Stays Mum on China Trade Concessions Ahead of Beijing Talks
• Expect Slightly Lower Corn, Soybean Prices This Season
• Ag Web: President Report Card
• Democrats Look to Challenge Perdue on Work Rules
• Ag, Food, Environment and Biofuel
• DTN Cotton Close: Trade War Plus Lack of USDA Info Hurting Market
• China Admits $21Bln in Excess Support Commitments – WTO Has the Next Move1-2
• Agri Marketing Releases List of Its Most Read News Items in 2018