Ag News

12.07.2018

• 7 Ag Stories You May Have Missed This Week
• Successful Farming: 10 Predictions for Farmers in 2019
• China Isn’t Buying U.S. Soybeans, Yet
• Bid Boom: Giant Farm Equipment Online Auction Begins
• Net Farm Income Forecast – How Accurate Is USDA?
• Wheat: 2019 a Year of Marketing Opportunities, Says Economist
• Beige Book Observations on the Ag Economy, Nov. – Federal Reserve
• Cotton Spin: If There is a Rally in Cotton…
• Introducing The Fault Lines of Farm Policy

12.06.2018

• USDA Still Negotiating Second Aid Payment
• Survey Shows Farmers Concerned with Lack of Farm Bill
• President Trump Cites Report Indicating China Preparing to Buy US Soybeans, LNG
• Prices for Most Fertilizers Continue to Rise
• Ag Economy Barometer comes in at 134 in November 2018
• Federal Reserve: Observations on the Ag Economy- November 2018
• 7 Trade Missions Planned for 2019
• What Happens if the U.S. Terminates NAFTA
• President George H.W. Bush Honored As Friend Of Agriculture
• Adjusting USDA’s Net Farm Income Forecast Based on Historic Performance

12.05.2018

• White House Hails Trade Truce, Skeptics Raise Doubts
• Tax Exemption on Farm Buildings Extended
• 2019 Cotton Outlook: Big Crop, Start Marketing Now
• Declining Peanut Consumption Numbers
• These Tech Products Help You Manage More Efficiently
• Corn And Cotton Acreage Planted With GE Stacked Seeds Continue To Climb
• USDA Announces 2019 Trade Missions To Expand Export Opportunities
• American Statistical Assn Board Decries USDA Undermining Of Federal Statistical Agency And Evidence-Based Policymaking

12.04.2018

• Farm Bill, Other Legislative Action Postponed For President Bush’s Services
• Ag Economic Insights: Trends In Crop Protection Expenses
• Perdue Optimistic but Also Skeptical: Ag Secretary Sees Promise in Trade Moves, but Says Farmers Still Face Tariff Challenges
• President Trump Declares Farmers as Big Beneficiaries in Talks With China
• USDA Chief Says Unknown Whether China Will Remove Tariffs on U.S. Soy Imports
• Soybeans Close a Dime Higher on U.S.-China Trade Deal
• U.S. / China Take First Steps to Ease Trade Tensions
• How is ‘New NAFTA’ Different? Trade Expert Explains
• USDA Predicts 12 Percent Drop in Farm Income
• 2018 Farm Sector Income Forecast, November
• Read These 7 Stories To Get Up To Speed On The China Trade Truce
• China’s Offer to U.S. Could be Valued at $1.2 Trillion, Impacting Ag
• Feeder Cattle $3 Higher, Fed Cattle Firm
• USDA Announces Peanut Standards Board Appointments
• Peanut Stocks are Down

12.03.2018

• Weekend in Buenos Aires: USMCA Signed, and China Has Agreed to Start Purchasing Ag Products
• Washington Week Ahead: 2018 Farm Bill Nears Finish Line
• Ag Economists Study How Moral Hazard Affects Crop Insurance
• Ag Technology Will Help Farmers Meet Changing Consumer Demands
• USDA is Eliminating the GRain Inspection, Packers and Stockyards Administration
• Trump Says He’ll Give Notice of Nafta Exit in Bid to Pass USMCA
• Ag Eonomic Insights: Trends In Crop Protection Expenses
• China Agrees to Buy US Ag Products in Talks With President Trump
• Forestry Issues Won’t Hold Up Farm Bill as More Details on Provisions Emerge
• Net Farm Income Expected to Drop 12% This Year, USDA Says
• EPA Says Lifts Advanced Biofuel Mandate for 2019, Keeps Ethanol Steady
• Climate Report: Extremes Pose Biggest Ag Risks
• Farm Bill Deal Scraps New Work Requirements
• Soybeans Lead Gains in Agriculture on U.S.-China Trade Truce

11.30.2018

• Tentative Farm Bill Deal Reached
• Farm Bill Deal Includes Key Commodity Program Changes
• Details of Proposed Farm Bill–SNAP Working Requirement Jettisoned
• Nat’l Assn Of Wheat Growers Applauds Farm Bill Negotiators For Moving Process Forward
• USDA Lowers Agricultural Export Forecast and Trade Aid Payments Begin, as Markets Continue to Adjust
• Trump Administration Continues RFS Waivers
• Administration Temporarily Halts EPA Biofuel Waiver Program
• FarmDocDaily: Federal Budget Discipline and Reform: A Review and Discussion, Part 1