Ag News

09.12.2018

• USDA Reports Preview As Harvest Nears, Time for Another WASDE Report
• Washington Insider — Wednesday TransAtlantic Trade Talks Slow, Unsteady
• Crop Progress Report: September 11, 2018
• Why Aren’t Land Values Plummeting? That’s a Trick Question
• Trade Talks Progress Between U.S. and European Union
• 3 Big Things Today, September 12
• U.S., Canada Search for Way to Bridge Nafta Divide
• USDA: Weekly National Peanut Prices
• Leading Trade Organizations Join Together In Major Campaign Against Tariffs
• President Trump Threatens China With More Tariffs
• Wheat Planting Gets Underway in Oklahoma, According to Crop Progress Report, with 2% Complete

09.11.2018

• USDA Crop Progress Report Delayed Until Today
• Crop Insurance Helps Preserve Farming for Future Generations
• Brazil Farmers Vie for Soy Contract During U.S.-China Trade War
• Wheat Closes 17¢ Higher Monday
• U.S. Agriculture Chief Says NAFTA Deal Must End Canada’s Milk Protein Scheme
• Dollar Strenth Defining Trade Dynamics
• Doud, McKinney Discuss Trade Issues at Omaha Conference
• Trump Dangles Threat of More China Tariffs
• Continued EPA Waivers Could Cost the Ethanol Industry $20 Billion
• Perdue Calls for Help Toward a Better Guest-Worker Program
• DTN Cotton Close: Sharply Higher, Awaits Onslaught of Florence

09.10.2018

• Farm Bureau President Reports On His Meeting With President Trump, VP Pence
• Crop Insurance Helps Preserve Farming for Future Generations
• The Law of the Land: Thoughts on 199A Rules
• FAPRI Says More Waivers Damage Expected Analysis Shows–RFS Exemptions to Cut Corn Demand by 1.6 bb
• 7 Ag Stories You Might Have Missed This Week–Sept. 7, 2018
• What Should My Farm Benchmark?
• Congressman Frank Lucas Leads Letter to Chairman Pai on Rural Wireless, Broadband Challenges

09.07.2018

• Farm Bill Conferees Speak out for Crop Insurance
• How Did Soybeans Receive Three-Fourths Of Initial Aid? USDA To Explain
• Conservation’s Bottom Line Farmers Can See Financial Benefits, But Landowners See Biggest Gains in Value
• NAFTA Hurdles Remain for U.S. and Canada
• Here’s Why it Matters Which Government Agency Regulates Fake Meat
• NCGA, NAWG question USDA Trade Aid Formula
• IFCA Wants June 30th Cutoff And Other Dicamba Restrictions
• U.S. Pork and Beef Export Volumes Strong in July; Pork Value Squeezed by Higher Duties

09.06.2018

• Farm Bill Conference Committee Begins Work
• USDA Launches Trade Mitigation Programs–Stopgap Measure Will Allow President Trump Time to Strike Long-Term Trade Deals
• Farm Bureau State Presidents Meet With Trump, Express Trade Concerns
• NAFTA Talks Resume Today Amid Trump’s Threats to Walk Away
• Bayer CEO Has ‘No Regrets’ for $63 Billion Monsato Purchase –
• USDA Exports – Mexico Buys Corn: Marketing Year for Corn Began Sept. 1
• Argentina’s Export Tax to Drive Corn Acres Lower
• Perdue Explores Non-Meat Options
• AgriTalk: Podcast–USDA Payment Is An "Embarrassment"
• Ag Groups, Others Challenge USDA’s Methodology In Calculating Trade Aid Payments
• USDA Projects Record Corn Yields for 2018-19

09.05.2018

• Trade Aid Signup Starts Farmers Need Crop Production, So Enrollment for Most Will Likely Come Later
• Press Release 09.04.2018: USDA Launches Trade Mitigation Programs
• Crop Progress Report
• USDA: Farm Sector Profit Projected to Decline in 2018
• U.S. Wheat Associates Closes Moscow Office
• Should Your Worry About Agribusiness Consolidation
• Ag Economy Barometer Rebound by 12 Points in August 2018
• Canada to Stick to Guns at NAFTA Talks Despite Trump Pressure
• NAFTA Partners Say Trilateral Agreement a Must
• Cargill: Trade Dispute Between U.S., China Hurting Farmers
• China Predicted to Cut U.S. Soybean Exports
• FAPRI 2018 August Baseline Update for U.S. Agricultural Markets
• Farm Equipment Magazine’s Top 10 Read Articles in August
• Texas: Swisher County Corn and Sorghum Tour, Tulia, Sept. 11
• Texas Commodities Make Debut on P.I.E. Tour