Ag News

03.08.2018

• Oklahoma Wheat Growers President Keeff Felty of Altus Talks Politics and Prices with Carson Horn
• Canola Council Industry Cheers TPP Trade Agreement Signing
• Wheat Organization Ask USTR To Work Toward Re-Joining TPP To Prevent Serious Revenue Loss
• Trump’s Advisers Defend Steel, Aluminum Tariffs
• Trump’s Tariffs Seen Favoring Rust Belt Over Farm Communities
• Donald Trump Shows Signs of Sotening on Planned Steel Tariffs
• U.S. Offers to Waive Steel Tariff from Canada
• U.S. Refinery Workers Head to Washington to Urge Biofuels Reform
• Growers: RFS Tinkering Would be a Blow to Farmers
• Corn, Soybeans Finish Lower Wednesday
• NFU Discusses Strong Farm Bill, RFS, Fake Meat Labels
• Producer Sentiment is on the Rise, But Trade Uncertainty Continues
• Trade War With China May Pose Long-Term Risk for U.S. Soybeans
• Perdue Defends Trump’s Tariff Tactics, But Says Ag is Worried
• Senate Democrats unveil ‘Blueprint to Rebuild America’s Infrastructure’

03.07.2018

• Ag Barometer: Producers More Positive, But Uneasy on NAFTA
• HRW Wheat’s Unexpected Rally
• Trade Warriors Take Aim at Ag
• Republican Leaders Pressure Trump to Stop or Curtail Steel, Aluminum Tariffs
• 2018 is Year of the Tractor at Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History
• Leaders Urge Implementation of Disaster Aid
• Celebrating National Peanut Month and National Nutrition Month
• Secretary Perdue Administers Oath of Office to Bill Northey
• Perdue: Thrilled to Finally Have Bill Northey on Board
• Texas Field Reports: Dry Conditions Continue to Hamper Wheat Progress
• Ag Producer Sentiment Improves; But Uncertainty About The Future Of NAFTA Looms
• Weekly Outlook: A Positive Outlook for Corn
• Bill Introduced to Strengthen Farm Bill’s Wroking Lands Conservation
• Cotton Council Congratulates Sen. Cochran on Outstanding Service and a Well-Deserved Retirement

03.07.2018

• Ag Barometer: Producers More Positive, But Uneasy on NAFTA
• HRW Wheat’s Unexpected Rally
• Trade Warriors Take Aim at Ag
• Republican Leaders Pressure Trump to Stop or Curtail Steel, Aluminum Tariffs
• 2018 is Year of the Tractor at Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History
• Leaders Urge Implementaiton of Disaster Aid
• Celebrating National Peanut Month and National Nutrition Month
• Secretary Perdue Administers Oath of Office to Bill Northey
• Perdue: Thrilled to Finally Have Bill Northey on Board
• Texas Field Reports: Dry Conditions Continue to Hamper Wheat Progress
• Ag Producer Sentiment Improves; But Uncertainty About The Future Of NAFTA Looms
• Weekly Outlook: A Positive Outlook for Corn
• Bill Introduced to Strengthen Farm Bill’s Wroking Lands Conservation
• Cotton Council Congratulates Sen. Cochran on Outstanding Service and a Well-Deserved Retirement

03.06.2018

• Farm Bill Update: A Mandatory Base Acre Update On The Horizon?
• Trump Ups Trade Pressure on Canada, Mexico; Senior Republicans Urge Rethink
• DTN Closing Grain Comments
• A Recap of Trump’s Proposed Steel, Aluminum Tariffs
• Steel, Aluminum Tariffs Could Open Pandora’s Box
• Argentina Drought Bakes Crops, Sparks Grain Price Rally
• Trade Complications: President Signals Steel and Aluminum Tariffs Bargaining Chips in NAFTA Renegotiations
• Window Closing on NAFTA Deal?
• Roberts Announces Confirmation of Ag Negotiator
• Senate Ag Leader Thad Cochran to Step Down
• Texas Cotton: Row Spacing and Seeding Rates

03.05.2018

• NCC Applauds Secretary Perdue for Ginning Cost Share Program
• Trade Retaliation Measures Could Hurt U.S. Farm Sector
• American Agri-Women Empower Young Women in Ag
• Fears of Demand Destruction Farmers: Worry About Trade Retaliation in Soybeans, RFS Tradeoffs for Corn
• Is the Goal to End Ethanol’s RFS?
• Brazil Farmers May Reap Benefits From U.S.-China Trade Tensions
• Volatility Highlights 2018 Dicamba Concerns
• Addressing Suicide Risk for Dairy Farmers
• Trade Retaliation Measures Could Hurt U.S. Farm Sector
• Washington Week Ahead: Trump Pursues Steel Tariffs, RFS Deal
• USDA: Nearly 40% of U.S. Farms Run by Multiple Operators
• Consumer Confidence Index Hightes Since 2000
• What Business Model Should I Use to Grow?

03.02.2018

• U.S. Farm Income Decline: $123Bln in 2013 to $63.8Bln for 2017- Commentary
• Stocks Dive After Trump Promises Tariff
• American Agri-Women Empower Young Women in Ag
• Farmers Worry About Trade Retaliation in Soybeans, RFS Tradeoffs for Corn-Fears of Demand Destruction
• Trumps Third Biofuel Meeting in Four Days Ends Without Agreement
• Will Trump Tariff Erode Farmer Support?
• Perdue Says He Stands With the RFS; Grassley Says Schooling Is Needed
• 6 Points They’re Talking About at Commodity Classic
• Trump Backs Compromise Deal on Biofuels Policy -Sources
• USDA: Nearly 40% of U.S. Farms Run by Multiple Operators
• DTN Cotton Close: Skids to Triple-Digit Old-Crop Losses
• Ag Sec’y Perdue Confident Co-ops’ Grain Buying Tax Advantage Will Be Fixed
• Kansas City Wheat Futures Are Up- What’s a Wheat Farmer to Do? Kim Anderson Explains All