Ag News

12.28.2017

• Soy Standards for Loads to China Tightened
• Half of U.S. Soy Exports to China Would Fall Afoul of New Rules
• Canada’s Trudeau Remains Concerned Over NAFTA
• Wheat Futures Close Higher as Cold Weather Threatens HRW Crop
• Trump, Dicamba and Eagles: A Look Back at AgWeb’s Top Stories of 2017
• Profit Tracker: Margins Slip $35 Per Head
• New Process Announced to Deal With Weed Seeds in Soybean Shipments to China
• U.S. Cattle on Feed Up 8 Percent
• 2018 Outlook: Beef Demand vs. Growing Cattle Supplies
• Land Report Magazine Lists 25 Largest Land Owners In The U.S.
• 2017 Year End Tax Planning Ideas

12.26.2017

• USDA: Improvements To Crop Insurance Continue In 2018
• Sober, but Hopeful, Picture for Farm Economy
• U.S. Grains Council Releases 2017 Corn Quality Report
• Farm Credit: Farm Income Stabilizing
• When to Pull the Club on Sticky Cash Rent
• Five Top AgTech Reads From 2017
• 2017 A Year of Natural Disasters
• The Tax Overhaul And Your Farm
• AgFunder.com Lists Top 10 AgTech Deals In 2017
• Farmland Experts On Why Values Remain High, Despite Low Commodity Prices
• 2017 Canola Performance Trial Data Added To Council’s Seed Variety Performance Online Database

12.22.2017

• Neiffer Outlines Tax Reform And Ag Impact
• USDA Issues: "Season Average Price Forecasts" Report
• 3 Big Things Today, December 22 by Successful Farming
• Why Farmland Values Won’t Budge
• 2018 Purdue University Outlook: Cash Rents, Farmland Values, Corn and Soybean Prices
• Tax Reform Praised by Ag Interests, Some Concern Remains
• 2018 Outlook: Grain Sorghum Climbs On Early Seed Sales?
• Monsanto Gives CEO Hugh Grant 64% Pay Raise
• Texas: 4 Panhandle Crop Production Clinics, Jan. 8-12
• Perdue Applauds USDA Accomplishments
• Rural Mainstreet Index Improves for December
• Perdue Applauds USDA’s 2017 Accomplishments
• Iowa State Economists Issue 2018 Ag Outlook Report
• Kansas State Ag Policy Expert Flinshbaugh Grades Trump Administration

12.21.2017

• Secretary Perdue Statement on Congressional Passage of Tax Cuts & Reforms
• USTR Robert Lighthizer Statement on Final Passage of the Tax Reform Bill
• Farm Policy Facts: Our View – Christmas Reflections
• Researchers Examine Corn’s Ability to Adjust to Stress
• Tax Cut Bill Passes Giving Trump Major Victory
• Trump to Address Farm Bureau Convention in Nashville
• 10 Ag Mergers and Acquisitions From 2017
• AgTech Startup Uses Radio Waves To Dry Grain
• Cotton Growers May Benefit from Last Minute Disaster Package – DTN
• USDA: Weekly National Peanut Prices
• U.S. Soybean Exports Top Another Record

12.20.2017

• House Disaster Aid Bill Includes Dairy, Cotton Safety Net Fixes
• 2018 Outlook: Profitable Grain Rallies in 2018 Will Be Scarce
• Soybean Farmers Export Record 2.6 Billion Bushels
• Farmers Sue Trump Administration Over GIPSA Dismissal
• Missouri Issues First Fines Over Misuse of Dicamba in 2016
• 10 Ag Tech Advancements From 2017
• Dairy, Livestock, and Trade Issues Highlighted in Recent USDA Reports
• 2018 Outlook: King Corn Dethroned
• President Trump To Address Farm Bureau Members
• Bitcoin Points Way to ‘Massive Change’ for Commodity Trading
• Is Agriculture Security At Risk? More Than You Realize
• Bankers Report Ag Lending is Stabilizing
• Farmers Eye Tax Relief, Some Uncertainy, As Tax Till Nears Finish
• USDA: Number Of Fast Food Restaurants Grew By 9% Between 2009 And 2014

12.19.2017

• Tax Bill Contains Hidden Pitfalls for Renewal Energy
• Basis Outlook – Cheap Freight Costs Not Always Good
• Wheat Futures Close Higher Monday Amid Fears of Cold, Dry Weather
• NCFC Pleased With Section 199 Replacement in Tax Bill
• Satellites Are Reshaping How Traders Track Earthly Commodities
• Glyphosate ‘Not Likely’ to be Human Carcinogen, EPA Says
• Texas: 4 Panhandle Crop Production Clinics, Jan. 8-12
• USDA Adjusts Projections for 2018 Ag Imports, Exports
• Global Drought Severity Index Launched By Scientists
• USDA Issues: Cotton and Wool Outlook Report
• USDA Issues: Commodity Costs And Returns Report