Ag News

06.23.2016

• DTN to Hold Webinar Analyzing USDA’s Reports Today
• USDA Issues: "Wheat Outlook" Report
• Custom Farmer for Hire:If Crops Don’t Pay the Bills, Maybe the Machinery Will
• Sygenta to Sponsor "FarmHer" Series on RFD-TV
• Grains–Corn Drops for 4th Day as Rains Boost U.S. Crop Outlook
• Editorial: USDA & GFS Weather Model Delusional! June weather worse than 2012
• Potential Impacts if U.K. Chooses to Leave EU
• Cuba Purchases U.S. Soy Oil For First Time Since 2011
• Chinese Sorghum Importers and Feed Millers Visit U.S.
• FAA Issues Its New Rules for Commercial UAV Use
• Glyphosate Assessment Ongoing EPA Administrator: Glyphosate Cancer Assessment Report Release Expected in Fall

06.22.2016

• Trust the Ag Lender, Crop Insurance Cuts Would Most Harm Family Farms
• Fed’s Yellen Notes Uncertainties; Reiterates ‘Gradual’ Pace for Rate Rises
• Working Capital Changes Projected for Grain Farms in 2016: Before and After Recent Price Changes
• Anti GMO Forces Hope Michigan Senator Debbie Stabenow Succeeds in Mandatory GMO Labeling Language in a National Food Labeling Bill
• Crop Progress Report
• Market Highlights: Cattle Prices Hitting a Wall
• Farmland Values Follow Cash Rents Lower
• Corn Prices Plunge Tuesday Thanks to Weather, Speculators
• ChinaChem Adds Another Investor in its Proposal to Acquire Syngenta
• CME to Launch EU Wheat Futures
• Corn Conditions Best Since 2010
• Crop Breeding Not Keeping Pace With Climate Change
• Annual Farm Aid Concert Announced
• USDA Issues: "Cotton and Wool Outlook" Report
• Texas Crop and Weather Report — June 21

06.21.2016

• Farm Policy, Crop Insurance Wise Investments for All Americans
• HRW Wheat Condition Ratings Up Slightly, SRW Declines Marginally
• USDA Acts to Ease Credit Crunch for Guaranteed Farm Ownership Loans
• Security Review Blamed for Delaying ChemChina, Syngenta Deal
• Expect Land Equilibrium Experts Ask: What Farmland Bubble?
• Ag, Food Groups Call for Senate Solution on GMO Labeling
• Guaranteeing Peace of Mind, Not Profits
• Weekly Outlook: Soybean Stocks, Acreage, and Weather
• Wheat Harvest in Full Swing But Nearing the End- Oklahoma Wheat Commission Calls Harvest 85% Complete

06.20.2016

• Direct Government Payments to Farmers Expected to Rise
• How Does the Percentage of Cash Rented Acres Affect Liquidity
• Land O’ Lakes Acquires Ceres in Latest Round of Ag Consolidation
• What 7 Factors Caused the Grain Rally?
• Washington Week Ahead: Time Running Out for Biotech Deal
• Lack of EU Regulatory Decision Impacts U.S. Agriculture
• Women’s Work Hours Linked to Increases in Cancer, Heart Disease
• Brazil Soy Area to Grow in 2016-17

06.17.2016

• Nominations Now Accepted for Cotton Board
• Caterpillar, John Deere Seen as Potential Activist Investor Targets
• Senate Panel Oks EPA Bill to Block WOTUS Rule, Species Listings
• Texas Cotton: Thrips Scouting Video
• Crop Issues in Brazil, Argentina Spell Opportunity for U.S.
• Rural Banks Tightening Farm Loan Terms
• Does the Market Read Too Much into the USDA’s March 1 and June 1 Corn Stocks Estimates?
• Plains Grains Calls Oklahoma Wheat Harvest 71% Complete, Texas at 59% and Kansas 23% Harvested
• Meat Prices Low Ahead of Father’s Day

06.16.2016

• Telling the Crop Production Story, in Great Detail
• 7 Things I learned from Warren Buffett That Can Be Applied to Farming
• Summer Weather Conditions Will Create Feast and Famine Areas
• Fed Leaves Rates Unchanged, No Hint of Timing of Next Hike
• Wheat Genome Data Released to Scientific Community
• Texas Cotton: Low Thrips Pressure, Weeds All Over the Board
• DTN Livestock Close: Cattle Futures Take Hard Hit
• Study Shows Digital Media Use Expands Among Ag Producers, Traditional Media Use Remains Strong
• Are National Yield Declines Associated with Revenue Declines for U.S. Crops Over the Crop Insurance Coverage Period?