Ag News

• How is the U.S. Supreme Court Impacting the Way You Farm?
• August 2023 WASDE Report (PDF)
• USDA Reports Prices For Genetically Modified Seeds Have Risen Much Faster than Non-GM Seeds
• Early rain yields corn crop for parts of North Texas
• Trump touts USMCA, DeSantis attacks EVs in Iowa State Fair appearances
• After run-up, farmland prices may become more stable
• Rising input costs cloud the sunny outlook for farm income
• Soy export optimism offsets USDA yield uncertainty
• Reduced Corn and Soybean Harvests Expected, But If Realized, “Corn Would Still Be the Second Biggest on Record”
• Federal Reserve Ag Credit Surveys- 2023 Second Quarter
• USDA Makes Cuts to U.S. Yields in August Report, Analysts Say There Is One Big Caveat
• Rep. Cammack: Farm bill will be ‘biggest political dogfight in modern history’
• John Phipps: Why Water is the New Oil for Landowners
• Smooth Criminal: 3 Targets Thieves Look for on Your Farm
• Nationwide Study Shows Positive Economic Impact Of Soil Health Management Systems
• Summer Intern Measures Washington, DC, Through a Texas Lens
• USDA To Provide $350 Million To Farm Loan Borrowers Facing Financial Risk

• USDA Reports Preview | August WASDE Report Hears From Producers
• Export Report: Wheat exceeds expectations
• Solar leases, Phases of solar projects
• Federal Reserve target funds rate hike: What that means for consumers
• EPA tightening pesticide regulations under Endangered Species Act
• Survey finds consumers largely prefer beef to protein alternatives
• Corn closes up 2¢ | Thursday, August 10, 2023
• How to feed your cows when buying high-priced hay doesn’t add up
• Farm Foundation Forum: What to Expect From the 2023 Farm Bill Now
• Pork exports continue to climb; beef down from 2022 record highs
• Daybreak Aug. 10: Major study: Soil health practices improve the bottom line
• Smooth Criminal: 3 Targets Thieves Look for on Your Farm
• Summer Intern Measures Washington, DC, Through a Texas Lens
• Kansas City Federal Reserve Bank Reports Ag Credit Conditions Moderate
• USDA Reports Sources Of Water For Irrigated Crops
• Making Sense of Farm Data
• Farm Bill Threat
• Drought Continues to Impact Cattle Placments

• Lawmaker says farm bill should be split in two: SNAP and agriculture
• Friday’s USDA report may get trumped by these 3 market influences
• USDA Reports Preview August WASDE Report Hears From Producers
• Wheat prices slashed as traders prep for WASDE
• Short covering revives corn, soybean prices
• A smart way to review farm financials
• Survey: Farmers plan for lackluster yields
• Incentive payments help farmers start with cover crops, says report
• USDA, CTIC, ASTA Release Results Of Cover Crops Survey
• July Rains: U.S. Corn Harvest Could Be “Second-Largest on Record,” as Black Sea Export Issues Persist
• Industry groups oppose narrow interpretation of SCOTUS wetlands ruling
• 1st Half: Farmer Mac’s Income Up 19%: $156 Million
• Special Activities Announced For Women In Agribusiness 2023 Summit

• House Ag Dems say farm bill must be left to committee
• Wheat prices finish Tuesday’s session with lightly mixed results.
• USDA Releases Cash Rent Average, Agricultural Land Reports
• Settlement Struck in Antitrust Case Alleging Food Companies Suppressed Wages
• Make use of precision technologies in cattle genetics
• USDA reports dented corn in 12 of the top corn growing states
• U.S. farmers expect corn harvest could be second-biggest ever
• Economist urges caution to farmers looking to buy land, USDA report shows record prices
• Fertilizer prices better heading into fall
• Cattle producers want certainty in the tax code
• Agri-Pulse launches editorial series – “The Great Farm and Food Talent Search”
• Rep. Cammack: Farm bill will be ‘biggest political dogfight in modern history’
• Weekly National Posted Prices for Peanuts
• National FFA Membership Reaches All-Time High
• Boozman: No Mandatory Conservation Programs in Next Farm Bill
• Checklist: Evaluating, understanding carbon contracts
• Soil, Water and Climate Benefits of Sorghum

2023 Farm Real Estate Value by State

• Crop Progress Report 08.07.2023
• Farm Bill 2023: Planted Acres and Additional Pieces of the Base Acres Puzzle
• USDA Crop Progress Report: Corn, Soybean Conditions Rebound 2 Points in Week Ended Aug. 6
• Know Your Way Around Yield Models
• Ag Equip Repairs Not Limited by Law | EPA to Farmers Union: Clean Air Act Does Not Restrict Who Can Repair Ag Equipment
• Black Sea volatility boosts wheat prices
• How to bring positive change to your farm
• USDA exports – Mexico buys corn, China buys soybeans, August 7, 2023
• Heat, humidity kill hundreds of U.S. cattle during world’s hottest month
• Cropland values soar 33% in three years
• 3 Things for August and the grain markets
• Russian wheat export prices rose last week amid strong shipments
• Wheat Climbs on Black Sea Tensions, While Heat Takes Toll on U.S. Cattle, and Low Mississippi River Water a Concern
• Finding good help is always tough. In agriculture, it’s getting tougher
• Rep. Cammack: Farm bill will be ‘biggest political dogfight in modern history’
• Support for Crop Insurance Is Key Theme In Farm Bill Listening Session At FarmFest
• Farmers Seize Market Opportunities but Concerned about Rising Interest Rates
• USDA Reports More Than Half Of Cropland Uses Seed Varieties With At Least One Genetically Modified Trait
• Farm Bill 2023: Planted Acres and Additional Pieces of the Base Acres Puzzle
• Top 5 Things to Watch Yield Tour, WASDE, and Drought Relief
• USDA: Farm real estate value up 7%
• High interest rates fall heaviest on less-profitable farmers
• Methane mitigation for cattle producers and the climate
• Cattle producers want certainty in the tax code
• Australia calls for China to end trade curbs as barley tariffs lifted
• Diesel prices surge amid oil production cuts
• Threat of Violence in the Black Sea Expands
• U.S. Cropland Value Averaged $5,460 in 2023, Up 8.1 Percent From 2022
• Global Food Prices Climb Slightly in July
• Farm Bill May Be in for an Extension