Ag News

06.07.2016

• What the Brazilian Impeachment Could Mean to You
• Troubling Questions Regarding EPA and the Corps
• Could Cash Rents Be Set For Historic Decline?
• What Recent Survey Says About Soybean Protection Practices
• USDA to Provide $300M to Help Cotton Producers
• National Cotton Council Thanks USDA for Its Support
• Judge Upholds EPA Decison on Bayer: BELT
• Happy New (Marketing) Year, US Winter Wheat!

06.06.2016

• USDA Expand Access to Capital for Rural Businesses
• Canola Price Premium Over Wheat Helps Fuel Grower Optimism at Harvest 2016
• History Says Farm Markets Have Way More Upside
• Bayer Reported to Have Secured $63 Billion in Financing
• Young Farmers: Gain Business Insight in Nashville
• Losing Ground: Oregon Farmer Faces $100M in Fines for Alleged Clean Water Act Violations
• !0 Common Estate Planning Blunders Farmers Make
• American Agri-Women Announce DC Legistlative Fly-In
• U.S. Peanusts Reach 80 Percent Planted
• Cotton Consumption to Exceed Production for Second Consecutive Year

06.03.2016

• Atrazine Risk Assessment Draws Ire from Ag Sector
• Editorial: Not Every Prairie Pothole Needs Federal Protection by Noah Feldman
• U.S. Peanuts Reach 89 Percent Planted
• Soybeans Close 44 Cents Higher, Headed for $12?
• As Obama Pushes Trade, Farm Groups Balk at T-TIP
• What’s Needed for US Wheat to be Globally Competitive
• Farmland Solar Rights: Know Where You Stand – Texas Ag Law
• World Cotton Consumption to Exceed Production
• Farming Needs Strong Policy and Crop Insurance

06.02.2016

• Supreme Court Rules Landowners May Challenge Corps
• Brazil Soybean Producer Files for Bankruptcy
• Soybeans Close 21¢ Higher, Hit $11.00 Mark
• Texas Field Reports: No ‘Rain, Rain, Go Away’ from Growers Yet
• Texas Cotton: Scout for Fleahoppers, Verde Plant Bugs
• FSA Unveils Improvement to Streamline Crop Reporting
• USDA: World Cotton Consumption to Exceed Production for Second Consecutive Year
• Oklahoma Wheat Commission Reports Limited Cutting to Date as Rains Frustrate Farmers
• U.S. Watchdog to Review Cattle Pricing, High-Speed Trading
• Texas Crop and Weather Report – June 1

06.01.2016

• USDA Unveils New Improvement to Streamline Crop Reporting
• Vilsack to Make First Official Visit to Puerto Rico
• USDA Extends Deadline for Recording Farm Structure
• USGC Says Japan Taking Steps to Ratify TPP
• NASS Collecting Data for Annual Survey
• Crop Progress Report: PDF
• USDA Funds for Farm Loans are Running Out
• Rural Mainstreet Economy Remains Weak for May
• U.S. Farmers Rush to Sell Soybeans Early as Prices Rally
• Grain Market: “Most Bullish Start in Spot Soybeans Since 1997″ – DTN
• North Dakota Ballot Measure Pits Family vs. Corporate Farms
• SCOTUS: Landowners Can Sue Corps Over Wetlands Determinations
• DTN Cotton Close: Futures Recover from Sharp Early Losses

05.31.2016

• Quarterly Outlook Shows Drop in Ag Exports
• Senate Ag Committee Holds Hearing on Livestock Issues
• USDA Issues Extension for Actively Engage in Farming Determinations
• Buy Puts Before June Acreage Numbers, Analyst Says
• Wheat Supported by Harvest Delays
• As Seed Companies Combine, Farmers Suspect Competition and Innovation Will Suffer
• How the Rural Landscape is Changing
• Livestock groups Hit Their Major Points at Senate Ag Hearing
• Texas Cotton: Scout for Fleahoppers, Verde Plant Bugs
• Texas: Corn Exports Add $604M to State’s Economy
• Vilsack Calls for Mandatory GMO Labeling
• House Fails to Pass Energy & Water Appropriations Bill