Ag News

05.14.2015

• Ethanol Industry Able to Get MoreFuel Per Bushel of Corn
• Corn, Soybeans End Slightly Higher, Wheat Mixed Wednesday
• Heat Hits Winter Wheat Harder Than Frost — Study
• House Passes Bill to Stop WOTUS
• Senate Proposes New Drone Legislation
• Ranking of Worl’ds Best Agricultural Universities Released
• USDA Predicts 2015 Oklahoma Wheat Crop at 118.9 Million Bushels- Best Since 2012
• BMC: Does the World Have a Record Low Cattle Inventory?

05.13.2015

• Complete Coverage of May 12 USDA Reports
• New-Crop Bean Stocks to Build as Corn Stocks Fall on Growing Feed Demand
• WASDE Wrap: What’s Ahead for the U.S. Grains Now that USDA’s Spoken?
• Democrats Delay Trade Bill
• FAA Approves Testing of UAV Sprayer
• Cattle Futures Rebound From Monday’s Losses
• Storm Damage Forces Cancellation of Wheat Field Day Set for May 13 at Chillicothe
• Texas Crop Weather for May 12, 2015

05.12.2015

• Crop Progress Report
• Grains Close Lower as Trade Looks Forward to Tuesday WASDE Report
• DTN Livestock Close: Cattle Fall Off Daily Highs
• USA Signs Agricultural Agreement with Jordan
• Cotton Planting Map
• China’s Large Cotton Stockpile Affecting World Markets
• Tech Entrepreneurs Seek More Ethanol in Gasoline to Lower Prices
• Democrats Demand Pledge on Trade Bills for Fast-Support
• Women in Ag Survey Underscores Need for Leadership Skills
• U.S. Tractor Sales Up 8% in April, Combines Down 34%

05.11.2015

• USDA Releases Value-Added Producer Grant Funding Details
• Senate Ag Committee Reviews Grain Standards Act
• Washington Week Ahead: First Key Test for President Obama"s Trade Agenda
• Will Fertilizer, Natural Gas Costs Follow Crude Oil Lower?
• Improved Rail Service Boosts Farmer’ Botton Line
• 7 Apps That Make Farming Incrementally Easier
• Why Driverless Tractors Suddenly Seem Inevitable
• Monsanto Issues Statment on its Proposed Acquisition of Syngenta
• Syngenta Rejects $45 Billion Monsanto Takeover Offer
• Rain and Mild Temperatures Combine to Push Oklahoma Wheat Crop to Higher Yield Potential

05.08.2015

• Crop Insurance Payments Down 26 Percent in 2014
• 5 Steps to Meet Conservation Compliance
• Farm Bureau Releases Highlights of Its Women in Ag Survey
• Nominations for Women in Ag Award Now Open
• Corn, Soybean, Wheat Futures Lower as Dollar Turns Higher
• Real Life Farm Summit Provides Real Solutions on Finance, Human Resources and Safety Regulations
• Water Risk Issues Approach Boiling Point
• Roberts Determined to Rewrite Child Nutrition Laws
• Oklahoma: Right to Farm Ballot Initiative Assigned State Question Number- SQ 777
• Wheat and Cattle Markets Struggled Thursday Afternoon

05.07.2015

• Tornadoes Roar Across the Plains
• Tornadoes Tear Across Western and Central Oklahoma
• USDA’s Harden Says Farmers, Policy Makers Must Collaborate on Climate Change
• Yamah Earns Crop-Spraying UAV Exemption; FAA Offers Drone Safety App
• Price Uncertainty Underscores Cattle Business Risk Through This Year
• Wheat Leads Corn Higher, Leaves Soybeans in Negative Territory
• Mexico Still Largest Buyer of U.S. Ag Exports
• 75 Percent of U.S. Spring Wheat Crop Planted
• Farm Bureau Launches Advocacy Website: "Get a Move on For GMOS"