Ag News

Ag News for TX & OK Farmers: 02.03.2023

• Drought Outlook Mixed Following Heavy Winter Storms
• Drought Monitor Map released: February 2, 2023
• Ag House Committee GOP Colleagues Co-Sponsoring WOTUS Resolution Of Disapproval
• Equipment Roundup Deere Adds to HarvestLab, Wins Design Awards; Polaris Rolls out New Side-by-Sides, ATVs
• How will inputs affect 2023 crop rotations?
• Export Sales: Corn volume reaches impressive levels
• Fed optimism lifts grains
• Mapping out 2023 crop budgets
• How will inputs affect 2023 crop rotations?
• Wheat – the surprise 2023 acreage winner 2023?
• Air Force sees national security threat in Chinese-owned corn mill
• 2023 could bring record cattle prices, CattleFax experts say
• USDA commission calls for making county committees more equitable
• Thompson names House Ag subcommittee chairs
• USDA announces new senior staff
• Stabenow: Leave climate funding alone
• Owning Farmland Is Now Cool, Even If You Don’t Farm
• John Deere Operations Center Users Can Now Import Smart Apply Data
• Applications Now Open For American Agri-Women Foundation 2023 "Daughters Of American Agriculture Scholarship"
• Nat’l Cattlemen’s Beef Assn Announces Its Top 2023 Policy Priorities

Ag News: 02.02.2023

• Texas Bill to Ban Foreign Land Purchases
• USDA now obscures the names of some farm subsidy recipients
• The farm bill jump ball is in flight
• Average UAN28 Fertilizer Price Drops 9% During January 2023
• Herd Rebuilders Win Twice if They Improve Genetics
• Fed Slows Rate Hikes but Signals More to Come
• 7 Key takeaways from Cattlemen’s College 2023
• Changing the conversation around mental health in rural America
• Lender encouraged by smaller interest rate increase
• Farmers generally hesitant to dive into carbon markets
• Jan. 1 Cattle Inventory Down 3%, Beef Cow Herd Lowest Since 1962; While China Owned North Dakota Corn Mill Draws Focus
• Senators losing patience on Mexico-US GM corn spat
• FDA Reorg Effort to Improve Service and Accountability
• Be Inspired by Five Remarkable Farm Operations

Ag News: 02.01.2023

• Vilsack outlines new policy vision headed into farm bill debate
• 2022 Census of Agriculture due next week Feb. 6
• Grain and Livestock Futures Close Mixed on End of Month Positioning and Profit Taking
• Ethanol Market Taking Flight With SAF United Airlines Partners With Ethanol Producer for Sustainable Aviation Fuel
• If you have water on your property, read this new WOTUS rule
• U.S. beef cow herd falls to lowest level since 1962, USDA says
• Bill would bolster security in agriculture from foreign interference reintroduced
• USDA prices received index up 3.1%, prices paid steady
• FDA revamping foods program to move past ‘constant turmoil’
• Brazil, U.S., Ukraine, Australia Grain Exports, and China Growth, in Focus
• Use Portability to Avoid a Potential Multi-Million Dollar Estate Mistake
• 5 Tips to Create A 2023 Grain Marketing Game Plan
• Proponents Send Letter Again Urging no Cuts to Crop Insurance
• FDA to establish Human Foods Program, deputy commissioner to oversee it
• Daybreak Jan. 31: Vilsack: States need to step up ag spending
• USDA Reports Ukraine’s Wheat And Corn Exports Recover Under Black Sea Grain Initiative
• USDA Launches Pilot Cattle Contracts Library
• USDA Releases Food Price Outlook

Ag News: 01.31.2023

• Vilsack outlines new policy vision headed into farm bill debate
• Crop Insurance and Budget Pressures Farm Groups Call on Congress to Protect Crop Insurance From Budget Cuts
• NCGA Joins Effort To Protect Crop Insurance As A Critical Risk Management Tool
• Could This Be the Week When the Cattle Market Jolts Higher?
• Why future corn rows may be narrower
• Have drought conditions improved in the first month of 2023?
• Bill would bolster security in agriculture from foreign interference reintroduced
• Farmland market remains strong in early ‘23
• Jerry Gulke: Have Commodity Prices Discounted Negative News?
• Daybreak Jan. 30: Food industry, consumer advocates anxiously await FDA announcement
• Thompson on Cotton: Like Déjà Vu All Over Again
• Accidents Happen. Don’t Lose the Farm Because of Them
• US Price Inflation – Focus on Farm Prices
• Biden-Harris Administration Invests $2.7 Billion to Improve and Expand Rural Electric Infrastructure
• USDA Report Shows Rotational Grazing Adoption By Region
• USDA Releases Food Price Outlook

Ag News: 01.30.2023

• A farm bill draft has started
• Sorghum Focus: Pilot program from USDA RMA will cover irrigated sorghum in targeted Kansas, Oklahoma, and Texas counties.
• Key Happenings the DTN Newsroom is Tracking for the Week of Jan. 29-Feb. 4
• Rising Diesel Prices Complicate Farmers’ Fuel Buying Decisions
• Brazil farmland tour: Cotton, ethanol and acreage expansion
• Agriculture needs sustainable intensification
• The option of short-dated options
• “I never would have been President”: Theodore Roosevelt’s transformation on a Dakota ranch
• SHIP IT Act Could Save Truck Drivers Up to $10,000 and Cover CDL Costs
• 3 Tenets Of A Decade-Forward View of the U.S. Food System
• Senators Say U.S. Should Seek USMCA Action
• Washington Week Ahead: FDA set to respond to demands for overhaul
• Democrats add 11 freshmen to House Ag roster
• Ag Committees reorganize for farm bill push
• Thompson tweaks livestock, nutrition panels in major House Ag subcommittee shakeup
• Accidents Happen. Don’t Lose the Farm Because of Them
• US Price Inflation – Focus on Farm Prices
• First-Of-Its-Kind Research Identifies $400 Mi
  

Ag News: 01.27.2023

• 50 States Ranked on Ethanol Blending DTN Ranks the 50 States by Ethanol-Blending Rates
• 2022 Census of Agriculture is Second Census to Include Young Producer Data
• 2022 Census of Agriculture Information Page | USDA
• USDA exports – China buys soybeans, Jan. 26, 2023
• Demand for crude oil growing
• EPA directive leaves future of ag chemicals at stake
• USDA Deputy Secretary Jewel Bronaugh stepping down
• DTN: Retail Fertilizer Price Trends, “Considerably Lower,” While Mexico Hopes to Reduce Corn Imports
• Farmer Panel: Climate-Smart Program Rewards Must Outweigh Risks To Earn Grower Participation
• USDA Reports Food Price Increases By Type
• No farm worth a farmer’s life
• A Disaggregated View of Market Concentration in the Food Retail Industry | This report analyzes market concentration changes in the United States food retailing industry at the U.S. National, State, Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA), and county levels from 1990 to 2019.