Ag News

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.

Ag News: 01.26.2023

• 3 Big Things Today, January 26, 2023
• Proposed bill targets foreign agriculture interference | FARM Act would add congressional oversite for foreign investments and acquisitions of American companies
• Retail Fertilizer Prices Fall to Lowest Level in 15 months
• Environmental Groups Want FDA to Stop Farmers From Giving Low-Dose Antibiotics to Livestock
• Syngenta, Corteva Say Loyalty Programs Lawful, Seek Dismissal in Generics Lawsuit
• Deere Seeks End to Right-to-Repair Case John Deere Asks Court to Issue Ruling on Right to Repair, End Lawsuits
• Wheat surges yesterday on a fresh round of bargain buying
• Biden re-nominates Dean and Schlanger to key USDA posts
• House bill aims to improve interstate trucking system
• SHIP IT Act Could Save Truck Drivers Up to $10,000 and Cover CDL Costs
• DTN: Retail Fertilizer Price Trends, “Considerably Lower,” While Mexico Hopes to Reduce Corn Imports
• Cotton Tug-of-War: Production and Prices Battle It Out for 2023
• USDA Issues Oil Crops Outlook Report
• USDA Reports Cash Receipts By Livestock Groups, Cattle The Highest

Ag News: 01.25.2023

• House bill aims to improve interstate trucking system
• Inflation peak and what it means to farmers
• Deere Seeks End to Right-to-Repair Case John Deere Asks Court to Issue Ruling on Right to Repair, End Lawsuits
• Bargain buyers lift corn, wheat prices
• Crop production down across most commodities
• Tiling ranks high in ROI
• 2023 grain markets: In the words of Dirty Harry – do you feel lucky?
• Sunflower production rebounds after 2021 drought
• U.S. rejects Mexico proposals on GMO corn trade
• Economist says the price outlook for cattle is promising, but a lot of “what-ifs” still at play
• Beef and pork production continue strong growth
• Kansas City Fed: Gradual Increase in Farm Lending Persists
• Farmer Panel: Climate-Smart Program Rewards Must Outweigh Risks To Earn Grower Participation
• A New Way to Rent Ground Is Gaining Traction — With Cash Rent Bids In Illinois Topping $600 Per Acre
• USDA Reports Cash Receipts By Livestock Groups, Cattle The Highest
• USDA Issues Wheat Outlook Report
• USDA Issues Feed Outlook Report
• USDA Issues Livestock, Dairy And Poultry Outlook Report

01.24.2023

• Veterans of past farm bill struggles cite reasons for optimism on 2023 outcome
• USDA Issues Wheat Outlook Report
• USDA Issues Feed Outlook Report
• Weekly Cotton Market Review – USDA
• Thompson on Cotton: A Significant Rebound
• Cattle on Feed Report Shows Feedlots Have Fewer Heifers Than a Year Ago
• Wheat suffers a significant technical setback in Monday’s session
• Interest rates: Comparison with the 1970s
• Growers to plant more wheat, pursuing war-boosted prices
• Economist says the price outlook for cattle is promising, but a lot of “what-ifs” still at play
• USDA proposes updates to animal disease traceability, seeks public comment
• WSJ: “Worst U.S. Avian Flu Outbreak” Persists, “There is No Historical Context for This”
• U.S. Sorghum Exports Dwindle on “Near-Evaporation” of Chinese Demand, as China Looks to Brazilian Corn
• Farmers Need to Approach Soil Health Offensively, Not Defensively to Get the Best Results
• USTR: Mexico must change its stance on GM corn
• Texas growers bank on consistent performance and effective weed control