Ag News

01.23.2023

• Texas, Ag Groups Sue EPA on WOTUS Rule
• USDA Researchers Develop Naturally Fire-Resistant Cotton Lines
• Top 5 Things to Watch Key Happenings the DTN Newsroom is Tracking for the Week of Jan. 22-28
• Bayer Faces Civil Rights Roundup Suit
• Wheat expansion to limit corn, soybean acreage growth in 2023
• Farm Progess: 7 ag stories you might have missed
• Sell early and often, analyst says
• Play it again: High and volatile commodity prices in the year ahead
• December cattle placements drop 8% on year
• USDA proposes updates to animal disease traceability, seeks public comment
• U.S. Sorghum Exports Dwindle on “Near-Evaporation” of Chinese Demand, as China Looks to Brazilian Corn
• Jerry Gulke: Do the Negatives Outweigh the Positives in Grain Price Outlook?
• Future Shock: U.S. Agriculture Sleeping on China’s Historic Population Crash
• Washington Week Ahead: Committees get organized, setting stage for hearings, oversight
• USDA looking for simplified rural development application process
• Rep. Frank Lucas, R-Okla. | Open Mic | Agri-Pulse | Audio
• CoBank: Inflation Is Beginning To Loosen Its Grip
• USDA Reports Number Cattle On Feed Down 3% This Year

 

01.20.2023

• Commercial Grain Firms Find Value in Wheat’s Cheap Price
• 2023 Farm Incomes Face Inflationary Pressures From Higher Costs, Support From Higher Commodity Prices
• Wheat expansion to limit corn, soybean acreage growth in 2023
• Pro athletes purchase Iowa farmland
• Play it again: High and volatile commodity prices in the year ahead
• Groups file lawsuit challenging the latest WOTUS rule
• Industry leaders have optimistic ag transportation outlook for 2023
• Future Shock: U.S. Agriculture Sleeping on China’s Historic Population Crash
• Taylor: US tells Mexico biotech corn restrictions won’t stand
• USDA Reports Ag Imports By Product, Horticulture Is By Far The Leader
• US Price Inflation – Focus on Producer Prices

01.19.2023

• Texas Asks Court to Vacate WOTUS Rule
• Federal Reserve: Observations on the Ag Economy- January 2023
• NASDA announces 2023 federal policy priorities
• 2023 Farm Incomes Face Inflationary Pressures From Higher Costs, Support From Higher Commodity Prices
• Markets lose gains due to weather changes
• McKinney discusses first Emerging Markets Program trade mission
• Future Shock: U.S. Agriculture Sleeping on China’s Historic Population Crash
• White House pressed for gene-editing regulatory advances
• Bank of America Says a U.S. Debt Default is “Likely”
• Thompson on Cotton: Like a Ticking Time Bomb
• 2022 Weather Summary and 1st Quarter Outlook
• Grassley Introduces Bill Barring Foreigners from Farm Credit Loans
• KC Fed Reports Farm Lending Is Increasing, Cites Higher Production Costs
• USDA Reports Ag Imports By Product, Horticulture Is By Far The Leader

01.18.2023

• Minding Ag’s Business How Millennials Could Help Stave Off a Recession in 2023
• Agriculture Committee Roster For 118th Congress Announced
• House Ag adds 12 Republicans, including former chairman
• How to estimate crop production costs
• Corn and soy close at new highs | Tuesday, January 17, 2022
• China extends tariff on U.S. Dried Distillers Grain
• In “Historic Shift,” China’s Population Falls, as its Economic Growth “Near-Historic Low”
• Jerry Gulke: Did the USDA Reports Create A New Paradigm Shift in Grain Prices?
• Thompson: Farm bill must support ‘robust rural economy’
• Thompson on Cotton: Like a Ticking Time Bomb
• The Nat’l Assn Of State Departments Of Agriculture Sets Its Federal Policy Focus For 2023
• NCBA Announces Free Trade Show Admission For FFA Members

01.17.2023

• Update: Republicans select House Ag members
• House Ag adds 12 Republicans, including former chairman
• Stabenow eyes oversight of farm bill titles in coming months
• House to make first move on new farm bill
• WASDE Recap: Acreage Surprise Boosts Old-Crop Prices
• When Farmers Voice Views and Attitudes
• Scott identifies key farm bill issues
• WHEAT SCOOPS: What Russia hopes to gain from Ukraine war
• Construction Inflated used asking prices for wheel loaders
• Animal ag continues to combat misinformation about methane emissions
• NOAA: 18 weather events total more than $168 billion in damage
• Factors to watch for ethanol demand
• Weekly Cotton Market Review – USDA
• USDA Reports Record Ag Exports To China In 2022
• Activists Make Significant Investment In Bayer, Seek To Break Out Its Ag Unit

01.16.2023

• 7 ag stories you might have missed
• Jerry Gulke: Did the USDA Reports Create A New Paradigm Shift in Grain Prices?
• House to make first move on new farm bill
• Key Happenings the DTN Newsroom Is Tracking for the Week of Jan. 15-21
• Our Rural Roots A New Year’s Pledge
• Two Semi Loads of Colo. Cattle Stolen | Hunt Is on for Thieves Who Stole Two Semitruck Loads of Colorado Cattle
• Time, cost management: Hot topics farmers will tackle at Farm Futures Summit
• Markets take a breather following WASDE
• China approves import of Bayer’s GMO alfalfa, Corteva canola after a decade
• Animal ag continues to combat misinformation about methane emissions
• Duvall: new WOTUS rule a step in wrong direction
• FAS: Record U.S. FY 2022 Agricultural Exports to China
• USDA Now Says The U.S. Lost 1.6 Million More Acres Of Corn In 2022, Where Did They Go?
• USDA Export Port Ship 5 U.S. Export Prices Fall More than Expected, Import Prices Unexpectedly Rise
• USDA Report Shows Total Household Income Has Risen For Commercial Farms
• USDA to Measure Financial Well-Being of Farmers and Ranchers
• FAS: Record U.S. FY 2022 Agricultural Exports to China
• Activists Make Significant Investment In Bayer, Seek To Break Out Its Ag Unit
• Purdue Releases Results Of Its "Large Commercial Farmers" Study, Reports Their Buying Process
• Mineral Formed As An Alphabet Unit, Applies AI And Computer Technology For Ag’s Use
• More On Alphabet (Google) Ag Unit Mineral