Ag News

01.11.2023

• Vilsack Lists USDA’s 4 Policy Objectives for 2023
• 3 Consumer Trends Farmers Can’t Afford to Ignore
• Thompson On Cotton: Cotton Is Caught In A Catch-22
• Acreage Battle Heating Up: Farmers Indicating Cotton May Lose Out
• Waiting for WASDE
• USDA Expands Eligibility, Enhances Benefits For Key Disaster Programs
• USDA Announces Major Program To Benefit Ag Producers
• Vilsack: Next farm bill should aid small farmers, fix disaster aid
• USDA considering 21 projects to address near-term fertilizer needs
• AFBF stresses importance of timely farm bill
• 2023 likely to bring opportunities for sorghum
• 2023 Economic Outlook: Inflation headlines ag
• Farm Bureau Announces Its 2023 Policies
• Ag Implores EPA to Raise RFS Volumes for Biomass-Based Diesel, Biodiesel
• Pasture, Rangeland Prices Driven Higher by Strong Commodity and Livestock Markets
• Have China’s soybean import volumes passed their peak?
• Texas water policies affect agriculture
• Life-changing tech we saw at CES (Consumer Electronics Show) 2023
• Vilsack stresses no compromise with Mexico on GM corn ban

01.10.2023

• USDA Announces Major Program To Benefit Ag Producers
• 2023 Economic Outlook: Inflation headlines ag
• Deere Reaches Deal to Allow Farmers to Repair Own Equipment
• Vilsack: Next farm bill should aid small farmers, fix disaster aid
• Gauge Your Bottom Line to Make Informed Decisions
• IRS Raises Milage Rate By 5%
• 2023 Farm Bill program, crop insurance decisions
• Vilsack announces more funding for agriculture programs
• 2022 wheat drama not likely to continue in 2023
• Get ready for USDA blizzard | Jan. 12 reports feature past, present and future for supply and demand
• Agronomist watching export numbers in this week’s USDA report
• 2022 Land Report: Who owns the most land in the United States?
• John Deere is working to transform consumers’ perception of agriculture
• USDA announces major program improvements, progress, and investments
• No compromise with Mexico on biotech corn ban, Vilsack says
• USDA considering 21 projects to address near-term fertilizer needs
• Thompson On Cotton: Cotton Is Caught In A Catch-22
• USDA Announces Major Program Improvements, Progress, and Investments to Benefit American Farmers, Ranchers, and Producers
• World Food Prices Dropped in December; China Demand in Focus; and Mississippi Barge Rates Normalize
• Acreage Battle Heating Up: Farmers Indicating Cotton May Lose Out

01.09.2023

• 7 ag stories you might have missed last week
• 2023 Input Outlook: Put a Pencil to Farm Expenses
• FBN Issues Paper "Rent vs. Buy Farmland: Which Is Right?"
• Jerry Gulke: Grain Market Headwinds Continue into 2023
• In Divided House, “Fractiousness Could Threaten Some Significant Bills,” Including the Farm Bill
• AFBF, Deere announce deal on ‘right to repair’ farm equipment
• AFBF Sees Farm Bill in 2023 AFBF’s Duvall Highlights Need for Farm
• Bill and Concerns Over WOTUS, Trade
• 10 steps to build a strategic plan
• When will increased crush demand hit USDA reports?
• Strong farmland values to continue into 2023
• John Deere unveils ExactShot, fully electric excavator at CES 2023
• Cattle organization asks Congress to intervene on potential RFID tag mandate
• Finding a balance in foreign ag land purchases and government intervention
• WOTUS top of mind at ’23 AFBF Convention
• Shaw sees growth potential for US ethanol exports in ‘23
• Opportunity Lurks in 2023: Make Money While You Sleep
• 4 Things to Do When Your Kids Come Home to Farm
• McCarthy takes the reins, with key lesson from protracted speakership battle
• USDA to Conduct Hemp Grower Survey
• Create A Mastermind Group to Gain a Competitive Edge for Your Farm
• USDA Invests In Projects To Promote Competition And Strengthen The Nation’s Meat Supply Chain
• USDA Reports 40% Of Cow-Calf Operations Reported Using Rotational Grazing

01.06.2023

• Stabenow will not seek re-election
• USDA Cotton System Report
• Farm Bill Backdrop: “Pace of New Legislation is Expected to Slow,” as Divided Government Returns
• Fewer cattle may weaken feed demand
• Hot farmland prices resist interest rate hikes
• When will increased crush demand hit USDA reports?
• Wheat prices finally find positive traction
• Plan for prolonged period of higher interest rates, analysts tell farmers
• USDA corn estimates are accurate overall, says review
• Cattle organization asks Congress to intervene on potential RFID tag
• New regulations make weed management more complex in 2023mandate
• Todd’s Take Corn Prices Turn South to Start 2023
• Who’s Really Behind All These Record Farmland Sales?
• Policy and Payments: What Producers Can Expect in 2023
• EPA Wants to Hear Your Thoughts on the Proposed RFS Levels
• Ag Stock Index Significantly Outperforms General Market In 2022
• Top Five Ag Law Issues In 2022

01.05.2023

• Auctions Fueled 2022 Land Price Surge Farmers Won 75% of Farmland Auctions in 2022, but Investors Helped Push Prices to Records
• Policy and Payments: What Producers Can Expect in 2023
• Fewer cattle may weaken feed demand
• Farm Futures: 12 favorite stories of 2022
• Demand worries pinch wheat prices
• Outlook 2023 kickoff | FarmFutures
• Corn closes down 16¢ | Wednesday, January 4, 2023
• After year-end surge, farmers’ financial confidence wavers
• Purdue/CME Ag Economy Barometer Shows Farmer Sentiment Rebounds At Year End
• China demand “a $64 billion question”
• China: Road to Recovery Could “Be Uneven and Painful”
• Taxes and Finance | Your Farm Office Of The Future
• Jerry Gulke: 2022 Was a Year for the Ages, What Awaits in 2023?
• New WOTUS rule brings uncertainty for landowners, but challenges likely
• EPA Wants to Hear Your Thoughts on the Proposed RFS Levels
• A Non-Decreasing Interest Rate Environment and Agriculture

01.04.2023

• Farm bill year begins
• Purdue/CME Ag Economy Barometer Shows Farmer Sentiment Rebounds At Year End
• Jerry Gulke: 2022 Was a Year for the Ages, What Awaits in 2023?
• PFAS Contamination and USDA’s Lack of Engagement
• Green Plains Ethanol Lawsuit Tossed Federal Court Rules Green Plains Unable to Re-File Ethanol Market Claims
• Strong 2022 profits lift farmer sentiment
• Watch for 3 traps when setting 2023 goals
• What’s in store in ag markets for 2023?
• Make an estate plan checkup a New Year’s resolution
• Grains ring in the New Year with steep losses
• Biden administration defines upstream reach of clean water laws
• Protect against potential fuel disruptions
• Global Food Crisis: Russia’s War With Ukraine “Contributing to Widespread Starvation,” and “Injects Volatility Into Grain Futures”
• Top 10 Stories of 2022: Young Farmer Makes History, Uses Video Games and YouTube to Buy $1.8M Farm
• 4 Ag Policy Issues to Watch in 2023
• House Speaker Vote Could Extend into Coming Months
• USDA Cotton System Report
• Ag Stock Index Significantly Outperforms General Market In 2022
• AgWeb.com Reports Its Top Five Read Stories In 2022
• Top Five Ag Law Issues In 2022
• Agri-Pulse Lists Top Ag Policy Stories In 2022