Ag News

01.03.2023

• 3 Big Things Today, January 3, 2023
• 4 Ag Policy Issues to Watch in 2023
• Ag Stock Index Significantly Outperforms General Market In 2022
• Washington Week Ahead: New Congress convenes with speakership up in air
• World’s First Agri-Focused Satellite To Launch From Cape Canaveral Today
• 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
• 10 Most Viewed Agri Marketing News Items In 2022
• Ag groups eye farm bill priorities heading into 2023
• Small Towns and Wind Farms, Energy Policy in Focus; While Cover Crops Garner Attention
• Ag leaders skeptical of new WOTUS rule
• 2022 economy: Year in review
• Chip Flory: The Big Grain Market Movers for 2023
• Export Sales: Corn, wheat exceed expectations
• Here’s your year-end grain price snapshot for 2022
• Farm Progress America, January 3, 2023 | Max Armstrong
• What investors watch out for in emerging markets in 2023
• Global Food Crisis: Russia’s War With Ukraine “Contributing to Widespread Starvation,” and “Injects Volatility Into Grain Futures”
• An Urban’s Rural View | A Year for Rediscovering Common Humanity

12.30.2022

• Top 10 Ag Stories of 2022: No. 2 Russian Plan for Easy Conquest Riled 2022 Grain Markets
• China Demand, Argentina Weather Impacting Soybean Prices, Recent Cold Spell Causes Winter-Kill Worries in Wheat
• Progressive Farmer | Myers’ Favorite Story of 2022 | Farmers Fight City Over Right to Operate Farm Store on Their Own Land
• Taking on hot farm topics for 2023
• 2 commodities to monitor in 2023
• What are your priorities for the new farm bill?
• Additional disaster aid included in omnibus bill
• Farmer says he’s pleasantly surprised with 2022 and preparing for 2023
• Little incentive for year-end grain marketing
• 2023 Weather Outlook: Ready the Snowplow
• Year in review: Ukraine and climate policy dominate agriculture headlines
• China to Adjust Trade Tariffs Starting Jan. 1
• 4 Ag Policy Issues to Watch in 2023
• USDA Reports Trends In The Amount Of Vegetables Available For Consumption
• Percentage Of U.S.’s Total Export Value From Ag Products Hits New High

12.29.2022

• 2023 Weather Outlook | AgFax
• What’s in it for Ag in the New Spending Bill?
• Production Costs in Focus
• Russian Plan for Easy Conquest Riled 2022 Grain Markets
• Ag Weather Forum Break in La Nina, Stronger Polar Vortex Leading to Warmer January
• Average Retail Prices for All Eight Fertilizers Now Lower
• Argentina’s soy sales near 80% of harvest, lag previous year
• What investors watch out for in emerging markets in 2023
• FAS: U.S. Beef Exports to East Asia in 2022, Again on Record Pace
• AgDay TV Markets Now: Chip Nellinger Discusses Price Projections with Soybeans Above $15 and How Much Farmers Should Sell?
• Court OKs agreement that EPA complete species evaluations for four pesticides
• 25 Questions to Ask Your Farm Employees in 2023
• The Scoop Magazine Lists Its Top Stories In 2022
• Consumer Focus Groups Show How They Really Feel About Ethanol
• USDA Releases Food Price Outlook
• Agriculture’s Share Of Total U.S. Export Value Climbed To A New High

12.28.2022

• Omnibus spending bill didn’t leave ag out
• What’s in it for Ag in the New Spending Bill?
• Inflation casts shadow over markets
• Top 10 Ag Stories of 2022: No. 3 Fertilizer, Ag Chemicals, Fuel All Saw Price Hikes on Supply Concerns in 2022
• Neeley’s Favorite Story of 2022 Judge’s Arrest on Cattle Theft Charges Followed by Info Vacuum for Reporters
• Build drought-resistant soil via boom-bust grazing
• FAS: U.S. Beef Exports to East Asia in 2022, Again on Record Pace
• STB approves new small-scale rate dispute mechanisms
• Evaluate new haying tools found at farm shows
• USDA Reports The Number Of H-2A Farm Seasonal Workers
• USDA Releases Food Price Outlook
• USDA Report Shows Price Increases By Food Type
• Agriculture’s Share Of Total U.S. Export Value Climbed To A New High

12.27.2022

• Statement by Secretary Vilsack on FY 2023 Omnibus Appropriations bill
• Ag Producers Can Add $30K To Their Tax Deductions With Pickup Purchase
• U Of Illinois Ag Economist Provides A Brief Review Of Agricultural Provisions In The Omnibus Bill
• USDA Reports Ag R & D Investments By Nation, China’s Has Grown 5x, U.S. Is Declining
• Succession Strategies – 5 Indecision Results in Tough Life Lessons
• DTN Retail Fertilizer Trends Urea, 10-34-0 Fertilizer Prices Fall Below Last Year’s Levels
• Monitor 5 market matters to time winter cash sales
• Omnibus spending bill, includes ag funding, heads to President
• 7 ag stories you might have missed last week
• High-horsepower tracks are outselling 4WDs with tires
• CattleFax says drought, feed costs need to improve in 2023
• Chinese President Xi Jinping Presses for Ag Tech Progress, as Dismantling of Covid Restrictions Continues
• 4 Ways to Advocate for Ag in the New Farm Bill
• Court OKs agreement that EPA complete species evaluations for four pesticides
• ‘Tis the Season for Omnibus: A Brief Review of the Agricultural Provisions
• Pick Your Power: Learn How Powers of Appointment Work In Estate Planning
• USDA Cotton Ginnings Report
• NAWG Lists Benefits To Wheat Producers In Omnibus Appropriations Bill
• USDA Report Shows Price Increases By Food Type
• Agriculture’s Share Of Total U.S. Export Value Climbed To A New High
• Farm Bureau:: Risk Management Tools Must Be A Farm Bill Priority
• New Law Helps Farmers Earn Revenue For Climate Solutions

12.22.2022

• How Low Will We Go? Wintry Conditions Expected Over The Holidays
• USDA Release Report Showing Ag R & D Investments By Nation, China’s Has Grown 5x, U.S. Is Falling
• Ag organizations react to 2023 omnibus bill
• Ag Weather Forum Another Warm Year with More Melting in Arctic
• Top 10 Ag Stories of 2022: No. 7 Mississippi and Ohio Rivers Hit Rock Bottom in Fall 2022
• Four Messages for Farmers and Bankers Going Into Next Year
• Mexico hints at compromise on biotech corn
• Deep freeze heats up wheat prices
• U.S. farmland prices soar to record
• 2022 Year end review
• How 2022 lessons can help you plan for 2023 uncertainty Turbulence sparks opportunity.
• Growth in frequency of dry, hot, and windy conditions harm wheat yield
• Senate confirms Alexis Taylor
• These are the food trends of 2023 Upcoming trends can be hard to predict, but creativity is always on the rise
• Disaster aid, ag climate program make it into year-end package
• Congress leaves ag labor needs out of omnibus spending bill
• Response of Cotton Varieties to Inoculation with Xanthomonas citri pv. malvacearum, the Causal Organism of Bacterial Blight
• How the $1.7 Trillion Omnibus Spending Package Might Impact Your Operation
• USDA Releases Oil Crops Outlook
• USDA Releases Feed Outlook
• USDA Releases Livestock, Dairy, And Poultry Outlook