Ag News

12.20.2022

• USDA Releases Report Showing Production, Net Margin, Use Of Crop Insurance By Farm Types
• How Do Cattlemen Make a Profit in Treacherous Conditions? Sometimes They Don’t
• Weekly grain movement: Soybeans continue to lead the charge
• Ag groups must join the table to shape climate programs
• Major asset purchases coming up? Think carefully
• Grains dip as ‘hard landing’ worries increase
• Soybeans close down 19¢ | Monday, December 19, 2022
• Disaster aid, ag climate program make it into year-end package
• Negotiators seeking to address key ag, nutrition issues in year-end bill
• Farm labor bill proponent argues issue puts family farms at risk
• Cotton Marketing News: Outlook Update for Old Crop and New Crop Cotton
• Thompson on Cotton: The Market Could Care Less About Anyone’s Cost of Production
• Politico Provides Update On Mexico’s Ban On GE Corn Imports

12.19.2022

• Jerry Gulke: Reality Check Time for Unpriced Old-Crop and New-Crop Corn
• Negotiators seeking to address key ag, nutrition issues in year-end bill
• Revisiting the Year’s Big Stories
• Survey Results: Ag Lenders Share Profitability Forecasts, Top Concerns and More
• USDA: Peanut Price Highlights
• Mexico and U.S. Reach for January Agreement on GMO Corn Imports, as ERS Highlights Importance of Mexico’s Corn MarketMexico and U.S. Reach for January Agreement on GMO Corn Imports, as ERS Highlights Importance of Mexico’s Corn Market
• Beyond the Buzz: Land Values, Fundamentals and New Services
• Seed selection: Why it’s hard to find ‘best choices’ for 2023
• How to Choose Your Trustee to Match Your Farm Estate Plan
• 7 ag stories you might have missed last week
• Why ’22 profits could be a problem in ‘23
• Global recession worries chip away at corn, soybeans
• Water Resources Development Act heads to Biden
• Optimism for the future: The data mindset
• As China Moves From Zero Covid, “Near-Term Economic Turbulence Could be Considerable”
• Paul Neiffer: 2022 Year-End Tax Planning Tips
• Farm labor bill proponent argues issue puts family farms at risk
• USDA Releases Report On Organic Food Production, Up 13%
• CHS Releases Its 2022 Sustainability Report

12.16.2022

• An Overview of U.S. Farms From USDA’s Economic Research Service- 2022 Edition
• SuccessfulFarming | The Big Stories from 2022
• New Booklet for Business Owners Transitioning Out of a Business | University of Nebraska | " Business Transition Models"
• Senator Introduces Farmworker Bill Late Push or Last Gasp to Overhaul Farmworkers and Immigration Status
• Vilsack to meet with Mexican officials Friday to discuss GM corn decree
• The Next Cliff on Minds of Ag Bankers Four Messages for Farmers and Bankers Going Into Next Year
• Global Nitrogen Fertilizer Market Faces Issues with Availability, Affordability
• Sort and Cull | Is the Spring 2023 Cash Cattle Market Pegged Correctly?
• Optimism for the future: The data mindset
• Wheat rises on international buying spree
• USDA Releases Report On Organic Food Production, Up 13%
• 2022 U.S. Corn And Soybean Yields Fall Below Trend Lines

12.15.2022

• DTN Retail Fertilizer Trends Urea, 10-34-0 Fertilizer Prices Fall Below Last Year’s Levels
• Rural Poll Finds Improved Access to Mental Health Care Services on Opioids Front
• Ag Groups Wait for Dicamba Decision From DC Appeals Court on Labels Challenge
• A new carbon partnership to help livestock farmers
• Adding EVs to U.S. biofuels law is environmental agency’s 2023 task
• Profitability expected in cattle industry despite tighter margins
• Grocery Prices Increased 0.5% in November, Up 12% So Far This Year
• Corn group wants US commitment on filing biotech dispute against Mexico
• Regulatory action highlights seed industry’s upcoming priorities
• CoBank Releases 2023 Year Ahead Report, Shows Forces That Will Shape The U.S. Rural Economy (PDF of Report)
• China Pulls Off New Grain Production Record
• NCGA And State Assns Call On Biden To Press Case On Mexico’s Biotech Corn Imports
• 2022 U.S. Corn And Soybean Yields Fall Below Trend Lines
• Workers leaving agriculture for construction

12.14.2022

• Cotton’s Price Struggles Far from Over
• Thompson on Cotton: Casting Mixed Signals
• CoBank Releases 2023 Year Ahead Report, Shows Forces That Will Shape The U.S. Rural Economy
• USDA Fights to Keep Wetland Reg in Place Although Not Approved by Congress
• Black Sea, Wheat Exports in Focus; USDA Climate-Smart Commodities Funding; Farm Bill News
• Renewable Diesel Starved for Feedstocks
• Why you need a marketing plan that includes options
• Vilsack announces new Climate-Smart Commodities program funding
• Overall tractor sales down, large equipment market remains ‘strong’ in November
• American Peanut Council elects new officers, executive committee
• What is your word worth in estate planning?
• Supermarket prices continue rise, though meat prices ease
• Natural Resource Institute Helps Assess Value of Texas’ Ecosystem Services

12.13.2022

• Former Ag Chairmen Talk About Challenges Heading Into 2023 Farm Bill
• Black Sea, Wheat Exports in Focus; USDA Climate-Smart Commodities Funding; Farm Bill News
• Renewable Diesel Starved for Feedstocks
• Soy takes heavy hit on surging Chinese COVID cases, South American rains
• ‘Fair and equal’ farm transition almost bankrupts a 5th generation family farm
• Corn, wheat rise on fresh Black Sea aggression
• Winding path leads to debt relief for USDA borrowers
• Dutch buying out farmers to cut production
• Bipartisan group of lawmakers push to restrict foreign ownership of Missouri farmland
• Fuel expected to remain volatile in 2023
• Thompson on Cotton: Casting Mixed Signals
• Purdue To Host Panel On The Challenges And Opportunities For Digital Agriculture