Ag News

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

12.12.2022

• December WASDE Report (PDF)
• December USDA WASDE Report Holds Little Excitement for Traders, With Few Surprises
• Washington Week Ahead: Spending deadline looms, Vilsack announces more climate projects
• 7 ag stories you might have missed last week
• Our Rural Roots | Make Time a Priority This Season
• Policy experts discuss chances of new farm bill
• Free report rounds up latest farm tools, technology
• USDA: U.S. corn being priced out of export markets
• NCBA wants emphasis on risk management programs in the next farm bill
• Senator is optimistic about passing farm workforce modernization law
• Thompson elected Chairman of the House Committee on Agriculture
• Marshall warns against farm bill ‘rush’
• Out-of-Country Farmland Investors: Here’s What The Numbers Show
• Crop Insurance is Necessary Protection
• Weekly Cotton Market Review – USDA
• Top 10 U.S. Export Destinations For Cotton
• Farmland Partners Re-enters Texas Farmland Market, Purchases 3,843 Acres For $121 Million
• Mexico Delays Ban On GMO Corn Imports To 2025, Other Changes May Be Coming
• Latest Report On Ag Economy And The Farm Credit System

12.09.2022

• Top 10 U.S. Export Destinations For Cotton
• Thompson elected House Ag Committee chair
• Farm Credit Administration Receives Report On Ag Economic And Systems Economic Condition
• USDA Reports Preview December USDA WASDE Faces Demand Concerns
• Export update: High prices offset struggling volumes
• The market doesn’t owe you a profit
• 2023 crop demands your attention
• Fertilizer-management program is working, expanding it would be better
• Few farmers adjust operations because of higher energy prices
• China Accelerates Retreat From “Zero-Covid,” While Mexico May Extend Deadline Regarding GMO Corn Imports
• Deere & Co. Raises Its Dividend 6%

12.08.2022

• Farmland Partners Re-enters Texas Farmland Market, Purchases 3,843 Acres For $121 Million
• USDA Reports Preview December USDA WASDE Faces Demand Concerns
• 10 Questions To Ask Before Signing a Carbon Credit Contract
• Commodity broker predicts a 4 percent jump in US corn acres for ’23
• The market doesn’t owe you a profit
• US Ethanol Inventory Climbs US Ethanol Stocks Build as Output Climbs, Blending Declines
• 2023 crop demands your attention
• Exploring the future of digital agriculture
• Hedge fuel needs, on paper or in tank
• USDA releases final rule for Cattle Contract Library
• Grassley says E15 bill may get pushed to new Congress
• Young Farmer Makes History, Uses Video Games and YouTube to Buy $1.8M Land
• Out-of-Country Farmland Investors: Here’s What The Numbers Show
• External review will help guide FDA’s overhaul of human foods program
• Dept. of Interior Scope Out New Solar Locations in the West Amid Off-Shore Wind Lease Auction

12.07.2022

• Ag Research and the Next Farm Bill US Falling Behind in Ag Research With Heavy Demands on Science
• New Report Shows Rural Veterinary Shortages Create Risks For U.S. Food System
• CropLife Magazine Lists 100 Largest Ag Retailers, 38% Sales Increase Over 2021
• Cattle Contract Library Rule Finalized Producers Could See More Price Transparency in USDA Cattle Contract Library Pilot Project
• 2023 crop demands your attention
• Wheat prices continue to struggle
• A future in ancient grains
• USDA releases final rule for Cattle Contract Library
• Farm Bureau evaluates specialty crop limitations in farm bill
• Ag researchers call for funding improvements
• Transportation struggles expected to impact farmer profitability
• Kansas City Fed: Farm Real Estate Debt Climbs, But Farm Finances Strong
• Amid “Extraordinary Uncertainty” and “Precarious” Geopolitical Conditions, Commodity Price Moves Are Slow to Translate Into Lower Food Costs
• Why Did EPA Use Old Data on Renewable Diesel Ahead of RFS Announcement?

12.06.2022

• U.S. Farm Sector Capital Expenditures
• USDA Study Shows Types Of Cover Crops Used On Major Crop Acreages
• Higher Cattle Prices Don’t Guarantee Profitability
• Our Rural Roots Ten Words To Live By
• Hedge fuel needs, on paper or in tank
• Give interest rates a close look this winter
• Recession fears spur wheat cuts
• Soy rises as China scales back COVID restrictions
• Tax management: Maximizing tax brackets
• 2022 Farm Sector Income Forecast, December
• Jerry Gulke: Did EPA Give Us a Grain Price Wake-Up Call?
• Citing Cancer Moonshot effort, USDA rolls out new nutrition initiative
• Washington Week Ahead: Recommendations for FDA overhaul due for release
• U.S. Senator Pushes Auto Makers To Keep AM Radio In Electric Vehicles
• U.S./EU Spark a Trade Spat Over Limitations in the Inflation Reduction Act
• Thompson on Cotton: Anxiously Awaiting the Monthly WASDE Report