Ag News

12.02.2022

• 7 ag stories you might have missed this week
• USDA: Farm Sector Profits Forecast To Reach Record Highs In 2022
• Senate Sends Bill to President After Swift Series of Votes on Rail Strike
• Multi-Year RFS Expands Biofuels Blending by More Than 2 Billion Gallons by 2025
• Equipment and machinery purchases in uncertain times
• Export Sales: Lower-than-expected results posted
• November was mixed bag for row crop prices
• USDA: As the world economy slows, so will U.S. farm exports
• Peak or Plateau? Answers to 7 of the Big Questions Driving the Wild Farmland Market
• Farm Share of the U.S. Food Dollar Hit a Record Low; What Does this Mean for Producers?
• Highlights From Ag Retailers Assn Conference Keynotes Abd Breakout Speakers

12.01.2022

• 3 Big Things Today, December 1, 2022
• Deere Tells Investors It Expects Total Autonomy For Corn And Soybean Crops
• Federal Reserve: Observations on the Ag Economy- November 2022
• House Votes to Prevent Rail Strike House Passes Language to Block a National Rail Workers Strike
• New legislation with “landmark” support could make E15 sales permanent
• McDonald’s: Companies Fixed Pork Prices McDonald’s Targets Food Companies, Alleges Pork Price-Fixing Conspiracy
• Ag groups encourage Congress to avoid rail strike
• Take control of your farm’s marketing destiny
• Senate moves on E15 uncertainty
• Short-covering keeps wheat prices firm
• Groups share bipartisan principles for 2023 Farm Bill
• Removing China’s Domestic Price Trade Barriers: How Would it Impact Ag?
• Farmworker wages up 7% from last year, according to USDA Farm Labor Survey
• USDA To Hold Webinar On Key Farm Data

11.30.2022

• Final Crop Progress Report of the Year (PDF)
• House Set to Act to Avert Rail Strike House Plans to Act on Rail Agreement to Prevent National Strike
• Vilsack steps in on Mexico’s GMO corn ban
• RaboResearch report sees positive news for fertilizer markets
• Grains lightly mixed in quiet session
• Senate urged to confirm McKalip and Taylor nominations
• Weather disasters take a severe toll
• Finance Boot Camp registration opens
• Take control of your farm’s marketing destiny
• Winter wheat condition improves slightly
• Vilsack talks GMO ban with Mexican president
• Rail deal still possible with Congressional push
• New Report Addresses Climate Change Impact On Smallholder Farmers
• Consumer Perspectives Panel Explores New Avenues For Certified Angus Beef
• U.S. Wheat Associates’ 2022 Crop Quality Videos Now Available

11.29.2022

• 3 Big Things Today, November 29, 2022
• As Rail Strike Looms, Pres. Biden Calls on Congress to Act, While U.S. Threatens Legal Action on Mexico’s Planned Import Ban of U.S. GMO Corn
• President Biden, Business and Ag Groups Call on Congress to Intervene to Stop Rail Strike
• It’s time to set farm goals for 2023
• Rally targets for 2023
• China’s COVID protests sink soy, corn prices
• Farmland values gallop higher despite interest rate increases
• US threatens challenge to Mexico GM corn ban, but expects plan to negotiate
• Thompson on Cotton: The Anvil Hanging Over the Market
• Weekly Cotton Market Review – USDA
• Farmers’ Share of Food Dollar Hits Historic Low
• Reflections on 2022, plans for 2023
• USDA Releases Map Showing Where Organically Raised Food Is Produced
• USDA Releases Food Price Outlook

11.28.2022

• Washington Week Ahead: Lawmakers face budget deadline, grocery merger gets focus
• 4 Year-End Tax Tips for Farmers from Paul Neiffer
• Farmer Year-End Review – 1
• Todd’s Take Trouble Brewing for Bearish Funds in Chicago Wheat
• Expectation vs. Reality – Export Edition
• This Week in Agribusiness, November 26, 2022
• Turning to autonomy
• Rising Cost of Credit Impacting Farmers
• Brazil Exports Corn to China, Amounts Could Increase, as Mexico Signals Softening of Planned Import Ban of U.S. GMO Corn
• Deere forecasts strong equipment demand continuing into 2023
• Drones in Agriculture Research Propels Multistate Award
• 5 Eye-Popping Farmland Sales from 5 States
• Mexico’s President Says Country May Allow Imports Of U.S. Yellow Corn For Livestock
• KC Fed Reports Farm Income And Credit Conditions Remain Strong, Interest Rates Up Sharply

11.23.2022

• Incoming Chair Of House’ Ag Committee Lists His Top Three Priorities For Upcoming Farm Bill
• Farm Policy Facts | #ThankAFarmer
• White House Calls Risk of Railroad Strike Unacceptable
• Crop Progress: Winter wheat conditions stabilize
• How to use 2022 as a springboard to 2023
• Brazil’s 2023 corn exports could get big boost from China
• Fertilizer prices falling, but many farmers don’t see the savings
• As Some Grain Has Shifted to Rail From River, Railroad Strike Looms, Diesel Fuel Supply a Concern
• Farm Bill Passage, “About to Get Much Harder”
• Chip Flory: The Case for High Soybean Prices
• Chinese Delegates Meet with Top U.S. Officials in New York
• Dozen groups call for national E15 legislation
• USDA launches 2022 Ag Census
• Farm Broadcasters Express Concern That Electric Vehicles May Not Have AM Radio
• USDA Releases Oil Crops Outlook
• USDA Releases Wheat Outlook
• USDA Releases Feed Outlook