Ag News

11.14.2022

• 7 ag stories you might have missed
• Washington Week Ahead: Lame-duck to-do list includes spending, ag nominees
• Ag Sec’y Vilsack Highlights USDA’s Climate Initiatives And Investments At COP27
• Federal Reserve Ag Credit Surveys- 2022 Third Quarter
• Agriculture Secretary thanks farmer veterans for service
• Oil Rallies as China’s Reopening Fuels Demand Optimism
• Five Messages for Farmers and Bankers Going Into Next Year
• View From the Cab: Farmers Talk About Lessons From 2022 Season
• Climate-smart farming gets financial boost
• Water navigation becomes greater concern
• Rail strike on hold, for now
• Midterms put renewed focus on rural and independent voters
• Agencies directed to examine national security threats to food
• Severe Drought Area Doubles From Last Week
• Weekly Cotton Market Review – USDA

11.11.2022

• 7 ag stories you might have missed
• 2023 Cash Rents Climb; Bankers Worry About Impact on 2024 Budgets
• Farmers File Class-Action Lawsuits Against Syngenta, Corteva on Generic Products
• Corn and soybean factors to watch for the remainder of 2022
• Rise in partisanship complicates Farm Bill
• Export Sales: Tallies slump to disappointing levels
• Profit-takers push grain prices lower
• Weather careers
• Lawmakers grumble about being left in the dark on USDA climate-smart projects
• Agencies directed to examine national security threats to food, ag
• What Is Your Biggest Yield Robber? 3 Farmers Weigh In
• KC Fed Reports Strong Farm Economy, But Interest Expenses And Drought Intensify Pressures
• U.S. Large Tractor Sales Up In October, Combine Sales Up 77%
• USDA Releases Map Showing SNAP Benefit Uses By State

11.10.2022

• November WASDE Report
• Fewer old hands on House ag panel to write new farm bill
• Ag and Election Outcomes If House Flips, Maybe So Do Farm Bill Prospects
• Ag Policy Blog GOP Closer to Winning House, But Senate Control Will Have to Wait
• Miami Men Indicted in Meat Theft Ring | Federal Grand Jury Indicts Three Miami Men on Meat Thefts at Midwest Packing Plants
• How cash markets are influencing futures prices
• Changing debt goals
• Grains mixed after supply and demand data dump
• Mississippi River levels, rail strike threat loom large for fertilizer sector
• Ag Lender Survey: Interest Rate Volatility a Top Concern
• Tractors Of The Year Announced At EIMA
• USDA Releases Map Showing SNAP Benefit Uses By State

11.09.2022

• 3 Big Things Today, November 9, 2022
• Interest Rates in Focus, Ukraine Grain Exports, and Rail Strike Concerns
• Lenders expect farm profitability to decline
• The Next Cliff on Minds of Ag Bankers Five Messages for Farmers and Bankers Going Into Next Year
• Four Ownership Conversations You Need to Have With Heirs
• Farming’s Miraculous Past and Challenging Future
• Legal Battles Over a Farm Store Farmers Fight City Over Right to Operate Farm Store on Their Own Land
• Ag census data collection underway
• Is it too early to start marketing next year’s crop?
• Improved wheat ratings chip away gains
• Corn ends day down 9¢ | Wheat dow 17¢ | Tuesday, November 8, 2022
• Transportation snags impacting grain movement this fall and it could continue into spring
• U.S. Farm Sector Financial Performance
• Are Rising Energy Costs The End For Vertical Farms?
• NASDA’s Ted McKinney: Mexico Can’t Afford To Ban U.S. GMO Corn

11.08.2022

• November 7, 2022 Crop Progress Report (PDF)
• Results From Ag Lender Survey Released, Interest Rate Volatility Is Top Concern In 2023
• 2022 Net Farm Income Forecast To Be Third Highest On Record
• USDA Reports Preview USDA’s November WASDE May Note Demand Concerns
• USDA Crop Progress Report: 13% of Corn, 6% of Soybeans Left to Harvest
• Three fundamentals to watch now
• Diesel demand drives prices higher
• How do you solve the farm’s toughest problems?
• Midterms are likely to scorch Biden climate agenda for agriculture
• Transportation snags impacting grain movement this fall and it could continue into spring
• As Hearings for the Farm Bill Ratchet Up, You can Do 3 Things to Help Agriculture
• Winter wheat condition improves slightly; soybean harvest approaches end
• Vilsack heads to climate conference
• Thompson on Cotton: Did Christmas Come Early?
• Bill Aims to Help Boost Market Access for U.S. Farmers

11.07.2022

• 2022 Net Farm Income Forecast To Be Third Highest On Record
• 7 ag stories you might have missed last week
• As Hearings for the Farm Bill Ratchet Up, You can Do 3 Things to Help Agriculture
• John Phipps: What Happened to the Work Ethic?
• Farmers Talk Harvest, Farm Bill and New Goals
• Top Ten Counties With the Most Expensive Cash Rents in 2022
• Ag Races: Senate Control at Stake Six US Senate Ag Races Include Georgia’s Battleground Election
• 12 House Ag Committee Members in Tight Races: 10 Democrats and 2 Republicans
• Will pricey fertilizer pay off?
• Secret Subsidies: Program meant to help farmers in trade war overspent, lacked transparency
• FAO Food Price Index Steady in October, While Fertilizer Prices in Focus
• Much of Oklahoma receives ‘billion dollar’ rain Shelley E. Huguley
• 4 Highly Effective Financial Habits for Farmers
• 30% Of Largest Farmers In U.S. Have Poor Or No Internet