Ag News

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

11.04.2022

• GAO Report: EPA Unable to Prove Small Refiners Pass RFS Costs to Consumers
• Start formulating grain marketing plans
• Grains dip as Black Sea shipping continues
• Export Sales: More rangebound results
• Ag groups urge Congress, President to prevent rail shutdown
• Corn revenue protection just got more important to your 2022 bottom line
• Seasonal odds project higher prices
• Insurers Resume Black Sea Grain Cargo Coverage After Russia Rejoins Accord, While Mississippi River Woes in Focus
• Biofuel mandate waiver denials questioned in GAO report
• 4 Highly Effective Financial Habits for Farmers
• Efforts Continue to Sell U.S. Peanuts Abroad
• U.S. Corn Farmers Wary Of Vomitoxin, Latest Stress On Global Grain Supplies
• USDA Investment To Expand Producers’ Crop Insurance

11.03.2022

• 3 Big Things Today, November 3, 2022
• NEW! Livestock Risk Management Handbook | Helping livestock producers manage risks (Download PDF)
• USDA Investment To Expand Producers’ Crop Insurance
• Farmer Recounts Crop Insurance Fraud Story | Farmer Says Disappointing 2015 Crop Enticed Him to Commit Crop Insurance Fraud
• Farming’s Miraculous Legacy and Uncertain Future
• These innovations help strip till work better
• Russia flips again, erases Monday’s grain gains
• Wheat faces sharp losses on fresh Black Sea news
• Citing a limited ability to pay fines, biofuels producer settles with the EPA
• High Exposure: Understand How Record Farmland Prices Impact Your Estate Plan
• China Cites U.S. Ag for Why It’s Chosen Not to Invade Taiwan
• 4 Highly Effective Financial Habits for Farmers
• Barchart Automates Hedging For Grain Buyers To Digitize Agriculture

11.02.2022

• Fall Insurance Prices Set for 2022 Harvest | Price Option Triggers for Corn Revenue Protection Crop Insurance Policies in 2022
• View From the Cab Farmers Evaluate 2022 Crop as Harvest Finish Nears
• Legal Battles Over a Farm Store Farmers Fight City Over Right to Operate Farm Store on Their Own Land
• Farmers concerned about interest rate policy
• Virtual event turns attention to seed buying
• Wheat extends winning streak
• Fertilizer startup announces global expansion
• John Deere launches new tillage tech, tractor update
• Mexico GMO corn ban could have far reaching consequences
• Farm stress, mental health resources available to agriculture industry
• Russia Threatens Ships Sailing Ukraine’s Grain Export Corridor, Calls Movement “Unacceptable”
• China Cites U.S. Ag for Why It’s Chosen Not to Invade Taiwan
• Boozman presses USDA for details on COVID spending
• Barchart Automates Hedging For Grain Buyers To Digitize Agriculture
• USDA Announces November 2022 Lending Rates For Ag Producers
• Purdue/CME Ag Economy Barometer Declines Again, Producers Express Concern About Interest Rate Policy
• USDA Releases Food Price Outlook
• Average Farmland Sales Prices | Credit for Graphic: Farmers National Company Agent Survey

11.1.2022

• Wheat soars as Russia backs out of Grains Initiative
• Russia backs out of grain deal
• Where crop yields suffered most
• Fall Insurance Prices Set for 2022 Harvest Price Option Triggers for Corn Revenue Protection Crop Insurance Policies in 2022
• Weekly Grain Movement: Soybeans continue red-hot pace
• Here come the crop robots
• How to start business plans for 2023
• Russian tricks spook grain prices higher
• Ukraine, Turkey and UN Agree on Movement Plan for 16 Vessels from Ukrainian Port- Wheat, Corn Futures Rise
• New Legislation Could Halt Gas Exports When Prices are High
• Boozman presses USDA for details on COVID spending
• U.S. Railway Strike Looming
• USDA Releases Food Price Outlook 11-1-2022

10.31.2022

• John Deere Moving Its Cotton Harvester Production From China To Louisiana
• Half The U.S. Is In Drought, Largest Area Since 2012
• Online Farm Rental Firm CashRent Reports Record Prices Being Paid
• Farmers Evaluate 2022 Crop as Harvest Finish Nears
• The cost of climate change on agriculture
• How Much Rain to Refill Major Rivers? Months of Precipitation Needed to Restore Major River Levels as Drought Persists
• Weekly export data offers long-term price clues
• USDA weekly roundup
• 7 ag stories you might have missed
• The market is telling you it needs the grain now
• U.S. is driest in a decade, as drought moves eastward
• U.S. Senate candidates differ on how to support family farming
• USDA announces third round of 2022 ReConnect broadband funding
• Tighter cattle supplies are providing a bump in prices
• More rail and trucks hauling grain to Gulf
• New Report: The Economic, Psychosocial and Data-Management Barriers Inhibiting Farmer Participation in Carbon Markets
• Expanding drought heightens wheat concerns
• Farm Safety Net: 2021 PLC, ARC Payments and Outlook for 2022 and 2023