Ag News

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

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%