Ag News

10.03.2022

• 3 Big Things Today, October 3, 2022
• New video addresses mental health in the agricultural community
• View From the Cab Wheat Emerges, Soy Combines Roll, Corn gets Chopped and Farmers Fight to Save Atrazine
• Five Ways to Reduce Operation Risk Plan for Ranch Risks, Communicate, Mitigate
• Inside the Market Intelligence Gro-ing on Yield Estimates
• USDA Reports Summary | USDA Quarterly Grain Stocks Report Shows Lower-Than-Expected Corn Number
• Smaller crops shift storage debate
• USDA’s stocks report sparks corn, wheat rally
• FTC, state attorneys general sue Syngenta and Corteva
• Duties of an executor or trustee | To avoid frustration and confusion at a trying time, know what to expect and prepare for responsibilities.
• Economic concerns likely impacting herd expansion
• Precision Agriculture Loan Program Act introduced in U.S. House
• U.S. Supreme Court begins new term with wetlands and animal welfare cases
• Episodes on farm safety, cover crops, fiber digestibility
• One of the Strongest Storms to Ever Hit the U.S., Hurricane Ian Causes Damage and Destruction
• Agroterrorism: Webinar Explores Multiple Threats to U.S. Food and Ag Supply Chain
• Weekly Cotton Market Review – USDA
• NOAA Drought Outlook Monthly – October
• Ag Policy: How Have Farm Bills Addressed Climate Change?
• Supreme Court to Hear WOTUS Case on Monday
• USDA Proposes Rule On Buying, Selling Livestock
• Wheat Groups: As Projected Soybean Acreage Surges, Can Wheat Co-exist?

09.30.2022

• FTC, State AGs Sue Syngenta, Corteva, Alleging Companies Block Generic Pesticide Sales
• China still needs the beans
• Will USDA’s September 30 reports be bullish for soybeans?
• EPA takes welcomed action on pesticide-coated seeds
• Grains struggle to find forward momentum
• Another pipeline company sues landowners for survey access
• Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller: The great Texas water plan
• Fertilizer Prices Remain “Considerably Higher” Than Last Year, as Hurricane Ian Could Worsen Outlook
• Agroterrorism: Webinar Explores Multiple Threats to U.S. Food and Ag Supply Chain
• FTC, states sue Syngenta, Corteva over pesticide loyalty programs
• Taliban Signs Deal for Russian Gas, Oil & Wheat
• Wheat Groups: As Projected Soybean Acreage Surges, Can Wheat Coexist?

09.29.2022

• USDA Reports Preview USDA Quarterly Stocks Ready to Put Bows on Corn, Soybean Seasons
• Early Harvest Marketing Opportunities Positive Basis Ups Profit Potential for New-Crop Corn
• Ag trade nominees both await full floor action
• Get traction on farm transition
• Turmoil in Ukraine pushes wheat higher
• 6 simple tips for a safe harvest this fall
• USDA issues rule against unfair practices in livestock marketing
• More than $8 billion committed to address hunger and nutrition
• EPA declines to regulate treated seeds, but plans new scrutiny
• FDA overhauls definition of ‘healthy’ food, citing new science
• Fruit, veg sector to seek additional farm bill funding, risk management tools
• 2014 Farm Bill Voluntary Base Acre Reallocation – Cost Assessment
• USDA: Weekly National Peanut Prices
• Cotton Incorporated Research and Promotion Program Hall of Fame 2022 Inductees Announced

09.28.2022

• Vilsack rolls out $500M in grants to lower fertilizer costs
• Fertilizer Prices Remain Evenly Mixed; USDA Announces Grants to Boost Production
• Court Strikes Down Iowa 2021 Ag-Gag Law | Iowa Ag-Trespass Law Found Unconstitutional, State Down to One Law in Effect
• Our Rural Roots | When Does the Farmer Title Fit?
• White House actions target livestock concentration
• Grains claw back gains on bargain buying
• Inflation causes record large increase to lifetime gift exemption
• Biden Administration unveils national strategy to end hunger
• Actions aim to spur competition, protect producers and reduce costs | President Biden announced two new efforts by the USDA to support fair and competitive meat and poultry markets
• USDA funds for on-farm grain storage facilities in natural disaster areas USDA funds for on-farm grain storage facilities in natural disaster areas
• Adverse Weather Brings “Shrinking” Harvests, and Tight Global Grain Inventories
• Agroterrorism: Webinar Explores Multiple Threats to U.S. Food and Ag Supply Chain
• Senate Ag Committee advances Taylor, Esteban and Logan nominations
• Farm economy holding strong, but near-term risks remain high
• USDA: Weekly National Peanut Prices
• 2014 Farm Bill Voluntary Base Acre Reallocation – Cost Assessment
• Margin Protection: The “Elusive” Cost of Production
• Cleveland on Cotton: Economic Uncertainty Now Driving Prices

09.27.2022

• Crop Progress Report 09.26.2022
• USDA Announces Major Actions To Spur Competition, Protect Producers And Reduce Costs
• Wheat tumbles on economic fears
• COTTON SPIN: More cotton supply surprises
• View From the Cab | Farmers Prepare for Harvest, Wheat Planting as Fed Raises Rates
• Align everyday operations with the future
• Farm economy holding strong, but near-term risks remain high
• Weekly Grain Movement: Corn and soybeans miss the mark
• Farmers fight Fed headlines
• 2 new ways to think about next-gen farmers
• White House actions target livestock concentration
• Time ticking for EPA to rule on seed treatment approvals
• EPA withdraws interim registration, but glyphosate remains in use
• Trump-era Endangered Species Act regulations reinstated
• Corn and soybean Harvest Behind Five-Year Average
• Corn and soybeans close at two-week low | Monday, September 26, 2022
• Economist sees direct and indirect farmer impacts following rate hike
• Cattle placements slightly above year ago levels
• Farm economy holding strong, but near-term risks remain high
• Ag Trade: Russia Wheat Harvest Could Reach Record, but Exports Stymied; Ukraine Begins Corn Harvest
• Thompson on Cotton: Caught in Crossfire Between Demand and Inflation
• Weekly Cotton Market Review – USDA
• USDA Releases Food Price Outlook
• USDA Releases Report Showing Insured Acreages For Fruit And Nut Specialty Crops

09.26.2022

• USDA:. Farm Sector Profits Forecast To Reach Near-Record Highs In 2022
• Mann: Strengthening crop insurance is vital to the farm safety net
• Ag Consultant Lists Top Five Risks To Farming Operations
• EPA Withdraws From Roundup Court Battle
• Russia Wheat Harvest Could Reach Record, but Exports Stymied- as Ukraine Begins Corn Harvest
• The Where and When of Drought During 2022’s Growing Season
• Is $8 corn high enough for you to sell?
• Top 5 farm safety tips revealed
• Last Week in Agribusiness
• Scientists fight powdery mildew with genetics
• Seven More Crop-Laden Ships Leave Ukrainian Ports on Sunday
• Soaring input costs are accelerating ag tech adoption, McKinsey survey finds
• Cattle placements slightly above year ago levels
• Economist sees direct and indirect farmer impacts following rate hike
• Supply chain slowly returning to balance
• Washington Week Ahead: White House set to unveil national food strategy
• Weekly Cotton Market Review – USDA
• Shurley on Cotton: Market Back to Double Digits
• Global Markets: Wheat – EU Exports Expand but Constrained by Strong Competition
• Texas: 9 Counties Designated Natural Disaster Areas to Drought
• Crop Insurance: The Case for a New Product – Yield Protection with Harvest Price Option