Ag News

09.09.2022

• 3 Big Things Today, September 9, 2022
• Federal Reserve: Observations on the Ag Economy- August 2022
• 7 ag stories you might have missed this week
• Aerial ATV Aims for 2023 Launch Ryse Ultralight Aircraft Plans to Revolutionize Moving Around the Farm
• How the DTN Digital Yield Tour Compares to ProFarmer, USDA Corn Estimates in 2022
• GAO: USDA failed to catch questionable CFAP payments
• DTN Ag Policy Blog | GAO: USDA’s Record Demands Were Lax in Making CFAP Payments to Producers
• DTN View from the Cab | Farm Life | Farmers take on topics like use of biologicals and taking advantage of carbon credits, while sizing up harvest potential.
• 2 things to consider before next week’s USDA report
• USDA export sales report resumption expected Sept. 15
• Wheat, soy squeeze out gains despite recession fears
• Drought Monitor reveals a mixed bag for farmers across the Corn Belt, Delta
• CHIPS for America program to benefit ag, rural communities

09.08.2022

• Wheat rallies on Putin comments
• The Fed Fights Inflation, Courts Recession
• Next generation offers business insights
• Farm finances show glimmer of hope
• How does your farm adapt and change?
• 8 tips for running a farm or side business
• Ag negotiator nominee favorably reported out of committee
• USDA export sales report resumption expected Sept. 15
• CHIPS for America program to benefit ag, rural communities
• Thompson sees timeline for authorizing the next farm bill, extension ‘not an option’
• Russia Questions Black Sea Export Deal- Implying West Not Fulfilling Obligations to Facilitate Moscow’s Exports
• Agri-Pulse Reports Top Ag Organizations’ CEO Compensation
• September Farm Sector Income Forecast
• USDA:. Household Food Insecurity In 2021 Unchanged From 2020–10%

09.07.2022

• Crop Progress Report 09.06.2022 (PDF)
• Allowing New Base Acres for Current Program Commodities
• USDA Crop Progress Report Holds Steady on Corn, Soybean Conditions
• Farm finances show glimmer of hope
• Markets turn corner into fall
• How does your farm adapt and change?
• What are you doing with your bushels this fall?
• Next generation offers business insights
• ‘Feast or famine’ yields will depend on rainfall
• NCGA says the waiting game continues for relief in the fertilizer market
• Thompson sees timeline for authorizing the next farm bill, extension ‘not an option’
• Vilsack, Duckworth discuss clean-energy future with corn-based ethanol
• Thirteen Ships Sail From Ukraine, Biggest Grain Convoy Yet, While Australia Wheat Production Climbs
• Farmers Report Carbon Payments They Are Receiving In Purdue/CME Ag Economy Barometer
• U.S. Ag Research Investment Falls Behind Globally, China Is Spending 2X
• U.S. Trade Representative Will Keep China Tariffs In Place
• Farmers Report They Will Plant 94 Million Acres Of Corn Next Year, 5% Increase Over 2022 In Farm Futures Survey

09.06.2022

• Washington Week Ahead: Senate panel set to advance trade nominee
• September Farm Sector Income Forecast
• Crop Insurance: Margin Protection – What Is It, Does It Help?
• Jerry Gulke: Will Grain Prices Follow Seasonal Patterns into Harvest?
• View From the Cab | Farmers Talk Biologicals, Carbon Credits and Harvest Hopes
• Bayer AG Rejects Roundup Settlement, Tells Court it’s Ready to Defend Product
• Todd’s Take Market Insights From a Gifted Mathematician
• 7 ag stories you might have missed last week
• Verett’s wide row cotton proves less is more
• Eminent domain concerns cloud pipeline proposals
• Thompson sees timeline for authorizing the next farm bill, extension ‘not an option’
• John Phipps: The Collateral Consequences of High-Speed Farming
• Farm Safety: Unthinkable Choice – Farmer Cuts Off Own Arm to Survive – Podcast
• Moving Grain: Diesel Prices Soar After 9-Week Decline
• Farm Profits Forecast to Reach Near-Record Highs in 2022
• Ag Groups Form Ag Bioeconomy Coalition
• USDA: Beef Cattle Producers Face Higher Input Costs, With Feed Prices Up 16 %

09.02.2022

• 3 Big Things Today September 2, 2022
• Grain prices fail to find forward momentum
• USDA sharply raises farm income forecast on strong markets
• USDA updates crop insurance products
• 7 ag stories you might have missed this week
• Crop Insurance Keeps Farmers Fighting
• USDA Says Cash Receipts Higher, But Farmers Face Record Expenses and Inflation
• Are global economic jitters justified for remainder of 2022?
• 5 key trends in the ag workforce
• Supply chain difficulties pinch combine supply
• Thompson discusses farm bill at Farm Progress Show
• Tired of volatility? It may just be beginning
• U.S. expected to announce 3 years of biofuel blending mandates in Nov -sources
• KC Fed Reports Real Estate Lending Pushes Farm Debt Higher

09.01.2022

• USDA To Improve Two Comprehensive Risk Management Safety Net Programs
• Crop Insurance Keeps Farmers Fighting
• Thompson discusses farm bill at Farm Progress Show
• Thompson outlines timeline he’d pursue as House Ag chairman
• EPA Asked a Federal Court to Keep 2020 Dicamba Lawsuit on Stay
• Ethanol Demand Retreats Again | Demand Slips 2.5% From 1-Year High
• Crop Input and Farm Prices Expected to Rise in 2023
• EPA to Declare Two PFAS Chemicals as Hazardous Materials, but USDA Quiet on Farm Risks
• Tired of volatility? It may just be beginning
• 5 key trends in the ag workforce
• Will the current price slump continue?
• Vilsack says ‘renaissance’ taking place in ag
• Wheat firms, corn fades 08/31/2022
• UPDATE: USDA responds to export data debacle
• U.S. FY 2023 Ag Exports Forecast Slightly Lower From Record Breaking FY 2022
• 5 lessons from the 2021-2022 marketing year
• U.S. says no weekly agriculture export sales data until September 15
• 2022 Census of Agriculture details announced
• Farm Safety Net: Planting Flexibility and Current U.S. Crop Acres