Ag News

08.31.2022

• USDA releases its Outlook for U.S. Agricultural Trade (PDF Download)
• USDA Unsure About Status of Weekly Export Report as Vilsack Touts Climate Initiatives
• Vilsack teases grants from USDA’s Climate Smart Program at FPS
• USDA Expects Ag Exports to Set Record in 2022, Decline by $5 Billion in 2023
• King corn to take command in 2023
• Economic concerns cut grain prices
• Vilsack says ‘renaissance’ taking place in ag
• 5 key trends in the ag workforce
• Land O’Lakes provides warranty and incentives to transition to regenerative agriculture
• Specialty Crop Farm Bill Alliance issues Statement of Principles
• USDA announces details for the upcoming Census of Agriculture
• Read Summary: U.S. FY 2023 Ag Exports Forecast Slightly Lower From Record Breaking FY 2022
• Kansas City Fed: Farm Finances Positive, But Risks “More Notable”
• Farm Safety Net: Planting Flexibility and Current U.S. Crop Acres
• Cleveland on Cotton: Trading Strong, Volume Light, Prices Keep Climbing
• USDA: Weekly National Peanut Prices
• USDA 2019-2021 School Nutrition Program Spending Drops, Other Programs Fill Gaps
• USDA Lowers Crop Ratings Again, 54% Of Corn, 57% Of Soybeans Are Good To Excellent
• Farmers National Co. Reports The Impact Of Low Interest Rates On Farmland Values

08.30.2022

• August 29, 2022 Crop Progress Report
• Ag Interest Rate Snapshot
• USDA Crop Progress Report: Corn Condition Down Slightly, Soybean Condition Unchanged Week Ended Aug. 28
• Crop Insurance in America Website | American Farmers Feed the World
• 2022 Census of Agriculture details announced
• USDA seeks on-farm conservation practices information
• Over One Million Tons of Grain Exported by Ukraine Under Black Sea Agreement, But Global Grain Stock Rebuilding a Concern
• Carbon Markets: A Low-Hanging Fruit or The Next Cash Crop?
• Daybreak Aug 29: Farm Bureau survey shows drought impact worsening this year
• Drought ravages cotton, and it could get worse
• Thompson on Cotton: Strong Rally Shows Market Still Has Life
• 21 New Grain Handling Facilities In U.S. Currently Being Built, Renovated–Here’s Where They’re Located
• 30th Pro Farmer Crop Estimates Far Below USDA Expectations
• USDA Reports Food Price Inflation By Category In Past 12 Months

08.29.2022

• Drought ravages cotton, and it could get worse
• Pro Farmer Crop Estimates Far Below USDA Expectations
• USDA Reports Food Price Inflation By Category In Past 12 Months
• View From the Cab Raising Kids and Crops Can Be a Great Combo
• Todd’s Take No | Shortage of Problems Pointing to Higher Crop Prices Ahead
• Ag Interest Rate Snapshot 8/26/2022
• More Supply Good News for Propane Fall Propane Outlook Appears Stable, But Global Volatility Could Affect Market
• CME Announces Amendments to Daily Price Limit Rules for CBOT Wheat Futures
• 7 ag stories you might have missed
• FCC urged to take action to protect farmers’ GPS
• Think big picture for the year ahead, says analyst
• Record subsidies but weaker ag sector during pandemic year
• Weekly Cotton Market Review – USDA
• Texas: 4 Counties Designated Natural Disaster Areas to Drought
• USDA: Peanut Price Highlights

08.26.2022

• CME Announces Amendments to Daily Price Limit Rules for CBOT Wheat Futures
• USDA Not Ready to Share Debt Relief Details for Delinquent FSA Borrowers
• USDA confusion leaves grains in the red
• Fertilizer prices trend lower – for now
• U.S. retracts agriculture data after faulty release sends traders scrambling
• USDA responds to export data debacle
• Use of atrazine at stake
• Wave goodbye to the handshake lease
• Rural home healthcare concerns
• Landowner crop lease termination deadline is Sept. 1
• Appeals Court Rules AFBF Can Appeal Gray Wolf Delisting
• NASS to Collect Small Grain Production, Stocks Data
• Program helps new farmers prepare for unexpected
• KC Fed Reports Ag Credit Conditions Remain Strong As Risks Grow
• USDA Issues Cotton And Wool Outlook Report
• USDA Issues Oil Crops Outlook Report

08.25.2022

• SuccessfulFarming: 3 Big Things Today, August 25, 2022
• Drought Dents Crop Production Outlook in U.S., EU and China, as Ukraine Production Concerns About Next Crop Persist
• Vilsack: USDA may take step-by-step approach to ag debt relief
• White House: Climate law will mean up to $1.9T in benefits
• Progressive Farmer: Kub’s Den Best Time of Year to Buy Fertilizer: Seasonal Patterns
• IA Farms Lose $1.3M in Store Failure Iowa Farms lose $1.3M in B&B Farm Store Failure
• Fertilizer prices trend lower – for now
• An increase in trailer listings is good news for buyers
• Senate Finance Committee to vote September 7th on USTR nominee
• Farmer Ground-Truths Numbers on Wide Rows, Low Pops and Profitability
• 6 Tips to Maximize Time on the Farm
• Texas Cotton: Managing Late-Season Insects
• Farm Forward Sues Whole Foods for Deceiving Consumers
• Farm Journal Lists Three Reasons Corn Prices Surged
• John Deere To Crop Input Companies: Your Margin Is My Opportunity
• How Farmland And Investors Can Profit From The EV Revolution
• USDA Issues Cotton And Wool Outlook Report
• USDA Issues Oil Crops Outlook Report

08.24.2022

• Is predicting yield a fool’s game?
• What will you choose to learn about marketing this year?
• Grain storage: Money pit or profit protector?
• Texas, Kansas, and North Carolina have the worst corn in the country
• Senate Finance Committee to vote September 7th on USTR nominee
• Busy Week for USTR Officials
• Drought relief checks begin mailing this week
• USDA: Weekly National Peanut Prices
• USDA Begins Accepting Applications For $100 Million In Biofuel Infrastructure Grants
• Feed Outlook
• USDA Issues Wheat Outlook: Report
• USDA Reports Crop Conditions Continue To Deteriorate, 55% Of Corn, 57% Soybeans Are Good To Excellent
• Farmers National Co. Reports On: What’s Next For Land Prices?