Ag News

08.04.2022

• U.S. agricultural groups spell out their priorities in the next farm bill
• Farm bill priorities outlined during Farmfest forum
• Purdue/CME Ag Economy Barometer shows slight improvement for July
• Ag groups continue calls for addressing ag labor crisis
• US Ethanol Inventory Edges Higher
• Farm Credit Rates
• How accurate is USDA August yield forecast vs. final estimates?
• Legislation tries to create fairness in rail marketplace
• Global buying spree lifts wheat
• The cash flow wrecker: Family living withdrawals
• Pelosi’s Taiwan visit bearish for soybeans
• “Months” Before Ukraine Grain Exports Reach Prewar Levels and Backlog of Grain in Storage Cleared
• Democrats’ funding infusion could shift farm bill debate
• University Ag Economists Update Crop Budgets, Higher Costs Lower Returns
• USDA Issues Food Price Outlook Report
• Farmers Risk Releases New Commodity Trading Tool That Promises To Revolutionize Grain Marketing

08.03.2022

• DTN Retail Fertilizer Trends Summer Slump in Retail Fertilizer Prices Continues
• Call the Market | Who Sits in the Driver’s Seat of This Fall’s Feeder Cattle Market?
• How accurate is USDA August yield forecast vs. final estimates?
• Wheat, corn losses deepen on growing uncertainty
• Ag leaders hope railroads & unions can avert a September strike
• Ukraine: FAO, Canada join forces to address grain storage deficit
• Cattle raisers applaud bill to curtail SEC climate reporting requirements
• Succession Planning | Who Gets What? Take This Important Estate Planning Step
• NOAA Drought Outlook Monthly – August 2
• Cleveland on Cotton: Patience Paying Off in Summer Doldrums
• USDA: Aug. 2022 Lending Rate
• Thompson on Cotton: Prices Rally for 2nd Week
• Purdue/CME Group Poll Finds Slight increase In Producer Sentiment
• Barchart Forecasts Decrease In U.S. Corn And Soybeans Production And Yield
• USDA: Issues Report Showing Profit Margins Of Large-Scale Family Farms Than Other Farms

08.02.2022

• Crop Progress Report 08.01.2022
• GOP Eyes Biden Sue-and-Settle Policy | 36 House Members Press Biden Reversal of Trump Sue-and-Settle Policy
• Time to Sort Aggressive Palmer Amaranth From Other Pigweeds
• Sort and Cull What a Live Cattle Market With Open Interest at a 6-Year Low Means
• 2023 ag appropriations bill introduced
• Ag Interest Rate Snapshot
• Farm Futures | How do you approach change in your operation?
• Ag appropriations bill introduced in Senate
• Lifecycle of a family farm business
• Ukraine ships first corn cargo since war, sending prices lower
• Auction companies combine
• Senate overwhelmingly passes WRDA
• How six farmers are dealing with inflation and supply chain issues
• House Ag Republicans ask for hearing with Regan
• Biden, Senate Dems look to pass climate deal
• Texas Plains Cotton: Expect Bollworm Numbers to Start Rising
• Total Farm Production Expenditure Rose by 7% During 2021
• Russian Bombing Kills One Of Ukraine’s Largest Grain Exporters And His Wife
• Kansas City Federal Reserve Reports Farm Lending And Interest Rates Tick Up
• Congressman Wants Investigation Of China’s Purchase Of Far
  

08.01.2022

• Washington Week Ahead: Climate deal faces Senate showdown
• View From the Cab | Farmers Work to Make the Farm Socially Acceptable
• 2023 ag appropriations bill introduced
• 7 ag stories you might have missed last week
• USDA ag price indices up slightly in June
• People Behind the Policies: Crop Insurance Agents Keep America Growing
• DTN Oil | ICE Brent Futures Climb Above $110 Ahead of OPEC Meeting
• Scott introduces bill to help small cattle producers
• Inflation Reduction Act includes ag funding
• Russia hits southern Ukraine city, killing grain exporter, governor says
• Get paid for soil and water outcomes on your farm
• Senate Finance Committee hears from McKalip, administration’s pick for USTR Ag Negotiator
• Will More Farmland Acres Hit the Market this Fall?
• New Legislation Could Put E30 on a Pump Near You
• Surface Pressure: U.S. Losing Farmland at Alarming Rate
• Opinion: Farming with one hand tied behind our backs?
• Weekly Cotton Market Review – USDA
• Drought Monitor Weekly: Mostly Intensification, Expansion; Some Localized Heavy Rains 7-31
• Crop Insurance Performance by Crop Persists Over Time
• Congressman Wants Investigation Of China’s Purchase Of Farmland, Technology Expansion In Rural Areas
• Renewable Fuels Assn: Inflation Reduction Act Will Benefit U.S. Ethanol Industry

07.29.2022

• Senate Deal Boosts Climate-Smart Ag Climate-Smart Ag Funding, Expansion of Renewable Energy Tied to Senate Deal
• Oil Futures Wobble as US Economy Again Shrinks in Q2
• Pricing in weather risks from 3 continents
• USDA announces $401 million to expand rural internet
• Wheat rallies on Black Sea deal uncertainty
• Weather woes continue to lift corn, soybean prices
• Audio: Max Armstrong | Farm Progress America, July 29, 2022
• Soybeans reach new highs for the week | Thursday July 28, 2022
• Drought conditions continue to increase across the U.S. | July 28, 2022
• Senate Finance Committee hears from McKalip, administration’s pick for USTR Ag Negotiator
• Economist says there is opportunity in the cattle industry
• NCBA sets priorities for 2023 Farm Bill
• Grain Deal Control Center Launches to Monitor Exports, As Obstacles to the Agreement Linger
• New Legislation Could Put E30 on a Pump Near You
• GOP senators use McKalip hearing to slam Biden trade agenda
• Livestock: Drought Pressing U.S. Cattle Inventory Numbers to Lowest Levels Since 2015
• Nat’l Cattlemen’s Beef Assn Announces Its 2023 Farm Bill Priorities

07.28.2022

• USDA: More Producers to Receive Over $105Mln in Additional Emergency Relief
• Manchin, Schumer cut deal on climate spending, including farm bill funds
• UAN28 Drops Below $600 Per Ton as Fertilizer Prices Keep Falling
• USDA July 1 Cattle Reports
• Millennial farmers face unique struggles
• 5 steps to be a better marketer
• Farmbill Feedback
• Grain marketing strategies: Meet Terry Timer
• Grain Deal Control Center Launches to Monitor Exports, As Obstacles to the Agreement Linger
• New Legislation Could Put E30 on a Pump Near You
• Peanut Stocks: Utilization Down 1%, 2.8Bln Pounds in Storage
• Top Bank Executives Overwhelmingly Believe Recession Is Inevitable