Ag News

06.16.2022

• Managing risk and opportunities in farm business
• House Republicans Introduce Bill To Reverse Regulatory Burdens And Reduce Farm Input Costs
• New Study Reports Largest Produced Ag Commodities Globally
• Shurley on Cotton: “Negative Forces” Attempting to Take Control
• Caterpillar moves headquarters to Texas
• House Democrats and GOP Offer Split Agendas for Ag Inflationary Challenges
• Ag Weather Forum
• Ag Interest Rate Snapshot
• Will agriculture continue to have Roundup?
• Will you become a carbon farmer?
• Wheat prices keep sliding lower
• Fall energy price opportunities loom large
• President Biden Highlights “Temporary Silos” to Help Export Ukraine Grain
• USDA funding bill maintains broadband expansion
• American Agri-Women Gather In Washington, D.C.
• Supreme Court To Hear Two Cases Of High Interest To Agriculture
• Republican House Leaders Call On Biden Administration To Reduce Barriers To U.S. Agriculture Production

06.15.2022

• Supreme Court Takes No Action On Hearing Roundup Lawsuit
• Dealing With Supply Chain Challenges
• How to get farmland out of a corporation
• Feedback from the Field: Soybeans start off on a high note
• What can we learn from the crypto currency meltdown?
• Grain prices spill back into the red
• Ocean Shipping Reform Act heads to President
• Climate expert sees La Nina conditions through 2022, early 2023
• SCOTUS to hear arguments for two ag cases in October
• President Biden Highlights “Temporary Silos” to Help Export Ukraine Grain
• Under Russian Fire, Ukraine Farmers Face Harvest Scramble
• WASDE Report Recap: Small Changes and Season Average Price Forecasts
• USDA: Weekly National Peanut Prices
• Can Texas property be landlocked?
• Heat Stress Kills Estimated 10,000 Head of Kansas Feedlot Cattle
• USDA: Weekly National Peanut Prices
• USDA: Eating Out Spending Returns To Pre-Pandemic Levels

06.14.2022

• Crop Progress Report | June 13, 2022 | PDF
• Ocean Shipping Reform bill awaits Biden’s signature
• Farmers Are Now Paying Above $5 For Off-Road Diesel, And It’s More Than Just Russia to Blame
• USDA Crop Progress Report: Corn, Soybean Planting Now Even With Average; Crop Conditions Up From Last Year
• Ag Weather Forum
• Shipping reform bill could pass in June
• Wheat rises on European heat wave
• Profit-takers pressure grain prices
• What trajectory do you want for your farm operation?
• Ukrainian producers desperately looking for solutions to export problems
• U.S. Supreme Court delays decision in hearing Bayer’s Roundup appeal
• Grocery prices rise 11.9% in a year, worst increase since 1979
• Farm Bill Review: Economic Perspectives on Title I Commodities
• USDA: Eating Out Spending Returns To Pre-Pandemic Levels

06.13.2022

• June WASDE Report (PDF)
• Jerry Gulke: Will Continued Inflation Sustain Agriculture Prices?
• 7 ag stories you might have missed last week | Farm Futures
• Inside the Market | Grain Prices in Extremely Bullish Times
• USDA Bumps Up Ukraine Corn Production in June 10 Report
• 32 Senators Ask Securities Exchange Commission to Pull Climate Reporting Rule
• Most Fertilizer Prices Move Lower for First Time Since November 2020
• When agendas get in the way of modern agriculture
• June WASDE: More hard red wheat losses push up prices
• Should farm bill programs protect margins?
• WTO chief sees rocky road for trade deals at global meeting
• Factors farmers should consider before replanting after wind, hailstorms
• Latest ag barometer finds farmers remain optimistic about farmland values
• Food, Gas Prices Soar, While Fertilizer Prices Show Signs of Moderating
• Washington Week Ahead: House set to clear shipping reforms, debate meat industry oversight
• Farm Bill Review: Economic Perspectives on Title I Commodities
• Ag Policy: Disaster Programs and Interactions with Crop Insurance
• U.S. Tractor And Combine Sales Down For The Year
• New Record Farmland Price Set In Northwest Iowa–$25,000 Per Acre
• Rapidly Disappearing U.S. Farmland To Be Topic Of Next Agri-Pulse Webinar
• USDA: Retail Cotton Use Rebounded In 2021

06.10.2022

• Ag Policy: Disaster Programs and Interactions with Crop Insurance
• Examining U.S. Ag Disaster Relief Programs
• Economists say the safety net in the next farm bill needs to account for uncertainty
• Economists: Soaring input costs to weigh on farm income for years
• USDA Offers New Estimates in Strained World Market
• Farmers Urged to Buy Diesel on Dips in the Market as Major Price Relief is Unlikely by Fall
• The Wrong Type of Cattle Are Setting the Market’s Price
• USDA Reports Preview | USDA Offers New Estimates in Strained World Market
• Supreme Court Victory for Texas Landowners Changes How Condemned Property Will Be Valued
• Take advantage of the early June corn rally
• Quiet June WASDE likely to focus on U.S. wheat
• Will electric trucks work on the farm?
• Cropland prices up 20% this year
• Soybean prices near 10-year high
• Vilsack adviser nominated for U.S. chief agricultural negotiator
• No Breakthrough in Russia, Turkey Talks on Sea Lane for Ukraine Grain Exports
• Sec’y Of State Blinken Reports Russians Continue To Steal Ukraine Grain
• USDA: Retail Cotton Use Rebounded In 2021

06.09.2022

• USDA Offers New Estimates in Strained World Market
• Most Fertilizer Prices Move Lower for First Time Since November 2020
• US Ethanol Inventories Rise
• USDA adviser chosen as USTR chief ag negotiator
• Cropland prices up 20% this year
• Grain prices wobble but move higher
• The bear market is growling…
• 2022 Ag Census signup deadline is June 30
• Eminent domain reform bill to protect landowners
• Turkey, Russia Begin Talks on Sea Lane for Ukrainian Grain Exports
• Biden to nominate USDA advisor McKalip as USTR ag negotiator
• Yellen critical of US tariffs on China
• Farmers struggle amid rising diesel prices
• Ag watching SCOTUS for decision on whether to hear Roundup case
• Farmer sentiment dives on production cost concerns
• Duvall Talk with Biden on Shipping Reform, Supply Challenges
• Barchart Cuts Production and Yield Forecasts In Initial 2022 Estimates