Ag News

07.08.2022

• U.S. Wheat Groups Issue Statement On FDA’s Approval Of Drought Tolerant Wheat
• 6 charts to explain the June 30 USDA reports
• Wheat posted at seasonal low at market close | Thursday, July 7, 2022
• National Drought Monitor shows drought is intensifying in the U.S.
• When farmers revolt
• Shippers Ask President Biden to Intervene in Rail Contract Negotiations
• US Ethanol Inventories Rise
• The recent commodity sell-off
• Put options compliment futures contracts
• Market volatility rewards soy, wheat producers
• Fertilizer industry and farmer advocates at odds about solutions to fertilizer crisis
• USDA highlights importance of innovation at G20 meeting
• Have You Made 2023 Grain Sales? Now May Be the Time
• Double Nightmare as Farmer Twice Miraculously Escapes Death
• Texas Field Reports: Farmers Look for Late-Season Planting Options
• USDA Issues Feed Outlook Report

07.07.2022

• EPA to Act on Regulatory Oversight of Pesticide-Treated Seeds
• Biden Administration Set to Rewrite Endangered Species Act Rules Following Court Decision
• Take the gamble out of marketing
• Is it time to expand the farm?
• Grain market blame game
• Bargain buyers lift grains
• Wheat struggles against recession fears
• Wheat prices under pressure at market close | Wednesday, July 6, 2022
• Financial uncertainty weighs down farmer sentiment
• Global hunger getting worse, new UN report finds
• Farm Finances: Trends in Working Capital
• Texas Sorghum: Considerations for Mid to Late Summer Planting
• USDA Issues Feed Outlook Report
• Five Critical Times To Use Data With Growers

07.06.2022

• 07.05.2022 Crop Progress Report
• Farmer Sentiment Remains Weak, Crop Producers Contemplating Acreage Shifts in 2023 – Ag Barometer
• Grain markets collapse today | Tuesday, July 5, 2022
• Financial uncertainty weighs down farmer sentiment
• Farm Finances: Trends in Working Capital
• Grain market blame game
• Court Denies SD Farmer in Wetlands Case | South Dakota Judge Sides With USDA in Farmer Challenge of Wetlands Determination on Puddle
• Is it time to expand the farm?
• Recession fears knife grain prices
• Ukraine in Talks with Turkey, UN on Securing Grain Exports, as Port Damage Persists, and Ukraine Harvest Continues
• Farm Finances: Trends in Working Capital
• Acreage, Grain Stocks Summaries: Soybeans, Rice React Favorably, Cotton, Corn Slightly Negative
• Ag Research: Reduced Public Spending – Being Penny Wise and Pound Foolish – Discussion
• Keep China out of U.S. agriculture, say House lawmakers
• Ag Economic Insight: Use Of Soy Oil Skyrocketing From Biodiesel Use
• Five Critical Times To Use Data With Growers
• USDA: Sales At Food Stores Were Higher In May 2022 Than May 2019, Reports By Food Category
• USDA Releases Season Average Price Forecasts Report
• USDA Releases Cotton and Wool Outlook Report
• Kansas State Economist Sees Little Relief For Fuel, Fertilizer Prices

07.05.2022

• Market Fundamentals Indicate Upside Potential Even With Normal Weather
• Texas: Availability of Low-Interest Physical Loss Loans for Producers Affected by Natural Disasters
• Ag Risks Over China’s US Projects
• 7 ag stories you might have missed last week
• View From the Cab | Fireworks on the Farm: Celebrating Crops and Community
• USDA report confirms: We are maxed out on acres
• 07.04.2002 Oil traders see price swings
• Zelenskiy says Ukraine is in talks with Turkey, UN on grain exports
• EPA resurrects radical atrazine proposal, threatens key sustainability efforts
• More On The Five Changes EPA is Proposing On The Use Of Atrazine
• Biden’s Climate Agenda Upended by SCOTUS’s Ruling on the EPA
• Farmers Receive $4 Billion in ERP Payments
• USDA on track in bringing employees back, Bronaugh says
• Ag Research: Reduced Public Spending – Being Penny Wise and Pound Foolish – Discussion
• NASS to Collect Updated Information on Planted Acres
• Do you know the 10 types of farm country people?
• USDA: Sunflower Oil Makes Up 9% Of All Vegetable Oil Produced Globally
• USDA Releases Cotton and Wool Outlook Report
• USDA Issues Oil Crops Outlook Report
• USDA Issues Wheat Outlook Report
• USDA Releases Season Average Price Forecasts
• USDA Issues Livestock, Dairy and Poultry Outlook Report
• Nat’l Assn Of Wheat Growers List Their Top 2023 Farm Bill Priorities

07.01.2022

• Crop Insurance Protects Farmers from Sea to Shining Sea
• SCOTUS limits EPA’s authority to regulate greenhouse gas emissions
• Nat’l Assn Of Wheat Growers’ List Their Top 2023 Farm Bill Priorities
• Acreage 06/30/2022 – National Agricultural Statistics Service
• USDA Reports Review USDA June Acreage and Stocks Reports Get Bearish Reaction
• Ag secretary: Disaster relief deadline near
• How to manage price volatility this summer
• Corn crumbles on rising stocks
• Drought expands causing ‘problems across the board in Texas’
• Risk Management Agency changes specialty crop reporting requirements
• USDA has issued $4 billion in Emergency Relief Program payments to date
• Grain Markets at a “Pivot Point,” Global Food Security Could “Take Years” to Return, as War and Weather Hurt Supplies
• Buying or Selling Land? 4 Farmland Data Trends You Need to Know
• Who Can Afford These Soaring Farmland Prices?
• New Research Show Consumers Have Confidence In Farmers To Protect Produce Safety
• Sorghum Growers: EPA Proposed Level Of Concern For Atrazine Departs From Science

06.30.2022

• Ready for a ‘stock shock’ – or not?
• USDA Allows Expiring CRP Land Early Out Senators Pitch Plan to Keep Farmers Planting After Final Insurance Dates
• Safe Passage for Wheat? Who Does Russia Think They’re Fooling?
• 2021-22 corn exports: Where did the demand go?
• Indigo issues first round of ag carbon credits to buyers
• July 4 cookout costs 17% more
• Who is your top competitor for farmland?
• The bottom 20% of farm operations are still profitable
• Bushel launches digital payment network for agriculture
• Grain Markets at a “Pivot Point,” Global Food Security Could “Take Years” to Return, as War and Weather Hurt Supplies
• Who Can Afford These Soaring Farmland Prices?
• Nat’l Corn Growers Assn: Court Of International Trade Begins Asking Tough Questions Of Fertilizer Companies