Ag News

04.18.2022

• It’s So Dry In Texas That Some Areas Now Resemble The Dust Bowl, And It’s Fueling Cotton Futures
• 2021 U.S. Ag Exports Highest on Record, Corn the Primary Contributor
• Farmer Tackles Many Jobs for Success First Generation Farmer Tackles Many Jobs for Success
• Ukraine could quickly begin exporting when war ends
• High prices tempt growers to plant spring wheat
• Spring-emerged volunteer wheat has risks, rewards
• Chicago corn hits decade-high on tightening global supply
• The cost of cow depreciation
• Avoid these agronomic ‘sins’ in the season ahead
• Land sales continue strong upward pace in Q1 of 2022
• Ag supply chain likely to get even worse at harvest
• Tractor and combine sales decline as inventory tightens
• NCBA renews call for immediate suspension of fresh beef imports from Brazil
• CoBank anticipates tight grain stocks and volatility for years
• China is in Hoarding Mode Right Now, And It’s Pushing Grain Prices to Historic Highs
• Jerry Gulke: Are Grain Prices Getting Too High?
• Ag Organizations Ask USDA To Move Forward On Livestock Gene Editing Rule
• Cattle On Feed At Highest Level Since March 1996
• Farm Bureau’s Chief Economist Reports On How Inflation Is Impacting Farmers

04.15.2022

• Union Pacific Curtails CF Industries’ Fertilizer Shipments, Will Not Accept New Orders
• Ag Groups Worried Over Border Gridlock | Increased Texas-Mexico Border Inspections Create Backlog for Produce
• Jerry Gulke: Are Grain Prices Getting Too High?
• Stabenow, Boozman announce first Senate farm bill hearing
• Purdue Study Reports What Consumers Support In New Farm Bill
• More Fertilizers Look to Set Price Records as 2022 Planting Season Begins
• Cash Market Moves | $8 Cash Corn Bids Start to Surface
• Todd’s Take | A View of Ukraine’s Effect on Grain Markets From an Earlier Time
• Bayer: New Roundup Settlements Unlikely | Bayer Says New Roundup Cancer Settlements Become Less Likely
• What’s next for E15 after Biden’s announcement?
• World grain stocks shrink with no quick fix in sight
• Assessing security risks, global supply chain, biological threats
• 3 complementary strategies for raising crops and cattle
• What farmers need to know about carbon contracts
• Ag supply chain likely to get even worse at harvest
• 70 MPH Winds and High Heat: Tuesday’s Wicked Weather May Be the Final Nail in the Coffin for Texas’ Winter Wheat

04.14.2022

• First 2023 Farm Bill field hearing set
• Purdue Study Reports What Consumers Support In New Farm Bill
• Farm Journal’s AgWeb.com Launches Planting Progress Maps With Commentary
• USDA: Quick-Service Restaurants Recovered Faster Than Full-Service
• Lawsuit could redefine utilities board’s role in wind energy expansion
• DTN Retail Fertilizer Trends More Fertilizers Look to Set Price Records as 2022 Planting Season Begins
• Food insecurity: already on the rise?
• CPI report: Grocery prices rocketed up by 10% in past year
• This summer could be one for the record books
• EPA workplan offers farmers certainty on pesticides
• Grains carve out more gains
• The keys to better marketing in extreme volatility
• Fewer corn acres and the potential supply issues in Ukraine and Brazil
• Ag supply chain likely to get even worse at harvest
• Ukraine struggles to export corn and wheat on railways, roads and rivers

04.13.2022

• E15 Summer Ban Suspended, USDA Commits $700M To Biofuels Producers
• How to Anchor Your Farm’s Profits From Inflation’s Pull
• EIA: Summer Gas & Diesel Prices Highest Since 2014
• 2022 Acres: The Big Swap to Soybeans
• Is $20,000 the New $10,000 in Farmland Values?
• Are Livestock Markets Forming a Bottom?
• Ag Weather Forum Cold Weather, Snow Affecting Spring Planting Progress Throughout the US
• Feeder Inventory Bursting | Expect Short-Term Price Pressure on Feeder Cattle, Calves as More Head Push Into Feedlots
• Farm Futures | What’s your new crop marketing strategy?
• Will nitrogen cuts dash trendline yields?
• Successful Farming | Be aware of current laws on estate taxes
• Tractor, combine sales down for the first time in 8 months
• President Biden turns to biofuels to decrease costs, increase energy security
• Are Livestock Markets Forming a Bottom?
• Texas LRGV Cotton: Irrigation Starts with Little to No Moisture
• Winter Wheat Quality Still Behind 2021 Progress

04.12.2022

• In an exception to the Clean Air Act, Biden will allow E15 gas to be sold this summer
• Crop Progress Report 4.11.2022
• How to Anchor Your Farm’s Profits From Inflation’s Pull
• EPA to lift E15 summer restriction following Biden announcement
• It’s showtime for winter wheat
• Corn, wheat rise on ‘war risk premium’
• Biden administration kicks off rural infrastructure tour
• Farmers share concerns at planting time
• 4 ideas to help you uplevel your farm operation
• USDA exports — China buys corn
• Weekly grain movement: Soybeans, wheat move higher
• Three Farm Progress 365 seasonal sessions dig in on key issues of risk management with live insights.
• Wildfire recovery, restoration funds available to Texas landowners
• Tractor, combine sales decline for the first time since July 2021
• North Dakota Ranchers Preparing For Blizzard, 30″ Of Snow, 50 MPH Winds
• U.N. Reports Food Prices Are At Their Highest Prices Ever, Up 14% In March Alone
• Farmer, USDA Wetland Battle Continues

04.11.2022

• April WASDE
• April Crop Production and WASDE ASB Briefing (Audio | Youtube)
• Jerry Gulke: Will High Prices Cause Demand Reduction or Destruction?
• USDA Reports Review Corn Ignores Bearish WASDE Report to Score New Contract High
• Moving Grain: White House Announces Huge Release From Strategic Oil Reserves
• 7 ag stories you might have missed
• Biden’s EPA denies 31 small refinery waivers
• Vilsack: USDA will not reopen CRP
• Grains recover previous week’s losses It is a sellers market, with producers rarely seeing this kind of demand amid tight supplies.
• Secretary Vilsack in isolation after positive COVID test
• Food prices soar to record levels on Ukraine war disruptions
• Ducheneaux provides update on CRP, livestock relief, farm bill and USDA’s equity efforts on Agri-Pulse Newsmakers program
• Cleveland on Cotton: Have Prices Soared Too High?
• FBI Touts Work on Crop Insurance Fraud Case – DTN
• Congress Suspends Beneficial Trade Status for Russia, Belarus 4/11/2022
• Top Agricultural Universities In The World Unveiled