Ag News

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

04.08.2022

• USDA Reports Preview USDA April WASDE Report to Be Influenced by Ukraine War, South America
• In Pulling Small-Refinery Exemptions From RFS, EPA Offers Refiners a Compliance Reprieve
• 2022 U.S. Winter Wheat Crop Ratings
• Ag Policy Blog Senators Call for President to Fill Ag Trade Positions
• 4 demand factors to watch in this Friday’s WASDE report
• Grain prices end the day mixed, Thursday, April 7
• Low input crops create more opportunities for farmers
• World Food Prices Hit Record in March, While Ukrainian Harvest Could Fall By 20%
• Edible Oil Prices Surge, While Producers Contend with Production Input Variables
• Fertilizer, Wheat, Sunflower Oil Prices Climb- Sec. Vilsack Rejects CRP Acreage Flexibility Request
• EPA rejects 36 biofuel mandate waiver requests, offers alternative relief for 31 facilities
• Purdue/CME Ag Barometer: Producers Concerned About War’s Impact on Inputs
• EPA Yanks 31 Refinery Biofuel Waivers But Skips Credit Requirement
• 87% Of Ag Retailers Report Product Shortages In Farm Journal Poll
• The Fertilizer Institute Engages With Congressional Ag Committee Members

04.07.2022

• Fertilizer, Wheat, Sunflower Oil Prices Climb- Sec. Vilsack Rejects CRP Acreage Flexibility Request
• Lawmakers: It’s time for ‘Office of Rural Prosperity’ at White House
• Tax Implications of Partnership to S Corporation Conversions
• EPA chief hears more pleas to boost use of E15
• Farmers pull land out of CRP
• Are There Enough Chemicals and Fertilizer to Plant This Year’s Crop? An Inside Look at What’s in Jeopardy
• Getting Real About Interest Rates
• American Beef Labeling Act Introduced in US House
• Collaboration Spurs Conservation Strong Landlord-Tenant Relationships are Key to Conservation Implementation
• Tips for Using Small Grains for Silage Silage for Beef Cattle Conference Explores Small Grains Management
• Managing profit: Avoid tension with this farm policy
• Not too late to manage wheat
• Russian invasion continues to take its toll on all ag sectors in Ukraine
• Tenfold increase proposed for rural energy program
• Ag poll: War in Ukraine means higher U.S. farm costs
• U.S., Mexican agriculture secretaries meet to address shared priorities
• Livestock Manure Demand Increases
• U.S. Ethanol Exports Climb To 143.1M Gallons, Up 41% from Feb. 2021
• Is Drought Impacting Planting Already? USDA Shows Farmers are Behind in Planting Cotton
• Producer sentiment dips as input concerns swell
• 87% Of Ag Retailers Report Product Shortages In Farm Journal Poll
• EPA Announces Strategy To Protect Water Quality By Accelerating Nutrient Pollution Reductions

04.06.2022

• Purdue’s Ag Economy Barometer Slides Lowers
• DAP Fertilizer Price Now at Highest Price in History of DTN Data Set
• What Ag Can Learn From Enlist Enlist Herbicide Regulatory Rollercoaster Holds Lessons for All Farmers
• How to find spare parts when you need them most
• The right to repair just got easier
• Wheat prices stay red-hot
• Wheat futures sharply higher following poor USDA crop rating
• Farmers face continued input uncertainty
• Are There Enough Chemicals and Fertilizer to Plant This Year’s Crop? An Inside Look at What’s in Jeopardy
• Drought limits Southwest wheat opportunities
• COTTON SPIN: A changing picture
• Wheat growers: Don’t pass on profit potential
• High input costs reveal importance of crop, livestock budgets
• FarmlandFinder relaunches to exclusively offer sale-leaseback
• Mexico asks U.S. to coordinate on tamping down food inflation
• Biden considering summertime sales of E15
• USDA Says There Are No Plans to Issue Direct Payments to Farmers Coping with Skyrocketing Fertilizer Prices
• China Made Its Largest Corn Buy Since May, and It May Be Just the Start
• DTN Cotton Close: Old and New Crop Markets Diverge