• Trump Directs EPA to Allow Year-Round E15 and a More Transparent RINs Market
• Soybeans Could be a Cattle Feed Option
• Seed Selection for 2019 is Underway, as Harvest Lags for Some
• With Big Grain Supplies, Importance of Trade Deals Builds
• Stabenow on “Positive” USMCA and Trade Issues
• Consumers’ Money Anxiety Index Lowest in 50 Years
• Study: 19 Million Rural Americans Lack Broadband Internet Access
• Washington Week Ahead: Trump Heads to Iowa Amid E15 Anticipation
• Tariff Realities: Trade War Changes Bean Storage, Pricing Plans
• In Light OF USMCA, Ag Sec’y Perdue Supports Removing Canada, Mexico Tariffs
• Diversification, Infrastructure Needed to Offset Potential Loss of Chinese Market
• Farmers Report On How They will Market Their 2018 Crop
• USDA Releases 2017 ARC-County Payments
• 7 Ag Stories You May Have Missed: Week Ending Oct. 5, 2018
• U.S. Ethanol Exports to Brazil Drop to Nearly 3-year Low
• I See You, FarmHers
• Reports Discuss Soybean Export Variables
• Trifecta of Factors Send Grain Prices Higher…But Will It Last?
• 57% Of Growers Are Storing Their Grain Unpriced. But There’s A Reason
• U of Illinois Team Looks To Robots, Not Chemicals, For Weed-Free Crops

• Secretary Perdue Statement on United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement
• Peterson Statement on Renegotiated NAFTA
• Survey Shows Rural Support for Republican Candidates, Trump and His Trade Policies
• Soybean Prices Add 12 Cents Monday
• Trump Says Too Soon to Talk With China on Trade
• Bill to Help Farmers Fight Climate Change
• Summary: New NAFTA: USMCA (U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement)
• Plenty of Wins for U.S. Ag in New U.S.–Canada–Mexico Trade Deal
• Ag Industry: Fine Print To Determine If NAFTA 2.0 Is A Victory
• China May Be Getting U.S. Soybeans Through the Backdoor
• USDA’s Trade Aid Package
• U.S. and Canada Reach Trade Deal to Keep NAFTA Trilateral
• U Of Illinois Researchers Develop New Process To Estimate Crop Yields, More Accurate Than USDA
• Surveys Show Rural America Continues to Struggle
• Taxlink: Is it Time to Step Away?
• Grain Stocks Higher Than Pre-Report Estimates; 2017 Soy Production Revised Upward
• Grain Market Week in Review–Sept. 28, 2018
• USDA Data Seen As Negative For Corn, Soybean Markets
• China Shuns U.S. Soybeans Amid Trade War, Turns to Brazil
• The Impact of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act on Agriculture

• Ag Sec’y Perdue’s Statement On Signing Of New KORUS Trade Agreement
• China Says No Trade Talks Until Trump Stops Threats
• China Runs Four Page Ad In Des Moines (IA) Register Criticizing U.S. Ag Trade Policies
• U.S. South Korea Sign Off on Free Trade Agreement
• 7 Ag Tech Start-Ups to Watch in 2018
• Crop Progress Report September 24, 2018 (PDF)
• Trump Targets Food Corruption in Venezuela
• Farmers Worry Bailout Won’t Be Enough
• Tariff Impacts on Soybean Trade by Keith Good
• Rural Mainstreet Index Sinks for September
• U.S. Is Now Supplying Half Of EU’s Soybean Imports
• Relocating Two USDA Agencies Remains Controversial
• Secretary Perdue Statement on DOJ Filing in 9th Circuit Chlorpyrifos Ruling
• Escalating Trade War with China Will Increase Damage to American Soybean Farmers

• Trade War: Beijing Vows to Retaliate Against Trump’s Tariffs on $200bn of Chinese Goods
• The Full List of Products Included in New Tariffs
• President Imposes New Tariffs on $200 Billion More in Chinese Goods
• National Farm Safety and Health Week is September 16-22
• Trump Gambles on Hardline Trade Policy
• Lack of Pacific Northwest Export Bids Keeping New-Crop Soybean Basis in the Cellar
• Crop Progress Report (September 17, 2018)
• Four Crop-Production Factors That Occurred in 2018
• Stabenow: Exports Just the Latest Uncertainty for Farmers
• USDA Publishes Market Facilitation Models
• USDA Streamlines Approval of New Produce Imports to the U.S.
• Farmers Double Five-Year Soybean Harvest Average
• John Phipps’ Tariffs 103: Tariffs and Politics
• United Airlines Makes First Transatlantic Biojet Flight
• Garth Brooks Announces Private Concert For The National FFA Organization
• Agri View: Bad Weather Year
• USDA Details Trade Damage Estimate Calculations
• Next Round of Trade Aid May be in December
• Senators Grill Administration Officials at Trade Hearing
• Trump: the U.S. Under “No Pressure” to Make Deal with China
• Highlights From Ag Senate Committee’s Hearing On Trade
• One Farmer’s Experience Applying For Tariff Aid
• Soybean Prices Improve 15 Percent if Tariffs Resolved
• Videos Bring The Story of American Farming to Public, Lawmakers
• Rent Calculator Helps Zero in on Profitable Farms
• The Surprising Reason Land Values Remain Strong
• Stabenow: Exports Just the Latest Uncertainty for Farmers
• Intrigue, Impasse Persist Over NAFTA
• Criminal In A Cornfield: Manhunt Ended With A Combine and Drone Chase
• DTN Livestock Close: Live Cattle Futures Surge Higher
• Manage Your Grain Market Opportunities
• House Committee Aims to Make Tax Cuts Permanent

• Highlights From Husker Harvest Days’ Opening Ceremony
• Farmland Sale: Southeast Iowa Land Fetches $8,000 per Acre
• Nebraska: Double Cropping Pulses with Short-Season Crops
• Iowa: Reduction In Crop Insurance Premiums Available For Farmers Using Cover Crops This Fall
• Congressman Adrian Smith Talks Trade, Farm Bill at Husker Harvest Days
• Agri-Pulse: Little Known Farm Bill Provisions Make a Big Difference in Rural Areas
• Pressure On Ag Markets Increases as Foreign Currency Values Decline, U.S. Interest Rates Rise
• Federal Reserve: Observations on the Ag Economy- August 2018
• Letter to President Spells out Urgency for Farmers, Ethanol Producers
• Trump Duties Spur Industry Campaign to De-Escalate Trade War
• Mexico Goes to U.S. to Advance Nafta Deal With or Without Canada
• TransAtlantic Trade Talks Slow, Unsteady
• Treasury Secretary Mnuchin Invites China to Talk Trade
• Groups Ask Trump to Allow Year-Round E15 Sales
• Why Aren’t Land Values Plummeting–That’s a Trick Question
• USDA Releases New Crop Estimate, Corn Price Plunges
• Ag Groups Voice Support of Private Property Rights
• Washington Insider — Wednesday TransAtlantic Trade Talks Slow, Unsteady
• Crop Progress Report: September 11, 2018
• USDA Crop Progress Report Delayed Until Today
• Crop Insurance Helps Preserve Farming for Future Generations
• Brazil Farmers Vie for Soy Contract During U.S.-China Trade War
• Dollar Strenth Defining Trade Dynamics
• Doud, McKinney Discuss Trade Issues at Omaha Conference
• Trump Dangles Threat of More China Tariffs
• Continued EPA Waivers Could Cost the Ethanol Industry $20 Billion
• Perdue Calls for Help Toward a Better Guest-Worker Program
• Farm Bureau President Reports On His Meeting With President Trump, VP Pence
• The Law of the Land: Thoughts on 199A Rules
• FAPRI Says More Waivers Damage Expected Analysis Shows–RFS Exemptions to Cut Corn Demand by 1.6 bb
• What Should My Farm Benchmark?
• Congressman Frank Lucas Leads Letter to Chairman Pai on Rural Wireless, Broadband Challenges

• Trade Aid Signup Starts Farmers Need Crop Production, So Enrollment for Most Will Likely Come Later
• Press Release 09.04.2018: USDA Launches Trade Mitigation Programs
• Crop Progress Report
• USDA: Farm Sector Profit Projected to Decline in 2018
• U.S. Wheat Associates Closes Moscow Office
• Should Your Worry About Agribusiness Consolidation
• Ag Economy Barometer Rebound by 12 Points in August 2018
• Canada to Stick to Guns at NAFTA Talks Despite Trump Pressure
• NAFTA Partners Say Trilateral Agreement a Must
• Cargill: Trade Dispute Between U.S., China Hurting Farmers
• China Predicted to Cut U.S. Soybean Exports
• FAPRI 2018 August Baseline Update for U.S. Agricultural Markets
• Farm Equipment Magazine’s Top 10 Read Articles in August
• Washington Week Ahead: Farm Bill Negotiators Meet as Deadline Looms
• Ag Sec’y Perdue’s Comments At The Farm Progress Show
• White House Offers Intent to Move Forward on NAFTA
• Trump Threatens to Add $200 Billion in More Tariffs
• Canada-U.S. Trade Talks Set To Resume Amid NAFTA Impasse
• Fifteen States Want Supreme Court to Rule on State Livestock Standard Laws
• FSA Administrator Highlights Market Facilitation Program; Chinese Ag Imports Projected to Decrease
• USDA Releases Its 2018 Farm Income Forecast, Falling Again
• USDA Launches Webpage Highlighting Resources to Help Rural Communities Bridge the Broadband e-Connectivity Infrastructure Gap
• Lawsuit Filed Over Oil Refinery Waivers
• Agriculture Trade Surplus to Shrink
• Agri View: Agriculture Feeling the Pain
• USDA to Make Food Purchases
• Options for Heirs New Iowa Law Makes Keeping Farm Together Easier
• EPA Intends to Focus on Increased Compliance

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• Farm Futures: USDA Unveils Plans to Assist Farmers Impacted by Retaliatory Tariffs: Signup begins Sept. 4, 2018.
• How Much Will Your Tariff Payment Be?
• Trump to Cut Soybean Farmers a Check for Up to $1.65 per Bushel
• US, Mexico Reach Trade Deal President Trump Says Farmers Who Have Stuck by Him Will be Pleased With Deal
• Perdue on U.S. – Mexico Trade Agreement
• U.S. – Mexico Trade Deal Has Zero Ag Tariffs
• Trump Says He’s ‘Terminating’ NAFTA, Anounces New Trade Agreement With Mexico
• U.S., Mexico Reach NAFTA Deal. Is Canada Next?
• 3 Big Things Today, August 28
• Farm Policy News: USDA Outlines Trade Assistance; While President Trump Touts U.S., Mexico Trade Agreement
• DTN Early Word Grains Wheat Stages Recovery, Row Crops Chop
• Crop Progress Report: Aug. 27, 2018 (PDF)
• China Struggles to Curb Reliance on U.S. Market
• Which 10 States Have the Highest Cash Rent?
• COOL 2.0: Comment Period Extended for “Product of U.S.A.” Labeling
• Nat’l Assn Of Wheat Growers: USDA’s Aid Package Fails To Consider All Commodities
• Iowa Soybean Assn Issues Statement On Trade Aid Proposal
• Cattle on Feed Report
• Primary Runoff Elections Set as Oklahoma Voters Make Their Choices
• Basis Levels Not Considered in USDA Aid

• Evaluating Nebraska’s Hail Damaged Crop
• Nebraska Corn Yield Prospects Variable, but Above Average -Crop Tour
• Legal Battle on 2015 WOTUS Rule Rages on in Multiple Federal Courts
• Pressure Mounts on Trump to Deliver for Iowa Ahead of Elections
• Ag Interest Rate Snapshot
• USDA Prepares to Unveil Massive Trade Aid Package
• What to Watch in U.S., China Talks
• Marketing Soybeans Is A Tough Decision Getting Tougher, Economist Says
• Deadline Extended for ‘Product of U.S.A.’ Comments
• Hours of Service Changes Considered by Department of Transportation
• Third U.S. Soybean Vessel Left in Limbo Off China Unloads Cargo
• California Supreme Court Declines to Hear Glyphosate Appeal
• Commodity Prices Have Landowners Searching for Additional Income
• USDA Releases Its Annual Farmland Value Study, Remain Stable
• Study: China Tariffs Will Cost U.S. Up to $2.4 Billion Annually
• Farmers Tested by Tariffs as the U.S. and China Prepare For Trade Talks
• Ag Continues to Swing at WOTUS Zombie Legal Battle Now Shifts to Texas Court for National Injunction
• Crop Progress, 08.20.2018 [pdf]
• Trump and Media — No Winner
• Cattle Producers Watching Trade Negotiations
• DC Signal to Noise: China is Back in Play
• Rural Mainstreet Index Rises
• Tough Negotiations Ahead for 2019 Cash Rents
• Big Crops and Tariff Troubles
• WOTUS Woes Hit Farmers in 26 States
• Judge Orders Trump to Reinstate Waters of the US Rule
• Scientist Crack Wheat Genome Code
• Expert Witness Expects Monsanto Case to Have Limited Herbicide Industry Impact
• RFS Hardship–Hogwash!
• Biofuel Groups Call on EPA to Ensure 15 Billion Gallons of Blending
• Alliance to Pursue Expanded Use of U.S. Biofuels
• Farm Bill Perspective: SNAP and Conservation
• DC Signal to Noise: China is Back in Play
• Trade War: Is The U.S. Positioned To Win?
• Agricultural Debt Continues to Increase

• Crop Progress, 08.13.2018 (PDF)
• Proposed Relief Package Could Cause More Trade Problems
• Recent Livestock ELD Waiver Passed By Senate Causes Mixed Reactions
• Mexico vs. Canada in Trade Talks
• Bayer Shares Plunge After Roundup Ruling
• Futures Lose More to Start Week
• Corn, Soybean Ratings Drop in USDA Crop Progress Report
• 80 Years in Agriculture–Two Brothers Spill the Dirt
• New Buyers Elusive, U.S. Builds a Mountain of Soybeans
• Drought Takes Toll on EU Wheat Production
• Farmers Win Battle Against Army Corps of Engineers, Fight Not Over
• $266M Trust Set Up for Native American Farmers/Ranchers
• Sorghum Producers Issue Statement on Chlorpyrifos Ruling
• U.S. Tractor Sales Up 13% In July, Combine Sales Up 37%
• USDA to Realign ERS With Chief Economist
• August 10 WASDE Report (PDF)
• Federal Reserve Reports Show Farmland Values Remain Relatively Steady
• Farmer Can Aggregate Income from Multiple Entities to Maximize Deduction
• EPA Listens to Dicamba Discussion
• Monsanto Fined $289 Million in Roundup Suit
• EPA Must Ban Chlopyrifos, Court Rules
• China Expects its U.S. Agricultural Imports to Fall Sharply
• Trade Tensions Hit Farm Prices and Profits
• Abundant Supply, Lower Prices and Trade Issues- Focus on Soybeans
• 7 Ag Stories You Might Have Missed Week Ending Aug. 10, 2018
• The World’s First ‘Intelligent Sprayer’
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