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10.18.2021

• Interactive Visualization: U.S. Commodity Costs and Returns by Region and by Commodity
• Time for new trade strategy
• Washington Week Ahead: Democrats battle over Build Back Better with key date looming
• DTN Retail Fertilizer Trends MAP Fertilizer Price Hits $800 Per Ton as Retail Prices Spike
• Robot tractors could soon solve farm labor crisis
• Corn and soybean markets explained in 8 simple charts
• Experts: Odds Are Skyrocketing Farmland Prices Will Continue, Here’s Why
• Hot farmland market continues, but is it sustainable?
• Export sales: More solid results
• More USDA nominees in the pipeline, says Vilsack
• Food prices rise, outpaced by U.S. inflation rate
• Biden’s move helpful but no quick fix for supply chain
• Farm machinery costs as much as 20% higher since 2019
• Jerry Gulke: Did Prices Get Cheap Enough to Attract More Demand?
• Farm Debt-to-Income Ratio Points to Continued Farmland Price Strength
• NCBA’s Redbook 2022 Edition Now Available – Makes Cattle Recordkeeping Easy

10.18.2021admin2021-10-18T10:25:21+00:00

10.11.2021

• USDA Reports Preview | USDA Reports to See Revisions on Oct. 12
• U.S. and China trade leaders meet
• China Presses U.S. to Cancel Tariffs in Test of Bilateral Engagement
• First Steps in U.S., China Trade Talks, as Heavy Rain Delays China’s Corn Harvest
• U.S. trade chief Tai seeks talks with China, won’t rule out new tariff actions
• Weather Models Expect La Nina Pattern to Last Through Winter 2022
• What’s in store for USDA’s October WASDE report?
• Bayer enters the organic seed business
• Bayer blasts ‘un-scientific’ Mexican rejection of GMO corn permit
• Herbicide-resistant weeds prompt farmers and industry to search for complementary solutions
• CDFA accepting applications for cannabis program agents
• USDA commits to equity in agriculture
• Fertilizer Fever: Soaring Costs Could Impact Farmers and Food Prices
• AgFax Weekend: Commodity Program Dashboard | Should You Switch to a C Corp.?
• Ag Committee Members Weigh in on Gene-Edited Animals

10.11.2021admin2021-10-11T10:18:46+00:00

10.04.2021

• This Week in Agribusiness, October 2, 2021 (Video)
• Popular Online Farm Equipment and Land Auction Service Sites Crippled by Ransomware Attack
• Vilsack plans large-scale climate projects, announces $3B for ag, school aid
• Washington Week Ahead: USTR talks China policy, Biden agenda in doubt
• Ag Disaster Aid Added to Funding Bill
• Control your farmland – from beyond the grave?
• Decide between Xtend or Enlist
• USDA vaccine candidate is effective against African swine fever
• Rural America, mostly white, is becoming more diverse
• Whew … Deere strike averted … for now
• This week will not end infrastructure progress
• Higher Fertilizer Prices Could Impact U.S. Acreage Allocation, as Power Issues in China Impact Feed Costs
• Purdue Economist’s Report Shows Organically Raised Corn, Soybean More Profitable Than Conventionally Raised
• USDA Quarterly Grains Stocks Report Shocks Soybean Market with Surprises in Supply
• More On Ag Check Off Lawsuit
• USDA Reports Summary | USDA Releases Grain Stocks and Small Grains Annual Summary Reports
• Biden signs bill providing $10B to cover wide range of ag disasters
• Ag Input Crunch Ahead Ag Chem Supplies: Four Things to Know Heading Into 2022
• Combines Uncover the Season’s Wins and Losses as Harvest Picks Up
• ERS: Stepped-up basis tax proposal impacts 20% of farms
• Vilsack uses CCC funds to pour $3B more into ag sector
• Intervention needed on ag carbon markets
• Export Sales: Soybeans stay strong, corn crumbles
• COVID lessons offer hope for ASF vaccine sooner
• Class action lawsuit against beef processors proceeds
• Survey: Iowa farmland values up 18.8% since March
• U.S. farmers produced more soybeans, hold more stocks, USDA reports
• Seed relabeling still common, according to new Farmers Business Network report
• Democratic Lawmakers Call On Biden Administration to Halt Plan to Cut Biofuel Blending Volumes
• China’s Energy Problems Impacting Food Security Variables, as Weaker Chinese Corn Buying Unfolds
• Brownfield Ag News: U.S. Energy Secretary Doesn’t Expect Lower RVO Levels

10.04.2021admin2021-10-04T09:04:28+00:00

09.25.2021

• AgriTalk: Three Ag Leaders Reflect on Reconciliation Bill
• Pandemic Cover Crop Program | Fact Sheet
• EPA Approves Dicamba Usage in 2022
• Document details $28B in conservation spendins
• 5 factors impacting grain markets now
• Reconciliation and Climate-Smart Ag House Budget Plan Offers Big Injection of Funds in USDA Conservation Programs
• Congress has ‘blind spots’ for rural America
• Time for ag retailers to invest in precision
• 10 things that breakdown in borrower-lender relationship
• Should you sell 2022 crops?
• U.S. pledges $10 billion to food security & systems
• Biden Administration Considers Biofuel Blending Cuts, According to Reports
• U.S. Farmers Face Supply Shortages, Higher Costs After Hurricane Ida
• Grassley Comments on Reported RFS Cuts, Vilsack Defends Administration’s ‘Stable’ Approach to Blending Targets
• Lawmakers press concerns on fairness, need for carbon markets
• Vilsack warns ag companies to solidify cybersecurity as harvest begins
• CoBank: The Future Of Ag Retailing Will Be Driven By Precision
• Margin Protection Insurance 101 | Margin Protection Crop Insurance Offers Farmers a Way to Safeguard Revenue for 2022 Crops
• Vilsack warns ag companies to solidify cybersecurity as harvest begins
• A Letter to Brian My Friend Died in a Grain Bin: Let Him Be the Last
• Ag Chem Supplies: Four Things to Know Heading Into 2022
• In September, what is new crop and old crop?
• Ag markets go green to start the fall season
• U.S. farmers face supply shortages, higher costs after Hurricane Ida
• Crop yields seen dropping without climate action – report
• US Grains Council expects record Chinese corn purchases to continue
• Agronomist discusses crop variability on water-limited acres
• Trade remains a priority for state departments of ag
• Tariffs, barriers on ag products remain a mixed bag
• U.S. Beef Exports Increase, Reflecting Large Shipments to China
• Grassley Comments on Reported RFS Cuts, Vilsack Defends Administration’s ‘Stable’ Approach to Blending Targets
• Electric vehicle tax credits take preference over biofuels in Democratic spending package
• By creating crops that sequester more carbon, scientists hope agriculture will help mitigate climate change

09.25.2021admin2021-09-25T09:51:18+00:00

09.16.2021

• Fire shuts down Nebraska JBS beef plant
• Husker Harvest Days Opens!  Watch For Our Reports
• Nebraska sorghum acres up, added-value approach remains top priority
• Farmers relieved stepped-up basis preserved
• FAPRI Sees Lower 2022 Farm Income With Loss in Pandemic Aid, Net Farm Income Will Fall Sharply From Higher 2021 Totals
• US Ethanol Inventory Falls Again | EIA: Ethanol Output Again Up, Demand Falls to Over 4-Month Low
• Charts give hope for profitable fall sales
• Corn, soybean markets close higher | Wednesday, September 15, 2021
• Have farmers sold enough grain, analyst asks
• Big drop in farm income forecast as pandemic aid ends
• Estate Planning Conundrum: Business decisions made 15 years ago aren’t working out Can their problem be solved?
• CORRECTED-UPDATE 2-China cuts forecast for feed use of corn in 2021/22 as pig prices remain low
• RIN’s not to blame for higher consumer gasoline prices
• Antitrust lawsuit involving “Big 4” meatpackers will proceed
• House Committee Nixes Transfer Tax Proposal, Farm CPA Bumps Grade From ‘F’ to ‘B-‘
• Antitrust Lawsuit Against Packers To Move Forward
• Canadian Pacific And Kansas City Southern Railway Execute Agreement To Combine
• DTN: Corn Boards to Spend $1.25M on CA E85
• Farm groups not backing down on stepped-up basis
• House panel approves $66 billion ag bill; change in ‘stepped-up basis’ is abandoned
• Charts give hope for profitable fall sales
• House Democrats Propose Cutting Estate Tax Exemption, Offer Higher Farmland Exclusion
• Ethanol, Oil Interests Try to Influence OMB on Renewable Fuel Standard
• Farmers relieved stepped-up basis preserved
• New equipment highlights from summer farm shows
• Successful Farming Tools of the Year 2021
• White House Takes On ‘Big Meat,’ Says Inflation Isn’t the Source of Swelling Retail Protein Prices
• Updated Study Shows The Value Of Red Meat Exports To U.S. Corn Farmers
• Livestock industry leaders talk hunger, climate at forum
• FAPRI Issues Five Year Corn Price Outlook
• U.S. August Tractor Sales Up 10%, Combine Sales Up 20%
• Crop Progress Report 09.13.2021 (PDF)
• Corn Growers React To Proposed Tax Changes

09.16.2021admin2021-09-16T10:40:50+00:00

09.10.2021

• Biden plan to mandate vaccines/testing at large packing plants
• Federal Reserve: Observations on the Ag Economy- August 2021
• Analyst suggests bearish sentiment ahead of USDA report could set stage for a bump
• USDA announces $446 million to fund ag, business renewable projects
• U.S. farmers need trade advocates
• September 2021 WASDE Preview: Will the bears emerge from hibernation?
• Vilsack: Biofuels $700M Still on Way Secretary of Agriculture Says USDA Biofuels Aid in Hands of OMB
• View From the Cab | Wrangle the Clock: Farm Time Management is a Tough Job
• Ag and Rural Funding Priorities | House Ag Committee to Consider How to Divvy Up $135 Billion in Reconciliation for Food and Ag
• Higher Metals Prices Add to Ag Supply Chain Worries
• Thune and Tester sponsor mandatory COOL bill for beef
• USDA to help cover feed transport costs in drought areas
• USDA Announces New Grants to Provide COVID Workforce Assistance
• Tax proposals risk future of family farms, OKFB tells Congress
• Democrats propose major boosts in ag research, rural energy funding
• Airlines boost biofuel pledge as White House announces development plan
• KC Fed: Ag Finance Update: Financing Of Ag Production Loans Eases Further
• USDA Reports Preview USDA Homes in on US Crop Estimates
• Ag, Biofuels Groups Petition Court to Vacate 2018 Small-Refinery Exemptions
• Four key questions for Friday’s USDA report
• Field management practices show dividends at harvest
• USDA Reports Preview USDA Homes in on US Crop Estimates
• Hot Used Market, Hot Online Auction | Online Auction Events Has Busy Sales Days, Thousands of Viewers
• Thune and Tester sponsor mandatory COOL bill for beef
• Grain market analyst sees support in fall market
• Duvall urges House not to hasten budget package
• USDA Attache Update from Beijing Highlights Soy Variables, as Ida Related Export Delays Persist
• House Dems propose $35B in child nutrition aid; $36B for conservation, research expected
• Administration Plans Tougher Action to Rein in Meat Prices
• Agri-Pulse Reports Ag Organizations’ CEOs Compensation
• Farm Bureau: Tax Proposals Put Future Of American Farms At Risk
• Nat’l Cattlemen’s Beef Assn Puts Pressure On Congress To Protect Family-Owned Businesses
• USDA Releases “Farm Income And Wealth Statistics” Outlook Report

09.10.2021admin2021-09-10T11:43:26+00:00

09.03.2021

• Valley Irrigation Now Offers Renewable Energy To Growers In The U.S.
• USDA To Offer New Insurance Option For Corn Farmers Who “Split-Apply” Nitrogen
• 7 ag stories you might have missed this past week
• Ag markets end higher | Thursday, September 2, 2021
• A simple method to measure soil health in dryland farming
• Farm Succession Scars
• Oil Giants Announce Renewables Ventures
• Agricultural exports to break records
• USDA shares farm income forecasts
• Ida puts America’s grain export infrastructure to the test
• Tax change fears keeping farmers up at night
• Chlorpyrifos Post-Mortem Five Things Farmers Need to Know About EPA’s Ban on Chlorpyrifos
• New farmers staying financially informed as farmland values increase
• Data Connect creates opportunities for equipment operators
• Comments sought on labeling of meat derived from animal cells
• RMA makes improvements to Whole-Farm Revenue Protection
• Fire, Fuel and Food: Secretary Vilsack Outlines How USDA Is Helping Producers, Combatting Climate Change
• USDA Significantly Boosts Net Farm Income Forecast, Highest Since 2013
• U.S. Cropland Values Up Nearly 8% in 2021
• Farm income expected to rise in 2021, but so are expenses
• Nat’l Assn Of Wheat Growers Opposes Changes To Navigable Waters Protection Rule
• Farm Progress Survey Points To More Wheat, Corn, Soybean Acres

09.03.2021admin2021-09-03T13:40:32+00:00

08.27.2021

• USDA Announces Expanded Options For Crop Insurance For Specialty And Organic Crops
• EPA Sends RFS Volumes Proposal to OMB EPA | Says Volumes Proposal Designed to Get RFS ‘Back on Track
• Sign up for free online tax planning, land lease workshops
• Ag Marketing IQ brought to you by Is the wheat story over — or just beginning?
• Ag democrats flesh out priorities for $3.5T reconciliation
• Growth Energy CEO responds to rumors EPA plans to lower Renewable Volume Obligations
• Next Generation Fuels Act is re-introduced in the House
• Innovation, technology, and sustainability are crucial to the future of the cattle industry
• Economist says he expects less volatility in the cattle market in 2022
• Worried About Biden’s Tax Plan? Paul Neiffer Has Recommendations
• How to Manage On-Farm Stress in the Coming Busy Season
• New webinar: Future Directions: Exploring Farmers’ Climate-Smart Tools
• USDA projects record ag exports in FY 2022
• NAWG Welcomes Suspension of Vietnam Wheat Import Tarif
• Chlorpyrifos Post-Mortem Five Things Farmers Need to Know About EPA’s Ban on Chlorpyrifos
• Ethanol Inventory Continues to Fall EIA: Ethanol Output at 5-Month Low; Stocks Again Drawn Down
• Steal this idea: Keys to a good pre-harvest meeting
• Market charts show an upward trend still intact
• How will climate change impact agriculture?
• Additional livestock, dairy COVID pandemic assistance rolled out
• USDA updates guidance on Packers & Stockyards Act
• October 12 deadline set for updated CFAP 2, more assistance to come
• Growth Energy CEO responds to rumors EPA plans to lower Renewable Volume Obligations
• China’s “Phase One” trade commitments expire soon, then what?
• Same time, new city for 2022 Cattle Industry Convention
• Inflationary Pressures and Drought Jolt Farmers, While Unpredictable Grocery Supply Issues Persist
• Growers to Receive Surveys During First Weeks of September
• USDA’s NASS To Use Planet’s Basemaps To Support Their 2021 Growing Season Assessment
• USDA Issues "Wheat Outlook" Report
• USDA Issues "Feed Outlook" Report
• USDA Issues "Oil Crops Outlook" Report
• USDA Issues "Livestock, Dairy, And Poultry Outlook" Report

08.27.2021admin2021-08-27T09:49:22+00:00

08.19.2021 (Updated)

• New training academy for CLAAS big boost for Nebraska, area students
• 2021 Crop Tour results: Nebraska
• CFTC Charges Nebraska Commodity Pool Operator With Fraud
• Nebraska Cattlemen influences national policy
• 3 Big Things Today, August 18, 2021
• Farm Income, Loan Repayments Rise
• Higher fertilizer prices could be coming
• Biofuel groups file challenge to E15 court ruling
• It’s time to learn mandatory new lease accounting standards for 2022
• Management mistakes and the Schedule F can break the farm
• USDA exports – China, unknown buys soybeans
• The vital fertilizer that’s inspiring multibillion-dollar bets
• USDA funds may help cover costs for organic certification
• Ag Taxes: Senate Votes to Protect Farmers, Ranchers from Higher Capital Gains
• Tractor Sales In U.S. Up 14% For The Year, Combine Sales Up 13%
• Bayer Asks U.S. Supreme Court To Review Roundup Lawsuit Ruling
• Crop Progress Report 08.16.21 (PDF)
  
• Corn, Wheat Futures Surge Following Bullish USDA Production and WASDE Report Numbers
• Company Argues Appeals Court Erred in Only Roundup Case to Reach Trial
• Biden administration confirms it will boost food stamps by record amount
• La Niña weather pattern could return this winter
• Rural broadband a priority for ag committee
• USDA Releases "Season-Average Price Forecasts" Outlook Report
• Farm Credit System Reports On Its Young, Beginning And Small Farmer Lending Program
• U Of Illinois Economist On The Livestock Industry’s Response To Meatless Meat
• Shipments Of Plant-Based Proteins To Pizza Operators Up 56% In the Second Quarter

08.19.2021 (Updated)admin2021-08-20T12:25:05+00:00

08.11.2021

• Historic infrastructure bill clears full Senate
• Ag groups have mixed reactions to Senate passage of the infrastructure bill
• Democrats divvying up $135B in proposed ag, nutrition spending
• Vilsack comments on Bipartisan Infrastructure Investment & Jobs Act
• Hear It Here First: Vilsack Shares Details on Important ‘First Step’ for Infrastructure Bill
• Without ‘right to repair,’ businesses lose time and money
• Big boost for USDA in Senate budget proposal
• As globe warms, risk of agricultural drought rises, says climate report
• Farm Futures survey: 2022 profit outlook unchanged
• Legislators call for CFAP payments for swine growers
• Another blow to black, disadvantaged farmers
• Is it time to consider an LLC or Trust for your farmland?
• USDA exports – China buys soybeans, Mexico buys corn
• Senators question slow pace of pandemic payments to farmers
• USDA hosts roundtable on food waste solutions
• DTN Grain Close: Wheat Rises on Surging World Values; Soybeans Up on New Sales

08.11.2021admin2021-08-11T10:57:41+00:00