Ag News

01.04.2023

• 2023 Nebraska Crop Production Budgets — Higher Costs and Risks
• Farm bill year begins
• Purdue/CME Ag Economy Barometer Shows Farmer Sentiment Rebounds At Year End
• Jerry Gulke: 2022 Was a Year for the Ages, What Awaits in 2023?
• PFAS Contamination and USDA’s Lack of Engagement
• Green Plains Ethanol Lawsuit Tossed Federal Court Rules Green Plains Unable to Re-File Ethanol Market Claims
• Strong 2022 profits lift farmer sentiment
• Watch for 3 traps when setting 2023 goals
• What’s in store in ag markets for 2023?
• Make an estate plan checkup a New Year’s resolution
• Grains ring in the New Year with steep losses
• Biden administration defines upstream reach of clean water laws
• Protect against potential fuel disruptions
• Global Food Crisis: Russia’s War With Ukraine “Contributing to Widespread Starvation,” and “Injects Volatility Into Grain Futures”
• Top 10 Stories of 2022: Young Farmer Makes History, Uses Video Games and YouTube to Buy $1.8M Farm
• 4 Ag Policy Issues to Watch in 2023
• House Speaker Vote Could Extend into Coming Months
• Ag Stock Index Significantly Outperforms General Market In 2022
• AgWeb.com Reports Its Top Five Read Stories In 2022
• Top Five Ag Law Issues In 2022
• Agri-Pulse Lists Top Ag Policy Stories In 2022

01.04.2023admin2023-01-04T17:02:04+00:00

12.29.2022

• 2023 Weather Outlook | AgFax
• What’s in it for Ag in the New Spending Bill?
• Production Costs in Focus
• Russian Plan for Easy Conquest Riled 2022 Grain Markets
• Ag Weather Forum Break in La Nina, Stronger Polar Vortex Leading to Warmer January
• Average Retail Prices for All Eight Fertilizers Now Lower
• Argentina’s soy sales near 80% of harvest, lag previous year
• What investors watch out for in emerging markets in 2023
• FAS: U.S. Beef Exports to East Asia in 2022, Again on Record Pace
• AgDay TV Markets Now: Chip Nellinger Discusses Price Projections with Soybeans Above $15 and How Much Farmers Should Sell?
• Court OKs agreement that EPA complete species evaluations for four pesticides
• 25 Questions to Ask Your Farm Employees in 2023
• The Scoop Magazine Lists Its Top Stories In 2022
• Consumer Focus Groups Show How They Really Feel About Ethanol
• USDA Releases Food Price Outlook
• Agriculture’s Share Of Total U.S. Export Value Climbed To A New High
• Omnibus spending bill didn’t leave ag out
• What’s in it for Ag in the New Spending Bill?
• Inflation casts shadow over markets
• Top 10 Ag Stories of 2022: No. 3 Fertilizer, Ag Chemicals, Fuel All Saw Price Hikes on Supply Concerns in 2022
• Neeley’s Favorite Story of 2022
• Build drought-resistant soil via boom-bust grazing
• FAS: U.S. Beef Exports to East Asia in 2022, Again on Record Pace
• STB approves new small-scale rate dispute mechanisms
• Evaluate new haying tools found at farm shows
• USDA Reports The Number Of H-2A Farm Seasonal Workers
• USDA Releases Food Price Outlook
• USDA Report Shows Price Increases By Food Type
• Agriculture’s Share Of Total U.S. Export Value Climbed To A New High

12.29.2022admin2022-12-29T14:19:01+00:00

12.21.2022

• Weather Update: Coldest Christmas in Decades?
• Ag Equipment Intelligence Releases “Book Of Lists: 25 Unique Resources”
• USDA Releases Report Showing Production, Net Margin, Use Of Crop Insurance By Farm Types
• USDA Releases Feed Outlook:
• USDA Releases Livestock, Dairy, And Poultry Outlook:
• What will 2023 hold for the agricultural industry? Agro-Informatics trends transforming the industry in 2023
• Big Year for Ag in Supreme Court Cases on Prop 12, Clean Water Act, Roundup
• Payne’s Favorite Story of 2022 Young Farmer Taps Resiliency During First Harvest Despite Loss of Father
• Ag Interest Rate Snapshot
• Machinery Shortages Continued in 2022
• Does procrastination hinder your marketing strategy?
• Ag groups must join the table to shape climate programs
• Extreme cold could wipe out portions of U.S. winter wheat crop
• Consultant says don’t jump the gun on pricing 2024 grain
• USDA lowers expected corn exports, raises ending stocks for 2022-23
• Appeals court decides to rehear FIFRA Roundup case
• Invest in Your Farm’s Reputation with Social Media
• From Forces Of Nature to Inflation, Stressors Have An Outsized Impact On Farmers, Families
• Senators Propose Eliminating Tax Liability for IRA Assistance for Distressed Farmers

 

12.21.2022admin2022-12-21T13:20:20+00:00

12.14.2022

• 2023 Nebraska Crop Production Budgets — Higher Costs and Risks
• CoBank Releases 2023 Year Ahead Report, Shows Forces That Will Shape The U.S. Rural Economy
• USDA Fights to Keep Wetland Reg in Place Although Not Approved by Congress
• Renewable Diesel Starved for Feedstocks
• Why you need a marketing plan that includes options
• Vilsack announces new Climate-Smart Commodities program funding
• Overall tractor sales down, large equipment market remains ‘strong’ in November
• What is your word worth in estate planning?
• Supermarket prices continue rise, though meat prices ease
• Former Ag Chairmen Talk About Challenges Heading Into 2023 Farm Bill
• Black Sea, Wheat Exports in Focus; USDA Climate-Smart Commodities Funding; Farm Bill News
• Soy takes heavy hit on surging Chinese COVID cases, South American rains
• ‘Fair and equal’ farm transition almost bankrupts a 5th generation family farm
• Winding path leads to debt relief for USDA borrowers
• Dutch buying out farmers to cut production
• Bipartisan group of lawmakers push to restrict foreign ownership of Missouri farmland
• Fuel expected to remain volatile in 2023
• December WASDE Report (PDF)
• December USDA WASDE Report Holds Little Excitement for Traders, With Few Surprises
• Our Rural Roots | Make Time a Priority This Season
• Policy experts discuss chances of new farm bill
• Free report rounds up latest farm tools, technology
• USDA: U.S. corn being priced out of export markets
• NCBA wants emphasis on risk management programs in the next farm bill
• Senator is optimistic about passing farm workforce modernization law
• Thompson elected Chairman of the House Committee on Agriculture
• Marshall warns against farm bill ‘rush’
• Out-of-Country Farmland Investors: Here’s What The Numbers Show
• Crop Insurance is Necessary Protection
• Mexico Delays Ban On GMO Corn Imports To 2025, Other Changes May Be Coming
• Latest Report On Ag Economy And The Farm Credit System

12.14.2022admin2022-12-14T21:58:12+00:00

12.07.2022

• California Almonds: Management Practices for Improved Water Capture
• Prop 12 enforcement will wait in California for Supreme Court ruling
• Ag Research and the Next Farm Bill US Falling Behind in Ag Research With Heavy Demands on Science
• New Report Shows Rural Veterinary Shortages Create Risks For U.S. Food System
• CropLife Magazine Lists 100 Largest Ag Retailers, 38% Sales Increase Over 2021
• Cattle Contract Library Rule Finalized Producers Could See More Price Transparency in USDA Cattle Contract Library Pilot Project
• 2023 crop demands your attention
• A future in ancient grains
• USDA releases final rule for Cattle Contract Library
• Farm Bureau evaluates specialty crop limitations in farm bill
• Ag researchers call for funding improvements
• Transportation struggles expected to impact farmer profitability
• Kansas City Fed: Farm Real Estate Debt Climbs, But Farm Finances Strong
• Amid “Extraordinary Uncertainty” and “Precarious” Geopolitical Conditions, Commodity Price Moves Are Slow to Translate Into Lower Food Costs
• Why Did EPA Use Old Data on Renewable Diesel Ahead of RFS Announcement?
• U.S. Farm Sector Capital Expenditures
• USDA Study Shows Types Of Cover Crops Used On Major Crop Acreages
• Higher Cattle Prices Don’t Guarantee Profitability
• Our Rural Roots Ten Words To Live By
• Hedge fuel needs, on paper or in tank
• Give interest rates a close look this winter
• Recession fears spur wheat cuts
• Soy rises as China scales back COVID restrictions
• Tax management: Maximizing tax brackets
• 2022 Farm Sector Income Forecast, December
• Jerry Gulke: Did EPA Give Us a Grain Price Wake-Up Call?
• Citing Cancer Moonshot effort, USDA rolls out new nutrition initiative
• Washington Week Ahead: Recommendations for FDA overhaul due for release
• U.S. Senator Pushes Auto Makers To Keep AM Radio In Electric Vehicles
• U.S./EU Spark a Trade Spat Over Limitations in the Inflation Reduction Act
• Thompson on Cotton: Anxiously Awaiting the Monthly WASDE Report

12.07.2022admin2022-12-07T11:18:32+00:00

12.01.2022

• Nebraska Senator Fischer: Mexico’s Ban On White Corn Is Wrong
• Deere Tells Investors It Expects Total Autonomy For Corn And Soybean Crops
• Federal Reserve: Observations on the Ag Economy- November 2022
• House Votes to Prevent Rail Strike House Passes Language to Block a National Rail Workers Strike
• McDonald’s: Companies Fixed Pork Prices McDonald’s Targets Food Companies, Alleges Pork Price-Fixing Conspiracy
• Take control of your farm’s marketing destiny
• Senate moves on E15 uncertainty
• Groups share bipartisan principles for 2023 Farm Bill
• Removing China’s Domestic Price Trade Barriers: How Would it Impact Ag?
• Farmworker wages up 7% from last year, according to USDA Farm Labor Survey
• USDA To Hold Webinar On Key Farm Data
• 3 Big Things Today, November 29, 2022
• As Rail Strike Looms, Pres. Biden Calls on Congress to Act, While U.S. Threatens Legal Action on Mexico’s Planned Import Ban of U.S. GMO Corn
• President Biden, Business and Ag Groups Call on Congress to Intervene to Stop Rail Strike
• It’s time to set farm goals for 2023
• Rally targets for 2023
• Farmland values gallop higher despite interest rate increases
• Farmers’ Share of Food Dollar Hits Historic Low
• Reflections on 2022, plans for 2023
• USDA Releases Map Showing Where Organically Raised Food Is Produced
• USDA Releases Food Price Outlook
• Washington Week Ahead: Lawmakers face budget deadline, grocery merger gets focus
  
• 4 Year-End Tax Tips for Farmers from Paul Neiffer
• Farmer Year-End Review – 1
  
• Expectation vs. Reality – Export Edition
• Turning to autonomy
• Rising Cost of Credit Impacting Farmers
• Deere forecasts strong equipment demand continuing into 2023
• Drones in Agriculture Research Propels Multistate Award
• 5 Eye-Popping Farmland Sales from 5 States
• Mexico’s President Says Country May Allow Imports Of U.S. Yellow Corn For Livestock
• KC Fed Reports Farm Income And Credit Conditions Remain Strong, Interest Rates Up Sharply

12.01.2022admin2022-12-01T12:58:11+00:00

11.22.2022

• Farm Bill Passage, “About to Get Much Harder”
• Ag Sec’y Vilsack Announces USDA’s Top Priorities
• USDA previews crop and revenue loss assistance for agricultural producers
• November 21, 2022 Crop Progress Report (PDF)
• 4 Rail Unions Vote Not to Ratify Rail Contract; Now What Happens?
• No Basis to Be Bearish for Corn, Soybean Prices
• How to use 2022 as a springboard to 2023
• A Chinese COVID surge stunts soy, corn prices
• Farmland to normalize in 2023 as fed raises rates
• Jerry Gulke: Are We Due for a Thanksgiving Trend Change for the Grain Markets?
• 4 Keys to Building Land Lease Relationships that Last
• Most Bank CEOs Expect Farmland Prices to Decline
• USDA Releases Cost-of-Production Forecast
• USDA Nov. 1 Cattle on Feed Report
• Vilsack expecting outsized role for agriculture at 2023 climate conference
• Succession Strategies
• Manage the basis to maximize cash price
• Divided Congress leaves 2023 Farm Bill picture unclear
• Taking inputs further
• Building resiliency in the agriculture community
• Black Sea Export Deal Extended For Another 120 Days
• USDA Announces Phase 2 of ERP Along With New Aid Opportunities
• With Midterm Elections Nearly in the Rearview, Leadership Roles Prepare to Change Hands
• Rural Bankers Share Predictions on Farmland Values, Recession and the Economy
• Ag and Oil Industries Get Methane Makeover to Reach New Emissions Goal by 2030
• Grain Farm Income Projections for 2022 and 2023
• Cargill’s CEO Expects Food Prices To Drop in 2023

11.22.2022admin2022-11-22T13:14:10+00:00

11.16.2022

• USDA Previews Crop And Revenue Loss Assistance For Ag Producers 
• Senate Ag Committee pledges to support rural America in farm bill
• USDA Reports 93% Of Corn, 96% Of Soybeans Have Been Harvested 11-15-2022
• WASDE Recap for November 2022: No News is Just No News
• Steel shortage continues
• A Late Chance at Disaster or Pandemic Aid for Producers Who Fell Through the Cracks
• Biodiesel Pushes for Multi-Year RFS Biomass-Based Diesel Industry Sights on Goal of Producing 6 Billion Gallons
• Congress asked to reaffirm pesticide preemption
• Inflation news quakes grain markets
• Corn drifts lower on optimism for Black Sea shipping availability
• Geopolitical turmoil pushes grain prices higher
• CIBO launches impact platform for regenerative agriculture
• Farmers keeping close eye on interest rates
• Thompson on Cotton: Where to from here?

11.16.2022admin2022-11-16T11:24:37+00:00

11.09.2022

• 3 Big Things Today, November 9, 2022
• U Of Nebraska Breaks Ground On One-Of-A-Kind Feedlot Innovation Center
• Interest Rates in Focus, Ukraine Grain Exports, and Rail Strike Concerns
• Lenders expect farm profitability to decline
• The Next Cliff on Minds of Ag Bankers Five Messages for Farmers and Bankers Going Into Next Year
• Four Ownership Conversations You Need to Have With Heirs
• Farming’s Miraculous Past and Challenging Future
• Legal Battles Over a Farm Store Farmers Fight City Over Right to Operate Farm Store on Their Own Land
• Ag census data collection underway
• Is it too early to start marketing next year’s crop?
• Improved wheat ratings chip away gains
• Corn ends day down 9¢ | Wheat dow 17¢ | Tuesday, November 8, 2022
• Transportation snags impacting grain movement this fall and it could continue into spring
• U.S. Farm Sector Financial Performance
• Are Rising Energy Costs The End For Vertical Farms?
• NASDA’s Ted McKinney: Mexico Can’t Afford To Ban U.S. GMO Corn
• November 7, 2022 Crop Progress Report (PDF)
• Results From Ag Lender Survey Released, Interest Rate Volatility Is Top Concern In 2023
• 2022 Net Farm Income Forecast To Be Third Highest On Record
• USDA Reports Preview USDA’s November WASDE May Note Demand Concerns
• USDA Crop Progress Report: 13% of Corn, 6% of Soybeans Left to Harvest
• Three fundamentals to watch now
• Diesel demand drives prices higher
• How do you solve the farm’s toughest problems?
• Midterms are likely to scorch Biden climate agenda for agriculture
• Transportation snags impacting grain movement this fall and it could continue into spring
• As Hearings for the Farm Bill Ratchet Up, You can Do 3 Things to Help Agriculture
• Vilsack heads to climate conference

11.09.2022admin2022-11-09T17:56:26+00:00

Average Farmland Sale Prices Per Acre

Average Farmland Sale Prices Per Acreadmin2022-11-02T10:08:24+00:00