AG NEWS

• Calif. gearing up for sustainable cannabis study

• California Assembly announces leadership change for 2023
• Bill would impose water tax on exported crops
• USDA Previews Crop And Revenue Loss Assistance For Ag Producers 
• Senate Ag Committee pledges to support rural America in farm bill
• 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
• Geopolitical turmoil pushes grain prices higher
• CIBO launches impact platform for regenerative agriculture
• Farmers keeping close eye on interest rates
• Climate-smart farming gets financial boost

• November WASDE Report
• Fewer old hands on House ag panel to write new farm bill
• Ag and Election Outcomes If House Flips, Maybe So Do Farm Bill Prospects
• Ag Policy Blog GOP Closer to Winning House, But Senate Control Will Have to Wait
• How cash markets are influencing futures prices
• Changing debt goals
• Ag Lender Survey: Interest Rate Volatility a Top Concern
• Tractors Of The Year Announced At EIMA
• USDA Releases Map Showing SNAP Benefit Uses By State
• 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
• 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
• 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
• Bill Aims to Help Boost Market Access for U.S. Farmers

• CDFA Announces Awards for $5 Million for the Beginning Farmer and Farmworker Training and Workforce Development Grant Program
• Walnut Bargaining Association Recommends Minimum Grower Price
• Crop Progress Report Oct. 17, 2022
• Sort and Cull | Is the Cattle Market Ready to Trade Higher?
• Celebrating America’s Farmers & the Policies that Protect Them
• Futures could rally if…
• What size operation do you need to own a spreader?
• Growing number of farms shift to land rollers
• Harvest yields trial data for next season
• Op-Ed: In-Depth Analysis Of FTC Suing Corteva And Syngenta, The Implications
• Farm Equipment Magazine Lists The 10 Companies Paving The Way For Precision Ag
• World’s Largest Crop Protection Companies Ranked
• Todd’s Take | Keep Raising Interest Rates? The Problems With the Volcker Cure in 2022
• DTN Virtual Ag Summit to Focus on Strategies to Conquer the Chaos, Build Endurance
• Are you ready to respond to post-drought cattle market?
• AFBF unveils 2023 Farm Bill priorities
• “The most successful thing we’ve done in agriculture”
• Food Costs Up 11.2% Over Past Year, While Mississippi Water Level Worries Persist, and Russia Concerned About Black Sea Export Deal

• Prop 12 backers defend case ahead of SCOTUS arguments
• How Prop 12 Could Impact Crop And Livestock Producers
• 8 Things To Know About The FTC Suing Syngenta And Corteva
• Mexico’s Threatened Ban on GM Corn Might Temper Feed Prices, but at a Heavy Cost
• Expert: ADM Manipulated Ethanol Market | Archer Daniels Midland Fights to Exclude Expert Testimony in Ethanol Market Manipulation Case
• FarmFutures | What’s your definition of a successful farm?
• Jerry Gulke: What We Don’t Want to See in Wednesday’s USDA Report
• U.S. Farm Sector Balance Sheet Markedly Improved Over 2020
• Drought Monitor Weekly
• Rail Labor Union: Strike Option Still on Table

• World Agricultural Robotics Expo to Launch Oct. 18 in Fresno
• Since 1993, Farming Has Suffered in Central Valley
• Group’s grape research sparks interest, innovation
• Crop Progress Report 09.26.2022
• USDA Announces Major Actions To Spur Competition, Protect Producers And Reduce Costs
• View From the Cab | Farmers Prepare for Harvest, Wheat Planting as Fed Raises Rates
• Align everyday operations with the future
• Farm economy holding strong, but near-term risks remain high
• Weekly Grain Movement: Corn and soybeans miss the mark
• Farmers fight Fed headlines
• 2 new ways to think about next-gen farmers
• White House actions target livestock concentration
• Time ticking for EPA to rule on seed treatment approvals
• EPA withdraws interim registration, but glyphosate remains in use
• Trump-era Endangered Species Act regulations reinstated
• Corn and soybean Harvest Behind Five-Year Average
• Corn and soybeans close at two-week low | Monday, September 26, 2022
• Economist sees direct and indirect farmer impacts following rate hike
• Cattle placements slightly above year ago levels
• Farm economy holding strong, but near-term risks remain high
• Ag Trade: Russia Wheat Harvest Could Reach Record, but Exports Stymied; Ukraine Begins Corn Harvest
• USDA Releases Food Price Outlook
• USDA Releases Report Showing Insured Acreages For Fruit And Nut Spec
• USDA:. Farm Sector Profits Forecast To Reach Near-Record Highs In 2022
• Mann: Strengthening crop insurance is vital to the farm safety net
• Ag Consultant Lists Top Five Risks To Farming Operations
• EPA Withdraws From Roundup Court Battle
• The Where and When of Drought During 2022’s Growing Season
• Is $8 corn high enough for you to sell?
• Top 5 farm safety tips revealed
• Last Week in Agribusiness
• Scientists fight powdery mildew with genetics
• Seven More Crop-Laden Ships Leave Ukrainian Ports on Sunday
• Soaring input costs are accelerating ag tech adoption, McKinsey survey finds
• Cattle placements slightly above year ago levels
• Economist sees direct and indirect farmer impacts following rate hike
• Supply chain slowly returning to balance
• Washington Week Ahead: White House set to unveil national food strategy
• Weekly Cotton Market Review – USDA
• Global Markets: Wheat – EU Exports Expand but Constrained by Strong Competition
• Crop Insurance: The Case for a New Product – Yield Protection with Harvest Price Option

• Survey Suggests Much Higher California Mandarin Crop Yield this Season
• California Navel Orange Production Forecast Up 19%
• Harnessing the Power of Natural Volatile Compounds in Grapevines that Thwart Sharpshooters
• Black Sea woes push wheat higher
• Ethanol Diesel Nudges Closer to Market
• Tweaks to farm bill conservation programs requested
• Increasingly, ‘farm’ and ‘rural’ are not synonymous
• Ag reps testify on value of conservation programs
• CoBank, University of Missouri Report: “The Importance of Off-Farm Income to the Agricultural Economy”
• Big Brother: Secret Government Surveillance Camera Deepens Private Property Lawsuit
• Webinar: A Farmer’s Guide to Carbon Contracts – Sept. 28
• The Export Sales Data Snafu – How Did It Affect Markets?
• Putin Threatens to Pull Out of Ukrainian Grain Shipping Agreement
• Nat’l Cattlemen’s Beef Assn Extremely Disappointed With White House Biotechnology Executive Order
• USDA Reports Labor Required By Crop And Livestock Operations
• New Report From Field To Market Signals Growth In Climate Action Across Agriculture Value Chain
• USDA Issues Feed Outlook Report:
• Crop Progress Report .09.20.2022 (PDF)
• This USDA report sparked more questions than answers
• Fewer youth farm injuries, death rate same
• Technology will preserve irrigated acreage
• Time is now to close ag connectivity gap
• House GOP members look to shield ag from SEC rule
• The Export Sales Data Snafu – How Did It Affect Markets?
• Rural Mainstreet Economic Index Falls Below Growth Neutral
• USDA Issues Report Showing: Food Insecurity Rates By State

• California drought raises red flags for agriculture
• Biden says tentative railway labor agreement reached, averting strike
• September 2022 WASDE Report (PDF)
• Farmers Praise Crop Insurance at Field Hearings
• Citing Demand, USDA More Than Triples Funds for Climate-Smart Pilot Program
• Ag Interest Rate Snapshot
• Russia is Weaponizing Fertilizer
• For once, USDA ‘tells it like it is’
• What will be the next market-moving news?
• Farmer asks legislators to support right to repair
• The dangers of unearned net worth
• Topsoil protection should be stressed in the next farm bill, U.S. House Ag panel told
• Vilsack announces expanded Climate Smart Commodities package
• New hay mowers on the market
• Margin Protection Revenue and Cost Components
• Farm income, at record high, to moderate through 2027 — FAPRI
• Most Wholesale Nitrogen Fertilizer Prices Rise in August on Wave of Production Curtailments at European Plants
• Utility Tractors Carry Equipment Sales | 100-Horsepower Tractors, Combines Continue to Show Positive Monthly Sales Gains
• Biden announces executive order on bioeconomy
• Agriculture braces for another round of supply chain disruptions if railways, ports strike
• US inflation slows for 2nd month but remains stubbornly high
• Food costs surge again, offsetting gas price drop
• Biden order aims to boost biotech
• USDA to Triple Investment in Climate-Friendly Farming

• Using Hyperspectral Imaging to Detect Grapevine Water Stress
• CDFA to Continue Surveying After Heat Wave Passes
• GrapeGrower.org | Video | Stories of Real California Growers
• USDA California Walnut Nursery Sales Report Reveals Steady Decline
• The Fed Fights Inflation, Courts Recession
• Next generation offers business insights
• Farm finances show glimmer of hope
• How does your farm adapt and change?
• 8 tips for running a farm or side business
• Ag negotiator nominee favorably reported out of committee
• USDA export sales report resumption expected Sept. 15
• CHIPS for America program to benefit ag, rural communities
• Thompson sees timeline for authorizing the next farm bill, extension ‘not an option’
• Russia Questions Black Sea Export Deal- Implying West Not Fulfilling Obligations to Facilitate Moscow’s Exports
• Agri-Pulse Reports Top Ag Organizations’ CEO Compensation
• September Farm Sector Income Forecast
• USDA | Household Food Insecurity In 2021 Unchanged From 2020–10%
• Crop Progress Report 09.06.2022 (PDF)
• Allowing New Base Acres for Current Program Commodities
• Farm finances show glimmer of hope
• Markets turn corner into fall
• How does your farm adapt and change?
• Next generation offers business insights
• ‘Feast or famine’ yields will depend on rainfall
• Thompson sees timeline for authorizing the next farm bill, extension ‘not an option’
• Vilsack, Duckworth discuss clean-energy future with corn-based ethanol
• Thirteen Ships Sail From Ukraine, Biggest Grain Convoy Yet, While Australia Wheat Production Climbs
• Farmers Report Carbon Payments They Are Receiving In Purdue/CME Ag Economy Barometer
• U.S. Ag Research Investment Falls Behind Globally, China Is Spending 2X
• U.S. Trade Representative Will Keep China Tariffs In Place
• Farmers Report They Will Plant 94 Million Acres Of Corn Next Year, 5% Increase Over 2022 In Farm Futures Survey

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