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AgWeb is counting down the top 10 stories of the year. At No. 1, with one foot in the crop rows and another in gaming, Grant Hilbert operates two YouTube channels and is releasing a video game aimed at Midwest ag.
Another day of commodity wide selling and fund liquidation in grain and livestock futures. It’s being driven partly by recession and economic concerns and China COVID cases. Darin Newsome with Barchart has details.
Grains open mostly lower with more fund liquidation, economic and China COVID concerns, will chart support areas hold? Cattle see profit taking and hogs more technical selling. Rich Nelson of Allendale has details.
ERP Phase Two is likely to be announced by USDA in coming weeks, according to Jim Wiesemeyer. In a farm bill year, he says there might be more opportunities to capture additional profit.
There are ways to pull back on fertilizer effectively -- up to a point. Join Ferrie for the Winter Corn & Soybean College this Thursday, Jan. 5. Get practical answers to your questions during this live event.
Ukraine’s efforts to increase exports under the Black Sea grain deal with Russia are currently focused on securing faster inspections of ships rather than including more ports in the initiative.
AgDay TV’s Markets Now: Bryan Doherty of Total Farm Marketing talks about the follow through technical selling in the grains on Wednesday and if there is more pressure ahead. Plus he’s bullish cattle!
Grains were lower on follow through technical selling, lower crude oil, economic concerns & China COVID cases. Cattle saw a corrective bounce helped by corn. Bryan Doherty of Total Farm Marketing has details.
From artificial intelligence and changes in energy, to the increasingly unpredictable conflict in Ukraine, John Phipps thinks 2023 will be déjà vu for many.
“The goal is to gather data and best practices to deploy the sites to farms across the country, widening the scope of land for solar developers and providing farmers with another revenue stream,” the program manager says