AgDay
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Excess fertility on purchased land can be deducted. However, the amount may not agree to what an agronomist might indicate.
In drought areas of the western and southern Corn Belt, cash basis is on fire, which has created strong prices for farmers at harvest due to the short crop. It’s a stark contrast to the east.
EPA approved a second phase of ethanol studies in E30 as the agency weighs its 2023 biofuel blending targets ahead of the Nov. 16 deadline. Jon Doggett, NCGA president, shares his team’s predictions for ethanol in 2023.
Grains ended mixed with a lower dollar and higher energies providing support. Livestock mostly higher with strong cash but traded within recent highs. Michelle Rook talks to Bryan Doherty, Total Farm Marketing.
Grains mixed watching the outside markets, especially the sharply lower dollar. Cattle and hogs mostly higher pushed by strong cash. Michelle Rook gets analysis from Mark Schultz of Northstar Commodity.
U.S. officials are bracing for another potential oil price surge in December, if a European embargo on Russian oil goes into effect and the Saudis refuse to increase production to make up for the drop in oil supply.
Soybeans higher on fund buying and the lower dollar, corn following wheat lower w/rains in HRW areas. Cattle and hogs two-sided amid strong cash. @michellerookag with @TommPfitz
Agriculture isn’t out of the woods regarding rail transportation issues as new demands are being made by at least one union.
The Party Congress is over in China and key officials have been selected, including leader Xi Jinping. He received an unprecedented five-year term for the third time. What will this mean for U.S. agriculture?
Nikki Fried, Florida commissioner of ag, says the preliminary assessment is a “first step” in trying to get federal disaster aid for affected producers.