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There’s been recent developments in the U.S. farmland market, including policymakers’ concerns about foreign ownership of such assets.
2022 has been a historic year for grains. From weather and concerns about the war in Ukraine, grain prices remained elevated this year. But, some analysts think the tide is starting to change for 2023.
The combined measure includes an in the Pentagon’s budget, military personnel raises, Ukraine and Taiwan aid, as well as $1 billion to resupply the nation’s defense stockpile.
The first reports from gateways on both coasts suggest container imports turned sharply downward last month, the Wall Street Journal reports, while shipping executives say they are bracing . . .
Stink bugs are best known for their stench when squashed. However, the insect is gaining more notoriety in the Midwest for another reason — their love of soybeans.
NCGA and presidents of 23 state grower organizations are adding their voices to a growing list who want the Biden administration to deal with Mexico’s coming ban (starting in 2025) on imports of GMO corn.
Inflation and interest didn’t stop Iowa farmland values from reaching their all-time high in 2022. However, the higher interest rates don’t typically affect the land market values for one to two years.
Now you have a laundry list of inputs you can apply in furrow on your farm. What do you normally do?
AgDay TV Markets Now: Jim McCormick of AgMarket.Net joins AgDay TV’s Michelle Rook with a summary of how the risk off day in outside markets hit the beans, but corn and wheat were able to rally.
A risk off day in the outside markets, including DOW, weighs on livestock and soybeans. Wheat put in weather premium and pulled corn higher in the process. Jim McCormick of AgMarket.Net has details.