AgDay
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Vertical farms have sprung up all around the developed world since the first one was opened in Singapore in 2012. However, most still struggle with high energy use, putting their further expansion in question.
At our house, kindness is expected. It’s the floor, the standard, the basic cable package. The direction their life or careers go beyond that point is the pursuit of excellence.
Phase 2 is targeted to those who suffered losses in 2020 and 2021 but may not have received any payments under Phase 1. With Phase 2 underway, USDA said that the signup deadline for Phase 1 ERP will now be Dec. 16.
Grains lower w/extension of Black Sea Export Deal, risk off outside markets. Cattle mixed on report positioning. Hogs lower on exports, big slaughter. Michelle Rook w/Scott Varilek of Kooima Kooima Varilek.
From drought to supply chain issues, weed control proved to be a nightmare in some areas this year. One expert expects similar challenges in the new year, especially when it comes to herbicides in short supply.
U.S. import prices fell 0.2% from a month earlier in October, following a 1.1% decline the previous month.
In Nebraska farmers are partnering with local cow calf producers to help Flip their Soil.
Soybeans pressured by lower soybean oil and SA rains. Corn & wheat removed war premium, but corn held support w/ the largest single purchase of corn by Mexico. Michelle Rook w/ Alan Brugler, Brugler Marketing.
A panel commissioned by Congress urged the White House to review China’s trade practices and suspend normal trade ties if Beijing violated a 1999 agreement.
Harvest is nearing the finish line, but as corn continues to pile up, there are renewed concerns about what a possible rail strike could mean for the grain industry, as well as fertilizer needs this fall.