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New NCBA President: Cattle Producers Have Leverage
California Ag Today
Despite declining beef herd numbers in the United States, National Cattlemen’s Beef Association’s new President Todd Wilkinson says producers are in a good position in the market.
Baby Formula Tariffs in 2023 and Ethanol Production Margins Weaken
The Agribusiness Update
Baby formula imports will see tariffs again in 2023 when exemptions expire, and America's ethanol production margins weaken in late 2022.
Portland to Replace Diesel with Biofuels and USTR on Mexico Biotech Corn
The Agribusiness Update
Portland city council votes to phase out petroleum diesel with biofuels, and House members call on US Trade Representative Katherine Tai for help with Mexico and the biotech corn problems.
Cotton Forecast Rises and USTR on Corn Dispute with Mexico
The Agribusiness Update
U.S. cotton production is forecast to rise 2% from previous forecast, and House members call on USTR for help resolving dispute with Mexico over biotech corn.
Parts Shortage Leaves Ag Manufacturers Playing Catch-Up
California Ag Today
Ag manufacturers continue to struggle for parts to assemble their products. Dr. Kanlaya Barr is director of corporate economics with John Deere. She spoke at the recent Ag Outlook Forum in Kansas City and says maintaining steady production output… is like playing game.
Seeds for Bees Cover Crops and 4th of July Cookout Costs More
The Agribusiness Update
California farmers planting cover crops in Seeds for Bees program, and your 4th of July cookout is going to cost you more.
Feral Swine Damage Survey and 4th Cookout Costs More
The Agribusiness Update
The USDA's NASS is conducting Feral Swine Damage survey that covers producers in Alabama, Florida, Georgia and South Carolina, and your 4th of July cookout is going to cost more.
Cherry Outlook Pt 2
Fruit Grower Report
In spite of a colder and wetter spring, Northwest Cherry Growers president BJ Thurlby says the cherries should be very tasty this year.
Cherry Outlook Pt 1
Fruit Grower Report
In spite of a colder and wetter spring, Northwest Cherry Growers president BJ Thurlby says the cherries should be very tasty this year.
Dipping Our Toes in the 2023 Fertilizer Outlook
Southeast Regional Ag News
Cory Rosenbush with The Fertilizer Institute says farmers should prepare to endure a volatile fertilizer market for another year or so.
Ag Economic Outlook Red Flags
California Ag Today
The agricultural economic outlook for 2022 remains solid. Senior economist with the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City Cortney Cowley says while things look good on the surface, there will be things to watch out for this year.
Farmers Brace for Rising Fuel Spikes and Senators Call for Biofuels
The Agribusiness Update
Farmers around the country are bracing for spikes in fuel prices, and Iowa Senators Grassley and Ernst call on President to "unleash biofuels" NOW!
Farmers Brace for Rising Fuel Spikes and Senators Call for Biofuels
The Agribusiness Update
Farmers around the country are bracing for spikes in fuel prices, and Iowa Senators Grassley and Ernst call on President to "unleash biofuels" NOW!
Celebrate Georgia Ag Week and Senators Call for Biofuels
The Agribusiness Update
Georgia Department of Agriculture declares March 21-25 as Georgia Ag Week, and Iowa Senators Grassley and Ernst call on President to "unleash biofuels" NOW.
Race is On for $200 Billion in U.S. Ag Exports
Southeast Regional Ag News
The race is on to get to $200 billion in value annually for U.S. ag exports. We’re not there yet, but we did have a record year in 2021 setting the pace at $172.5 billion worth of ag exports. This year, the USDA is predicting $183.5 billion.
Grocery Food Prices Up in 2022 and American Ethanol Inventory Drops
The Agribusiness Update
Grocery store food prices up in 2021 and will continue in 2022, and American Ethanol inventory drops.
La Nina Back for Second Year and USDA $1.15-billion ReConnect Program
The Agribusiness Update
Farmers across the country prepare for second straight year of La Nina winters, and USDA makes $1.15-billion available for rural America and the ReConnect program.
Georgia National Fair a Big Hit and La Nina is Back for Winter
The Agribusiness Update
The Georgia National Fair was live and a big hit this month in Perry, and farmers prepare for second straight La Nina winter.
Apple Estimates for 2021 Pt 2
Fruit Grower Report
Washington State Tree Fruit Association president Jon DeVaney talks to us about this year's apple estimates that were hampered some by extreme heat and drought.
Apple Estimates for 2021 Pt 1
Fruit Grower Report
Washington State Tree Fruit Association president Jon DeVaney talks to us about this year's apple estimates that were hampered some by extreme heat and drought.