04/19/2024 SOURCE: www.dtnpf.com
Input prices and the value of the dollar have changed in the past few years since COVID arrived. A little math may help regain some perspective on new-crop corn prices in 2024.
Getting Perspective on 2024 New-Crop Corn Prices
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03/26/2024 SOURCE: www.dtnpf.com
With mild weather across much of the Corn Belt this winter, farmers are considering their fertilizer options this spring with more time for fieldwork. Drier field conditions could lead to less fertilizer loss. Extension specialists want farmers to take the extra time to test their soils to see what nutrient levels are at right now.
Farmers Consider Fertilizer Decisions with Mild Weather, Early Spring
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03/20/2024 SOURCE: www.dtnpf.com
average percent change in U.S. soybean planted area from the March intentions to June acreage report, the June acreage to the final production figure, and also the March intentions to the final number for the top 18 producing states and the U.S.
Average Soybean Planted Area Changes
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02/14/2024 SOURCE: www.dtnpf.com
Percent change between the USDA Ag Outlook projections for corn and the final estimates for food-seed-industrial usage (FSI), feed utilization, planted area and yield vs. the percent differences for exports and average farm price.
USDA Ag Outlook Projections for Corn
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Topics: Corn/Maize, Soybeans, Water,
Watch Corn and Soybean Crops Now for Stresses Later
Those cool temperatures that slowed crop growth may have set the crop up for later problems. It's a good time to start scouting.
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Texas Farmer Battles Against Sprawling Cities Over Right to Farm
State lawmakers in Texas are paying closer attention to the right to farm following a farmer's battles against cities that see farming as a nuisance to their growth and development plans.
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Randy Krotz
Topics: USDA, Vertical Farming,
Small, Young and Urban Farmers Don't Know Where to Turn at USDA
While USDA has started to set up some pilot urban farming programs in cities around the country, a visit to a couple of farmers' markets in Richmond, Virginia, found a mix of full-time urban farmers who wouldn't know where to start when it comes to signing up for a USDA program. Some groups are pushing for more support for urban agriculture in the next farm bill.
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Silicon Valley Bank and Its Impact on Food-Tech Startups
The combination of wealth from high-tech firms and creative thinking on the West Coast has led San Francisco and Silicon Valley to be a center for companies focused on new ideas in food such as plant-based and cell-based production and addressing problems such as food waste. SVB frequently spotlighted investments in alternative proteins and vertical farming companies in its internal analysis in recent years.
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'Farmer Wants a Wife' Aims to Help Farmers Find Love, Showcase Life on the Farm
A show premiering on Fox this Wednesday evening is giving several farmers a chance to meet their potential spouses while also showcasing life on the farm.
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Topics: Corn/Maize, GMO's, Trade (Commodities), USDA, Ag North America,
USTR Seeks Formal Consultation Meeting on GMO Corn Dispute With Mexico
The U.S. Trade Representative has asked for a formal meeting with Mexican authorities to discuss the country's plans to ban genetically engineered corn from human consumption.
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