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Newton: Working Up The Farm Bill Will Be Challenging
Newton: Working Up The Farm Bill Will Be Challenging
Newton: Working Up The Farm Bill Will Be Challenging
A tough budget environment and expected falling crop prices will make it even more challenging to write the next Farm Bill.  Senate Ag Republican Chief Economist John Newton said producers are facing soaring input costs, an unrealistic farm safety net and gloomy Congressional Budget Office crop projections.   “...
USDA March Estimates Show Minor Changes
USDA March Estimates Show Minor Changes
USDA March Estimates Show Minor Changes
USDA’s March crop production reports and supply and demand estimates showed minor changes this week.  The U.S. orange production forecast rose slightly month over month, yet will still be down 25% year over year.    Turning to domestic commodity balance sheets, an upward adjustment in ending stocks for corn led to a decrease of 10 cents to the season ending average price, now at $6.60 a bushel. 
Planting Acres Expected To Increase This Year, Says USDA
Planting Acres Expected To Increase This Year, Says USDA
Planting Acres Expected To Increase This Year, Says USDA
USDA analysts are projecting the producers will, this season, plant a combined 228-million-acres to corn soybeans and wheat, which would be the largest in nine years, up about 3% from 2022.  USDA economist Andy Sowell told the USDA's Outlook forum last week that growers will have plenty of incentive to produce this year.   “...
USDA: 2022 A Big Year For Ag Exports
USDA: 2022 A Big Year For Ag Exports
USDA: 2022 A Big Year For Ag Exports
The USDA is out with the final Ag trade numbers from December, closing the books on 2022.  USDA’s Bart Kenner said December was a record December for exports $17 billion worth of sales.  He said that puts calendar year 2022 export sales at a record high $196 billion beating 2021's record by $20 billion, but he noted, “most of the gains in exports came from unit value increases from higher prices a
China Continues To Purchase American Products
China Continues To Purchase American Products
China Continues To Purchase American Products
It was January 15th, 2020 when the U.S. and China signed the Phase One Trade agreement, which the Trump Administration said tore down major market barriers for American food and Ag exports.  The long-term hope was China would committee to buying even larger amounts of U.S. produc...
Idaho Cash Receipts Expected To Be Higher Than National Average
Idaho Cash Receipts Expected To Be Higher Than National Average
Idaho Cash Receipts Expected To Be Higher Than National Average
Total U.S. farm cash receipts are forecast to increase 24% in 2022 compared with 2021.  But total farm production expenses are also expected to be way up this year compared with last year.  Sean Ellis with the Idaho Farm Bureau Federation said the picture is a rosier in the Gem State.   “Idaho far...
USDA: Farmers Continue To See Strong Prices
USDA: Farmers Continue To See Strong Prices
USDA: Farmers Continue To See Strong Prices
In its report for ag prices during the month of November, the USDA said the plusses outweighed the minuses.  Resulting in the prices received index going up 4.5%, and jumping 23% when compared to November 2021.  The index of prices paid by farmers to do business showing no increase at all in November that index still 11% higher than a year ago.   When it co...

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