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Headline News
09/25
The U.S. corn and soybean harvests continued to run slightly ahead of the average pace last week, according to USDA NASS' weekly Crop Progress report released Monday.
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09/24
Time to switch combine heads? DTN's View From the Cab farmers talk about why soybeans often get harvest priority, the lingering drought and plans to soil test this fall.
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09/24
Fall is officially here, and with that we turn attention to fiscal years, grain reports and harvest news for the week of Sept. 24.
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09/22
A judge for the U.S. Court of International Trade this week ruled the International Trade Commission (ITC) did not factor in all the reasons phosphorus imports increased when the ITC placed a 19.97% countervailing duty on Moroccan phosphate.
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09/22
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif., twice this week watched a vote fail to advance the debate on the annual Defense spending bill. Thursday, a handful of conservatives voted with Democrats leading to a 212-216 vote to reject the debate rule for the Defense appropriations. For some like Rep. Matt Gaetz, the plan is working.
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09/20
Most fertilizer prices are lower compared to last month, with one exception: The average retail price of anhydrous is 11% higher than it was last month with an average price of $696 per ton. Only three fertilizers (potash, 10-34-0, DAP) had significant price declines, while prices for the remaining four fertilizers (MAP, urea, UAN28, UAN32) were slightly lower compared to last month.
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09/19
Both the U.S. and global markets appear set to see rising wholesale prices for ammonia in the foreseeable future, supported by another expected increase in the Tampa ammonia contract for October.
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09/14
Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack will be in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, on Thursday to announce a local grant award to plant trees as part of the city's continued recovery from a 2020 derecho that damaged more than 70% of the trees in the city. The U.S. Forest Service is providing $1.13 billion as part of 385 grants to plant trees across the country with funding from the Inflation Reduction Act.
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09/11
Unlike most corn and soybean yield estimates, Gro Intelligence's data-driven models point to higher yields, reflecting strong crop health readings from satellites. While NDVI readings are usually informative, this year, they raise questions.
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