AgFax Weekend: Fertilizers Trending Higher | May Weather Challenges

AGFAX NEWSLETTERS

Southwest Cotton: Drought and Hail Damage – Not a Good Start   5-20

EDITOR’S PICKS

DTN Fertilizer Trends: Prices Continue March Higher   5-20

Spring Crops Benefitted from May Rains, More Heat Needed – DTN   5-21

Iowa Farmer Sues Over Paraquat Exposure – DTN   5-20

Corn, Soybeans: Anticipating USDA Planted Acreage Revisions in 2021   5-20

National Corn Growers Association Ending Soil Health Partnership – DTN   5-19

Federal Reserve Ag Credit Surveys- 2021 1st Quarter Farm Economy Conditions   5-17

Cleveland on Cotton: More Backing Than Filling   5-21

Biofuels: Court Vacates Refinery RFS Exemptions – DTN   5-20

Missouri River Floods Case to Head to Appeals Court – DTN   5-19

Kansas Net Farm Income Climbed in 2020, Boosted by Rising Grain Prices, Govt. Payments   5-18

MARKETS | MONEY | TRADE

Weekly Cotton Market Review – USDA   5-21

USDA: Peanut Price Highlights   5-21

Rice Market Update: Farmers Dealing with Heavy Rains, Cooler Temps   5-21

Global Rice Consumption Increases While U.S. Production Decreases   5-21

Ag Trade: China Accelerates Corn Orders From U.S., Farmers in Argentina Prepare to Strike   5-21

Ag Trade: Supply Chain Bottlenecks, Inflation Concerns, Chinese Demand for Corn   5-21

Grain Transportation: Pacific Northwest Drives Increase in Inspections   5-20

Ag Trade: Biden Admin. Commits to Resolving EU Retaliatory Tariffs, Including Rice   5-18

USDA: Weekly National Peanut Prices   5-18

Rice Market: WASDE Neutral for Old Crop, Bearish for New   5-17

Thompson on Cotton: Profit Taking Selloff Unexpected, Likely Temporary   5-17

Shurley on Cotton: Bad Week Hopefully Just a Hiccup   5-17

Cleveland on Cotton: Market Remains Bullish Despite “Black Swan” Setbacks   5-17

OTHER NEWS

Georgia Peanut Farmers Donate 70,560 Jars of Peanut Butter to Food Banks   5-21

Fuel Report: Prices Jump Higher   5-20

IN THE FIELD  

Mississippi: Irrigation – How to Install Watermark Sensors   5-18

Mississippi: Cool, Wet Conditions Increase Slug Concerns   5-18