AGFAX NEWSLETTERS
Midsouth Cotton: Wet Conditions Continue, But There’s Still Hope for a Good Crop 7-23
Southeast Cotton: Rain Causing Issues 7-22
Southwest Cotton: Bollworms Below Normal 7-22
EDITOR’S PICKS
Dicamba: Herbicide Injury Complaints Again on the Rise – DTN 7-22
DTN Fertilizer Outlook: Actions Against Belarus Raise Potash Prices 7-17
Farm Business: How Do You Pick the Best Machinery, Tech Investments? – DTN 7-17
Biofuels: Biden Admin to Delay Late RFS Proposals – DTN 7-22
Seed Treatments: Are They Really Necessary? 7-16
DTN Fertilizer Trends: Potash, DAP Keep Climbing 7-16
Large Tractor Sales Up Significantly Over 2020 – DTN 7-16
Biofuels: Expansion of Summertime Ethanol Sales Struck Down in Court Ruling 7-17
Conservation – Research Looks for Best Ways to Manage Runoff – DTN 7-16
WEATHER
Drought Monitor Weekly: Upper Midwest Still Dry, Heavy Rains Hit Great Lakes 7-22
South Dakota: 11 Counties Designated Natural Disaster Areas to Drought 7-20
Minnesota: 2 Counties Designated Natural Disaster Areas to Drought 7-20
Texas: 3 Counties Designated Natural Disaster Areas to Winter Storms 7-19
Tennessee: Hickman County Designated Natural Disaster Area to Floods 7-19
South Dakota: Buffalo County Designated Natural Disaster Area to Drought 7-19
WEEDS
EPA Sued Over New Herbicide Approval – DTN 7-22
Winter Wheat: Control Volunteer Wheat to Protect Next Year’s Crop 7-20
THE WEST
California Almonds: Hull Split Spray Considerations in a Tight Fiscal Year 7-20
USDA Reports – Scroll Down
MARKETS | MONEY | TRADE
Rice Market Update: New Sales to Iraq Pending Confirmation 7-22
Moving Grain: Bunge Completes Sales of 35 U.S. Elevators 7-22
Ag Trade: Biden Admin Pushes WTO on Chinese Non-Compliance 7-22
Soybean Production: Brazil Likely to Remain World Leader 7-20
USDA: Weekly National Peanut Prices 7-20
Rice Market: No Supply Side Changes, Exports Increased 7-19
Thompson on Cotton: Fundamentals Large and in Charge 7-19
Soybeans: How Competitive Is U.S. Production? 7-17
OTHER NEWS
Fuel Report: Diesel, Gas Over 90 Cents Higher Than Last Year 7-22
Breaking Bobby Bones – 5th Gen. Farmer Talks “Yellow Gold” 7-16
IN THE FIELD
Florida: Irrigation – 5 Steps for Maintaining Water Application Uniformity 7-20
Corn | Soybeans
Ohio Soybeans: Defoliation – It Takes a Lot To Really Matter 7-20
North Carolina Corn: Effect of Xyway Fungicide on Germination – Video 7-22
Soybeans: Dicamba Injury – Are There Recovery Options? 7-20
Ohio Corn: Potential Kernel Set Problems 7-20
Louisiana Soybeans: Late-Season Nitrogen Application – Does It Work? 7-19
Michigan Soybeans: Determining R3 Growth Stage 7-16
Alabama Soybeans: What You Need to Know About Rebanded Stink Bugs – Video 7-16
Kentucky Corn: Managing Southern Rust 7-15
Arkansas Corn: July Southern Rust Update 7-15
Alabama Soybeans: Insect Update and Scouting – Video 7-16
Michigan Soybeans: Managing Diseases with Foliar Fungicide Applications 7-16
Kentucky Soybeans: Foliar Fungicide Considerations 7-15
Cotton | Sorghum
Texas LRGV: Watch for Whiteflies in Cotton; Sugarcane Aphid Numbers Building 7-20
Texas Plains Cotton: Fleahopper Pressure Remains Primary Concern 7-19
Texas Blacklands Cotton: Insects Quiet but Keep Scouting 7-19
Texas West Plains Cotton: Blooms Starting, 4 Priorities for This Week 7-19
Mississippi Sorghum: Sugarcane Aphid Management 7-17
Texas South Plains Cotton: Increased Fleahopper Activity 7-14
Mississippi: Sorghum Midge Scouting and Management 7-17
Texas Cotton: Management Following Inundated, Saturated Conditions 7-14
Livestock
Livestock: Ranchers Trying to Hang on to Cattle – DTN 7-17
Livestock: Droughty Crops Make Toxic Forage – DTN 7-17
Rice
Rice: Research Quantifies Effects of Paraquat Drift 7-22
Arkansas Rice: Mid-Season Nitrogen – Soil-Applied or Foliar? 7-19
Arkansas Rice: Beginning Push to Heading; Dealing with Armyworms, Stink Bugs 7-19
USDA
WASDE Cotton: Higher Domestic Production, Exports, Ending Stocks 7-12
WASDE Oilseeds: U.S. Soybean Numbers See Little Change 7-12
WASDE Rice: Higher U.S. Exports, Ending Stocks 7-12
WASDE Coarse Grains: Higher U.S. Corn Ending Stocks Despite Increased Usage 7-12
WASDE Wheat: Lower Domestic Supplies Offset Lower Usage 7-12
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