Corn and wheat inspections were bullish while soybean inspections were neutral in this week's export inspections report, according to DTN Analyst Todd Hultman.
A federal appeals court Friday ruled OSHA should have followed public comment procedure before attempting to make anhydrous ammonia retailers meet chemical plant safety standards.
Heavy rains that fell in southern Minnesota, southern Wisconsin and northern Iowa Wednesday night into Thursday morning flooded fields and roads and delayed harvest progress for many farmers.
Back-to-back years near or below break-even could set stage for land
sales and downsizings for grain borrowers in 2017.
See DTN Ag News. BBoated Expenses Cut Profits...
While markets anticipate record harvests this fall, soybean oil
prices have been rising.
See DTN Ag News. BTodd's Take...
A federal court Monday created a nationwide class of farmers who can
be part of a class action lawsuit against Syngenta for Viptera corn shipped to
China.
See DTN Ag News. 7^Court Sets GMO Class...
The U.S. House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform is asking
the National Institutes of Health for details on its funding of an
international body critical of agriculture chemicals.
See DTN Ag News. 1^Cancer Research Questioned...
A federal appeals court Friday ruled OSHA should have followed public
comment procedure before attempting to make anhydrous ammonia retailers meet
chemical plant safety standards.
See DTN Ag News. BNH3 Reg Rejected...
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The U.S. and Canada are reporting more instances of Fusarium head blight in the 2016 durum wheat crop than the prior year's harvest. Infected wheat will suffer severe quality discounts or even rejection by end users, causing farmers to lose money.
