China Could Bring Fireworks to USDA’s Feb. Reports

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Farm income is expected to fall 8% in 2021. The USDA is forecasting this drop in farm income, in part because of higher feed costs, Clinton Griffiths reports.

China Could Bring Unexpected Fireworks to USDA’s Feb. Reports

USDA might need to adjust its import forecast for China, especially considering its current purchasing pace. To end January, China bought the most corn from the U.S. ever, including the second-largest purchase ever made in a single day.

3 Ways to Break New Ground in Your Business

The COVID-19 pandemic has changed your farm. Now you must decide, have these changes been pluses or minuses to your business? In a bonus session for Top Producer Summit, Sarah Beth Aubrey, founder of A.C.T., Aubrey Coaching & Training, details how farm owners can recognize and adjust to these shifts

Prices Start The Week Higher Anticipating Supportive Data From USDA Tuesday

The Brazilian bean crop is slightly behind but has benefited immensely from the ample rainfall having recovered from dry conditions seen early in the growing season. A large crop will be needed to keep world stocks from tightening further.

Biden Administration Has Conversation with China's Top Foreign Policy Trade Aide

Are you willing to start traveling again? Maybe attend an event? What the results of a new survey have to say, in today's AgDay Minute.

Vote for your favorite tractor today!

Have you voted in the #FJFieldDays and Machinery Pete Favorite Tractor contest yet? Log in and take a look at the entries in the Main Stage. Check it out here: farmjournalfielddays.com. Voting ends Feb. 16.