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November 1, 2022
 
 
 
 
 
 
Markets Digest Conflicting News on the Future of the Black Sea Grain Initiative
 
The grain markets will continue to trade headlines, and longer term, the key will be how much export business the U.S. picks up. In this volatile market, Kevin Duling, KD Investors, advises producers to only make small sales: "I’m just doing 5% to 10% on these spikes up. I’m looking at hedge-to-arrive in March and May for all grains."
 
 
 

“In the last 2,500 years, every Chinese government that has fallen, has fallen over food,” says Chris Kuehl, Armada Corporate Intelligence chief economist. “They need those import markets — be it from the U.S, Canada, Brazil, Argentina or Australia.”

China Cites U.S. Ag for Why It's Chosen Not to Invade Taiwan
 
 
 

Last year’s data showed a flat trend of the percent of farmers who buy any of their crop inputs online, but this year’s study (conducted in October) showed one of the biggest jumps yet.

Five-Year Trends of How Farmers Buy Online
 
 
 

Nearly one-third of Florida’s ranches suffered significant damage from Hurricane Ian with the state estimating losses of $215 to $262 million.

Thousands of Florida Ranches Damaged By Hurricane Ian
 
 
 

Some people believe you can never have too much bacon, and that's what one restaurant is banking on, in today's AgDay Minute.

If You Love Bacon, Head to Las Vegas!
 
 
 
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