| | President Donald Trump’s administration plans to lift its designation of China as a currency manipulator, people familiar with the matter said, removing an obstacle to a trade deal the two nations are set to sign this week. |
| | Even though the January report is typically the final crop estimate for the year, market analysts say USDA’s report this year isn’t the end of the story. |
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| | President Donald Trump will speak to members of the American Farm Bureau Federation (AFBF) at their 101st convention next week in Austin, Texas. The president is slated to speak on Sunday, Jan. 19, according to a statement from Farm Bureau. |
| | Have you ever thought about the regrets you will have in the future, perhaps at the sunset of your career in regards to leading, managing and growing your business? |
| | Heaven knows we’ve had plenty of fun weather the past year here in the US, but I have been watching with fascinated horror the unfolding weather-related disaster in Australia. |
| | The U-S is moving closer to signing a trade deal with China. Details in today's AgDay Minute. |
| | Here in SW Minnesota, I’m hearing most corn average about 120 bu/ acre. When it should be closer to 200 bpa. Then the USDA comes out and raises corn and bean yields. Did anyone notice how the market settled after report? As bearish as the USDA went out of their way to make the report, the market did not collapse. This tells me not even the traders believe the USDA's numbers. Kind of comical. Personally I’ll take PP on corn again next year. Much better than growing sub par yields and then having USDA working against us. |
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