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February 13, 2023
 
 
 
 
 
 
War And Weather Are Driving Market Prices
 
The next few months will involve a lot of waiting and watching to see what happens with the war in Ukraine and weather in the southern hemisphere — both of which can substantially change prices. Jon Scheve says it could mean the market will continue trading sideways for the next few weeks until more is known.
 
 
 

You have until March 15 to choose between Agricultural Risk Coverage and Price Loss Coverage. Based on price estimates, though, neither will make a payment this year for corn and soybeans, says Paul Neiffer, a CPA who specializes in farm taxes.

How to Choose Your 2023 Commodity Title: ARC Versus PLC
 
 
 

A farmer recently asked Ken Ferrie: “With organic matter above 3.5%, do I need to worry about applying sulfur?” “Today, we are seeing pretty substantial sulfur responses in our corn plots at and above 3.5% organic matter,” Ferrie says. “I still believe, in total, 3.5% organic matter soils will supply enough sulfur. The issue is those soils just don't supply sulfur quickly enough in the spring.”

Ferrie: Treat Sulfur Like A Macronutrient In Corn To Boost Yields
 
 
 

AI is not our buddy at the coffee shop who thinks he knows more than he does. Computer AI sophistication is advancing rapidly and will no doubt arrive at the farm gate in short order.

Machine Learning Arrives On The Farm
 
 
 

Do you find yourself drinking more milk or less these days? A look at the latest trends, in today's AgDay Minute.

People Are Drinking Less Milk, But Eating More Cheese
 
 
 
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