Amid high demand for its regenerative agricultural pilot program, USDA is boosting funding by $300 million for the next fiscal year. The program puts agriculture conservation, sustainability and Make America Healthy Again supporters in the same support group opposing changes that would reduce farm conservation participation.
For the second week in a row, six of the eight major fertilizers are slightly higher compared to the previous month. Only one fertilizer, anhydrous, was notably more expensive. DTN designates a significant move as anything 5% or more.
Farmers in Iowa, Illinois and Wisconsin, along with solar energy groups, filed a lawsuit Monday in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia, suing USDA and department officials over changes to the Rural Energy for America Program (REAP) that plaintiffs argue were done to effectively block funding for nearly all on-farm solar projects.
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USDA released its quarterly Grains Stocks and Small Grains Summary reports
on Wednesday.
BUSDA Reports Summary
Amid high demand for its regenerative agricultural pilot program, USDA is
boosting funding by $300 million for the next fiscal year. The program puts
agriculture conservation, sustainability and Make America Healthy Again
supporters in the same support group opposing changes that would reduce farm
conservation participation.
BUSDA Adds $300M to Regen Ag Program
Tighter margins are pushing grain producers to prioritize liquidity, with
a Farm Credit lending officer pointing to cash flow, land values, government
payments and interest rates as four trends shaping farm financial decisions.
:^Liquidity Key in Tight Farm Economy
For the second week in a row, six of the eight major fertilizers are
slightly higher compared to the previous month. Only one fertilizer, anhydrous,
was notably more expensive. DTN designates a significant move as anything 5% or
more.
BDTN Retail Fertilizer Trends
Farmers in Iowa, Illinois and Wisconsin, along with solar energy groups,
filed a lawsuit Monday in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia,
suing USDA and department officials over changes to the Rural Energy for
America Program (REAP) that plaintiffs argue were done to effectively block
funding for nearly all on-farm solar projects.
FGroups: USDA Violated Law on REAP Rules
