Yesterday, USDA released its weekly Crop Progress report that showed that the lack of rain throughout most major agricultural regions continue to negatively impact U.S. crops. For the eighth consecutive week, USDA said that the condition of the U.S. corn crop was worse than it was during the previous week.
Ernie Goss says his research finds the drought hitting beyond the farm field, impacting other businesses like ethanol plants and farm equipment dealers.
Today, USDA reported that for the sixth week in a row, and the seventh of last seven weeks, the condition of the U.S. corn crop continued to deteriorate.
Yesterday, USDA reported that for the fifth week in a row, and the sixth of last seven weeks, the condition of the U.S. corn crop deteriorated further.
USDA's premier situation and outlook report, World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates (WASDE), draws together domestic and foreign supply, demand, and trade data for key U.S. commodities and has been published before the opening of major domestic futures markets between the 8th and the 12th day of each month.
Despite recent increases in foreign ownership of forest land, annual data compiled by USDA's Farm Service Agency reveal that, as of February 2009, only 1.7 percent of privately owned land in farms or forest—22.8 million acres—was owned by foreigners.
Last week, USDA issued its initial forecast for net farm income for 2012 and lowered its estimates by 6.5% vs. its revised 2011 projections of $98.1 billion. Its earlier 2011 forecast called for $100.9 billion.
An in-depth analysis of U.S. land use patterns released earlier this week by the USDA shows total cropland decreased by 34 million acres from 2002 to 2007, the lowest level since USDA began collecting this data 1945.
When things to be going too well, most of us start thinking about what could go wrong. As we're preparing for the 2012 Farm Equipment forecast, it's kind of scary to see how things are lining up for the coming year.
In this episode of On the Record, brought to you by Associated Equipment Distributors, we look at Titan Machinery’s Q4 and FY 2025 earnings, and the improvement in inventory levels over the last 2 quarters
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