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Planting Delayed? Here Are Your Prevent Plant Options

With insurance rates along with bearish futures, prevent plant premiums could be higher than producing profits. (AgProfessional)

How Late Corning Planting May Affect Outcomes

U.S. corn yield average may be below trend line for first time in six years. (Farm Progress)

Thinking About Tariffs — Kevin Van Trump

by Kevin Van Trump (with permission) May 13, 2019 From my perspective and many others, farmers have certainly taken the brunt of the hit associated with current trade negotiations. Yes, in the end farmers could be the biggest winner, but some are worried they won’t be able to hold their breath long enough to see…

Progress Reported on Several Trade Fronts

Trump assures that China talks are moving forward, as well as Japan and Europe. (AgWeb)

Tips for Transferring the Family Farm

Succession plans depend on economics. See recommendations from an ag law attorney. (Growing America)

Spring Acreage in Focus

March 29 prospective plantings report will give first indication of potential acreages. (Morning Ag Clips)

A Disciplined Approach to Decisions

The foundation of grain marketing is a plan; best markets are often when you’re busiest. (Farm Progress)

Why One Market Analyst Expects a Slight Bump Higher

Kevin Van Trump says So. American weather and updated USDA data could add some momentum. (Corn & Soybean Digest)

Women Marketing Grain Course Starts in Feb.

Iowa State offers four weekly classes on marketing terms, cycles, strategies. (Wallaces Farmer)

Should Producers Be Reducing Risk?

Market analyst Kevin Van Trump optimistic about trade deal with China. (Farm Futures)