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The American Farm Bureau Federation's delegate session on Tuesday in Austin, Texas, took up a long debate on dairy policy, as well as recommendations that USDA change hemp rules and called on AFBF to take a closer look at USDA's crop reports after a wild 2019 crop-reporting year. (DTN photo by Chris Clayton)
Farm Bureau Policies Detailed
1/22/2020 | 8:27 AM CST
Delegates Opt to Keep MFP Policy, Seek Changes to USDA Hemp Rules
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Given the steep increases in agricultural imports under the first phase of the trade deal, Chinese trade experts say they are waiting for policymakers to explain how they'll make it happen. (DTN file photo by Chris Clayton)
What Will China Buy?
1/22/2020 | 8:51 AM CST
Chinese Grain Trade Waiting on Official Rules, Guidance on How to Implement Trade Deal
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Different seasons within the cattle industry bring their own sense of beginning and ending. (DTN photo by ShayLe Stewart)
Call the Market
1/22/2020 | 11:29 AM CST
Continually Questioning Where the Market Should Be
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Urea was down 5%, more than any other fertilizer. (DTN/ProphetX chart)
DTN Retail Fertilizer Trends
1/22/2020 | 8:49 AM CST
Urea Leads Fertilizers Lower
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James Piotter of Sleepy Eye, Minnesota, owns this International 1456 tractor. The tractor is currently getting a restored factory cab installed, which was on it at one time. (Photo courtesy of James Piotter)
Russ' Vintage Iron
1/22/2020 | 2:22 PM CST
Return of the Vintage Iron Letter
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  1. Delegates Opt to Keep MFP Policy, Seek Changes to USDA Hemp Rules

  2. Chinese Grain Trade Waiting on Official Rules, Guidance on How to Implement Trade Deal

  3. Continually Questioning Where the Market Should Be

  4. Urea Leads Fertilizers Lower

  5. Return of the Vintage Iron Letter

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The spot Canadian dollar ended 42 basis points lower on Wednesday, its largest one-day loss since Dec. 6, while reaching its lowest level in 18 sessions. Nearby support lies between $0.7590 and $0.76 CAD/USD. The most recent CFTC data shows noncommercial traders holding the largest net-long position in nine weeks, as of Jan. 14. (DTN ProphetX chart)

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James Piotter of Sleepy Eye, Minnesota, owns this International 1456 tractor. The tractor is currently getting a restored factory cab installed, which was on it at one time. (Photo courtesy of James Piotter)

Return of the Vintage Iron Letter

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Delegates at the American Farm Bureau talked about an array of issues on Tuesday, ranging from climate change to feral hogs. (DTN photo by Chris Clayton)

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