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Corteva filed a lawsuit against Inari Agriculture, alleging infringement on its patent for the transgenic trait behind its Qrome seed corn. (DTN photo by Pamela Smith)
Corteva Sues Over Patent Infringement
9/27/2023 | 8:24 PM CDT
Inari Agriculture Accused of Purloining Corteva Agriscience Patent-Protected Seeds
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USDA will release its quarterly Grain Stocks and Small Grains Summary reports Friday. (USDA logo)
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9/27/2023 | 10:03 AM CDT
Sept. 1 Grain Stocks Lead Off Friday's USDA Reports
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The U.S. Senate Agriculture Committee held a hearing on foreign purchases of U.S. agricultural land and businesses on Wednesday with each senator hammering home points that more data is needed about which foreigners are buying farmland. Consensus also has built in Congress to prevent buyers from China, Iran, North Korea and Russia from buying U.S. farm ground. (DTN file image)
Overseeing Farmland Sales to Foreigners
9/27/2023 | 4:08 PM CDT
Senators Look for Ways to Put New Checks on Land Sales to China, Other Countries
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The precipitation pattern for early October features above-normal rainfall chances for the West and portions of the Plains. Could that shift to the South and East later in the month? (DTN graphic)
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9/27/2023 | 11:31 AM CDT
Weather Pattern Shift Coming in October?
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Cattle on bare pasture ground in western Texas in 2022. USDA is sending out final payments for livestock producers who suffered from drought and wildfires in 2021-2022 as well as crop losses from 2020-2021. The total disaster aid payments amount to $1.75 billion. (DTN file photo)
Disaster Aid Checks Coming for 2020-22
9/27/2023 | 10:58 AM CDT
USDA Issuing $1.75 Billion as FSA Closes Out ERP Payments for Crops and Livestock
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  1. Inari Agriculture Accused of Purloining Corteva Agriscience Patent-Protected Seeds

  2. Sept. 1 Grain Stocks Lead Off Friday's USDA Reports

  3. Senators Look for Ways to Put New Checks on Land Sales to China, Other Countries

  4. Weather Pattern Shift Coming in October?

  5. USDA Issuing $1.75 Billion as FSA Closes Out ERP Payments for Crops and Livestock

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The House of Representatives spend most of Tuesday night and all-day Wednesday slugging through debate and votes on amendments to a bill that includes funding for USDA and FDA, Department of Defense, Department of Homeland Security, and Department of State with its related agencies. House members had several votes, including one that supported the various commodity checkoff programs. (DTN file photo)

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The House of Representatives spend most of Tuesday night and all-day Wednesday slugging through debate and votes on amendments to a bill that includes funding for USDA and FDA, Department of Defense, Department of Homeland Security, and Department of State with its related agencies. House members had several votes, including one that supported the various commodity checkoff programs. (DTN file photo)

House Votes to Cut USDA Climate Efforts, But Protects Checkoffs, Loans for Sugar, Eartag Rule

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U.S. hard wheat futures broke lower to fresh lows today, with the December MGEX spring wheat contract down 15 3/4 cents, with today's low the weakest trade since June 2021 on the continuous active chart. Various levels of chart support from weekly lows are shown by the horizontal red lines. The blue bars on the lower histogram shows noncommercial traders increasing their bearish net-short futures position for four consecutive weeks as of Sept. 19. (DTN ProphetX chart)

Path of Least Resistance Remains Lower for Wheat

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