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U.S. Agricultural Weather Outlook: Early-Winter Contrasts, Western Snow, and Fieldwork Windows for the Week Ahead

U.S. Agricultural Weather Outlook: Early-Winter Contrasts, Western Snow, and Fieldwork Windows for the Week Ahead

Early-winter contrasts persist: northern chill and light snow, Southern Plains/Southeast milder, West periodically wet with mountain snow. Next week: Pacific waves, California fog, Southwest dry, Plains frontal rain, intermittent Corn Belt/Northeast mixed precip. Risks include frost, wind, fog, mountain snow; best field windows early in Southern Plains/Southwest.

Weather
U.S. Ag Policy Weekly Brief: Farm Bill Sticking Points, Regulatory Moves, and Market Signals to Watch

U.S. Ag Policy Weekly Brief: Farm Bill Sticking Points, Regulatory Moves, and Market Signals to Watch

U.S. agriculture policy is in flux as Congress and agencies negotiate the farm bill, appropriations riders, and major rules on labor, pesticides, water, biofuels, competition, and trade. Court and state actions add uncertainty. Near-term calendars signal movement; producers should stress-test budgets, monitor compliance shifts, hedge markets, and time program enrollments.

Politics
7-Day Ag Markets Outlook (Aug 15–21, 2025): Crop Tour, Weather Maps, and Weekly Sales Drive the Tape

7-Day Ag Markets Outlook (Aug 15–21, 2025): Crop Tour, Weather Maps, and Weekly Sales Drive the Tape

Next week’s ag trade hinges on Pro Farmer Crop Tour (Aug 18–21), Monday Crop Progress, Thursday export sales, and weather outlooks. Corn: sideways to softer amid large U.S. supply unless tour/exports surprise; watch ethanol midweek. Soybeans: two-way with slight upside if pod counts or warm/dry maps hit; new-crop sales key. Wheat: rallies likely fade without export strength. Softs choppy; cattle supported but volatile, hogs track product values. Treat moves as headline- and weather-sensitive.

Ag Market
Lasers in the Lettuce: Autonomous Weeders Are Rewriting Herbicide Math

Lasers in the Lettuce: Autonomous Weeders Are Rewriting Herbicide Math

A new wave of laser-guided, camera-equipped robots is zapping weeds between crop rows, helping specialty-crop growers cut herbicide use, save labor, and boost yields—while forcing equipment makers to solve tough challenges in vision accuracy, uptime, and ROI.

Tech
Ag in History - Aug 14, 1935 — Social Security Act Signed: Farmworkers Left Out at First

Ag in History - Aug 14, 1935 — Social Security Act Signed: Farmworkers Left Out at First

On this day, President Franklin D. Roosevelt signed the Social Security Act, creating federal old-age benefits and a broader social insurance framework. But the original law excluded agricultural and domestic workers, leaving much of the U.S. farm labor force outside the new safety net. Coverage was later expanded—regularly employed farm and domestic workers began to be included in 1950, and remaining groups (including many farmworkers and self-employed farmers) were brought under the program in 1954.

History