A Kansan son returns to the farm to share wheat harvest and family
traditions with the next generation.
@^Family Returns for Wheat Harvest
DTN Contributing Analyst Philip Shaw shares how his input costs, such as
for fertilizer this spring, are being increased by the Iran war.
=^Under the Agridome
Analysts at Rabobank don't see immediate impacts on U.S. planted acreage
from higher fertilizer prices. The agricultural lender's outlook also projects
more corn planting than USDA's initial forecast. Still, the war-driven price
shocks on fertilizer will more immediately disrupt agriculture in developing
countries and could have long-term impacts on chemical inputs.
4^Rabo Analysts See Limited Acreage Shift
Given the wide range of pre-report estimates, Friday's March 1 USDA Cattle
on Feed report could potentially bear some challenging news for the market,
according to DTN Livestock Analyst ShayLe Stewart.
:^USDA Cattle on Feed Report Preview
March 24 is National Ag Day. Join DTN and Progressive Farmer in
celebrating what farm and ranch families bring to our nation and the world.
BEditors' Notebook
