Hongxia Jiao is a journalist who writes for the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign's publication, farmdoc daily. Her articles cover a range of topics related to agriculture, including farm economics, crop production, and market trends. She provides valuable insights and analysis for farmers and those interested in the agricultural industry.
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Hongxia Jiao's coverage is heavily focused on agriculture and farming, particularly related to data-driven analysis of production, costs, and market implications. Given this focus, she would likely be interested in receiving pitches from experts who can provide in-depth insights into agricultural economics, farm management strategies, or the impacts of policy changes on farming practices.
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By: Jonathan Coppess, Hongxia Jiao, Rabin Bhattarai, Christopher Navarro, Lowell Gentry, Sandeep Puthanveetil Satheesan, Rashmil Panchani, Joseph Quansah, Anthony Studer, Dennis Bowman, Corey Mitchell
Jonathan Coppess, Anthony Studer, Rabin Bhattarai, Dennis Bowman, Lowell Gentry, Corey Mitchell, Christopher Navarro, Sandeep Puthanveetil Satheesan, Rashmil Panchani, and Joseph Quansah - Jonathan Coppess -
By: Jim Baltz, Gary Schnitkey, Carl Zulauf, Jonathan Coppess, Nick Paulson, Hongxia Jiao
Gary Schnitkey, Jonathan Coppess, Nick Paulson, Carl Zulauf, and Jim Baltz - Gary Schnitkey -
By: Carl Zulauf, Gary Schnitkey, Hongxia Jiao, Nick Paulson
Nick Paulson, Gary Schnitkey, and Carl Zulauf - Nick Paulson - Lower returns to rented land and higher interest rates began to signal the potential for downward pressure on farmland values in 2023. Those signals continue, with current fundamentals suggesting land value reductions of around 3% in 2025. A 3% decline would be in line with observed adjustments since the 1980s as well as expectations from professional farm managers surveyed in 2024. On the other hand, valid arguments exist for continued strength in farmland values.
By: Andrew Swanson, Shawn Arita, Joseph Cooper, Seth Meyer, Hongxia Jiao
Andrew Swanson, Shawn Arita, Joseph Cooper, and Seth Meyer - Andrew Swanson - This farmdoc daily article focuses on the potential spillover effects from increasing used cooking oil biofuel demand on crop oil prices. We lay out the close price relationships between UCO and crop oil markets with a special emphasis on how these price relationships can differ by country and region, and then we conclude by highlighting the importance of better understanding these price dynamics to fully understand the greenhouse gas emission implications of biofuel policies.
By: Silvina Cabrini, Hongxia Jiao, Joana Colussi, Scott Irwin, Gary Schnitkey
Silvina Cabrini, Joana Colussi, Gary Schnitkey, and Scott Irwin - Joana Colussi - The main sources of risk identified by crop producers in the Midwest, Southern Brazil, and Argentina’s Pampas varies. Understanding the different sources of risk is valuable for improving policy design, facilitating the adoption of innovations, and evaluating the sustainability of production systems. Governments, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), and other stakeholders can allocate resources more efficiently when they understand which risks are of greatest concern to farmers.
By: Nick Paulson, Bradley Zwilling, Gary Schnitkey, Hongxia Jiao, Carl Zulauf
Nick Paulson, Gary Schnitkey, Bradley Zwilling, and Carl Zulauf - Nick Paulson - Illinois crop budgets for 2025 have been revised from their initial release in September. Based on recent futures market activity, the 2025 corn price has been increased to $4.30 per bushel while the soybean price has been reduced to $10.20. This marginally improves projected corn returns, while projected soybean returns have declined slightly. Return projections remain negative for corn and soybeans across all regions of Illinois for 2025.
By: Maria Kalaitzandonakes, Hongxia Jiao, Brenna Ellison, Jonathan Coppess
Jonathan Coppess, Maria Kalaitzandonakes, and Brenna Ellison - Maria Kalaitzandonakes -
By: Joana Colussi, Gary Schnitkey, Nick Paulson, Hongxia Jiao, Carl Zulauf
Joana Colussi, Gary Schnitkey, Nick Paulson, and Carl Zulauf - Carl Zulauf -
By: Hongxia Jiao, Carl Zulauf, Gary Schnitkey, Nick Paulson, Ryan Batts
Nick Paulson, Gary Schnitkey, Ryan Batts, and Carl Zulauf - Nick Paulson -
By: Scott Irwin, Maria Gerveni, Hongxia Jiao
Maria Gerveni and Scott Irwin - Scott Irwin - With the changeover in Administrations in D.C., there is a great deal of uncertainty about several parts of the “policy stack” that support production and consumption of biomass-based diesel (BBD) in the U.S. The lesson for the BBD sector in this analysis is clear: keep your eyes on the prize of the level of total renewable volume obligations (RVOs) under the Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS) in the upcoming rulemaking for 2026 through 2028. This will set the direction for the BBD sector over the next few years.
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