Latest report shows favorable outlooks for domestic corn and soybean markets, but not wheat.

Having difficulty viewing this message? View it in a browser. forward subscribe December 28, 2021 Record yields reported for domestic organic commodities Latest report shows favorable outlooks for domestic corn and soybean markets, but not wheat. MARKETS South American weather boosts corn, soybean futures; wheat fades SPONSORED MESSAGE Create balanced food for the silver generation. Unlock full potential with healthy nutrition. Functional ingredients offer a variety of benefits that speak to the needs of older consumers. TRENDING The state of the beverage industry Category sales surge as COVID-19 restrictions ease. The year in review for packaged foods Consumers keep flocking to the frozen food aisle. Ingredient prices strong as 2021 ends, may stick around Rising input costs, logistics challenges to persist into 2022. Subscribe to Food Business News and get print or digital access today! Free Magazine Subscription To ensure delivery to your inbox, add foodbusinessnews@sosland-email.com to your address book or safe sender list. This is an unmonitored email address and replies will not be responded to. If you have questions or comments, please email us at subscriptions@sosland.com. Update your account     Forward     Subscribe     Unsubscribe THE MOST TRUSTED RESOURCE FOR FOOD INDUSTRY PROFESSIONALS ©2021 Sosland Publishing® 4801 Main Street, Suite 650, Kansas City, MO 64112 Privacy Policy

Tip Of The Week: Cold And Snowy Landscape Photography

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Thursday, December 30, 2021 Tip Of The Week

Cold And Snowy Landscape Photography Add impact, intrigue and drama to your winter landscape images What season is your favorite to photograph scenics? When it comes to winter, most people’s immediate reactions are it’s cold, gray, barren, windy and they can’t wait until it’s over so spring can breathe life back into the ground. While these aspects may be true, it’s also a time when many positive cold and snowy landscape photography opportunities await the motivated landscape photographer. Read More advertisement

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Top CFO trends of 2021

With inflation rising, CFOs rethink hedging strategies; CFOs facing an unprecedented range of risks find an edge in analytics; 4 CFO lessons from the pandemic; Should CFOs let remote employees play 'paycheck arbitrage?' View online | Sign up | Forward

TRENDLINE Leveraging Automation to Improve AP Compliance and Strategy Are your finance operations scaled appropriately for 2022? Take a look at how automating functions for AR/AP can transform your organization in this Trendline.   CFOs who navigated the many business challenges and trends in 2021 may enter the new year feeling a pang of whiplash. Congress pushed up total pandemic aid and economic stimulus to $5.7 trillion, the economy and labor market rebounded faster than expected, and scores of CFOs reported their companies’ biggest profit margins in decades. At the same time, supply chain blockages persisted, many ‘help wanted’ signs went unanswered and investors seeking transparency on sustainability gained an ally in the Securities and Exchange Commission. And if that’s not enough, COVID-19 mutated into two market-jarring variants and inflation far outran the pace predicted by the Federal Reserve and many private-sector forecasters, hitting a 39-year high in November. The manic-depressive mix of trends in 2021 underscored the value of flexibility and detailed scenario planning. Some CFOs took several measures to shore up their balance sheets against inflation, including building inventories, rethinking their hedging strategies and harnessing real-time data through advanced analytics. 5 CFO tips for limiting harm from inflation With inflation rising, CFOs rethink hedging strategies CFOs facing an unprecedented range of risks find an edge in analytics Finding strength in adversity, CFOs learned from the pandemic by safeguarding business continuity, streamlining internal audit and diversifying their sources of capital. They also sharpened their focus on employee well-being, which at some companies meant expanding the geographical definition of “remote work.” 4 CFO lessons from the pandemic Should CFOs let remote employees play 'paycheck arbitrage?' Some CFOs fine-tuned their pricing — and burnished their appeal to customers — by switching from subscription to usage-based pricing. SaaS companies quickly replacing subscriptions with usage-based pricing Similarly, CFOs channeled a growing movement for sustainability into an opportunity to gain insights about financing and their internal operations and industries. 11 CFO tips for riding the rising tide in ESG activism Despite the headwinds, CFOs in hot markets took advantage of easy money and abundant liquidity by increasing the size of their capital raising. Capital raises, along with expectations, getting bigger, VC funder says Although COVID-19, high inflation, clogged supply chains and other harsh trends will spill into the new year, CFOs in 2021 learned first hand how to limit the harm and, where possible, find opportunity. Jim Tyson Reporter, CFO Dive Twitter | Email | Subscribe. Deep Dive 5 CFO tips for limiting harm from inflation Amid signs of rising inflation, economists and financial executives suggest ways that CFOs can buffer against the damage from unstable prices. With inflation rising, CFOs rethink hedging strategies Finance leaders need more than treasury at the table when mapping out what derivatives to buy, at what price, and how to account for them, says a specialist. Deep Dive CFOs facing an unprecedented range of risks find an edge in analytics CFOs are adapting to an unusually hazardous business landscape by forecasting with advanced data analytics. Deep Dive 4 CFO lessons from the pandemic CFOs are advancing into the second year of a once-in-a-century pandemic with lessons they’ve learned while coping with a broad range of disruptions from COVID-19. Should CFOs let remote employees play 'paycheck arbitrage?' Some companies are allowing permanent remote work, but don’t want to pay as much to employees who move to lower-cost areas. SaaS companies quickly replacing subscriptions with usage-based pricing Most fast-growing companies today make money based on consumption rather than number of users, a survey shows. Deep Dive 11 CFO tips for riding the rising tide in ESG activism CFOs eager to steer clear of shareholder activists should publicly embrace sustainability despite flaws in the measurement of best practices. Capital raises, along with expectations, getting bigger, VC funder says For hot companies in hot markets, the amounts are exceptional, Christoph Janz of Point 9 Capital says.

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Top Higher Ed Trends of 2021

More colleges are partnering with boot camps to tap demand for short-term programs; Colleges get a crash course in digital recruiting during the pandemic; 3 HyFlex lessons from the pandemic and what's next; University of Austin shared a worldview, but does it have a business plan? View online | Sign up | Forward

BROUGHT TO YOU BY — Higher Ed Dive's studioID Embracing Innovation in Higher Ed In the face of massive disruption, institutions must ensure that people are given the skills and tools to automate rote tasks. Learn more.   The pieces below offer important insight into several of the trends that defined the last year for higher education. As the pandemic dragged on, we saw more about the ways it affected admissions and enrollment: supercharging test-optional admissions policies, forcing colleges to build the year's recruiting classes digitally and leaving some institutions starved for students. We witnessed adaptation in the classroom as colleges tried out hybrid-flexible courses and in some cases discussed emphasizing skills over degrees. We also saw financial pressures pile up, in some cases forcing colleges to close and in others driving merger conversations. And we witnessed trends unfold that cut to the heart of higher ed's mission, as politicians, administrators, professors and members of the media struggled over who should lead colleges and what their core values should be. These trends are important for leaders to understand, even if they aren't easy to navigate. Thank you for reading and for trusting us to bring them to you. We'll be back in your inbox Monday with a special edition featuring some of our best work from 2021 that we've yet to have the chance to highlight in one of our end-of-year newsletters. As always, please reach out to me with questions or comments. And if you know someone who might find our work useful, send them the following link so they can subscribe: https://www.highereddive.com/signup/insiders/?signup_referred_by=5f93078d7aa51972095c9316. Thank you for reading, Rick Seltzer Senior Editor, Higher Ed Dive E-mail | Twitter Deep Dive How the national test-optional experiment played out at US colleges The pandemic accelerated the trend, upending conventions of postsecondary admissions going forward. Deep Dive More colleges are partnering with boot camps to tap demand for short-term programs Institutions are lending their credibility to outside education providers as they seek help keeping pace with fast-changing technical fields. Deep Dive Colleges get a crash course in digital recruiting during the pandemic Enrollment professionals say recent virtual trends will stick around this year and beyond. Whether colleges take full advantage of them is another matter. Deep Dive 3 HyFlex lessons from the pandemic and what's next As colleges took classes online, some adopted an emerging delivery model that lets students participate on their own terms. But it has limitations. University of Austin shared a worldview, but does it have a business plan? Startup liberal arts university says it aims to recenter education on the pursuit of truth. Experts will watch whether it can be financially sustainable. Deep Dive A chancellor search in Georgia highlights the problems of 'partisan capture' The state's Republican leaders have a strong hand in the public system's workings — a dynamic observers argue it must break free of. Are more college closures ahead? Higher ed experts predicted many small institutions would shut down because of the pandemic, but only three schools made the call by April. There's more to PASSHE's budget woes than enrollment declines Anemic state support and intense competition have also contributed to the Pennsylvania system's financial plight. Deep Dive What other states can learn from Michigan about serving adult students Lawmakers and colleges there have been instituting policies that remove financial barriers for this often-overlooked population. Opinion President Speaks: 5 higher education trends the pandemic is accelerating Technology, student choice and career prep will factor more heavily into colleges' decision-making going forward, one president explains.

More Than A Newsletter Related Publications K-12 Dive Connect With Us Twitter | Facebook | LinkedIn Editorial Contact an editor | Meet the team Advertising Contact our team About Higher Ed Dive Higher Ed Dive provides in-depth journalism and insight into the most impactful news and trends shaping higher education. The newsletters and website cover topics such as online learning, policy, legal, leadership, enrollment and more. Higher Ed Dive is a leading publication operated by Industry Dive. Our business journalists spark ideas and shape agendas for 10+ million decision-makers in competitive industries. Sign up for the newsletter This email is optimized for display on mobile phones. Top Higher Ed Trends is a product of Industry Dive, Inc. 1255​ 23rd Street NW, Suite 550, Washington,​ DC 20037. We value your privacy. We won't share your email address with anyone else without your permission. This message was sent to edwardlorilla1986.acciyo123@blogger.com. You can unsubscribe anytime. See our full privacy policy.

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