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DISCUSSION DRAFT: FARM BILL 2.0 | 06.23.2026

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• White House OMB Calls for Farmer Aid | Trump Administration Requests $11 Billion in Economic Aid for Crop Farmers
• Senate Farm Bill Omits E15, Prop 12, Pesticide Labeling
• Senate Farm Bill Draft Draws Praise, Criticism Across Agriculture
• Farm Groups Signal Key Farm Bill Fights A $17 Billion Economic Aid Package Likely Outside of Farm Bill
• Ethanol production in the United States averaged 1.09 million barrels per day (bpd) in the week ended June 19.
• Urea, UAN32 Leads Majority of Fertilizers’ Prices Lower
• Grains faced variable losses in midweek slump
• Texas screwworm detections resume after week-long pause
• Falling diesel prices, stubborn fertilizer costs and $4 corn: What’s next?
• Deal them in: ‘China will come in and buy’
• Senate GOP farm bill draws Democratic fire | Republicans’ 900-page farm bill faces uphill battle as Democrats demand restoration of $187 billion in SNAP cuts.
• Farm Bill 2.0: Senate Moves to Address Missing Titles and Funding Needs
• USDA Announces FY 2025 State Payment Error Rates in SNAP
• USDA Releases Cotton And Wool Outlook Report

DISCUSSION DRAFT: FARM BILL 2.0 | 06.23.2026

• Click HERE for legislative text.
• Click HERE for a title-by-title summary.
• Click HERE for a section-by-section.
• Click HERE for an overview.
• Farm Production Costs to Hit Record Highs in 2027, USDA Says
• Senate Ag Committee drops skinny farm bill draft
• Republicans roll out text of farm bill without Democratic priorities
• Senate Ag Unveils Farm Bill, But No E15 Farm Bill Draft Updates Farm Programs, Leaves Out Prop 12, E15
• UNL Researchers Developed a New Swine Vaccine Technique
• Wheat Closes 10¢ Lower | Tuesday, June 23, 2026
• Asian Longhorned tick spread forces cattle producers to change herd management strategies
• Research finds farmers cautious about shifting management for extreme weather
• Iran Could Buy US Ag Products with Frozen Funds, Trump Admin Says
• North Dakota Farmer Sues Federal Government, Demands Right to Drain Cropland
• Is China Buying Beans? What Pressure Corn, Wheat and Cattle Tuesday?
• From Regenerative Agriculture to Rural Mainstreet Revitalization
• The Andersons To Ring Nasdaq’s Opening Bell Tomorrow, Watch It Here
• Texas A&M Study Highlights Pictor PictVet As New Tool For Beef Cattle Health Monitoring
• Harvest wheat early to beat preharvest sprouting damage
• Growth Market Forecasts Food & Ag Technology And Products To Reach $1,452.8 Trillion By 2034
• House Ag Chairman Thompson Issues Statement On Senate’s Farm Bill Draft

• Cattle Complex is Red Hot; There’s Still Time to Register for Wednesday’s Beef Webinar
• Crop Progress Report | 06.22.2026 | PDF |
• Vance: Unfrozen Iran Assets Could Be Used for US Soy, Corn and Wheat
• Faith No More: Is Farmer-Controlled Data the Future of US Agriculture? | Everyone gets a seat at the data feast, except the American farmer.
• Grains continued to slide lower on Monday
• Ft. Worth Sale Barn Transitions To RFD-TV’s Auction Barn
• Corn vs. soybeans 2027: Input costs shift profit outlook
• Tariff cuts offer limited relief for farm equipment industry
• New World screwworm webinar to feature Mexico, Texas ranchers
• The fork in the road looming for the soybean market
• More Cuts Could Be Coming to the Agency That Helps Farmers Protect the Environment
• Farm Production Costs to Hit Record Highs in 2027, USDA Says
• Cattle producer wants greater transparency from USDA on New World Screwworm response
• Texas Supreme Court Declines to Revive $30M Akaushi Cattle DNA Fraud Verdict
• An Urban’s Rural View | Why Free Trade Isn’t Coming Back
• CEO Of The Fertilizer Institute Comments On Flow Of Product Following Opening Hormuz
• Will the European heat wave move the needle on global wheat stocks?
• H-2A Labor: An Opportunity for Beef Cattle and Dairy Farms?
• Ag Interest Rate Snapshot | Farm Credit Rates
• USDA Releases Wheat Outlook Report
• USDA Releases Livestock, Dairy, And Poultry Outlook Report
• Feedlot Placements and Marketings Drop Sharply

• Wheat rallies tough to sustain, but El Niño, supply risks remain
• Views From the Field About Farming With Dad
• Washington Week Ahead: Farm bill and global trade under close watch
• Farm Bureau: Production Costs Expected To Reach New Highs In 2027
• Cattle Webinar, Global Conflicts and Screwworm Updates
• Ocean Network Research Cuts Leave Gaps in El Nino Analysis
• FEW 2026: Ethanol Industry Pushes Back on E15 Myths
• Placements drop 10% from last year
• US Could Lose 30 Million Corn Acres without More Biofuels Markets, Study Says
• U Of Illinois Study: How Cracks In Dry Soil Impact Moisture Evaporation
• Crown rot: Will mysterious corn disease rob yield this year?
• Why 25 heifers are better than 10 as replacement options
• How To Wallaces Farmer How to make sound nitrogen decisions in your cornfields

• Related headlines U.S. – Iran MOU pauses conflict, ag deals with ongoing market volatility and input cost shifts
• USDA June 1 Cattle on Feed Report | June 1 Cattle on Feed Up 2% From Year Ago; Placements Down 10%
• Insurance and Replanting Damaged Fields | Replant, Second Planting or Let Crop Insurance Run Its Course
• Texas NWS Meeting Draws Many Producers | Animal Health Officials, Secretary Rollins Assure Producers They Will Help Fight NWS
• USDA Moving FAS, AMS, Rural Development Staffs Out of DC Region
• Deputy Secretary says USDA reorganization keeps local farm offices intact while relocating some D.C. staff
• Grains see red ahead of 3-day weekend
• USDA exports – 3 more large grain sales reported, June 18, 2026 The 2026-27 marketing year for corn and soybeans begins Sept. 1.
• New USDA technology could streamline acreage reporting
• Court ruling advances Bayer Roundup settlement in Missouri
• Grains See Profit Taking Heading Into the Holiday: Cattle Also Fall
• Operation Sterile Fly: The Best Shot to Stop New World Screwworm
• Crop Diseases Are Moving. Here’s How Farmers Can Stay Ahead
• Fertilizer, fuel prices drop with all eyes on Strait of Hormuz
• The Evolving U.S. Southern Crop Acreage Disappearance
• Judge Sends Monsanto’s Class Settlement Case Back To Missouri State Court
• Cattle on Feed Report shows second-lowest May marketings since 1996
• Rural Banker Outlook Turns Slightly Positive

• USDA Cattle on Feed Report: Placements, On Feed Numbers Key Metrics to Watch Thursday
• Most Fertilizers Lower for First Time Since First Week of February 2026
• Report: US Could Lose 30-Million Corn Acres by 2050 Without E15, Biofuel Expansion
• Oil Ends Off Highs as Mideast Relief Blunts US Draws
• EIA Weekly Ethanol Report
• Demand bulls drive corn higher
• USDA allots $105 million for new efforts to fight screwworm
• Suderman’s advice: Ignore the headlines and focus on fundamentals
• New USDA technology could streamline acreage reporting
• USDA Announces Reorganization Of Foreign Agricultural Service
• The Warsh Fed era begins: What’s at stake for the fragile farm economy?
• Farmers cautious on input price relief amid Middle East developments
• USDA details FAS, Rural Development relocations as reorganization moves forward
• Fertilizer Prices Drop on US-Iran Peace Deal News
• USDA Streamlines Civil Rights Enforcement into One Accountable Office
• New Study: A Third Of Corn Acres Will Disappear If New Opportunities Aren’t Found
• Farmers cautious on input price relief amid Middle East developments
• Drought, tar spot and screwworm: A farmer’s triple-threat summer