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Crop Insurance & Ag News for TX & OK Farmers & Ranchers: 08.02.2023

• Farm bill coming in a ‘timely manner,’ says House chairman
• Grassley says 2023 Farm Bill probably won’t include cattle market reform
• Limited Supplies Send Feeder Cattle Prices Sharply Higher
• Land Legacy How-To | Succession Strategies for Land Vary in Cost and Goals
• USDA Breaks Down Farm Expenses
• Grains struggle to find momentum
• Texas is the first state to report mature corn
• U.S. says signals Russia prepared to return to Black Sea grain deal talks
• Machinery Pete’s Combine Price Outlook
• Human nutrition-style labeling coming to pet food
• Purdue/CME Group’s Study Finds Farmer Sentiment Rebounds On More Optimistic View of Future
• Purdue/CME Survey Reports 25% Of Farmers Expecting Higher Cash Rents
• USDA Release China’s Meat Consumption: Growth Potential Report

Crop Insurance & Ag News for TX & OK Farmers & Ranchers: 08.01.2023

• Crop Progress Report 07.31.2023
• USDA Crop Progress Report: Corn and Soybean Conditions Head Back Down Week Ended July 30
• Land Legacy How To
• No substantial drought relief is in sight as August approaches
• Farm Program Integrity Act reintroduced in U.S. Senate
• Russia Bombardment Against Ukrainian Grain Infrastructure Persists, as Romania Plans Transit Route Expansion
• Farm Production Expenditures Climb 15.2 Percent in 2022
• Daybreak July 31: Census Bureau: Hunger worsening in US
• Johnson: Farm bill should address ‘underlying frailties’ in cattle market
• New Democrat Coalition wants support for small producers in farm bill
• Thompson on Cotton: Signs a Soft Landing May Be Possible
• Broadband Bill Would Push Internet to Every “Last Acre” in Rural America
• USDA Opens Doors to New Opportunities for Migrant and Farmworker Students
• USDA Releases Structure, Management Practices, And Production Costs Of U.S. Beef Cow-Calf Farms Report

Crop Insurance & Ag News for TX & OK Farmers & Ranchers: 07.31.2023

• NCGA Release Videos Of Corn Producers Discussing Importance Of Farm Bill | Holland, TX Farmer
• Senators propose a $250,000 ‘hard cap’ on farm subsidies
• Farm Production Expenditures Climb 15.2 Percent in 2022
• Federal regulators approve new rules to ease power connection backlogs
• 7 ag stories you can’t miss – week ending July 28, 2023
• Scoping out planting issue takes patience
• End-of-week selloff plagues grain prices
• Time to tune up your farm financials
• Expect yield adjustments in August
• Summer bugs cost farmers and ranchers
• Variable rate farm loans reflecting rate hike
• Farm Program Integrity Act reintroduced in U.S. Senate
• Purdue, CropLife Unveil Results Of Study On Ag Retailers’ Use Of Precision Technology

Crop Insurance & Ag News for TX & OK Farmers & Ranchers: 07.28.2023

• The WOTUS battle is far from over
• GOP punts USDA funding bill amid hard-liners’ demands
• Base Acres and the Next Farm Bill Corn Growers Push for Mandatory Base Acre Update for Safety Net
• Grains in search of forward momentum
• Export Report: Traders process rangebound results
• Industry groups defend checkoff programs
• Farmers hold their breath amid hot and dry pollination
• Grains claw back gains on fresh Black Sea jitters
• EPA says three widely used pesticides driving hundreds of endangered species toward extinction
• Farm bill hurdles include the difficult politics of SNAP, says Stabenow
• Cattle Producers Direct NCBA Action on Cell-Cultured Products
• The Midwest is Set to Bake Under High Heat, Ag Meteorologists Now Worry About Severe Crop Damage
• The Top 6 Survival Tips for Raising Teen Farm Kids
• USDA Issues Report Showing The World’s Largest Meat Importers

TX & OK Ag & Crop Insurance News: 07.27.2023

• Corn closes down 17¢ | Wednesday, July 26, 2023
• Grocery inflation rate in 2024 forecast as lowest in five years
• Ag Weather Forum Heat Breaking for Some, Extended for Others Going Into August
• Blocking Foreign Purchases of Ag Land | Senate Votes to Block Farmland, Ag Investments by Foreign Adversaries
• Grain prices mixed in midweek action
• Traders on edge as weather threatens corn yields
• USDA looks to expand rural healthcare access
• The WOTUS battle is far from over
• War in Ukraine Continues to Cause Havoc in Wheat Market
• EU “Could Provide Alternative Routes” for Ukrainian Grain- Expand “Solidarity Lanes”
• Stakes for farm bill expiration lower this time, but 2024 impacts loom
• House Republicans considering major changes to CRP
• Impacts of China trade war still scar some US specialty crops
• Crop insurance rules challenge airlines’ ambitious biofuel plans
• The Top 6 Survival Tips for Raising Teen Farm Kids
• Cotton Growers Asked to Complete Survey
• AAA And NIFF Announces Partnership To Combat Misinformation In Animal Ag
• Paulsen On Why Farmers Should Say Yes To Media Training

TX & OK Ag & Crop Insurance News: 07.26.2023

• Senate votes to bar some foreign farmland purchases
• Drought and Heat Lead to Grasshopper Challenges for Farmers, Ranchers
• ADM Ethanol Markets Trial Likely Pushed to End of 2024, Possibly Into 2025
• Markets pause on Midwest rains, Black Sea fatigue
• Ag Marketing IQ: Focus on managing risk ahead of USDA’s updated corn yield forecasts.
• Russia pulls out of grain deal | Uncertain wheat markets follow Russian reneging on grain deal.
• Machinery dealers use artificial intelligence to improve farmer service
• White House threatens to veto USDA-FDA funding bill
• Biden-Harris Administration Helps Expand Access to Rural Health Care
• The Midwest is Set to Bake Under High Heat, Ag Meteorologists Now Worry About Severe Crop Damage
• Fate of ag spending amendments to be decided
• Thompson on Cotton: Some Excitement Has Returned
• USDA Introduces Geospatial Data Product To Show Crop Rotation Patterns
• China’s Next Anti-Corruption Campaign Targeted At Its Seed Industry
• USDA Releases Livestock, Dairy, and Poultry Outlook