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Crop Insurance & Ag News for TX & OK Farmers & Ranchers: 11.12.2025

• Policy Updates: Despite court mandates, USDA fights to withhold full November SNAP benefits
• Shutdown near end, time to get reacquainted with 2018 Farm Bill
• Hansen-Mueller Still Owes Texas Farmers Texas Farmers Still Unpaid by Hansen-Mueller Despite Nebraska Settlement
• Bigger Fall Weather Systems More Likely for Second Half of November
• A flashy Monday leads to a snoozy Tuesday
• ‘No skimping:’ Farmers prioritize seed genetics, dealer relationships
• This farmer needs one thing: Open trade
• Forgotten heroes: The rural veterans who built America’s military strength
• ‘Sky Is Done Falling,’ North Dakota Rancher Says of Dropping Cattle Prices
• Thailand opens door to U.S. corn under Its zero-tariff pledge Thailand scraps corn tariffs, expands quotas for the U.S.
• DOJ, USDA Investigating Meatpackers over Beef Prices
• Quarterly Wheat Update
• Another Temporary Fix: Stopgap Bill Includes Farm Bill Extension — Is This the New Normal for Ag Policy?
• How farmers can tackle rising fertilizer costs

Crop Insurance & Ag News for TX & OK Farmers & Ranchers: 11.11.2025

• Farm bill extension included in potential deal to end shutdown
• Senate passes bill to end longest-ever U.S. shutdown; hemp restrictions affirmed
• USDA continues to fight full SNAP benefits for November
• Sixth USDA Crop Progress Report Missed as Shutdown Drags Into November
• Ag Interest Rate Snapshot Farm Credit Rates
• Farm bill extension included in potential deal to end shutdown
• Weekly Grain Movement: Corn continues its strong run
• 7 financial steps up for farmers
• Trinidad shutdown could push ammonia price
• How the 2025 land market has changed — and how it hasn’t
• Feeder Cattle Close Up $9.25 | Monday, Nov. 10, 2025
• Government Shutdown, Trade Wars Hit Farmers’ Bottom Line Hard
• Analysts See U.S. Soy, Corn Harvests Nearly Done; Wheat Ratings Steady
• How Farmers Should Respond to Soybean Rally, According to Market Analyst
• The Best Time to Buy Is…?
• How to choose the best irrigation pivot tires
• ‘No skimping:’ Farmers prioritize seed genetics, dealer relationships
• Largest Cooperatives Purchasing Products From Agricultural Producers
• Wilbur-Ellis: Three Keys To Ag Financing In 2026 And Beyond
• Purdue Study Finds 104,766 Ag & Food Jobs Open For New Graduates Annually

Crop Insurance & Ag News for TX & OK Farmers & Ranchers: 11.10.2025

• Washington Week Ahead: Senators reach deal to end shutdown
• Farm bill extension included in measure to end shutdown
• Farmers Reflect on 2025 Crop Season
• Three Chinese Students At U Of Michigan Charged With Importing Biological Materials Related To Round Worms
• Is China a National Security Threat to U.S. Agriculture?
• Jerry Gulke | How Should Farmers Prepare For the November USDA Reports?
• Blogger Meredith Bernard diversified her farm’s income by opening an RV park on her property.
• Recent Farmland Sales in Florida, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, Texas, Wisconsin
• What Farmers Need to Know Before the November WASDE Report
• President Trump calls on DOJ to investigate the meatpacking industry over concerns about beef prices
• Beef specialists say bull genetics critical to rebuilding cattle herd
• Fertilizer expert: Fall supply concerns loom for nitrogen and phosphate
• China Buys US Wheat & Sorghum, Ends Some Soybean Import Suspensions
• Risky farm legacy: Handing down wealth without wisdom
• Next-Gen Agribusiness: Review and explore strategy, recognize the importance of credit, and focus on outcomes to have a profitable 2026.
• Free and forever: Better capture of farm data
• Meat Institute Issues Statement On Beef Processing Sector DOJ Investigation
• Four Farmers From Across The Nation (Including One from Texas) Advance To Grower Of The Year Finals

Crop Insurance & Ag News for TX & OK Farmers & Ranchers: 11.07.2025

• Soybeans Close Down Nearly 27¢ | Thursday, Nov. 6, 2025
• Ahead of the Open | Corrective selling hits grains overnight
• Economist urges farmers to study 2026 safety net updates
• Tariff Aid Payments Could Backfire, Boosting Fertilizer Prices, Analyst Warns
• Fertilizers Phosphate and Potash Gain Critical Mineral Status by USGS
• Grains Melt Down on Profit Taking, Risk Off Selling: Is This Topping Action?
• Soybeans: A House of Cards?
• Selecting Replacement Heifers for Profit, Herd Growth as Cattle Numbers Fall
• 5 tips to improve your grain marketing plan
• Regenerative organic agriculture growing fast, gaining advocates
• Supreme Court Appears Skeptical of Trump Tariffs
• Farm Bureau: Trump likely to keep using tariffs
• We Need Sales, Too: After Soybean Announcement, Other Sectors Hope for Relief in China Deal
• Is China a National Security Threat to U.S. Agriculture?
• Trump administration ordered to restore full SNAP benefits by Friday
• The National Wheat Yield Contest Announces Its 2025 Winners

Crop Insurance & Ag News for TX & OK Farmers & Ranchers: 11.06.2025

• 3 Big Things Today, Nov. 6, 2025
• First Thing Today | Corrective price pullbacks in grains overnight
• Smith: farmer relief should survive U.S. Supreme Court tariff case
• Policy Updates: China suspends 24% tariffs on U.S. goods, keeps 10% levy and 13% tariff on U.S. soybeans
• Supreme Court hears Trump tariff case: What’s at stake for markets and farm input prices
• H-2A Processing Will Resume Despite Shutdown
• Ag sector watching as Supreme Court considers the legality of President Trump’s use of tariffs
• January Soybeans Recoup Yesterday’s Loss | Wednesday, Nov. 5, 2025
• China ends levies on U.S. farm goods, halts export curbs on firms | China blames U.S. tariffs for agricultural trade disruptions despite cooperation
• When Chaos Is the Market’s Focus, Cattle Market Fundamentals Don’t Matter
• Ethanol production in the U.S. averaged 1.123 million barrels per day in the last reporting week, according to the EIA.
• Federal Appeals Court Orders USDA to Rewrite GMO Food Labeling Rules
• Five Retail Fertilizer Prices Higher Compared to Last Month, Led by Anhydrous
• Seed Company’s Data Reveal Lower 2025 Yields in Major Corn States
• Ethanol production has never been higher!
• Smart farm financial management goes beyond tax avoidance
• Cotton rallies may come and go, like La Niña
• Farmland values holding steady
• Shutdown impacts farmers and their advisors
• Prop. 50 approval will redraw California’s farm country
• USDA Releases Partial SNAP funds amid Government Shutdown
• Livestock Sector Optimism Fuels A Modest Rise In Farmer Sentiment
• Cotton replant gives Texas farm a second chance
• USDA Secretary Not Ready to Open US Border to Mexican Cattle

Crop Insurance & Ag News for TX & OK Farmers & Ranchers: 11.05.2025

• Supreme Court to Weigh Tariff Power Farmers, Others Challenge Tariffs as Supreme Court Hears Test to Trump’s Authority
• Ag sector watching as Supreme Court considers the legality of President Trump’s use of tariffs
• Trump Admin Still Planning Billions in Farmer Trade Aid
• After the Bell | Wheat holds firm amid selling in the grains complex
• 2025 National Wheat Yield Contest Winners
• ADM CEO: Commodity Prices Depend on China Trade, Clarity on Biofuel Policies
• NCIS Releases New Social Media Video Series on the Value of Crop Insurance
• Meatpacker JBS to pay $1.1 Million to settle climate lawsuit
• China just can’t quit U.S. soybeans – here’s why
• How to become a seed-corn contract grower
• USDA Misses Fifth Crop Progress Report as Shutdown Drags Into November
• U.S. Senate advances more USDA nominees
• Trade agreement with China could revive rail shipments for Upper Midwest soybeans
• Southeast Iowa farmer reports mixed harvest results amid USDA data gap
• Livestock Sector Optimism Fuels A Modest Rise In Farmer Sentiment
• How do U.S. farmers profit from the China trade deal?
• How are farmers navigating the ag crisis while planning for 2026?
• Farmers walk a fine line between cutting costs and sustaining yields
• Bitcoin Set to Revolutionize US Agriculture?
• Cover Crop Adoption: Results From Five Years Of Ag Economy Barometer Surveys
• Farmers Urged To "Prepare With Propane" For Cold-Weather Reliability