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Crop Insurance & Ag News for TX & OK Farmers & Ranchers: 12.27.2024

• Grains Close In the Green | Thursday, December 26, 2024
• Trump Threatens to Take Back Panama Canal
• Officials warn that agroterrorism threat is real
• This Year’s Holiday Meals Made Possible by Farmers and Crop Insurance
• Control your farm transition
• 2025: Don’t over complicate the cattle market
• Reaping the promises of ag technology
• Latest planters specialize in speed and precision
• Former Iowa Corn president disappointed E15 was scrapped from CR
• Farm economy trending in the wrong direction
• U.S. export demand “phenomenal,” economist says
• Experts Worried Bird Flu Spread is Reaching Boiling Point
• How This 29-Year-Old Farmer is Calculating His Costs on Every Acre in Real-Time
• Mexico to reverse GE corn import curbs, codify domestic ban, Sheinbaum says
• How Financial Liquidity Helps Farms Perform In Tough Times
• Dollar Stores Impact Rural Independent Grocery Stores More Than Urban Stores
• USDA Releases Livestock, Dairy, And Poultry Outlook Report
• USDA Releases Food Price Outlook Report

Crop Insurance & Ag News for TX & OK Farmers & Ranchers: 12.20.2024

• Shutdown more and more likely: House rejects Trump-backed deal to keep government running
• Budget deal collapse jeopardizes ag aid and farm bill | Government shutdown looms as Trump torpedoes bipartisan agreement.
• House Votes Down Funding, Ag Relief Bill Trump Backs
• Trump Endorses New Spending Plan in Congress That Suspends Debt Limit for Two Years
• Minnesota’s Amy Klobuchar Named Ranking Member Of Senate Ag Committee
• Dec. 1 Cattle on Feed Report Expected To Be Supportive for Cattle Complex
• Expert Witness Who Alleges ADM Manipulated Ethanol Market Sees Credibility Examined in Court
• Take tillage to next level with these tools
• Grains Close Mixed | Thursday, December 19, 2024
• White House Recognizes Rural Innovators for Their Community-Focused Work
• Tax Turbulence: How Sunsetting Provisions Could Change Your Bottom Line
• GAO Reports Farmers Have Received $161 Billion From USDA In Past Five Years

Crop Insurance & Ag News for TX & OK Farmers & Ranchers: 12.19.2024

• Farm Aid Caught in Political Standoff Trump, Vance and Musk Press to Kill Overall Federal Spending Bill, Risking Aid to Farmers
• Agriculture Industry Reacts to Angie Craig’s Nomination as House Ag Ranking Member
• Trump rejects bipartisan US spending bill, raising government shutdown risk
• Opinion: Farm Policy Facts Ounce of prevention or pound of cure? Now is the time to stand by America’s farmers
• Overall ethanol production in the United States
• How to navigate the agriculture economy in 2025
• Soybeans Close Down More Than 25¢ | Wednesday, December 18, 2024 Analyst says chart analysis signals future losses for March soybeans.
• Specialty Crop Producers Should Apply to Marketing Assistance for Specialty Crops Program
• Farmer Fights Eminent Domain, Rejects Government Land Seizure
• California Declares State Of Emergency Due To H5N1 In Dairy Cattle
• Congress To Skip Town, Leaving Pork Producers High And Dry Without Prop. 12 Fix
• USDA Releases Cotton And Wool Outlook Report
• USDA Releases Oil Crops Outlook: Report

Crop Insurance & Ag News for TX & OK Farmers & Ranchers: 12.18.2024

• Congress Still Working on Year-End Deal Deal | Reached on Farmer Aid and Year-Round E15, But Budget Bill Still Stalled
• Government Funding Bill to Include Ag Economic Aid, Sources Say
• Majority of Ag Economists say U.S. Agriculture is Ending the Year in a Recession
• Year-end funding bill includes $10B in farm aid, summer E15, farm bill extension
• Top 10 Ag Stories of 2024: No. 10 2024 Was a Year of Labor Unrest at US and Canada Rail and Shipping Ports
• Potash, Urea, UAN28, UAN32 Prices Down Slightly Second Week of December
• Soybeans drop to two-week low as exports slip
• Could fewer immigrants mean more imports?
• How to survive the ‘meh’ years
• How Technology Can Boost Decision-Making and Profitability
• Know your cost of production, expenses
• Chairman Thompson Announces GOP Agriculture Committee Roster For 119th Congress
• USDA Releases Wheat Outlook Report
• USDA Reports The Number Of U.S. Farms Decreased 10% From 2012 To 2022

Crop Insurance & Ag News for TX & OK Farmers & Ranchers: 12.17.2024

• Will Congress leave for break without helping farmers?
• Congress Races to Finalize Budget Package, Including Economic Aid for Farmers
• Vilsack Says Rollins Has Key Asset — Trump’s Ear
• A Farm Bill Extension Without Economic Aid for Farmers Sparks Intense Negotiations and Debate in Congress
• Farm bill extension deal underway
• Ag Interest Rate Snapshot
• Texas Panhandle Farm Earns Sorghum Bin Buster Award With 240.01 BPA Entry
• World Shares Mostly Decline Ahead of Rate Decisions by Central Banks
• Could the Live Cattle Market’s Rally Hit Pause Until After the Holidays?
• 2024’s Big Stories: What Will Be the Top One?
• Shark Wheel Ag’s innovative pivot tire draws from nature
• Registration open for Women Managing the Farm Conference
• Corn Closes Up 3¢ | Monday, December 16, 2024 Soybeans end the day lower.
• Ag trade’s uncertain future: Farmers scramble to find new export markets beyond China
• USDA Reports The Number Of U.S. Farms Decreased 10% From 2012 To 2022
• USDA Releases Feed Outlook Report

Crop Insurance & Ag News for TX & OK Farmers & Ranchers: 12.16.2024

• 3 Big Things Today, December 16, 2024
• GOP Leadership Issue Statement On Farm Bill Extension, Turned Down By Democrats
• New Crop Insurance Products | New National Crop Insurance Video
• Megatrends Impacting Agriculture Moving Forward
• Nat’l Crop Insurance Services Releases New Video On Diversity Of Crops Being Covered
• Ag Market Aid Talks Reach Stalemate in Congress
• Will Congress leave for break without helping farmers?
• Farm Groups Rally for Economic Aid as Negotiations Stall
• Nitrogen Supply Expected to Increase in 2025, Positive News for Price
• Interest Rates, Cattle Herd Numbers, Global Fertilizer Outlook
• Wheat Growers Top County Yields in National Contest
• Federal Funds Help Protect US Livestock and Animals From New World Screwworm
• Dear USDA: Why? Ag Marketing IQ: The December Supply and Demand report surprised grain marketers. The fireworks usually come from the January production report.
• Long-range planning can help farm families decide what “slowing down” or retiring will actually look like.
• 6 things to know for borrowing in 2025
• Find way through trying times in agriculture
• Concern next Trump EPA could “reprise giving out Small Refinery Exemptions”
• Nearly All US Farms Are Family Farms, USDA Says