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Crop Insurance & Ag News for TX & OK Farmers & Ranchers: 09.19.2024

• Federal Reserve Cuts Interest Rates
• Bipartisan Talks Continue on Farm Bill Amid Calls for Emergency Relief
• Farm Aid in the Works: Lawmakers Explore Temporary Fix as Farm Bill Stalls
• Congressional Hearing Exposes Lack of Clarity on WOTUS Rules
• ICYMI: Crop Insurance Brings Political Opponents Together
• Building your refinancing case
• Is there new hope for a farm bill?
• Soybeans close up 8¢ | Wednesday, September 18, 2024
• Ethanol production falls to three month low
• Senate Ag Committee pushed to buy American food for schools
• Under Secretary Taylor: Ag trade remains a priority for Biden admin
• Stabenow, Thompson claim signs of progress on farm bill

Crop Insurance & Ag News for TX & OK Farmers & Ranchers: 09.18.2024

• Farmers Await Interest Rate Cuts Farmers | Hope for Interest Rate Relief as Operating Loan Demand Climbs
• Traders search for fresh momentum in lightly mixed session
• USDA decision clears deck for avian flu vaccine
• A grain bin fall and a long road to recovery
• Ag Marketing IQ: Consider seed technology, pay attention to crops in Brazil and monitor China’s purchase decisions.
• FP Next: Is AI coming to a farm near you?
• Traders search for fresh momentum in lightly mixed session
• Around the MDA: Farmers are at top of the game when it comes to adoption of technology and programs to improve their operations and environment.
• Third year of farm income decline is on the horizon
• Farm sector is in a downturn, say economists
• Lawmakers consider temporary aid until new farm bill passed
• Judge Dismiss Lawsuit Accusing Bayer, BASF And Corteva To Fix Prices
• Interest Rate Adjustments Expected At Challenging Time For Ag
• USDA Releases Season Average Price Forecasts Report

Crop Insurance & Ag News for TX & OK Farmers & Ranchers: 09.19.2024

• Federal Reserve Cuts Interest Rates
• Bipartisan Talks Continue on Farm Bill Amid Calls for Emergency Relief
• Farm Aid in the Works: Lawmakers Explore Temporary Fix as Farm Bill Stalls
• Congressional Hearing Exposes Lack of Clarity on WOTUS Rules
• ICYMI: Crop Insurance Brings Political Opponents Together
• Building your refinancing case
• Is there new hope for a farm bill?
• Soybeans close up 8¢ | Wednesday, September 18, 2024
• Ethanol production falls to three month low
• Senate Ag Committee pushed to buy American food for schools
• Under Secretary Taylor: Ag trade remains a priority for Biden admin
• Stabenow, Thompson claim signs of progress on farm bill

Crop Insurance & Ag News for TX & OK Farmers & Ranchers: 09.18.2024

• Farmers Await Interest Rate Cuts Farmers | Hope for Interest Rate Relief as Operating Loan Demand Climbs
• Traders search for fresh momentum in lightly mixed session
• USDA decision clears deck for avian flu vaccine
• A grain bin fall and a long road to recovery
• Ag Marketing IQ: Consider seed technology, pay attention to crops in Brazil and monitor China’s purchase decisions.
• FP Next: Is AI coming to a farm near you?
• Traders search for fresh momentum in lightly mixed session
• Around the MDA: Farmers are at top of the game when it comes to adoption of technology and programs to improve their operations and environment.
• Third year of farm income decline is on the horizon
• Farm sector is in a downturn, say economists
• Lawmakers consider temporary aid until new farm bill passed
• Judge Dismiss Lawsuit Accusing Bayer, BASF And Corteva To Fix Prices
• Interest Rate Adjustments Expected At Challenging Time For Ag
• USDA Releases Season Average Price Forecasts Report

Crop Insurance & Ag News for TX & OK Farmers & Ranchers: 09.17.2024

• Lawmakers consider temporary aid until new farm bill passed
• Political polarization makes farm bill extension more likely, says analyst
• Moran: Stabenow eyes adding producer assistance to farm bill extension
• China’s Economic Slowdown To Impact Global Ag Markets
• Crop Progess Report 09.17.2024 (PDF)
• Grains back in the red to start the week
• USDA Crop Progress: Corn 9% Harvested, Soybeans 6% Harvested as of Sept. 15
• Ag Weather Forum
• Taxes, Tariffs, Illegal Immigration and Energy Are Just a Few of the Harris-Trump Splits
• Farm Leaders Reveal Sharp Contrasts for Agriculture Under Harris and Trump Presidencies
• USDA exports – Unknown buys soybeans, September 16, 2024
• How to build your banker’s confidence
• Commentary | Are you aware of your business risks?
• Commentary | Fed circles wagons
• FP Next: Is AI coming to a farm near you?
• Field check wrap: What’s weighing on farmers’ minds?
• Four Kansas GOP members working to blunt federal power on transmission line corridor
• Ag Economists Provide An In-Depth Look At How Tariffs Impact U.S. Agricultural Producers
• USDA Reports Majority Of Farms With Debt Have Loans From A Commercial Bank

Crop Insurance & Ag News for TX & OK Farmers & Ranchers: 09.16.2024

• 3 Big Things Today, September 16, 2024
• Washington Week Ahead: House GOP targets EVs, farm bill discussions continue
• Ag Economists Provide An In-Depth Look At How Tariffs Impact U.S. Agricultural Producers
• A grain bin fall and the miracle man
• Farmers Note Sobering Safety Challenges as Harvest Rolls
• Farmers Eye Economy as Combines Roll
• Grains pull back from last week’s rally
• Wheat remains near two-month highs behind concern over Black Sea disruptions.
• Students: Now is the time to get into drones
• 4 ways to seize the moment in the cattle market
• Are you aware of your business risks?
• Fed circles wagons Ag Marketing IQ: After ho-hum USDA report, watch interest rates for market clues.
• USDA’s Latest Farm Income Data Looks Brighter Than Early 2024 Numbers
• Each Presidential Candidate Responses To Farm Bureau’s Issues Impacting Ag Producers
• Farm Credit Administration Receives Report On U.S. Farm Income Outlook
• USDA Reports Majority Of Farms With Debt Have Loans From A Commercial Bank
• Nat’l Ag Law Center Provides Legal Guidance On Holding An "Agritourism" Event