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Crop Insurance & Ag News for TX & OK Farmers & Ranchers: 07.12.2024

• July WASDE Set to Project Planting Assumptions Today
• AgDay Markets Now: Dave Chatterton Explains What Drove the Rally in Grain Markets
• Bargain buyers lift grain prices
• Rebuilding Rural Resilience in Recovery
• 2024 Farmland Values Flatten
• EPA May Miss 2026 RFS Volumes Deadline
• Export Report: Largely lackluster results
• Farmers continue to hold onto grain
• Some Ag Damage Reported from Hurricane Beryl
• AgDay Markets Now: Rich Nelson Says Funds Sink Soybeans Pricing in Trendline Yields
• Will the U.S. Corn Crop Bake In the July Heat? What You Need to Know About the July Forecast
• Senate panel approves 3% spending increase for USDA, FDA
• Shortline Equipment Manufacturers Score Well In Dealer Study
• Study Reports Beef Checkoff Returns $13.41 For Each Dollar Invested

Crop Insurance & Ag News for TX & OK Farmers & Ranchers: 07.11.2024

• Grain Prices Hitting Lowest Levels Since 2020
• House Ag Committee Chair Joins Others Demanding Review Of Agency Regulations In The Wake Of Chevron Doctrine Ruling
• House Ag Committee Chair’s Opening Statement At Hearing On Consequences Of EPA’s Actions On Agriculture
• Soybeans close down 13¢ | Wednesday, July 10, 2024 USDA announced a new crop soybean sale this morning.
• Wheat yield contest winners share their tips for success
• July WASDE Set to Project Planting Assumptions on Friday
• Anhydrous, Urea Again Lead All Retail Fertilizer Prices Lower
• Could Fund Bearish Bet Ahead of Pollination Come Back to Bite Them?
• An Urban’s Rural View An Interesting Interest Rate Disconnect
• Tighter Margins: $4 Corn and $10 Soybeans
• Tar Spot Disease Pressure Is In the Forecast Now
• AgDay Markets Now: Tommy Grisafi Discusses When Funds Will Quit Pushing Grains Into New Lows
• Ag’s Big Break With Fishermen’s Win at Supreme Court
• U.S. Food Imports Rising
• Vilsack: “You’re Damn Right He’s (Biden) Capable Of Doing The Job”

Crop Insurance & Ag News for TX & OK Farmers & Ranchers: 07.10.2024

• Hurricane Beryl Joins Hailstorms and Floods Damaging Crops and Ag Infrastructure
• 2024 Farmland Values Flatten
• Linking the medical field to agriculture
• Corn finds modest bargain-buying boost
• Soybeans close down nearly 20¢ | Tuesday, July 9, 2024 Corn and wheat end the day mostly higher.
• Syngenta offers online disease management resources
• Four tips for managing crop disease
• Hold, cash in, or roll?
• Promotional tractors through the years
• Grassley frustrated with EPA’s 2026-2028 RVO timing
• Federal Ag Spending Bills to be Considered this Week
• Tar Spot Disease Pressure Is In the Forecast Now
• Tough Love: More Young Farmers Are Coming Home to Farm, But 58% Say There’s No Transition Plan in Place
• Alphabet (Google’s Parent) Exits Its Ag AI Developer Business Unit Mineral
• Curious Plot Releases Its "2024 Consumer Curiosity Report"

Crop Insurance & Ag News for TX & OK Farmers & Ranchers: 07.09.2024

• Crop Progress Report 07.08.2024 (PDF)
• Likelihood of getting a farm bill passed this year continues to dwindle
• Grains start week with heavy losses
• Soybeans close down 30¢ | Monday, July 8, 2024
• USDA Crop Progress: Corn, Soybeans Rated 68% Good to Excellent as of July 7
• Report: Wheat acres bite the dust
• Oklahoma wheat: ‘Test weights off the charts’
• Farmland Values Settling Under Weight of Commodity Prices, Interest Rates
• Farm Press announces 2024 Peanut Efficiency Award winners
• Moderna awarded $176 million to develop human avian flu vaccine
  
• Agriculture and America’s game
• Leading Ag Economists Weigh In On the Biggest Headwinds And Opportunities For the Ag Economy in the Months Ahead
• GOP platform calls for revoking China trade status, slashing regulations, making tax cuts permanent
• New Survey From CropLife Reports Ag Retailers’ Adoption Of Precision Technology
• Purdue Ag Economist Analyzes Profitability Of Conventionally Raised And Organic Crops

Crop Insurance & Ag News for TX & OK Farmers & Ranchers: 07.08.2024

• Top 5 Things to Watch | DTN
• Hurricane Beryl strengthens, makes landfall along Texas coast
• A Uniquely Bearish Possibility in Cash Corn Price History
• Steam heat tested to eliminate pests inside of fruit
• Are higher grain prices still possible this year?
• Tractor Supply cuts DEI, climate goals
• Fed cattle market hits new record highs
• How David Hula grows 600-bushel-plus corn
• AGCO to launch autonomous tractor retrofit kits for mixed-fleets in 2025
• Pork export sales surge to marketing year high
• New Survey From CropLife Magazine Reports On Ag Retailers Adoption And Outlook On Precision Technology
• Purdue Ag Economist Analyzes Profitability Of Conventionally Raised And Organic Crops
• USO And John Deere Join Forces To Support Those Who Serve
• Climate Change Is Lengthening The Growing Season EPA Reports

Crop Insurance & Ag News for TX & OK Farmers & Ranchers: 07.03.2024

• 2024 Crop Year (CY) Common Crop Insurance Policy and Area Risk Protection Insurance Harvest Prices Announcement
• Poll: Farmer’s Sentiment Continues to Decline
• Where The Crop Acreage Shifts Occurred In Latest USDA Report
• USDA Gearing Up To Celebrate The International Year Of The Woman Farmer
• Legal Experts Continue to Weigh Effects of SCOTUS Tossing Chevron Deference
• Futures had a mixed day on Tuesday
• US Farmers Keep Corn in the Bin | Farmers Hold 3 BB of Corn in On-Farm Storage as They Wait for Profitable Prices
• Closer Look at Numbers Reveals Where US Corn Stocks Are Located
• AGCO to launch autonomous tractor retrofit kits for mixed-fleets in 2025
• Mexico to drop plan to cut yellow corn imports, new agriculture minister says
• Serious negotiations needed for new farm bill
• Can I Save Wheat Seed?
• Biden-Harris administration announces proposed rule to protect indoor, outdoor workers from extreme heat
• USDA Releases Food Price Outlook Report