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Crop Insurance & Ag News for TX & OK Farmers & Ranchers: 03.28.2024

• 5 Things to Know About a Developing La Nina
• USDA Release Chart Showing Fertilizer’s Share Of Corn Production Costs
• AgCareers.Com Release Results Of Workforce Needs And Gaps Survey
• Is the bull market story in cattle over?
• Maryland Bridge Collapse Could Affect Ag
• Sick Dairy Cows Recovering From HPAI
• Afternoon market recap: Wheat prices make modest inroads ahead of USDA’s prospective plantings report.
• Biden’s biofuel push risks dethroning corn as king
• Family feuds and other legal quandaries
• Navigating the persistent pest problems for peanut growers
• U.S. losing ground in Chinese soybean and beef markets
• When to replace ag tires?
• CRISPR revolutionizing agriculture
• Agriculture urges EPA for emergency E15 waiver
• Meat Coalition Says New EPA Regs Would Should Down 74 Processing Facilities
• American Agri-Women Announces Its Washington DC Fly-In
• Ag Economists Release Report Showing Crop Yield Growth By Global Regions

Crop Insurance & Ag News for TX & OK Farmers & Ranchers: 03.27.2024

• 3 Big Things Today, March 27, 2024
• Maryland Bridge Collapse Could Affect Ag
• USDA authorizes CRP graze and hay donations to wildlife-impacted livestock producers in Nebraska, Oklahoma, Texas
• It’s Time for USDA’s Prospective Plantings Survey, March Grain Stocks Report
• Baltimore Bridge Impact on Ag Machinery
• Transition farm ownership and leadership
• Grains drift lower ahead of planting data
• Ag Economists Release Report Showing Crop Yield Growth By Global Regions
• EPA Accepts Atrazine Science Panel Recommendations
• Agricultural Census Shows Strong Growth In Direct Sales From Farms And Ranches
• EPA’s new emission standards trouble corn farmers
• “Product of USA” label rule raises trade concerns
• How crop input prices impact land values
• EPA Accepts Atrazine Science Panel Recommendations
• Precision Farming Tools Most Used By Minimum Till Farmers
• FAA Clears Use Of “Drone Swarms” For Agricultural Use

Crop Insurance & Ag News for TX & OK Farmers & Ranchers: 03.26.2024

• 3 Big Things Today, March 26, 2024
• Illness Impacting Texas Cattle Confirmed as Bird Flu
• Vilsack reassures producers following detections of avian flu in livestock
• Farmers See No Relief in Sight as Ag Labor Pressures Continue to Worsen
• Could KC New-Crop Wheat Be Close to Another Move Higher?
• March 1 Cattle on Feed Up 1% From Year Ago; February Placements Up 10%
• Livestock economist says supplies of cattle will continue to tighten
• Ag Disappointed in Tailpipe Emissions Rule
• There’s a Possibility USDA’s Prospective Plantings Report Next Week Produces a Surprise in Corn
• EPA’s new emission standards trouble corn farmers
• “Product of USA" label rule raises trade concerns
• How crop input prices impact land values
• EPA Accepts Atrazine Science Panel Recommendations
• Agricultural Census Shows Strong Growth In Direct Sales From Farms And Ranches
• Precision Farming Tools Most Used By Minimum Till Farmers
• FAA Clears Use Of "Drone Swarms" For Agricultural Use

Crop Insurance & Ag News for TX & OK Farmers & Ranchers: 03.25.2024

• Farm Futures Survey Reports Farmers Will Plant 2.3 Million Fewer Corn Acres, 2.4 Million Soybean Acres
• A lot on the to-do list in a farm bill year
• March Grain Stocks and a Good Friday Break
• On the farm: Debt is up and income is not
• Top 5 Things to Watch
• USDA’s acreage report not always the final say
• Louis Dreyfus Co.’s profit tops $1 billion again
• Ag tech businesses bet big on artificial intelligence
• Senate votes to ban Paraguay beef
• 2024 acreage: Farmers still eager to plant corn
• Ready to retire? Plan farm equipment sales wisely
• Used machinery inventories are exploding
• Livestock economist says supplies of cattle will continue to tighten
• Texas, New Mexico officials investigate mystery dairy cattle illness
• Credit coming for decades old soil health practices
• American Bankers Assn: Farm Bank Lending Increased To $110 Billion In 2023
• Farm Transition Legislation Introduced In Congress To Prepare For Upcoming 370 Million Acres Of Farmland
• Fast Company: How Farm Journal is Sowing The Regenerative Ag Movement

Crop Insurance & Ag News for TX & OK Farmers & Ranchers: 03.22.2024

• U.S. Sen. Jerry Moran frustrated by slow pace of negotiations on new five-year farm bill
• House ag discusses ‘danger’ from China
• Ag Groups Seek USDA Funds to Recover Markets
• Vilsack quizzed on SNAP, WIC, H-2A, CCC
• Senate Ag Committee members introduce Farm Transition Act
• Apparently, Yes, Some Think Farmers Should Be Harshly Penalized
• Details for SAF Tax Credits Delayed, But Will ‘Send Right Signal,’ Ag Secretary Says
• Ag Interest Rate Snapshot
• ‘No Sales’ Return to Farmland Auction Market, But Local Conditions Can Still Drive Strong Sales
• Brace for Friday’s Cattle on Feed Report with Greater Placements
• Grains manage modest gains in Thursday’s session
• Ag economists: Expect lower interest rates by summer
• 6 tips for managing early winter wheat
• Looking for signs of expansion in the cattle herd
• RFA to EPA: final rule disregards ethanol’s carbon benefits
• Enhancing US cotton sustainability – Trust protocol & climate smart program
• Vilsack Urges Toning Down Anti-China Rhetoric, Citing Farm Exports
• Farm Transition Legislation Introduced In Congress To Prepare For Upcoming 370 Million Acres Of Farmland
• Rural & Ag Health & Safety: Child Injuries On Farms Are Not "Accidents"
• New Report Shows U.S. Food And Ag Industries Have $9.63 Trillion Economic Impact

Crop Insurance & Ag News for TX & OK Farmers & Ranchers: 03.21.2024

• 3 Big Things Today, March 21, 2024 | Successful Farming
• Bayer CEO Anderson Focuses on Roundup Legal Fight Inside, Outside Courtroom
• US Sales of 4WD Tractors, Combines Down in February
• Ag Weather Forum
• Ag Groups Disappointed in EV Mandate | Biden EPA Sets EV Mandate; Ag Groups Say Biden Vehicle Emissions Rule Shuts Out Ethanol, Biofuels
• 10 Takeaways From Latest National Cover Crop Survey
• How Could a Developing La Nina Affect Corn Yield?
• February 2024 Recent Farmland Sales
• Examining Chinese Threats to Ag
• Q&A With Deere on Technology: Cameras, Autonomy, Algorithms
• Ag economists: Expect lower interest rates by summer
• Keep the peace: Farm business vs. farm life
• Tips for understanding the price slide in cattle marketing
• Try new record-keeping tools for farm
• Enhancing US cotton sustainability – Trust protocol & climate smart program
• John Deere, Kinze And Ag Leader Announce Collaboration
• USDA: Changes In Food Spending From 2019-2022 Varied By State
• USDA: U.S. Ag Import Values Outpace Export Values In 2023