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Crop Insurance & Ag News for TX & OK Farmers & Ranchers: 11.26.2024

• Crop Insurers Comment on New USDA Secretary Nomination
• No lame duck farm bill
• Crop Progress Report | November 25, 2024 | USDA
• US Cattle Prices Jump as US Halts Mexican Cattle Imports Due to New World Screwworm
• Feeder Cattle Prices May Skyrocket as APHIS Restricts Mexican Cattle Imports due to New World Screwworm
• While Ag Secretary Nominee Named, Trump Transition Team Can’t Access USDA
• Wheat, Corn, Soybean Inspections Continue Ahead of Last Year
• Final 2024 USDA Crop Progress Report: Winter Wheat Rating Jumps 6 Points to 55% Good to Excellent as of Nov. 24
• From cast-iron plows to AI, farm innovation endures
• Agriculture Industry Reacts to Nomination of Brooke Rollins as Secretary of Agriculture
• ASA monitoring tariff suggestions under second Trump admin
• Senate Ag Committee Members: 1 in 5 Farmers at Risk Financially
• Trump says he’ll act day one to raise tariffs on Mexico, Canada, China
• Farm Bureau: Here Is Where Thanksgiving Foods Are Produced
• USDA Launches New Online Civil Rights Tool
• Farmland: A Legacy And An Asset

Crop Insurance & Ag News for TX & OK Farmers & Ranchers: 11.25.2024

• Trump Names Policy Leader Brooke Rollins As Agriculture Secretary in Next Administration
• Agricultural industry groups released statements congratulating the current president and CEO of America First Policy Institute on her nomination.
• Market Relief Needed to Supplement Farm Bill Extension, Senators Say
• USDA Launches New Online Civil Rights Tool
• 7 ag stories you can’t miss from week ending – November 22, 2024
• Ag Policy Blog: Stabenow’s Late Effort to Secure a New Farm Bill Before Retirement, the Rural Prosperity Act
• With Trump Administration, Ag Sustainability Goals Will Likely Lean on Private Sector
• Will grain markets get a bull for Christmas?
• Does Black Friday turn grain markets red?
• Want to scout soybeans better? Check out these tools
• Keeping agriculture cool: Building on opportunities, leadership and advocacy
• Winter Wheat Planting Complete in 8 States
• ASA monitoring tariff suggestions under second Trump admin
• How to maximize profitability in a tough ag economy
• California’s avian influenza outbreak escalating
• Farm Labor Survey under question
• Farmland: A Legacy And An Asset
• Full Year: John Deere’s Revenues Down 28%, Net Income Down 30%: $7.1 Billion
• John Deere’s Stock Price On Track For Largest Percent Increase Since 2021
• USDA Releases Season Average Price Forecasts Report

Crop Insurance & Ag News for TX & OK Farmers & Ranchers: 11.22.2024

• Will Total Cattle on Feed Top 12 Million Head in Friday’s USDA Report
• With Trump Administration, Ag Sustainability Goals Will Likely Lean on Private Sector
• GOP Senators Say Any Aid Package Needs to Help Farmers With Market-Related
• USDA comes out swinging on organic enforcement
• Farm for value first in 2025
• Deere projects lower 2025 profit with farmers still not spending
• Export Report: Soybeans outperform expectations
• Farm dangers both physical and mental Transitions and Strategies: The farming profession needs to bring mental health out of the shadows.
• USDA comes out swinging on organic enforcement
• Market-Trend-Down Grains End the Day in the Red | Thursday, November 21, 2024
• Farmers Need ‘Significant’ Federal Help to Survive Drop in Income, Say Senators
• Torres Small stresses urgency in disaster assistance hearing
• Demand for ag land remains steady
• What will President-elect Trump do with WOTUS?
• Brazil and China deepen trade ties ahead of Trump presidency
• The Cotton Haul Of Fame: BASF Opens Enrollment For Exclusive One Ton Club For 20th Year
• USDA Releases Season Average Price Forecasts Report
• Fertilizer Quality Has Improved Over Time

Crop Insurance & Ag News for TX & OK Farmers & Ranchers: 11.21.2024

• Farm Bill Extension Likely as GOP Rejects Stabenow’s Bill
• Torres Small stresses urgency in disaster assistance hearing
• Ag groups want farm bill movement
• Grassley calls timing of Stabenow farm bill “disappointing and unrealistic”
• Could Trump Actually Be Good for U.S. Ag Trade?
• New ways to turn a profit
• Corn Ends Day Up 3¢ | Wednesday, November 20, 2024
• Leap of Faith As Farmer Miraculously Escapes Burning Chopper
• What Goes Into Aid Package for Ag?
• Caution Ahead for Farmers Employing Undocumented Workers or Trying to Hire Labor
• Ag Joins Fight Against EPA’s ‘Forever Chemicals’ Rule, Cites Cleanup Liability
• President Details Disaster Relief for Farmers and Ranchers as Part of Bigger Package
• EIA: Domestic Ethanol Output, Blending Demand Down on Week
• 7 Fertilizer Prices Continue Higher During First Week of November
• Wheat rally hangs on for fourth consecutive session
• Should I ditch nitrogen for biologicals?
• Experts Reflect on 2024 Harvest Season
• RFA’s White discusses E15 in second Trump admin
• Farms hiring and paying more
• Costa to challenge Scott for top Dem role on House Ag panel
• Fertilizer Quality Has Improved Over Time
• USDA Releases Oil Crops Outlook Report
• USDA Releases Wheat Outlook Report

Crop Insurance & Ag News for TX & OK Farmers & Ranchers: 11.20.2024

• Stabenow Files Farm Bill With $2 Billion in Speedy Payments
• How is Stabenow’s Senate Farm Bill Proposal Different From the House Bill?
• Could Trump Actually Be Good for U.S. Ag Trade?
• Trump picks tariff proponent Lutnick to lead trade agenda, head Commerce
• President Details Disaster Relief for Farmers and Ranchers as Part of Bigger Package
• Which grain market strategies work in a down market?
• Wheat extends gains on Russia-Ukraine escalation
• Biden calls on Congress to pass more disaster relief
• Wheat Closes Higher for Third Consecutive Trading Day | Tuesday, November 19, 2024
• Ag Joins Fight Against EPA’s ‘Forever Chemicals’ Rule, Cites Cleanup Liability
• Stabenow’s Late Effort to Secure a New Farm Bill Before Retirement: The Rural Prosperity Act
• Farm Aid in the Works: Lawmakers Explore Temporary Fix as Farm Bill Stalls
• Farmland Values Rise 5% Despite Troubled Farm Incomes, KC Fed Says
• November 2024 Recent Farmland Sales
• Ag Joins Fight Against EPA’s ‘Forever Chemicals’ Rule, Cites Cleanup Liability
• Drone starter kit: Here is what you need
• How 7 small steps can help you survive tight margins
• Equipment Sales Continue Downward Trend in October
• USDA offering $2B in new funding for specialty crop growers
• USDA Releases Feed Outlook Report

Crop Insurance & Ag News for TX & OK Farmers & Ranchers: 11.19.2024

• USDA Secretary Contenders: Meet Trump’s Potential Picks for Agriculture
• New Name Surfaces for Trump’s Secretary of Ag Pick — This One Has Strong Ties to Regenerative Ag
• Stabenow’s Late Effort to Secure a New Farm Bill Before Retirement: The Rural Prosperity Act
• House Ag Chairman: Farm Bill Delay Likely Unless the Dems’ ‘Attitude Really Changes’
• Political Moves, Cattle Placements Lead the Week
• UI Researchers Looking Into AI to Improve Livestock Grazing
• Top 10 Reasons Why We Must Pass a Farm Bill This Year
• Grains extend rally into second consecutive session
• Navigate family dynamics on the farm
• Ag Marketing IQ: Traders, pondering the impact of presidential campaign promises, drive down soybean prices.
• Lay foundation for giant ragweed control
• Illinois Farm Bureau Expulsion: What the Battle Over AFBF Membership Means for Farmers
• Ag Industry Groups Concerned Over Deportation Plans
• White House requests $21 billion for crop, livestock losses
• Rabobank Reports Lenders May Want To Avoid Ag Sector During Today’s Situation
• USDA Releases Cost-Of-Production Forecast Report
• USDA Releases Livestock, Dairy, And Poultry Outlook Report
• American Ag Law Assn Announces Its Next Webinar: "Elections Impact On U.S. Agriculture"