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Crop Insurance & Ag News for TX & OK Farmers & Ranchers: 07.13.2023

• July 12, 2023 WASDE Report
• Grains crash land following WASDE | Wednesday, July 12, 2023
• Record-Large Corn Crop, Higher Stockpiles Send Grain and Soy to Big Losses
• Farm Aid 2023 Festival Planned for September in Indiana
• High-tech monitors help you make more money from stored grain
• Cargill and John Deere ease adoption of regenerative ag practices
• U.S. House Farm Bill Listening Session at Farmfest
• Capturing the Farm: Preservation Project Safeguards Family Stories
• USDA maintains record corn production forecast despite Midwest drought
• Grocery prices unchanged in June, as food inflation slows
• Daybreak July 12: USDA plans ‘network’ to measure ag emissions
• UN scrambles to save Ukraine grain deal and prevent global food price spikes
• USDA adds crops eligible for enterprise units
• Bayer says report of Crop Science spinoff is ‘speculation’
• Cargill And John Deere To Enable New Revenue Stream For Farmers

Crop Insurance & Ag News for TX & OK Farmers & Ranchers: 07.12.2023

• 3 Big Things Today, July 12, 2023
• New USDA Livestock Auction Dashboard Brings Data to Life
• Every farm bill is unique. So is the process to pass it.
• Don’t Blame Grocery Sticker Shock on Underlying Grain Prices
• Morning Market Review: Plus – what to expect from today’s USDA reports
• The decision: What are your family and farm business goals?
• Bullish, bearish or wait and see?
• How to know yourself better as a farm leader
• Kansas senator prevails in land dispute with neighboring farmer resolved by Supreme Court
• Capturing the Farm: Preservation Project Safeguards Family Stories
• Does an Emoji Equate to a Contract Signature?
• Women Farmers: The Secret to Growing a Thriving Crop
• Farmers Nat’l Co. Reports Land Sales Are Slowing, Prices Remain High

Crop Insurance & Ag News for TX & OK Farmers & Ranchers: 07.11.2023

• Crop Progress Report (PDF) | 07.11.2023
• USDA Reports Preview July WASDE Report Ripe for Changes
• July weather heats up corn, soybean prices
• More solutions coming for tough crop diseases
• New study finds loss of glyphosate would harm U.S. ag sector
• Black Sea Grain Deal in Focus
• A Tale of Two Wheat Harvest Extremes is Now Playing Out in the Nation’s Breadbasket
• Senate tees up action on USDA nominee
• Thompson on Cotton: Desperately in Search of Direction
• The Mosquito That Could Kill You
• Nat’l Corn Growers Assn Urges Advocates And Allies To Ask Congress To Advance Farm Bill
• Speculation Continues That Bayer Will Spin Out Its Crop Sciences Business

Crop Insurance & Ag News for TX & OK Farmers & Ranchers: 07.10.2023

• 3 Big Things Today, July 10, 2023
• Washington Week Ahead: USDA nominee on tap as lawmakers return for pre-August rush
• Top 5 Things to Watch Week Beginning July 9, 2023 | WASDE and Weather Patterns
• 17 of the top 18 corn growing states face drought to start July
• Are exports the problem? Analyst says slow export demand may be holding back corn prices.
• Report: Retooling USDA programs for climate mitigation is ‘politically fraught’
• Wealthy nations are losing their taste for meat, says report
• Old crop corn, new crop wheat export sales up on week
• Grassley talks farm bill timing as possibility of extension grows
• Black Sea Grain Deal in Focus
• FAO Food Price Index Continues to Fall
• USDA: Weekly Cotton Market Review
• USDA Could Use the Farm Bill’s Conservation Title for Climate Change
• Speculation Continues That Bayer Will Spin Out Its Crop Sciences Business

Crop Insurance & Ag News for TX & OK Farmers & Ranchers: 07.07.2023

• Agri-Pulse farm bill preview: Key issues and proposals for each title
• Farmers are becoming more doubtful of a farm bill in 2023
• USDA Expands Risk Management Options For Specialty Crops
• Breaking Down Worst Droughts in US History: Four Periods Stand Out
• Ethanol Inventory Down
• Override Supreme Court on livestock regulation, say meatpackers
• Farmers skeptical of farm bill as Prop 12 slayer
• Loss of glyphosate would harm U.S. agriculture, new report says
• EPA’s race to cut emissions with electric vehicles sparks concern in agriculture, auto industry
• Daybreak July 6: Many farmers expect reference price increase
• US and China: A New Trade War?
• Farmer Sentiment Rebounds On More Optimistic View Of Future In Purdue/CME’s Barometer Survey
• USDA To Hold Webinar "Concentration And Competition In U.S. Agribusiness"
• Survey Finds Average Time Spent Online Continues Falling

Crop Insurance & Ag News for TX & OK Farmers & Ranchers: 07.06.2023

• USDA Listening Sessions on Crop Insurance Coverage for Prevented Planting
• Agri-Pulse farm bill preview: Key issues and proposals for each title
• Grains in search of a post-holiday spark
• Will a smart sprayer pay off on your farm?
• Price or Profitability — Which Matters More to Cattle Producers?
• Hay Bales: High-Priced Time Capsules
• 1 Dies in Grain Elevator Collapse | Texas Grain Elevator Collapse Kills 1, Injures 2
• Accidents in grain bins, other ag facilities up sharply in 2022
• House members try again to advance Farm Workforce Modernization Act
• Russia threatens Ukraine grain exports, but China may have a say in the matter
• US and China: A New Trade War?
• Smaller Soybean Crop Has Traders Re-aligning Strategies
• Farmer Sentiment Rebounds On More Optimistic View Of Future In Purdue/CME’s Barometer Survey
• USDA To Hold Webinar "Concentration And Competition In U.S. Agribusiness"
• Survey Finds Average Time Spent Online Continues Falling