admin

Crop Insurance & Ag News for TX & OK Farmers & Ranchers: 05.23.2023

• Crop Progress Report 05.22.2023
• Bargain buyers lift corn, soybeans
• Kansas farmers abandon wheat fields after extreme drought
• Drought Plagues Kansas Winter Wheat Farmers, but “Global Wheat Market Seems to be Well-Supplied”
• John Deere expands line of compact wheel loaders
• Appropriations bill would significantly cut USDA budget, restrict use of climate-related funding
• Livestock economist says he continues to watch beef cow slaughter numbers
• Sudden Slowdown? Farmland Expert Sees Fewer Buyers, More No Sales And a Plateau in Prices
• Why Do Corn and Soybean Prices Continue to Plummet?
• Washington Week Ahead: House panel debates USDA spending cuts as debt talks crawl
• Just How Bad Can a Farm Transition Go? 4 Lessons Learned
• Thompson on Cotton: The debt Limit Debate
• Bill Incentivizes Use of Cover Crops
• U.S. News & World Report Lists Best Agricultural Engineering Programs
• Busch Lite To Re-Launch Its Corn Can Campaign
• USDA Releases Feed Outlook
• USDA Releases Livestock, Dairy, and Poultry Outlook
• Innovative research drives peanut consumption stability

Ag News | TX & OK | Crop Insurance: 05.22.2023

• Washington Week Ahead: House panel debates USDA spending cuts as debt talks crawl
• Agri-Pulse Daybreak May 19: Scoop: Prop 12 and the farm bill * RECs look to save IRA funding
• DTN Summit Event Tuesday, Dicamba Deadlines Loom
• An Urban’s Rural View | COVID Is Over – Sort of
• 3 scenarios to turn this bear market around
• Keep family goals in mind during difficult times
• Appropriations bill would significantly cut USDA budget, restrict use of climate-related funding
• New disaster relief program coming soon
• Lack of Affordable Child Care Is Hurting Young Farm Families
• Fertilizer Prices Mixed- Urea Climbs, Anhydrous Lower
• Biodiesel, Renewable Diesel in Focus This Week
• The U.S. Now Has a Nearly 90% Chance of Seeing El Niño This Summer
• Cash Cattle Steady to $2 Higher; COF Down 3%
• Just How Bad Can a Farm Transition Go? 4 Lessons Learned
• Why Do Corn and Soybean Prices Continue to Plummet?
• Deere bullish on US farm profitability into 2024
• Farming Can Feel Isolating – Three Tips to Protect Mental Health
• Want to Grow Your Farm? Ask These 10 Questions First
• Are We Reliving The 1980s? Maybe. Survival Advice For Young Farmers
• Nat’l Assn Of Wheat Growers Responds To USDA’s Announcement Of Disaster Aid Implementation
• ADM Releases Its 2022 Sustainability Report
• USDA: Beef, Pork Export Sales Up On Week

Crop Insurance & Ag News for TX & OK Farmers & Ranchers: 05.19.2023

• Cotton braces for a price breakout
• Grains close in the red | Thursday, May 18, 2023
• Placements Again a Wild Card in May 1 Cattle on Feed Report
• Fertilizer Prices Moving in Two Directions
• Export Sales: The worst week of the 2022/23 marketing year?
• What will it take for a turnaround? | Morning Market Review: Corn, soybeans and wheat remain in the red ahead of Thursday’s session
• Waiting for a summer price rally? Think again.
• Ukraine grain export deal extended another 2 months
• Override Supreme Court on livestock regulation, say meatpackers
• Spiking farmland values squeeze young farmers
• Wheat prices extend decline after Black Sea pact extended
• Beef, pork export sales up on week
• OpEd: Fight the Animal Rights Groups Infiltrating Our Industry
• Charlie Stenholm, Democratic architect of farm policy, dies at 84
• House GOP moves to slash USDA funding, restrict CCC
• Want to Grow Your Farm? Ask These 10 Questions First
• Are We Reliving The 1980s? Maybe. Survival Advice For Young Farmers
• Agricultural Tractors Global Market Report 2023: Growing Demand For Compact Tractors Presents Opportunities
• House GOP Appropriators Propose To Reduce USDA’s Budget By One-Third

Ag News | TX & OK | Crop Insurance: 05.18.2023

• House GOP moves to slash USDA funding, restrict CCC
• Commodity Title Choices and Payment Expectations
• Prominent Economist Warns Ag May Be Headed For A Repeat Of The 1980s
• Large Crops Equal Large Price Declines Corn | Futures Dip Below $5 and Soybeans Below $12 in Market Moves
• Waiting for a summer price rally? Think again. Putting a floor on prices seems like a better approach than holding and hoping.
• It is happening: A tightening credit cycle
• Corn closes down 20¢ | Wednesday, May 17, 2023
• Black Sea grain deal gets two-month extension
• Senate Ag Committee backs Torres Small as next deputy ag secretary for USDA
• Continued investment in foreign animal disease prevention critical to the livestock sector
• Challenges continue for cattle producers
• Supreme Court’s Ruling Could Catalyze a Wave of New Animal Welfare Laws
• Global Corn, Wheat Production Forecast at a Record, While El Niño “a Potent New Variable”
• Federal Reserve Ag Credit Surveys- 2023 First Quarter
• Livestock groups urge support for farm bill animal disease programs
• Agri-Pulse Daybreak May 17: McCarthy presses on with work rules * Senators target feral swine
• House Ag putting focus on labor concerns as industry pushes for automation help
• USDA Releases Black Sea Trade Vulnerability Dashboard
• U Of Illinois Ag Economist Lowers Corn Price Forecast 27% From 2022 Crop

Ag News | TX & OK | Crop Insurance: 05.17.2023

• U.S. weather, Brazilian production slashes grain prices
• Learn about one huge behavioral red flag when commodity prices are high
• Are corn replant thresholds changing?
• AI has its place in agriculture
• 7 beef custom harvest agreement considerations
• July soybeans hit lowest price in over 9 months | Tuesday, May 16, 2023
• Prop 12 ruling: What’s next for pig farmers?
• No big deal if there is no Black Sea grain deal, market sources say
• House bill considers making corn starch ethanol an advanced biofuel
• Global Corn, Wheat Production Forecast at a Record, While El Niño “a Potent New Variable”
• Record U.S. Corn, Soybean Production Expected, as U.S. Wheat “Stockpiles to Fall to 16-Year Low”
• Agri-Pulse Daybreak 16: CBO does farm bill writers no favors * States told to step up HBCU funding
• Moran encourages lawmakers to avoid discussions about a farm bill extension
• Why is Managing Strategic Risk So Important in Production Agriculture?
• Thompson on Cotton: Two Weeks of Gains Erased
• House Ag Panel Meets with President Biden
• U.S. Corn Farmers May Be Called On To Fill Void Left By War In Ukraine
• U Of Illinois Ag Economist Lowers Corn Price Forecast 27% From 2022 Crop

Ag News | TX & OK | Crop Insurance: 05.16.2023

• Crop Progress Report May 15, 2023
• USDA Crop Progress Report: Corn, Soybean Planting Slows Slightly Last Week, But Still Ahead of Average Pace
• Crop progress: Planting pace slower than analyst expectations
• Wheat closes up more than 20¢ | Monday, May 15, 2023
• Missing Cattle Case Leads to Tragedy Rabo Asks Bankruptcy Court for Subpoenas on Missing Cattle, Funds in Feedyard Collapse
• US Wholesale Anhydrous Ammonia Prices Fall in April Despite Strong Preplant Demand
• USDA Rolls Out Rural Electric Funds | Touting Biggest Rural Power Investment Since FDR, USDA Details Rural Clean Energy Dollars
• Who Should Fix Ag Equipment Emissions?
• The $2 Billion Rain That Came Too Late
• Mexico asks Texas to halt costly cargo inspections; will file USMCA complaint
• Analyst says feed buyers should act now
• Supreme Court’s Ruling Could Catalyze a Wave of New Animal Welfare Laws
• What Makes a Quality Carbon Credit?
• Federal Reserve Ag Credit Surveys- 2023 First Quarter
• USDA providing $10.7B for rural renewable energy projects
• Moran encourages lawmakers to avoid discussions about a farm bill extension
• Why is Managing Strategic Risk So Important in Production Agriculture?
• Thompson on Cotton: Two Weeks of Gains Erased
• House Ag Panel Meets with President Biden
• Farmers Testify In Congress That Crop Insurance Works