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Crop Insurance & Ag News for TX & OK Farmers & Ranchers: 09.14.2023

• 3 Big Things Today, September 14, 2023
• Corn, soybeans and wheat all trend higher in Wednesday’s session
• Prices for Majority of Fertilizers Continue Lower During First Week of September
• Forest Service to Provide $1.13 Billion for Tree Planting Projects as USDA Touts Climate-Smart Programs
• Is the Fall Feeder Cattle Rally Already Here?
• Answers to your legal questions on drought, grain contracts
• 3 reasons why next year’s profit margins could beat 2023
• Multiple factors contributing to the decline in ag export values
• NASDA members adopt 2023-2024 policies
• Next generation fuels act still waiting on a hearing
• EPA commits to herbicide strategy deadline, organophosphates evaluation
• Cash Rents Are Up for 2023, But Will 2024 Be Better?
• In New Survey Farmers Show High Interest In Harvest Autonomy
• USDA Provides Update On Its Climate-Smart Commodities Market Opportunity Program

Crop Insurance & Ag News for TX & OK Farmers & Ranchers: 09.13.2023

• Farmers: Crop Insurance Provides Protection, Not Profit
• USDA Increases Corn Production, Lowers Yield
• Vilsack: Ethanol’s SAF Opportunity Big | Ag Secretary: Ethanol Industry Needs to Address CO2 To Be SAF Attractive
• USDA Finds Mixed Acreage Changes Hidden in FSA Data
• Spend wisely on farm insurance
• Why economic loss doctrine matters to farmers
• Why your lender might change their requirements
• Corn harvest reported in 11 of the top corn growing states | Texas leads the nation with 62% of the crop harvested
• Farm Laborers to Receive Greater Protections under Biden Administration Proposal
• Uncertainty mounts over fate of funding for ag export promotion
• Alternative meat censorship laws under fire
• Scientific review may scale back proposed atrazine mitigation
• Cotton: World Markets and Trade
• U.S. August Tractor Sales Down 5%, Combine Sales Down 3%

Crop Insurance & Ag News for TX & OK Farmers & Ranchers: 09.12.2023

• 3 Big Things Today, September 12, 2023
• September 2023 WASDE Repor (PDF)
• Plenty of Supply, Limited Crop Drying Makes for Positive Propane Outlook
• Case IH’s new all-electric Farmall tractor
• Ag economist says USDA report will provide insight on inputs for livestock producers
• NASDA CEO slams revised WOTUS rule
• U.S. Corn, Soybean Conditions: “Hovering at Their Lowest Levels in a Decade”
• FAPRI Baseline Update- U.S. Farm Income and Government Costs in Focus
• Impact of Summer Heat on U.S. Crops Debated, as Black Sea Export Issues Persist
• Potential Game Changer? Exports Explode as Crop Conditions Crumble
• Robust Sorghum Demand and Exports Expected to Bolster Prices in 2023-24
• Basil Gooden tapped to lead USDA Rural Development
• USDA funding hits Senate floor
• Barchart Announces Enterprise Alerting Services For Agribusinesses
• USDA Releases Report Showing Agricultural Labor Expenses For Past Two Decades
• Agri-Pulse Reports Top Ag Organizations’ CEO Compensation

Crop Insurance & Ag News for TX & OK Farmers & Ranchers: 09.11.2023

• Washington Week Ahead: Senate debates ag spending as possible shutdown looms
• September USDA WASDE Report Heads Into the Fields
• Yield is the big question mark in Tuesday’s WASDE
• USDA Reports The Distribution Of Irrigated Acreage Has Shifted Eastward
• Farmers concerned about sharp decline in net farm income forecast
• Federal Reserve: Observations on the Ag Economy- August 2023
• World Corn Yield 2nd Largest Percent Drop From Trend in 20 Years
• 2024 profits likely to tighten, even with smaller cash rents
• From tragedy to triumph: Ashley Bridges McMurry’s farming success
• USDA will look into CCC funds after Senate Ag request
• Equipment solutions with advanced technology
• Global Food Prices Decline in August- Lowest in Two Years, But Rice at 15-Year High
• U.S. Agricultural Exports Forecast at $172.0 Billion in Fiscal Year 2024
• CEO salaries, responsibilities are changing with times
• Changes in U.S. agriculture accelerating faster than anticipated
• How technology can help solve agriculture’s labor woes
• University Ag Specialists Issue Report On How Cash Rents Can Be Set
• Farm Journal To Hold Webinar "Changing Weather Patterns And Implications For Farmers" Tomorrow
• USDA Announces Training About New Crop Insurance For Producers Using Controlled Environments

Crop Insurance & Ag News for TX & OK Farmers & Ranchers: 09.08.2023

• As Climate-Smart Projects Seek to Enroll Farmers, Additionality Question Still Unanswered
• Ag Interest Rate Snapshot
• Wheat retreats after big Wednesday gains
• Brace for higher gas, diesel and energy bills
• China asks fertilizer producers to suspend urea exports
• FAPRI outlook: lower crop prices expected
• Federal Reserve: Observations on the Ag Economy- August 2023
• U.S. Agricultural Exports Forecast at $172.0 Billion in Fiscal Year 2024
• Changes in U.S. agriculture accelerating faster than anticipated
• Stabenow, Boozman appeal to Vilsack to tap CCC for market promotion, food aid
• Farm bill gets Schumer mention as Senate kicks off
• CEO salaries, responsibilities are changing with times
• What an El Niño Event Could Mean for Fall Weather
• Summer Intern Measures Washington, DC, Through a Texas Lens
• August shows a worrying trend in farmer optimism
• KC Fed Reports Farm Debt Is Growing, Loan Performance Remains Strong
• Certified Angus Beef Launches Direct-To-Consumer Program
• USDA Releases Farm Income And Wealth Statistics Report

Crop Insurance & Ag News for TX & OK Farmers & Ranchers: 09.07.2023

• USDA Releases Farm Income And Wealth Statistics Report
• FAPRI outlook: lower crop prices expected
• U.S. Agricultural Exports Forecast at $172.0 Billion in Fiscal Year 2024
• Wheat is in the green at closing | Wednesday, September 6, 2023
• Most Fertilizer Prices Continue Lower
• Five New Equipment Technologies at 2023 Farm Progress Show
• Why did wheat prices jump 3% higher?
• How to move the strategic plan from vision to reality
• What does harvest mean on a family farm?
• U.S. Corn, Soybeans Good-to-Excellent- “Lowest For This Time of Year Since 2012”
• How Have Cropland Values Changed from 2022?
• Ag Economists Turn More Bullish On Soybean Prices, Corn Prices Are a Big Red Flag
• CEO salaries, responsibilities are changing with times
• John Deere Acquires Smart Apply Air-Blast Spray Technology
• Thompson on Cotton: Music to the Market’s Ears
• Why Farmers Should Invest More Into Cybersecurity
• Consumers’ Purchase Of Plant-Based Protein Foods Jumps Back To Pre-Pandemic Level
• Why The New Labor Agreement With West Coast Dock Workers Is So Important To Agriculture