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Crop Insurance & Ag News TX | OK Farmers & Ranchers: 10.07.2026

• Smith Defends Rural Loan Cuts, REAP Undersecretary Smith Defends Rural Development Performance
• Kansas Governor: ICE Action Costs Beef Industry Millions, Sows Lasting Fear
• Justice Dept And USDA Reaffirm And Expand Their Partnership To Protect Competition In Ag Inputs
• Trump Orders Temporary Relief on Dyed Diesel Taxes, Penalties
• Farm Groups Praise Trump’s Diesel Tax Relief Order
• Expectations Grow for Mexico Trade Deal Agriculture Leaders Use Tri-National Accord to Navigate USMCA Uncertainty
• Afternoon Market Recap: A broad set of other commodities moved higher on Tuesday.
• Keeping Farm Kids Safe Starts With Solving the Rural Childcare Gap
• Missouri Farmer Fights Land Seizure as Biggest Power Line in US History Sweeps Midwest
• Diesel Doubled, Equity Shrinking: Beth Ford on the Farm Cost Squeeze
• News/Business The New Way of Ag Financing: Product and Payment Are Now One Conversation
• USDA Announces $180 Million Seed Sovereignty Initiative to Strengthen U.S. Agricultural Security
• Purdue: Farmer Sentiment Drops As Concerns About Input Costs Increase
• Expectations Grow for Mexico Trade Deal
• Tight supplies support soybean prices in wake of China’s snub
• Executive order aims to lower fuel costs for farmers, ranchers
• Ag Retailers Assn Issues Statement On Emergency Tax Relief On Diesel Fuel
• Corn and Soybeans: Is There a Best Month to Price New Crop?

Crop Insurance & Ag News TX | OK Farmers & Ranchers: 10.06.2026

• Secretary Rollins Release Statement on President Trump Dyed-Diesel EO Signing
• USDA Weekly Crop Progress Report USDA Crop Progress: Corn 23% Harvested, Soybeans 25% Harvested as of Oct. 4
• USDA supply shocker knocks corn off $5 perch — for now
• Wheat rebounds, corn flattens Afternoon Market Recap: Soybean prices tested modest Monday gains.
• Sort and Cull Cattle Remain Safe in a Sideways Trading Range
• EPA Advances PM Rule It Calls Unlawful EPA Moves Forward With PM 2.5 Rule While Seeking High Court Reversal
• Judge Weighs USDA’s Need for Congressional Approval to Reorganize, Vaden Prepares for Appeal
• Judge Extends Pause on USDA Employee Relocations
• Wheat rebounds, corn flattens
• From global stocks to on-farm storage: What’s your breakeven?
• How a ‘buddy system’ can help you stay on top of markets
• 2026 Put Women Farmers in the Spotlight. Will It Lead to Lasting Change?
• Thompson visits Missouri; farm bill negotiations continue ahead of lame-duck session
• Ag economist warns red dyed diesel policy could raise the cost for farmers
• Cattle Remain Safe in a Sideways Trading Range
• The Parasite Outbreak That Tested FDA Cyclospora Outbreak Exposes FDA’s Communication Gaps
• How much can you afford to pay for replacement heifers?
• A Shipload of Beef? Examining the First Tranche of Imports
• Farm Bill extension expires, adding uncertainty for farmers

Crop Insurance & Ag News TX | OK Farmers & Ranchers: 10.05.2026

• Farm Bill Expires Again as Lawmakers Continue Negotiations
• Agri-Pulse Issues Its Annual Ag CEO Compensation Report
• USDA: Small Family Farms Accounted For 86% Of U.S. Farms And Generated 17% Of The Value Of Production
• USDA Issues Final Rule with Comment Period Ahead of Opening the Application Window for Rural Energy for America Program
• Taxlink Lease or Buy Farm Equipment? Tax Rules Could Make the Difference
• Get the best grain prices: Watch weather, WASDE, yield results and demand
• Understanding customer behavior keeps premium beef moving in tight market
• Too early to wait for WASDE?
• ‘Focus now shifts directly to yields and demand’
• Beef producers can expect strong returns for fall-marketed calves
• After rampant rainfall, call your crop insurance agent
• Looking for another farm revenue stream? Invite guests
• What will it take to fix the farm economy?
• Micronutrients: What’s the right answer for your farm?
• Consumers aren’t rationing beef purchases, changing the cattle market
• Irrigation Footprints Across the Southern Region

Crop Insurance & Ag News TX | OK Farmers & Ranchers: 10.02.2026

• Burned Texas Ranch Relisted at $180M Texas Turkey Track Ranch Returns to Market, Recovers From Historic Wildfires
• 4 Financial Trends Shaping on Hand Farm Cash
• USDA Increases Investment In Regenerative Pilot Program From $700 Million To $1 Billion
• Ag Policy Blog CRP Enrollment Paused as Farm Bill Expires
• Top Tips: How to overcome Grain Stocks whiplash
• House Ag Committee Chairman Says Labor Reform Is Critical Now
• Corn Bounces Off $5 After Stock Shock but For How Long? Soybeans Fall
• USDA Highlights the Ways Cooperatives Support Trump Administration Priorities During National Cooperative Month
• What ARC and PLC Updates mean for Livestock Producers
• Drover’s Releases Its State Of The Beef Industry Report
• Business management expert urges farmers to focus on liquidity and cost control heading into 2027
• Soybean Production Guide for 2027: Biggest Takeaways from the 2026 Season
• 15 State Attorneys Renew Lawsuit On Breaking Up Corteva
• Drover’s Releases Its State Of The Beef Industry Report
• Update for National Bioengineered Food Disclosure Standard
• The Market Outlook for New Crop Cotton
• After the Bell | Late-session surge keeps corn above $5.00 mark
• Southwestern U.S. receives unexpected drought relief

Crop Insurance & Ag News TX | OK Farmers & Ranchers: 10.01.2026

• Grain Stocks | September 30, 2026 | PDF
• Small Grains Summary | September 30, 2026 | PDF
• Stock shock: What USDA’s big report revealed
• USDA Reports Summary | USDA Releases Quarterly Grain Stocks, Small Grains Summary Reports
• USDA Boosts Regenerative Ag Pilot Program Amid Farm Bill Conservation Funding Fight
• Liquidity Key in Tight Farm Economy | 4 Financial Trends Shaping on Hand Farm Cash
• Corn plunges 20 cents as high USDA stocks stun market
• Will USDA stocks put 2025 corn crop debate to rest?
• Yields, input costs push and pull on preharvest farmland market
• Business management expert urges farmers to focus on liquidity and cost control heading into 2027
• Acreage battle could support grain prices into 2027
• Meat Institute Issues Statement On Pork And Beef Trade Opportunities With China
• HIP-WI Basics and Trends
• More Farmer Aid Unlikely Until After Midterm Elections

Crop Insurance & Ag News TX | OK Farmers & Ranchers: 09.30.26

• Groups: USDA Violated Law on REAP Rules Farmers, Others Sue USDA Over REAP Solar Restrictions, Funding Losses
• Traders await Grain Stocks data | Afternoon Market Recap: Prices mixed ahead of Wednesday’s hotly anticipated USDA report
• Farm Futures | A primary driver of food inflation isn’t food at all
• Here are more seed choices for 2027
• Corn Belt Agronomists Describe Harvest Expectations in One Word
• Texas Appellate Court Rules on Vehicle-Versus-Cow Collision
• Meet the First U.S. Farmer to Plant His Entire Crop Autonomously
• Opinion: Farmers And All Aggies Need To Focus Attention On Judicial Advocacy
• American Soybean Assn Says China Soybean Commitments Are Critical Amid Continued Tariffs
• A primary driver of food inflation isn’t food at all
• Yields, input costs push and pull on preharvest farmland market
• Rising diesel costs sharpen focus on farm breakevens
• Corn could offer clues to China’s $17 billion ag purchase pledge
• Merck highlights new technology to monitor calf behavior
• Meet the First U.S. Farmer to Plant His Entire Crop Autonomously
• USDA and HUD Historic MOU Establishes a Framework for Collaboration Across Federal Housing Programs
• USDA: Agricultural Exports Contributed $369.2 Billion To U.S. Economy In 2024
• USDA Increases Investment in Regenerative Pilot Program to Lower Farmer Production Costs and Advance MAHA Agenda
• The Market Outlook for New Crop Cotton