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Crop Insurance & Ag News TX | OK Farmers & Ranchers: 06.17.2026

• H-2A Guest Farmworker Certifications up 17% So Far in 2026
• Trump Officials, Billionaires, and the Quiet Reshaping of America’s Public Lands
• Judge Approves Monette Land Sale Plans Court Monitors Note ‘Unprecedented’ Monette Farms Land Sale in Canada, Western States
• Quarantine Lifted After PRV Cleared Iowa Successfully Contains and Eradicates Pseudorabies Outbreak After Testing
• USDA Officials Highlight Wildlife Threat as They Press to Curb New World Screwworm Cases
• Corn prices near $4.35: Will weather or acreage report bring relief?
• Soybeans found plenty of upside on Tuesday
• New wheat and triticale varieties from Nebraska fill a need
• Where Is the Worst-Rated Corn in the Country Right Now?
• Will Brazil’s Corn and Soybean Production Continue to Grow in 2027?
• Timeline of New World Screwworm Cases and Response in the U.S.
• USDA Invests in Projects to Strengthen New World Screwworm Preparedness and Response
• Weaponized: Ranching Family Targeted by Secret State Investigation for Cleaning Cattle Ponds
• MorganMyers Survey: AI Use In Agriculture Is Broad, But So Is Skepticism
• USDA: Producers Choose Technical Assistance Before Other Resources
• Farm Rescue’s Growth To Meet Rising Demand
• Beyond Fertilizer: How Better Water And Root Management Can Help Protect Yield
• National Oceanic And Atmospheric Administration: El Nino Has Arrived
• USDA Releases Season-Average Price Forecasts Report

Crop Insurance & Ag News TX | OK Farmers & Ranchers: 06.16.2026

• Crop Progress Report | June 15, 2026 | PDF
• USDA Crop Progress: Corn Rated 68% Good to Excellent; Soybeans 95% Planted, 66% Good to Excellent as of June 14
• JBS USA Closes Beef Plant in Pennsylvania, Value-Added Facility in Tennessee
• Don’t bank on a July rally: What 36 years of data reveal
• Farmers Talk Crops and Summer Kid Care
• Farm Credit Rates
• Grains bounce back in Monday’s session
• El Nino has officially arrived: What it could mean for U.S. ag
• Trade Starts Week Lower | Monday, June 15, 2026
• Brazil Farm Auctions Explode as Rural Debt Spirals in a Changing Climate
• Silos Are Disappearing From the Landscape. One Woman Wants to Hunt Them Down Before They Do
• The First Half of June Saw Gains in Cattle Futures Alongside News of NWS
• Fact Sheet on Land Use and Tax Considerations for Agrisolar Projects
• Grain & Oilseed Prices Fall on Strait of Hormuz Reopening
• Cattle Bounce with Outside Markets, Improving Cash and Fading Plant Closure: Grains Mixed
• ‘Cut Your Losses and Manage Weeds’
• Wells Fargo’s 5 Drivers Reshaping Agribusiness: How Ag Lending is Shifting
• Farmer Survey Reports The Impacts Of Consolidation In Ag Inputs
• New Study: Farmer Confidence In Ag Biologicals Is Rising
• U.S. Tractor Sales In May Down 12% For the Year, Combines Down 15%
• Confirmed Screwworm Cases Now Up To 12
• Trade Restrictions Tied To Screwworm Detection To Disrupt Cattle Flow, State Operations
• U Of Illinois Reviews Ag Credit Conditions In The First Quarter
• Secretary Rollins Announces Historic $125 Million Annual Investment in Agricultural Research Infrastructure Across America
• Federal Reserve Board to Meet In Late July
• Crop’s growth limits window for herbicides
• USDA Releases Season-Average Price Forecasts Report

Crop Insurance & Ag News TX | OK Farmers & Ranchers: 06.15.2026

• Top 5 Things to Watch | New Fed Chair, Short Market Week
• Washington Week Ahead: U.S.-Iran reach peace deal as Trump heads to G7
• U.S. Winter Wheat Crop Smallest Since 1965, USDA Says
• DTN Ag Weather Brief
• Timeline of New World Screwworm Cases and Response in the U.S.
• Trump Threatens Not to Renew USMCA Trade Deal
• Drone Use Poised to Soar: Rule Change Allows Pilots to Fly Them Out of Sight
• US Winter Wheat Crop Smallest Since 1965, USDA Says
• Grain Market Correction Swift and Unforgiving
• USDA Issues Directive to Restore Grazing on National Forest Lands and Strengthen Support for America’s Ranchers
• USDA announces new conservation priorities
• How agile is your farm operation?
• Online tools support DIY repairs
• Farner Survey Reports The Impacts Of Consolidation In Ag Inputs
• New Study: Farmer Confidence In Ag Biologicals Is Rising
• The “Behind the Scenes” Work In The Farm Equipment Business Nobody Sees
• U.S. Tractor Sales In May Down 12% For the Year, Combines Down 15%
• Farmers Business Network Expands Its Range Of Key Farm Inputs
• USDA To Restore Grazing On National Forest Lands
• Purdue Issues Report On Conventional And Organic Enterprise Net Returns

Crop Insurance & Ag News TX | OK Farmers & Ranchers: 06.12.2026

• June 11, 2026 WASDE | PDF
• Trump Says US ‘Not Looking to Renew’ USMCA Trade Agreement
• USDA Reports Summary
• Landwatch Weekly
• WTI Dips Nearly 5% as Trump Cancels Strikes on Iran
• What we learned from today’s WASDE report
• Corn sinks to contract lows as USDA signals ample supplies
• How farmers can manage unpriced bushels this week
• If corn rallies back, you’ll want one of these in your back pocket
• 5 Corn Belt Agronomist Updates That Stood Out This Week
• U.S. Screwworm Cases Test Months of Federal Preparation
• Markets Down After Neutral Report | Thursday, June 11, 2026
• Sen. Klobuchar raises staffing concerns as Sec. Rollins defends USDA’s reorganization
• SpaceX IPO and Iran Conflict Have The Attention of Wall Street
• National Corn Growers Assn On How USMCA Supports Ag Producers
• E15 Win Shows Bipartisanship Is Still Possible
• Agriculture Groups To Congress: USMCA Critical To Farmers
• Total U.S. Food Spending Reaches $2.51 Trillion
• Key Challenges and Trends Shaping the Specialty Crop
• The Expanding Access to Risk Protection (EARP) Rule Reduces Farmer Flexibility in Production Risk Management by Eliminating Prevented Planting Buy-up Coverage
• After the Bell | Cotton futures on the rebound
• El Niño is Officially Here. But Eric Snodgrass Says Don’t Expect It to Drive Summer Weather

Crop Insurance & Ag News TX | OK Farmers & Ranchers: 06.11.2026

• Ag Secretary Says USDA Needs More CCC Authority, Signals More Aid Possible
• Trump Raises Doubts About USMCA, But Ag Groups Say Trade Deal Is Vital
• Secretary Rollins Welcomes President Trump’s Appointment of John Rich as Special Envoy for American Landowners
• The Expanding Access to Risk Protection (EARP) Rule Reduces Farmer Flexibility in Production Risk Management by Eliminating Prevented Planting Buy-up Coverage
• Agriculture Groups To Congress: USMCA Critical To Farmers
• Urea Moves Lower; 6 Fertilizers Continue To Be Slightly Higher
• Grain prices lifted ahead of WASDE
• How will New World screwworm impact corn markets?
• Beef prices hit record in May as screwworm impact looms
• Financials matter in land transition: but don’t forget the family part
• Nebraska Farm Bureau president reflects on agriculture’s future
• 8 steps to be in full compliance with drone-spraying regulations
• Feed running low? Measure what you have, decide what’s next
• New tech shows promise against damaging fruit fly
• More than a buzzword: How this farm turned ‘regenerative’
• Ag coalitions defend USMCA as Trump signals doubts
• Sen. Moran calls for stronger CRP flexibility to address drought, wildfire risks
• Urea Prices Return to Pre-Iran War Levels in the U.S.
• Ag Groups Urge USDA To Beef Up Its Staff
• Beef prices see May decline as overall inflation runs hot. Screwworm complicates the outlook.
• No Winter Wheat Harvest Progress in 10 Key States
• Which States Won and Lost in USDA’s Latest Crop Progress Report?
• BASF Release The First Canola Seed Hybrid InVigor Gold

Crop Insurance & Ag News TX | OK Farmers & Ranchers: 06.10.2026

• Screwworm Confirmed in New Mexico for First Time
• Optimism grows as Senate talks begin on E15 legislation
• After Late May, Early June Price Plunge, USDA To Give Their Latest Take
• DTN Beef Webinar: Drought, Risk & More Beef Industry Exchange Navigates Risk and Opportunity in the Cattle Industry
• TX Farmers: Hansen-Mueller Hid Collapse Texas Farmers Say Hansen-Mueller Hid Insolvency to Keep Collecting Grain
• Corn failed to mount a comeback Afternoon Market Recap: Moderate overnight gains evaporated in Tuesday’s session.
• Agriculture has too much at stake to sit on the political sidelines
• U.S. Winter Wheat Conditions Are the Worst Since 2006
• Oklahoma Farmers Eyeing Deadly Livestock Pest Following Texas Infection
• Consolidation continues across the U.S. cow-calf sector
• Rain Robbers: How Four Farmers Faked a Drought and Stole Millions in Crop Insurance
• Vaden: USDA reorganization on track
• Land constraints limiting rebuilding of the cattle herd
• Precision planting can unlock forage sorghum’s potential
• Nat’l Grain & Feed Assn Thanks House for Passing Bill Supporting Grain & Feed Sector
• Market Analysis | Bleeding in the Grains Stops Pre-WASDE: Cattle Rebound on NWS Supply Concerns
• US struggles to define ‘ultraprocessed foods’ as Kennedy pushes crackdown
• Avant Marketing Group Poll Finds 70% Of Growers Did Not Change Fertilizer Rates, 30% Did
• USMCA Negotiations to Blow Past July 1 Timeline
• USDA Launches TRUMP Mission to Argentina and Ecuador
• As The Iran War Continues, US Ag is Losing the Battle