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Crop Insurance & Ag News for TX & OK Farmers & Ranchers: 01.09.2024

• Deal is close to extend the current farm bill one year
• RFA Petitions Appeals Court for Rehearing on RFS Exemptions Decision
• Ag Property Tax Debates in Legislatures
• Grain prices continue to slump lower
• El Niño winter comes for wheat
• Agreement on spending limits may prevent USDA shutdown
• Farm bill extension needed because of GOP extremism, says Scott
• Lawmakers start working on budget
• More work to be done on E15, Rep. Nunn says
• American Farmland Trust breaks down carbon markets
• Approaching crop insurance
• New Ways To Address Healthcare Issues Are Needed For Rural Americans
• The World’s Largest Hat Collection You Have to See to Believe
• Sen. Pat Roberts: Looming Security Risk Threatens American Agriculture
• Bird Flu Detected In Birds Which Have Been Vaccinated Against It

Crop Insurance & Ag News for TX & OK Farmers & Ranchers: 01.08.2024

• Congress reaches a deal on how much to spend for 2024 as shutdown deadline nears
• Winter Storm, WASDE and More
• Wheat carves out modest end-of-week gains
• Corn down more than 10¢ week-over-week | Friday, January 5, 2024
• Peanut growers hit with weather and input costs in 2023
• New farm bill remains difficult goal in 2024
• Experimenting with pasture program can pay off
• 7 ag stories you may have misse – Week ending January 5, 2024
• Will the estate tax exemption boogeyman get you this time?
• Polish Farmers Suspend Their Blockade at the Ukrainian Border After a Deal With the Government
• Executive Seed Industry Program Bolsters Research, Collaboration
• Laser Scarecrows Make Birds See Red
• USDA Invests $3 Million to Provide Risk Management Training to Farmers, Ranchers
• Lawmakers looking to avoid another government shutdown
• Scientists Refute Claims That Organic Agriculture Would Deliver Climate Change Benefits
• Sen. Pat Roberts: Looming Security Risk Threatens American Agriculture

Crop Insurance & Ag News for TX & OK Farmers & Ranchers: 01.05.2024

• 4 points to consider when managing risk
• Manage self-employment taxes with an eye on retirement
• Which Foreign Country Owns the Most Farmland in the U.S.? Hint: It’s Not China
• Wheat sinks to one-month low
• My Favorite Todd’s Take of 2023: Rediscovering the Case for Ethanol | Progressive Farmer
• EIA: US Ethanol Production, Demand Down on Week; Stocks Gain
• Corn marketing strategies for the January USDA report
• Wheat attracts some bargain buyers
• Lower corn production costs in U.S. than in Brazil
• A closer look at foreign ag land ownership in United States
• Another year of drought for farmers?
• White House Warns Red Sea Turmoil Could Impact U.S. Economy
• Texas Rancher’s Property Rights Case to be Heard by U.S. Supreme Court
• U.S. Farmer Sentiment Stable As Inflation Expectations Subside
• Banker Provides Tips To Avoid Fraud
• Ag Stock Index Outperforms Dow Jones, Tracks With S&P 500

Crop Insurance & Ag News for TX & OK Farmers & Ranchers: 01.04.2024

• 5 dates to watch in 2024
• Retail Fertilizer Prices End 2023 Mixed, With Anhydrous Leading Six Fertilizers Lower
• After Poor Planting and Growing Weather, 2023 Corn Crop Mostly Favorable
• Role of H-2A ag workers widens as U.S. labor sources vanish
• Calculating what to do with heifers in this market
• Missouri bans foreign adversaries from purchasing farmland near military facilities
• National Debt Raises Concern
• U.S. Farmer Sentiment Stable As Inflation Expectations Subside
• Genetically Engineered Crops Dominate U.S. Soybean, Cotton And Corn Acres
• Banker Provides Tips To Avoid Fraud
• Ag Stock Index Outperforms Dow Jones, Tracks With S&P 500
• AgFunder News Lists The Top 20 AgTech Deals In 2023
• Cattle dressed weights set record highs
• Economists provide insight into 2024 ag economy

Crop Insurance & Ag News for TX & OK Farmers & Ranchers: 01.03.2024

• U.S. Farmer Sentiment Stable As Inflation Expectations Subside
• Minding Ag’s Business | Create Better Systems to Build a Better Business in 2024
• An Ag Primer to the 2024 GOP Presidential Primary Season
• A Few IRS Tax Changes in 2024 Tax Penalties, Section 179 and Bonus Depreciation Changes for the New Year
• MachineryLink | Build a Better Mouse Trap: 18 Ways to Rid Your Machinery of Wire-Damaging Mice
• What landowners want from farmer tenants
• Consumer dollar makes way back to cow-calf producer
• Grains close in the red | Monday, January 2, 2024
• The future of on-farm podcasting
• A closer look at foreign ag land ownership in United States
• Farm bill, trade issues top Agri-Pulse 2023 stories
• Genetically Engineered Crops Dominate U.S. Soybean, Cotton And Corn Acres
• 10 Most Viewed Agri Marketing News Items In 2023
• Ag Stock Index Tracks With The Dow Jones Average In 2023

Crop Insurance & Ag News for TX & OK Farmers & Ranchers: 01.02.2024

• 3 Big Things Today, December 29, 2023
• 2023 Farm Bill Plans Disappear in a House Divided
• A Few IRS Tax Changes in 2024 | Tax Penalties, Section 179 and Bonus Depreciation Changes for the New Year
• Equipment Roundup Cummins Faces Largest-Ever Clean Air Act Fine; CNH Brands, CLAAS Win Awards; AGCO Opens New Tech Lab
• Want to Avoid Leaving Climate-Smart Money On the Table? There’s An App for That
• USDA Lists Its Successes In 2023
• Focus On Making Your Succession Plan Fair, Not Equal
• USDA seeks public insights for improved foreign landowner reporting
• Weak dollar provides price opportunity for grain markets
• What role will technology play on your farm?
• See what’s new in tires, tracks
• Upcoming Educational Opportunities for Peanut Growers
• AgriThority Lists 10 Major Agriculture Trends In 2024
• Survey Of Farm Equipment Dealers Reports Their 2024 Revenue Expectations