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Crop Insurance & Ag News for TX & OK Farmers & Ranchers: 10.11.2023

• Crop Progress Report 10.10.2023 (PDF)
• 3 Big Things Today, October 11, 2023
• October WASDE Report Sharpens Production Estimates
• Law of the Land | Who Owns Rights to Water Under Your Land?
• Climate Impacts on Corn and Soybean Yields by Mid-2030s
• DTN Retail Fertilizer Trends | Anhydrous Leads Half of Fertilizer Prices Higher
• Raven Rolls Out Grain Cart Automation, Urges Farmers to Build Tech-Management Systems
• Markets prepare for October WASDE | Morning Market Review: Corn, soybeans and wheat prices slightly soft ahead of Wednesday’s session.
• Farmers who cash rent | Businesses in this situation must know their cost of production and break even point.
• How farmers are combatting climate troubles
• Farmer Beware: When a Tractor Repair Triggers an IRS Audit
• Ag policy at stake in GOP’s House speaker fight
• Leading Republican on ag issues wants to know how speaker candidates will move farm bill
• Study Reports Farmworkers Make Substantially Less Than All Workers
• USDA Releases Adoption Of Genetically Engineered Crops In The U.S. Report
• Farm Journal’s Ag Economist Monitor: The One Thing That Could Break The Farm Economy

Crop Insurance & Ag News for TX & OK Farmers & Ranchers: 10.10.2023

• Farm Journal’s Ag Economist Monitor: The One Thing That Could Break The Farm Economy
• Hamas-Israel War Gets U.S. Lawmakers’ Attention; May Impact House Speakership Vote
• ADM: Expert Shows Plaintiff Unharmed ADM Says Court Expert Finds Plaintiff Unharmed by Ethanol Market Actions
• Grains finish Monday with mixed results
• Middle East scare pushes grains higher
• Grain markets now look to yield reports for direction
• A look at over 50 years of combine evolution
• The herd rebuilding challenge
• How farmers are combatting climate troubles
• Report shows ag productivity not strong enough to meet global food demand
• Market analyst expects minimal yield changes in USDA report
• A limited export window to China anticipated
• Taxes and Finance Farmer Beware: When a Tractor Repair Triggers an IRS Audit
• Jordan: Israel, FY24 spending will be new speaker’s top priorities
• Leading Republican on ag issues wants to know how speaker candidates will move farm bill
• Thompson On Cotton: Encouraging
• 2024 NCBA Redbooks Now Available
• Virginia Tech Study Reports Ag’s Productivity Isn’t Growing Fast Enough

Crop Insurance & Ag News for TX & OK Farmers & Ranchers: 10.09.2023

• Top 5 Things to Watch WASDE, Possible Frosts on the Watch List
• USDA Reports U.S. Is 2021 Global Leader In Cotton Exports
• AMIS Fertilizer Outlook- Prices “Mostly Up in September,” While Russia Lifts Ban on Diesel Exports
• Now’s the Time to Transition to a Vertical Farming System
• Buried For 30 Years, Nebraska Teen Uncovers a Farmall Family Heirloom, Takes On Tractor Restoration Of a Lifetime
• Jordan: Israel, FY24 spending will be new speaker’s top priorities
• Report: Global agricultural productivity still lagging
• Opinion: Protecting against counterfeits
• Opinion: Congress must keep farm bill energy and bioeconomy programs a priority
• Is A Recession Imminent? Here Are The Red Flags Ag Economists Are Now Watching
• Weekly Livestock Market Report Week Ending 10-06-2023
• Study Reports Farmworkers Make Substantially Less Than All Workers
• USDA Details 2022 Disaster Relief For Livestock Producers
• No Farm Bill Until the Dust Settles

Crop Insurance & Ag News for TX & OK Farmers & Ranchers: 10.06.2023

• 3 Big Things Today, October 6, 2023
• Thompson: the farm bill process gets complicated
• SCOTUS to Hear Plight of Flooded Farms Southeast Texas Farmer Recalls Floods That Devastated Family Operation
• Understanding Ag Confined Space Safety Beware of Hazards When Working in and Around Grain, Manure Storage
• Dealer Trust Act Faces First Test Case A Massive Bankruptcy and Cattle Fraud Case Looks to Interpret New Livestock Protection Law
• Yesterday: Corn, wheat grab double-digit gains Afternoon market recap: Soybeans also move moderately higher in Thursday’s session.
• 6 factors that could move corn, soy prices in coming weeks
• Tech boom in irrigation increases farmer efficiency
• Meeting looks at financial side of conservation tillage
• Some signs of softening farmland values, says Fed economist
• Rural America a focus for bipartisan health caucus formed in U.S. House
• Wheat Climbs on Black Sea Turmoil, While Global Food Prices Little Changed In September
• UN calls for new oversight of global ag traders
• Is A Recession Imminent? Here Are The Red Flags Ag Economists Are Now Watching
• USDA Details 2022 Disaster Relief For Livestock Producers

Crop Insurance & Ag News for TX & OK Farmers & Ranchers: 10.05.2023

• Farmer Sentiment Falls 9 Points On Weakening Crop Prices And High Production Costs
• Fertilizer Prices Moving in Two Different Directions
• As House Ousts Speaker, Legislation Such as Farm Bill Now Sits on Backburner
• What’s next now that farm bill has expired?
• Wheat resumes its downward slide
• 6 factors that could move corn, soy prices in coming weeks
• How to manage risk in the booming cattle market
• Farmers look to repeat successful 2022 selling strategies in 2023
• Livestock farms under pressure
• Corn and soy close down slightly | Wednesday, October 4, 2023
• Is Risk Management A Necessity Again?
• Now’s the Time to Transition to a Vertical Farming System
• Report: Global agricultural productivity still lagging
• Innovative Immigration Solutions Can Diversify Your Farm Team
• Households That Earn Less Spend A Higher Share Of Income On Food
• USDA Reports Employment In Agriculture Grew 6% Between 2012 And 2022

Crop Insurance & Ag News for TX & OK Farmers & Ranchers: 10.04.2023

• Ag Interest Rate Snapshot
• Farmer Sentiment Falls 9 Points On Weakening Crop Prices And High Production Costs
• As House Ousts Speaker, Legislation Such as Farm Bill Now Sits on Backburner
• National Poll Shows Americans Want a Domestic Food Supply
• EPA Turns Away Environmental Groups’ Petition on Regulating Pesticide Mixtures
• China demand props up wheat prices
• How to manage risk in the booming cattle market
• Harvest pressure weighs on soybeans, corn
• Farmers look to repeat successful 2022 selling strategies in 2023
• New NCGA president outlines his priorities: pass the farm bill
• Farm bill fate up in the air
• Markets hard to predict
• Farmer Gains Supreme Court’s Ear, Landmark Property Rights Hearing Awaits
• Is Risk Management A Necessity Again?
• Risk Management Agency launches controlled environment insurance program
• Thompson On Cotton: Trading Off Fundamentals
• USDA Reports Employment In Agriculture Grew 6% Between 2012 And 2022