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Crop Insurance & Ag News TX | OK Farmers & Ranchers: 01.21.2026

• Why the U.S. should renew the North American trade pact
• US Biodiesel Industry Eyes Recovery
• Ag Weather Forum Winter’s First Half Dried Out Much of the Mississippi Basin
• Afternoon Market Recap: Commodity prices continue to struggle, but mind these six caveats moving forward.
• 6 things that could change farm income forecasts
• Weekly Grain Movement: Corn tops expectations again
• China reportedly hits U.S. soybean purchase target – now what?
• China hits 12 million ton U.S. soybean purchase target
• Input cost squeeze likely to continue in 2026
• Reconsider farm labor costs this cropping season
• Trump’s Trade Chief Greer Says Greenland Tariff Threat Is Appropriate
• Farm Bureau, Soybean and Specialty Ag Groups Ask Congress for More Support
• On One-Year Anniversary of President Trump’s Second Term, Secretary Rollins Signs Commissions for Senate-Confirmed USDA Leadership
• ‘Dust Bowl’ Agency at USDA Looks to Cut Red Tape and Speed Up Slow Computers That Frustrate Farmers
• Here’s How Much Fertilizer Tariffs Cost Farmers in 2025
• Trump Administration RFS Decision Could Spark 2-Billion-Gallon Biofuels Rush in 2026
• Nat’l Ag Law Center Lists The Top 10 Agricultural Law Stories In 2025
• USDA Releases Livestock, Dairy, And Poultry Outlook Report

Crop Insurance & Ag News TX | OK Farmers & Ranchers: 01.20.2026

• Farm leaders calling for swift congressional action to buoy farmers
• USDA Launches Lender Lens Dashboard to Promote Data Transparency
• Mileage Rate Increases To 72.5 Cents Per Mile, Up 2.5 Cents From 2025
• Bayer’s Statement On The Supreme Court’s Decision
• Nat’l Assn Of Wheat Growers Welcomes Supreme Court Decision To Hear Bayer’s Roundup Appeal
• Canola Industry Welcomes Significant Progress On Chinese Tariffs
• Bayer Extends 0% Financing To March 16
• Optimism grows for year-round E15, says SD corn leader
• Supreme Court Will Hear Bayer’s Roundup Liability Case
• Severe G4 Solar Storm Watch Issued
• Late-Model Farm Equipment Supply Is High and Prices Are Starting to Bend
• Off Base, Part 1: Reviewing Issues and Problems With Base Acre Policy
• Nutrien Calculators Help Farmers Compare Fertilizer and Input Costs
• Texas Farm Bureau Applauds the Return of Whole Milk in Schools
• Dry Conditions and Increased Vegetation Set Stage for Higher Wildfire Risk in Texas
• More NWS cases confirmed, caution urged
• Owner Of Los Angeles Rams Stan Kroenke Is Now The Largest U.S. Landowner

Crop Insurance & Ag News TX | OK Farmers & Ranchers: 01.19.2026

7 actionable items that could drive financial success

Congress Eyes At Least $15 Billion More In Farmer Aid

Do you have a management gap on your farm?

More NWS cases confirmed, caution urged

Top 5 Things to Watch | Market Reactions to USDA Reports and Cold Snaps

How to diversify to boost margins and secure succession

High cattle prices expose producer marketing knowledge gaps

Lawmakers, farm groups push for answers on rising input costs

House Ag Committee split on farm bill timeline as optimism meets skepticism

Agricultural Groups Sound Alarm About Farmers’ Future

Could Farmers Produce Fertilizer in Their Own Backyards?

U.S. Ethanol Production Reaches Record Levels To Start 2026

Tractor Sales Close 2025 With Nearly a 15% Decline in December

Off Base, Part 1: Reviewing Issues and Problems With Base Acre Policy

Supreme Court Announces It Will Hear Roundup Lawsuit

Bayer’s Statement On The Supreme Court’s Decision

Land Report Magazine Lists The Largest Landowners In The U.S.

Canola Industry Welcomes Significant Progress On Chinese Tariffs

Bayer Extends 0% Financing To March 16

Top Ten Agricultural Law Stories of 2025

Crop Insurance & Ag News TX | OK Farmers & Ranchers: 01.16.2026

• Ag State Lawmakers Propose $15B to $17B More Economic Aid to Farmers
• USDA Releases Map Showing Counties Most Reliant On Farming
• House Ag Democrats Push Farm and Family Relief Act as SNAP Cost Shift Raises Alarm
• GOP balks at Democrats’ push for $29 billion in more farm aid
• 10 Years Later, Crop Insurance Remains A Model of Efficient Federal Spending
• Export Report: Soybeans back in the pole position
• Online scammers target farmers too: 6 tips to avoid getting fleeced
• Soybean oil surges with U.S. biofuel quotas expected by March
• U.S. Farm Economy Shows Widening Cracks as Costs Rise, Jobs Vanish
• Craig unveils Farm and Family Relief Act to offset tariff-driven farm losses
• US Ethanol Production Reaches Record Levels to Start 2026
• Secretary Rollins Pens Op-ed in The Hill “Healthy and Affordable Food Is Within Reach for All Americans”
• Can farmers coexist with solar development?
• In 2025 U.S. Tractor Sales Down 10%, Combine Sales Down 36%
• Senators Introduce Bill To Boost Bio-Manufacturing And Expand Markets
• National Farm Machinery Show: 60 Years of Progress and Innovation
• Continue the Legacy, Share Your Passion: Cow’s Visit Brings Joy, Memories
• Corteva May Seek Own Loyalty Trial | Corteva Seeks to Block October 2026 Trial Date in Federal Crop-Loyalty Case
• Here’s why soybeans earned a bullish bounce today
• ICYMI: Secretary Rollins Pens Op-ed in The Hill “Healthy and Affordable Food Is Within Reach for All Americans”
• Rural Bankers Show Slight Rise in Optimism
• U.S. Farmland Values Enter New Phase

Crop Insurance & Ag News TX | OK Farmers & Ranchers: 01.15.2026

• 5 of 8 Major Fertilizers Lower Priced Than Month Ago
• Ag Weather Forum | El Nino Expected to Influence US 2026 Growing Season
• Record ethanol output keeps corn prices firm
• Scientists confirm 2025 was third-hottest year, trailing 2024 and 2023
• Why the path to renewed U.S. farm profitability is right in our backyard
• China’s 2025 Soybean Imports Hit Record, Fueled by S. American Purchases
• Brazil Surpasses US as Top Global Beef Producer
• Trump signs bill allowing whole milk in schools RegulatoryFood Trump signs bill allowing whole milk in schools
• Registration is Now Open for USDA’s 102nd Agricultural Outlook Forum
• Farmers National Co: Land Values Enter New Phase Shaped By Localized Market Signals
• Uncertainty continues for U.S. ag trade in 2026
• After the Bell | Higher crude oil prices helped lift grains Wednesday
• 3 Factors for Cattlemen to Consider When Deciding Strategies for 2026
• How to regain U.S. farm profitability
• Brazil Surpasses U.S. As The Top Global Beef Producer
• Management, modeling and policy affect water issues
• Uncertainty is the Name of the Game for U.S. Agricultural Trade in 2026 | Southern Ag Today

Crop Insurance & Ag News TX | OK Farmers & Ranchers: 01.14.2026

• Fort Worth-Area Equestrian Ranch Sells Texas Western Equestrian Ranch Sells for $45 Million to Theorem Ranch Owners
• Ag Secretary Champions Ag Policy Wins Rollins Calls for E15 Legislation as She Presses Trump Administration Agenda at AFBF
• Corn prices failed to find recovery
• Where next for corn market after USDA blindside hit?
• Solar farms muscle into U.S. farmland as energy needs spike
• What makes sub-prime farmland worth $20,000 an acre?
• Would cutting nitrogen rates pay?
• Feeder Cattle Up Nearly $6 | Tuesday, Jan. 13, 2026
• China’s Sinograin Sells Out Soybean Auction Ahead of U.S. Shipments
• Rollins touts H-2A changes as relief for ag labor challenges
• 2026 Could See the End of the Farm Bill Era of American Agriculture Policy
• Grocery prices surge in December across categories
• At Farm Bureau Convention, Secretary Rollins Announces Dairy Margin Coverage Expansion and Section 32 Purchases of U.S. Commodities
• Corn Growers Alarmed By New Supply Projections
• Tractor Supply Co. Reaches Major Milestone With Grand Opening Of 2,400th Store
• Management, modeling and policy affect water issues
• The New Beef Powerhouse? As Brazil Overtakes the U.S., Here’s What It Means
• “Hang On or Get Out:” Cotton Farmers Face the Hardest Decision of Their Lives
• Here’s where USDA found more corn acres
• It’s Time For Next Gen Farmers To Adjust Their Game Plan
• Agriculture technology tools to try on the farm in 2026
• USDA Releases January 2026 Cotton Production Report for the Southeast
• Farmers National Co: Land Values Enter New Phase Shaped By Localized Market Signals
• New USDA Crop Report Underscores Urgency Of Adopting Year-Round E15 Legislation
• USDA Reports Per Capita Availability Of Red Meat And Poultry To Be Higher In 2025 And 2026