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Crop Insurance & Ag News for TX & OK Farmers & Ranchers: 12.09.2025

• USDA PRESS RELEASE: Trump Administration Announces $12 Billion Farmer Bridge Payments for American Farmers Impacted by Unfair Market Disruptions
• Here Are The Details Of The $12 Billion Farm Aid Package
• USDA Sets Timeline for Aid Payments Trump Administration Details Framework for $12 Billion Farmer Bridge Assistance Program
• President Trump to Announce $12 Billion Aid Package to Farmers
• Cattle Complex Sits Anxious Following Last Week’s Price Rally
• Farmers to reap some spoils of (trade) war
• Treasury Secretary Bessent Says He Has Divested His Soybean Farm
• China Set for Record 2025 Soybean Imports on Brazil Buys, U.S. Trade Truce
• Duvall: Nationwide E15 could be nearing the finish line
• USDA Reorganization to be Completed in 2026, Vaden Says
• Sorghum’s path forward: Fuel, exports and opportunity
• Nat’l Corn Growers Assn Issues Statement On Farmer Bridge Assistance Program
• Assn Of Equipment Mfgrs Applauds Economic Assistance Package For Farmers
• After the Bell | January soybeans close below the $11 mark
• Cutting Through the Confusion: White House Confirms Trade Agreement With China on Soybeans
• A Santa rally for the cattle market? It’s the strongest trend in commodities.

Crop Insurance & Ag News for TX & OK Farmers & Ranchers: 12.08.2025

• Trump Launches DOJ, FTC Task Forces on Food Prices, Supply Chains
• Groups Press USDA to Tighten Standards for Expected Trade Aid Payments
• Washington Week Ahead: Farmers await aid package; Health insurance showdown set
• USDA to Expand Crop Insurance Access for Farmers and Ranchers, Boosting the Farm Safety Net
• USDA to Fine-Tune Demand Outlook in December Report
• Farm Bureau Reports On Ag Workers’ Wages By State
• Top 5 Things to Watch Aid Bridges, Arctic Blasts, WASDE Tuesday
• What Farmers Need to Know Before the December WASDE Report
• Where have all the bargains gone?
• Rehydrate dry soybeans and reclaim value
• Texas Christmas tree demand, acreage grows
• China Soybean Buying Deadline Now February, Bessent Says
• Pork industry seeks new markets beyond China
• Beef cow slaughter down 18% through November
• Machinery Pete: Why It’s Time to Change Your Equipment Purchasing Strategy
• Has the Soybean Market Topped?
• Soybeans Tank as USTR Says No China Deal: Pulls Corn, Wheat Down
• Results Of Its 2025 Consumer Trends Research Conducted By Plant Based Products Council
• What can farmers expect from ‘bridge payment’ package?

Crop Insurance & Ag News for TX & OK Farmers & Ranchers: 12.05.2025

• What can farmers expect from ‘bridge payment’ package?
• Crop insurance expert says 2025 bill gives key boost to federal coverage
• Statistics Canada Confirmed Record Canola, Wheat Production
• Will USDA lower ending stocks for wheat?
• China Ramps Up Its Purchases Of U.S. Soybeans And Sorghum
• Farmers Lose PP Buy-Up Under New Rule | New Crop Insurance Rule Ends Prevented Planting Buy-Up, But Aids Beginning Farmers
• DTN Closing Livestock Comments | Dressed Cattle in Nebraska Jump $11.00 to $16.00 Higher
• Grains shift from setback to comeback
• Why U.S. farmers should still care about Ukraine
• Losing money on rented land? Hold or fold?
• 3 tips for farm financial health during the holidays
• Thoughtful planning simplifies pivot maintenance, saving
• Try this emerging software for your farm in 2026 A Missouri cattleman scrolls Facebook and finds a new bookkeeping method that fits his operation.
• Farmer Sentiment Reaches Highest Level Since June
• Ag groups urge full extension of USMCA to protect reliable export markets
• Ag Economy Barometer Survey: More than half of farmers say they plan to use farm aid to pay off debt
• Equipment sale-leasebacks helping farmers improve cash flow
• Trump Admin Backs Bayer’s Bid to Limit Roundup Lawsuits
• Over $10 Billion Still Available To Farmers In Disaster Relief Program
• Jerry Gulke: Is Your Future Truly Sustainable?
• Thompson: Aid package will account for low prices, not just export losses
• New Finding Of World Screwworm Located 120 Miles South Of Texas
• USDA: Gravity Irrigation Continues To Decline While Pressurized Irrigation Has Leveled Off
• Purdue: Machinery Cost Benchmarks Corn & Soybean Producers Should Watch

Crop Insurance & Ag News for TX & OK Farmers & Ranchers: 12.04.2025

• Farmers Lose PP Buy-Up Under New Rule
• Farmer Aid Announcement Coming Next Week, Rollins Says
• Get Your Farm 1031 Exchange Right
• 5 Fertilizers Have Higher Prices Than Month Ago
• Traders Push the Livestock Contracts Higher Through Wednesday’s Close
• Negative Close in Grains | Wednesday, December 3, 2025
• Record-Breaking Sale: Iowa Farmland Sets New High for State at $32,000 Per Acre
• Grains Fall on Profit Taking, No China Sales: What’s Ahead Crude Oil and the Dollar?
• China never delivered on many Phase One ag promises – and has backslid since
• Bayer’s Shares Rose 15% On U.S. Solicitor General’s Backing
• Experts Split On Whether China Will Meet Soybean Purchase Pledge
• 3 tips for farm financial health during the holidays
• Nat’l Corn Growers Calls For USMCA Renewal
• USDA: Gravity Irrigation Continues To Decline While Pressurized Irrigation Has Leveled Off
• Farm Building "Checkup" Tips From Morton Buildings

Crop Insurance & Ag News for TX & OK Farmers & Ranchers: 12.03.2025

• Rollins Promises Bridge Payments for Farmers While Pressuring States for SNAP Data
• More Beef Processing Woes: Tyson to Cut 1,761 Jobs at Major Texas Plant
• US Solicitor General Backs Bayer’s Supreme Court Bid to End Roundup Lawsuits
• Delayed by the Shutdown, CRP Payments Should Be Going Out From FSA
• Innovative grain-handling solutions to try
• Is a new Black Sea escalation coming?
• Cover crop success: From rapeseed to recognition
• When will cotton demand return to normal?
• Spotlight on resilience: Secrets to navigating tight farm margins
• Deere profit miss underscores farm economy woes
• Deere’s 2026 Outlook Suggests No Farm Economy Uptick
• Brazil Agriculture Ministry Says China Banned Five Soy Exporters
• Inside D.C: New farm aid coming; trade signals ‘messy’| The co-director of Texas A&M’s Ag and Food Policy Center says it’s going to be more challenging for the Trump administration…
• Experts Split on Whether China will Meet Soybean Purchase Pledge
• Rollins: Tariff assistance announcement coming next week
• Rate Cut Odds Rise as Consumer Confidence Slips Ahead of the Federal Reserve’s Final 2025 Meeting
• CropLife Announces The 100 Largest Retailers Of Crop Inputs In The U.S.
• With Key Trade Agreement Ignored, RFA Calls For Reciprocal Duties On Chinese Ag Imports

Crop Insurance & Ag News for TX & OK Farmers & Ranchers: 12.02.2025

• With Key Trade Agreement Ignored, RFA Calls For Reciprocal Duties On Chinese Ag Imports
• Soybeans Close Down Nearly 10¢ | Monday, Dec. 1, 2025
• CRP Payment Status Delayed by the Shutdown, CRP Payments Should Be Going Out From FSA
• Sort and Cull Following the Thanksgiving Rally, Traders Hope to See Better Market Fundamentals
• Hansen-Mueller Unsecured Creditors Want More Time
• Ag Interest Rate | Snapshot Farm Credit Rates
• Dollars, Gold or Pork Bellies? Your Choice
• Deere’s disappointing outlook shows farm recovery is elusive
• Deere’s 2026 Outlook Suggests No Farm Economy Uptick
• The latest rally just hit a speed bump
• Santa, meet St. Patrick: The March corn rally effect Morning market analysis: Corn, soybeans pull back overnight.
• Cattle prices set to surge despite market chaos
• Anderson announces his final marketing scoop | After four decades of writing “Wheat Scoops,” today known as “Grain Scoops,” Kim Anderson is ready to “hang up his pen.”
• Agencies, Groups Reach Out to Tyson Workers as Lexington Beef Plant Closure Nears
• Can China Live Up to Its 12 MMT Soybean Promise?
• Ag Tech Expert: Three Crucial Technologies For Agriculture’s Survival
• Policy Updates: Bird flu’s expanding footprint raises red flags for livestock producers