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Crop Insurance & Ag News TX | OK Farmers & Ranchers: 07.23.2026

• CME to Launch Sorghum Basis Futures Contract Next Month
• Fertilizer Prices Continue Downward Trend
• E15 Backers Weigh Deal, Senate Clock
• Feeder Cattle Down More Than $8 | Wednesday, July 22, 2026
• Monsanto Withdraws China Glyphosate Antidumping Case After Farm Group Pushback
• New Podcast Explores the FCIC and How Crop Insurance Evolves
• John Deere C1450T Air Cart Helps Farmers Seed More Acres Between Refills
• U.S. Geological Survey Study Shows Rising Nutrient Loads in Rivers
• House passes $95B measure with ag aid, Senate outlook is shaky
• USDA Asks Partners to Develop AI Solutions to Accelerate Crop Innovation
• USDA Moves Forward with Mandatory Relocation Despite Pushback
• Study Finds Reinstating mCOOL Would Cost Consumers And Meat In $1 Billion Annually
• Potential Endangered Species Act Legal Action
• Land Values May Have Peaked
• The Hidden Risks of Remote Drug Delivery in Cattle
• Will Friday’s USDA triple play halt the cattle selloff?
• Upcoming Farm Policy Decisions for Producers

Crop Insurance & Ag News TX | OK Farmers & Ranchers: 07.22.2026

• American Farmers May See Deeper Losses in 2027
• Tax Credits for Ethaol Biofuels Getting Closer to Being Finalized
• USDA layoffs leave meat processing program facing new hurdles
• Lawsuit Accuses Union Pacific, Kansas and Oklahoma Railroad of Anticompetition Violations
• How Fast Is Tar Spot Spreading Across Nebraska Corn?
• Farm Hell: Family Seeks Justice After 10-Year Battle Over Devastating Irrigation Penalties
• Corn and Beans See Profit Taking on Weather, Ratings: Can Cattle Continue to Recover?
• Judge rules OMB can’t retroactively nix grants based on new rules
• EPS Official: Ending Diesel Exhaust Fluid Deratements To Benefit Farmers, Truckers
• Farm Bill Mark Up Complicated by McConnell Absence
• Data Centers Spark Big Debate Among Rural Communities
• Trump Tariffs Target Brazil but Exempt Key Agricultural Imports
• Heat Wave Worsens Cattle Pasture Conditions Across the Plains
• E15 Supporters Weigh Deal as Senate Faces Shrinking Legislative Window
• Monsanto Withdraws Glyphosate Duties Petition
• Why Foreign Visitors Flock To Farm Progress Show
• Average USDA, Rural Development Investment Grew In Every Rural County Type Between 2000 And 2024
• USDA Releases Livestock, Dairy, And Poultry Outlook: July 2026 Report

Crop Insurance & Ag News TX | OK Farmers & Ranchers: 07.21.2026

• Crop Progress Report | 07.20.2026 | PDF
• American Farmers May See Deeper Losses in 2027
• USDA Weekly Crop Progress Report USDA Crop Progress: Corn Rated 67% Good to Excellent; Soybeans 66% Good to Excellent as of July 19
• USDA Pulls Handbrake, Announces Sweeping NASS Overhaul Amid Acreage Controversy
• Ag Interest Rate Snapshot Farm Credit Rates | 07.20.2026
• New Podcast Explores the FCIC and How Crop Insurance Evolves
• USDA Exports: 3 more flash sales announced, July 20, 2026
• What happens when pollination meets hot weather, hot war?
• At risk: $60 billion in U.S. ag exports
• FDA: Taylor Farms Iceberg Lettuce Sample Produced a False Positive for Cyclospora
• FDA Still Investigating Taylor Farms In Cyclosporiasis Outbreak
• China’s June U.S. Soybean Imports Fall 21%, Brazil Shipments
• EPA official: Ending DEF deratements would benefit farmers, truckers
• Farmers face tough choices as equipment prices stay high
• USDA Exports: 3 more flash sales announced, July 20, 2026
• At risk: $60 billion in U.S. ag exports
• Feeder Cattle Up More Than $6 | Monday, July 20, 2026
• USDA Pulls Handbrake, Announces Sweeping NASS Overhaul Amid Acreage Controversy
• Administration can’t terminate grants just because of changing priorities, judge rules
• EPS Official: Ending Diesel Exhaust Fluid Deratements To Benefit Farmers, Truckers
• USDA Releases Wheat Outlook: July 2026 Report
• NCBA To Launch Online Succession Learning Planning Learning Module
• December corn sees first summer rally in 3 years — here’s what to watch for

Crop Insurance & Ag News TX | OK Farmers & Ranchers: 07.20.2026

• U.S. Imposes New 25% Tariffs on Brazil, Expands Exemptions List
• USDA Rule Targets Foreign Ag Land Buys | Foreign Farmland Disclosure Law Sees Biggest Change Since 1978; How it Affects Ag
• Brazil Beef Spared From New Tariffs | Trump Imposes Tariffs on Brazil, But Spares Key Ag Imports Such as Beef
• New 25% Tariff on Brazil Spares Beef, Other Key Agricultural Imports
• Unapologetically Passionate: How Ag Producers Are Weathering Drought, Wildfire and Uncertainty
• Canada Markets | December Corn Chart Provides a Wealth of Technical Information
• Top Tips: Here’s what’s moving grain prices and how farmers can reward the rally
• Screwworm costs Mexican ranchers $2.8B as U.S. cattle ban continues
• 5 ways farm succession planning gets stuck
• Pesticide Problems, Part I: Legislative History
• House budget bill includes billions in new farmer economic aid
• Trade progress with China offers hope for U.S. corn, soybean markets
• Succession planning expert: Farm transitions require more than legal documents
• Farmers Urged to Speak Up as New Dual-Action Herbicide Moves Through EPA Review
• Rural Economic Indicator Turns Decidedly Negative
• Farm Bureau: Persistent Losses Leave Farmers Needing Economic Support
• U Of Illinois: What Would It Cost Farmers If Glyphosate Is Banned?

Crop Insurance & Ag News TX | OK Farmers & Ranchers: 07.17.2026

• U.S. Imposes New 25% Tariffs on Brazil, Expands Exemptions List
• USDA Rule Targets Foreign Ag Land Buys | Foreign Farmland Disclosure Law Sees Biggest Change Since 1978; How it Affects Ag
• Brazil Beef Spared From New Tariffs | Trump Imposes Tariffs on Brazil, But Spares Key Ag Imports Such as Beef
• New 25% Tariff on Brazil Spares Beef, Other Key Agricultural Imports
• Unapologetically Passionate: How Ag Producers Are Weathering Drought, Wildfire and Uncertainty
• Canada Markets | December Corn Chart Provides a Wealth of Technical Information
• Top Tips: Here’s what’s moving grain prices and how farmers can reward the rally
• Screwworm costs Mexican ranchers $2.8B as U.S. cattle ban continues
• 5 ways farm succession planning gets stuck
• Pesticide Problems, Part I: Legislative History
• House budget bill includes billions in new farmer economic aid
• Trade progress with China offers hope for U.S. corn, soybean markets
• Succession planning expert: Farm transitions require more than legal documents
• Farmers Urged to Speak Up as New Dual-Action Herbicide Moves Through EPA Review
• Rural Economic Indicator Turns Decidedly Negative
• Farm Bureau: Persistent Losses Leave Farmers Needing Economic Support
• U Of Illinois: What Would It Cost Farmers If Glyphosate Is Banned?

Crop Insurance & Ag News TX | OK Farmers & Ranchers: 07.16.26

• USDA Plans NASS Modernization USDA to Review NASS Reports, Data Systems and Survey Response Rates
• 5 ways farm succession planning gets stuck
• GOP Reverts to Trump’s Request Update: House GOP Drops $20B Farm Aid Plan, Returns to Trump’s $11.1B Proposal
• Bayer Signs An Agreement To Launch Hybrid Wheat In The U.S. And Europe
• DTN Retail Fertilizer Trends UAN Fertilizers Lead Nutrient Prices Downward
• Call the Market 3 Thoughts for Cattlemen to Ponder as the Market Softens
• Grains rebound as geopolitical tensions prompt energy and wheat spike
• What Is Up with Cattle Prices in Recent Weeks?
• Initial 2025 FSA Yields and ARC-CO for Corn, Soybeans, and Wheat
• Chicago Wheat Closes Up More Than 32¢ | Wednesday, July 15, 2026
• 2026 Water Resources Development Act moves forward
• SCOTUS glyphosate ruling shifts legal focus to EPA, future pesticide litigation
• Democratic Representatives Introduce Act To Curb Seed Patents
• Nat’l Sustainable Ag Coalition Applauds Introduction Of The "Fair Seeds For Farmers" Act
• Instacart And Tractor Supply Partner To Deliver Farm Essentials
• General Mills, ADM, Walmart Partner To Accelerate Regenerative Agriculture
• Syngenta And Groundwork BioAg To Bring Biologicals And Soil Carbon Solutions To Farmers