Ag News

Crop Insurance & Ag News for TX & OK Farmers & Ranchers: 06.21.2024

• 3 Big Things Today, June 21, 2024
• Farm Progress America, June 21, 2024
• USDA Cattle on Feed Report Preview
• Thursday Sessions | Afternoon market recap: Corn, soybeans and wheat all incurred moderate cuts
• Father, son share farming ideas, resources
• Close calls at calving time
• Little to no U.S. immunity to H5N1 avian flu virus, CDC says
• Sen. Marshall alarmed by increasing ag trade deficit
• USDA Acreage report could include bearish revisions
• USDA, EPA Release Updated Climate Adaptation Plans
• U.S. Farmers Holding On To Large Corn and Soybean Stocks
• American Cotton Shippers Assn Unites With Global Competitors To Increase Cotton’s Value
• Crop Insurance Agents Help Farmers Thrive

Crop Insurance & Ag News for TX & OK Farmers & Ranchers: 06.20.2024

• Crop Insurance Agents Help Farmers Thrive
• Feeder Cattle Prices Trade Higher at Superior’s Corn Belt Classic
• Lawsuits Mount Over Emissions Rule
• November soybeans: When is the best month to avoid volatility?
• USDA-NASS to eliminate reports due to budgetary shortfalls
• EPA tailpipe rule faces new lawsuit
• Canada watching farm bill discussions “closely”
• 5 Conversations Every Family Should Have Before A Farm Transition
• 17-Month Review Process Likely Required for New Dicamba Label
• Avoiding the Pitfalls of Selling Sustainable Beef
• Corn Condition Off to Best Start Since 2021
• USDA Releases Oil Crops Outlook Report
• USDA Releases Cotton And Wool Outlook Report
• USDA Releases Feed Outlook Report
• USDA Releases Wheat Outlook Report

Crop Insurance & Ag News for TX & OK Farmers & Ranchers: 06.19.2024

• Big Things Today, June 19, 2024
• Farmers Stress Value of Teaching Black Youths About Agriculture
• Ag Interest Rate Snapshot
• USDA-NASS to eliminate reports due to budgetary shortfalls
• How to bridge the disconnect between agriculture and consumers?
• Livestock Outlook: Persistent food price inflation entices beef retailers to offer more promotions.
• Plan for grain market volatility
• EPA tailpipe rule faces new lawsuit
• Ag Groups Suing Over Biden Emissions Rules
• Is the U.S. Ag Economy Heading Toward a Recession? A One-on-One with the President of the Chicago Fed
• Senate Democrat wants to ‘bridge’ the farm bill’s urban-rural divide
• Highlights Of The Upcoming Farm Progress Show
• Cotton Trust Protocol Growers Can Now Apply For The Level 2 Climate Smart Program
• USDA Releases Cotton And Wool Outlook Report
• USDA Releases Feed Outlook Report
• USDA Releases Wheat Outlook Report

Crop Insurance & Ag News for TX & OK Farmers & Ranchers: 06.18.2024

• Farm bill barometer: Setting expectations
• Despite Progress, Farm Bill Passage Growing More Unlikely in 2024
• Judge Blocks USDA’s Disaster Program Giving Special Funding To Minority Farmers
• Ranking member details Republican farm bill frameworking
• What the wheat? Ag Marketing IQ: The rally came and went. The question now is how low wheat prices could go. Protect your downside.
• Our Rural Roots Merry ‘Wheatmas’: Season’s Greetings From the Wheat Field
• AGCO’s AgRevolution Dealer Offering On-Farm Parts Delivery in as Little as 2 Hours
• USDA Modernizes FSA, RMA Acreage Reporting by Allowing Electronic Submissions in 2024
• John Deere Makes Equipment Owner’s Manual Changes After Warning From EPA
• Farmers caught in dicamba crossfire
• An explosion of engineering innovations
• House Subcommittee Approves Ag Funding Bill
• Six of the top 18 corn-growing states face moderate drought or worse
• H5N1 virus was spread by cattle, people, and shared equipment
• Sales Of Tractors And Combines In The U.S. Continue To Slump
• How The Composition Of Banks Participating In Ag Lending Has Changed

Crop Insurance & Ag News for TX & OK Farmers & Ranchers: 06.17.2024

• Farm bill barometer: Setting expectations
• Despite Progress, Farm Bill Passage Growing More Unlikely in 2024
• Judge Blocks USDA’s Disaster Program Giving Special Funding To Minority Farmers
• Ranking member details Republican farm bill frameworking
• What the wheat? Ag Marketing IQ: The rally came and went. The question now is how low wheat prices could go. Protect your downside.
• Our Rural Roots Merry ‘Wheatmas’: Season’s Greetings From the Wheat Field
• AGCO’s AgRevolution Dealer Offering On-Farm Parts Delivery in as Little as 2 Hours
• USDA Modernizes FSA, RMA Acreage Reporting by Allowing Electronic Submissions in 2024
• John Deere Makes Equipment Owner’s Manual Changes After Warning From EPA
• Farmers caught in dicamba crossfire
• An explosion of engineering innovations
• House Subcommittee Approves Ag Funding Bill
• Six of the top 18 corn-growing states face moderate drought or worse
• H5N1 virus was spread by cattle, people, and shared equipment
• Sales Of Tractors And Combines In The U.S. Continue To Slump
• How The Composition Of Banks Participating In Ag Lending Has Changed

Crop Insurance & Ag News for TX & OK Farmers & Ranchers: 06.14.2024

• La Nina Taking Longer to Develop, A Good Thing for US Agriculture?
• Federal Judge: USDA Discriminated Against White Farmers in 2022 Disaster Aid Payments
• AGCO’s AgRevolution Dealer Offering On-Farm Parts Delivery in as Little as 2 Hours
• Extreme Weather Events Post Big Damage Cost Numbers Already in 2024
• Incoming heat wave boosts grain prices
• Corn closes up 4¢ | Thursday, June 13, 2024
• What the wheat? Ag Marketing IQ: The rally came and went. The question now is how low wheat prices could go. Protect your downside.
• Farmers caught in dicamba crossfire
• Farm couple test-drives Polaris Ranger, gives review Producer Preston Huguley, and his wife and Southwest Farm Press Editor Shelley E. Huguley, discuss the pros and cons of the Polaris Ranger SP 570 Premium after using it on their Texas farm.
• June WASDE Report (PDF)
• Texas cotton prospects ‘depend on location’