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Ag News for TX & OK Farmers: 03.27.2023

• Washington Week Ahead: Vilsack makes the rounds, FDA faces scrutiny
• Best Agricultural Universities In The World Ranked, See Where Your School Ranks
• U Of Illinois Professor Releases Report Showing Trends In Agricultural-Related Degree And Certification
• Farm Bankruptcies Down 39% In 2022, Lowest Level Since 2005
• Senators Reintroduce Next Generation Fuels Act
• USTR confirms tariff cutting not on the Biden trade agenda
• USDA: Weekly Cotton Review
• The Debt Ceiling: Reviewing Federal Budget Data
• A Sharp Perspective: The Farm Bill Salary Cap Will Be Key | What will be the biggest factor to shape the next version of the farm bill? The budget.
• Top 5 Things to Watch Reports, Reports and Weather Reports
• Jerry Gulke: Can the Prospective Plantings Report Change the Market Tide?
• 7 ag stories you may have missed – Week Ending – March 24, 2023
• 6 week grain outlook explained
• 2023 corn acres take a backseat to drought, soybean expansion | Plus – more farmer insights from our March 2023 Farm Futures grower survey
• FBN finds as much as 283% price variation between farmers buying same ag chem
• Sustainability is here to stay, says industry expert
• Next Generation Fuels Act reintroduced in U.S. Senate
• Womack Ag Outlook Conference Offers Domestic, Global Perspectives
• Tackling counterfeit seeds with "unclonable" labels
• Ag, Food Industries Contribute $8.6 Trillion to U.S. Economy
• Livestock Groups Support Bill To Expand Options For Packing Capacity

Ag News | TX & OK | 03.24.2023

• Ag economists debate the predictability of the price ratio for 2023 acreage outlays.
• Used Machinery | 9 Machines That Set Auction Price Records
• NASDA Releases "Feeding The Economy" Report, Food And Ag Industries Contribute $8,6 Trillion To U.S. Economy
• Farm Books Kids Will Clamor to Read Farm Children’s Books Share Love of Agriculture
• Afternoon report: The record-breaking Brazilian harvest is taking its toll on prices
• 9 ‘need to knows’ for grain markets now | Watch these fundamentals to get better sense of market direction in the next few weeks.
• New baler retrofit kit from Massey Ferguson
• House passes bill to restrict eminent domain for pipelines
• One of most overlooked parts of starting a livestock operation is a manure management plan
• ERS: “U.S. Export Competitiveness in Select Crop Markets,” Focus on Corn, Soybeans and Wheat
• Grain In the Bin? Interest Rate Hikes Just Increased Your Storage Costs
• AgDay TV Markets Now: Chip Nelliger Talks About Massive Fund Selling in Soy Complex and How Much Lower Prices Could Fall
• USTR confirms tariff cutting not on the Biden trade agenda
• Senators Reintroduce the Next Generation Fuels Act
• Texas Federal Court Grants WOTUS Injunction For Two States; Two More Requests Pending
• ABA Reports Farm Bank Lending Increased 8.1% To $103.1 Billion In 2022
• U.S. Beef Exports Hit Record High In 2022

Ag News for TX & OK Farmers: 03.23.2023

• Bipartisan Group Pushes for Stepped-Up Basis Tax Rule Protections
• Fed Delivers Small Rate Hike, Remains Vague on Future Moves
• How Important is U.S. Ag and Food to the Economy?
• U.S. Beef Exports Hit Record High In 2022
• Five Major Fertilizer Prices Decrease Significantly
• Regan says EPA ‘threaded needle’ with WOTUS rule
• ERS: “U.S. Export Competitiveness in Select Crop Markets,” Focus on Corn, Soybeans and Wheat
• Ag Research Spending and the Farm Bill
• New Hybridized Varieties of Wheat Hope to Dial Up the Vigor
• Bearish sentiment keeps most grain prices down
• Argentina’s loss may be U.S. farmer’s gain
• Short corn could improve management and increase yields
• Supreme Court to decide Clean Water Act enforcement case
• Pesticide list update | Additional pesticides can now be used on cannabis
• Can the $20-Billion Inflation Reduction Act Get Rolled Out Quickly Enough?
• USDA Weekly National Posted Prices for Peanuts
• Senators Reintroduce Next Generation Fuels Act

Ag News for TX & OK Farmers: 03.22.2023

• Farming and farmers celebrated on National Ag Day
• Statement from Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack on National Agriculture Day
• Interest Rates Add to Cost of Production
• Supreme Court Asked to Clarify Clean Water Act Enforcement Powers
• Bearish sentiment slashes grain prices
• Argentina’s loss may be U.S. farmer’s gain
• USDA exports – China buys corn, March 21, 2023
• New crop prospects lift soybeans, wheat
• Vet answers questions on FDA antibiotic prescription requirement
• How to transition the farm is a hard discussion but one that must take place
• Input costs are down, but may not stay that way
• Technology advances bring a different approach to farming
• Agriculture drones reaching new heights
• How Important is U.S. Ag and Food to the Economy?
• Can the $20-Billion Inflation Reduction Act Get Rolled Out Quickly Enough?
• Electric tractors set to roll off Ohio plant
• Commodity Classic Announces Record-Breaking Event

Ag News for TX & OK Farmers: 03.21.2023

• Texas judge grants limited injunction for WOTUS challenge
• Will Recent Cattle on Feed Report Help Cattle Contracts Get Back on Their Feet?
• Newly Launched "Farmers Feed America" Coalition Calls For A Strong 2023 Farm Bill
• Soybeans close up 8¢ | Monday, March 20, 2023
• Ag Interest Rate Snapshot
• Weekly grain movement: Moving in the right direction | Corn, soybean and wheat volume all trend higher week-over-week
• WOTUS rules head for the ditch | New and complicated water regulations go into effect today. You may need a lawyer to figure them out.
• Ukraine grain deal renewal clears way for exports
• In the background for farm bill: How many farms and what size?
• Limits on foreign ownership of U.S. farmland gain support in Congress, despite skepticism
• Ag groups push for adequate farm bill funding
• EPA announces accelerated action on 4 pesticides
• Following Black Sea Grain Deal Extension, Wheat Falls, as WSJ Highlights Soybean Oil Variables
• Vilsack: USDA meat label plan won’t spark trade dispute
• Senate Ag Committee leaders say funding issues loom large
• Safeguard Your Funds: What Farmers Can Learn from the Recent Bank Collapses
• USDA Reports 21% Of People Living In Rural Areas Have A 4-Year Degree, 36% In Urban Areas
• USDA’s Cattle On Feed Report Shows Decline For Sixth Consecutive Month

Ag News for TX & OK Farmers: 03.20.2023

• Washington Week Ahead: WOTUS takes effect, EPA faces questions
• Privately Developed Crop Insurance Products and the Next Farm Bill
• The 2023 acreage battle heats up What to expect as markets brace for the March 31 Prospective Plantings report.
• Urban Ag and the Farm Bill Small, Young and Urban Farmers Don’t Know Where to Turn at USDA
• Top 5 Things to Watch This Week | Celebrations, Frosted Wheat and Bank Dramas
• Our Rural Roots Time To Cultivate New Memories
• Corn and wheat finish Friday’s session with solid gains
• Ukraine Black Sea grain deal extended for at least 60 days
• Senator warns of farm-size conflict in farm bill negotiations
• Input costs are down, but may not stay that way
• February cattle placements drop 7% on year
• Regulation of autonomous farm machinery remains grey
• As bird flu continues to spread, what’s the risk that it could start a human pandemic?
• Black Sea Grain Initiative Extended- “Uncertainty Surrounds The Duration”
• Visionary Farmer Shatters Agriculture’s Conventional Rules, Forges Chain of Success
• Did Old Crop Corn Finally Hit A Floor Price?
• AgriFood Investments Drop 44% In 2022
• USDA Issues Food Price Forecast For 2023
• USDA: Weekly Cotton Review
• USDA Weekly National Posted Prices for Peanuts