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High Plains Ag Week 11/15/2021 – Pasture, Rangeland, and Forage Insurance Program Review

November 15, 2021 by justin.benavidez

The USDA-RMA, has postponed the Pasture, Rangeland, and Forage Pilot Insurance Program (PRF), better known as the rainfall insurance, until December 1st.  Incorporating this risk management tool will help reduce the economic impact of a lack of rainfall in our operations.

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Filed Under: Forage, High Plains Ag Week, Risk Management

High Plains Ag Week 11/8/2021 – Land Values

November 7, 2021 by justin.benavidez

It’s time for our annual review of land prices. What does ASFMRA’s Rural Land Value Trends publication have to say about rural and agricultural land for the Panhandle and the Rolling Plains? [Read more…] about High Plains Ag Week 11/8/2021 – Land Values

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High Plains Ag Week 11/2/2021 – Cattle Market Update

November 2, 2021 by justin.benavidez

I’m a day late on posting this week. But Pancho Abello will tell us whether cattle will come up a dollar short this fall. Today, an overview of cattle prices and some forces impacting the cattle market. [Read more…] about High Plains Ag Week 11/2/2021 – Cattle Market Update

Filed Under: Cattle, High Plains Ag Week

High Plains Ag Week 10/25/2021 – Cotton Market Update

October 25, 2021 by justin.benavidez

Today, we check in on the cotton market for the fall. What are the fundamentals underpinning to $1.08/lb. cotton? What is the profitability picture with $1+ cotton?

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Filed Under: Cotton, Crops

High Plains Ag Week 10/18/2021 – Wheat Market Update

October 18, 2021 by justin.benavidez

Today, Pancho Abello gives us a fall market update on wheat. What are worldwide conditions? Where is the drought having an impact on wheat production? What are some marketing strategies you should consider?

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Filed Under: Crops, Wheat

High Plains Ag Week 10/11/2021 – Corn & Sorghum Update

October 11, 2021 by justin.benavidez

Field crops in Burleson County on July 30, 2021. (Laura McKenzie/Texas A&M AgriLife Marketing and Communications)

This week we’ll take a look at the fall market outlook for coarse grains. Fundamentals for grain prices remain supportive. However, input costs are becoming a concern across the board, potentially cutting 2022 profits. [Read more…] about High Plains Ag Week 10/11/2021 – Corn & Sorghum Update

Filed Under: Corn, Crops, Sorghum

High Plains Ag Week 10/4/2021 – Peanuts Market Update

October 4, 2021 by justin.benavidez

Today we have the blog’s first ever peanut market outlook! Pancho Abello walks through the Crop Progress Report, Acreage, stocks, and prices.

 

 

 

 

 

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Filed Under: Crops, Peanuts

High Plains Ag Week 9/27/2021 – Review of 75% Plan Q3

September 27, 2021 by justin.benavidez

We’ve reached the end of the third quarter in NCBA’s 75% Plan. How is negotiated trade holding up in each region? What are the prospects for the first year and implications of performance to this point?

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High Plains Ag Week 9/20/2021 – Grazing Decision Aids and Wheat Pricing for Grazing

September 20, 2021 by justin.benavidez

Today we return to winter wheat decision making. Whether you’re a rancher looking for forage or a landowner looking for a partner to graze, its important to consider the leasing structure. What will you pay/accept? Is it on gain or per head? Today we review some more profitability outcomes for different leasing rates on winter wheat.

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Filed Under: Cattle, High Plains Ag Week, Wheat

High Plains Ag Week 9/13/2021 – Updated Winter Wheat & Winter Stocker Budgets

September 13, 2021 by justin.benavidez

It’s time to consider winter enterprise options with updated forecasts. Today we’ll review profitability outcomes for winter wheat and winter stocker operations, and revisit a few tools that can help you with fall decision-making. [Read more…] about High Plains Ag Week 9/13/2021 – Updated Winter Wheat & Winter Stocker Budgets

Filed Under: Cattle, High Plains Ag Week, Wheat

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Welcome!

The Amarillo Econ blog is a platform that provides regular updates to stakeholders in the world of agriculture on agricultural markets, research findings from agricultural economists, current issues facing the field of agriculture, and the implications of regularly released USDA reports.

We will also use the blog and social media under the Amarillo AgEcon banner to announce new tools and programs conducted by Texas A&M AgriLife Extension faculty and staff.

There are two main types of blog posts on this page;

High Plains Ag Week: These posts talk a bit about the market movement over the week in corn, wheat, cotton, and fat and feeder cattle. We’ll also provide some insight into potential market movers and upcoming events for the following week. Additionally we’ll highlight interesting news stories from the week, and provide a list of upcoming deadlines for things like insurance and USDA program signups.

It Depends:

Where ‘High Plains Ag Week’ will mostly be posts about current events, the series called ‘It Depends’ functions more as an educational outlet. We’ll look at current events, or things we’re reading about and find interesting, and examine them through the lens of economics. We hope to use ‘It Depends’ to provide some answers to everyday questions from the world of economics, particularly as those questions relate to agriculture. On that note, if there are topics that you are interested in hearing about please let us know!

 

Whether you’re a farmer or rancher, in rural real estate, work in the commodity markets, provide products and services to producers, or you’re just new to the field of agriculture and want to learn more, we’ve got something for you.

 

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