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A 3-week-old calf in South Texas has become the first confirmed U.S. case of New World screwworm since 1966. Federal and state officials have established a quarantine zone, deployed response teams and accelerated sterile fly releases as they work to contain the flesh-eating parasite before it spreads. Read more from Corryn La Rue:

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USDA is investigating a suspected case of New World screwworm in South Texas after samples from two calves were sent to a federal laboratory for testing. The potential detection comes just days after confirmed cases were found in Mexico near the U.S. border, raising concerns across the livestock industry.

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The USDA announced on Wednesday afternoon on social media that a potential first detection of NWS inside the United States is under investigation. @ArlanFF101 with @StoneX_Official talks about how the markets will potentially look at the information.

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Markets closed lower Wednesday as favorable Midwest weather and speculative selling pressured grains and oilseeds. Wheat led the declines despite strong ethanol demand data, while cattle futures rebounded from early losses on support from firm cash markets. Join Corryn La Rue for today's Closing Market Wrap.

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Advocacy experts from the National Pork Producers Council explained how targeted strategies deliver policy wins, beneficial regulatory reforms, and better market access for producers during a live panel discussion at World Pork Expo. https://t.co/29wcCqoISx

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EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin told Oklahoma producers the agency is moving to roll back diesel exhaust fluid system mandates, citing equipment failures, harvest disruptions, and financial strain on farmers.

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Minnesota leads the nation in early 2026 farm bankruptcies as rising costs and weak margins squeeze producers across the Midwest.

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A proposed federal pilot program would allow heavier six-axle trucks on interstate highways, aiming to improve grain hauling efficiency, reduce fuel use, and ease transportation bottlenecks for farmers under pressure from high costs and tight margins.

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Farmers for Soil Health reopens 2026 enrollment with increased payments and a simplified one-year contract, aiming to expand cover crop adoption and strengthen soil health across U.S. farmland.

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Anheuser-Busch is investing $80,000 in North Dakota-based Grand Farm to support barley research, improve soil health, boost crop productivity, and help farmers manage input costs. The partnership highlights continued private-sector investment in agricultural innovation and the future of U.S. farming.

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Severe tornadoes tore through parts of Mississippi and Kansas this spring, damaging homes, farms, and churches as rural communities begin cleanup and recovery. Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith says Mississippi’s outbreak included seven tornadoes, EF-3 damage, and more than two dozen injuries, while federal disaster aid decisions are still pending. Read more on this from @CorrynLaRueAg .

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Iowa leaders say a new Farm to Faucet initiative will channel hundreds of millions of dollars into water quality projects, expanding treatment infrastructure and conservation practices across the state.

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USDA ramps up screwworm response updates as Mexico reports detections within 25 miles of Texas, with officials reaffirming no confirmed U.S. cases and expanding surveillance and sterile fly operations.

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Markets closed mixed Tuesday as favorable Midwest weather pressured grain prices, while lean hogs found support from stronger cash fundamentals. Soybean oil pulled back after reaching a four-year high, and cattle futures remained under pressure amid softer cash trade expectations. Join @CorrynLaRueAg for today's Closing Market Wrap.

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Markets Digest Mixed Crop Report and Cattle Headlines https://t.co/O5lIyo7gFu

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Markets are seeing pressure and negative money flow across grains and livestock on Tuesday. Arlan Suderman (@ArlanFF101) with StoneX joins us to discuss in our @markettalkag Midday Commentary. https://t.co/nkZifrDzo7

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USTR Section 301 Determination on Brazil’s Unreasonable Acts, Policies, and Practices https://t.co/jgelHNhDso

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Farm Rescue Names Shari Rogge-Fidler as Executive Director https://t.co/IcCtSSzQX0

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Crop Development Gains Ground After Warm, Dry Stretch https://t.co/7FTnssiIGt

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New Study Finds Women in Agriculture Ready to Lead, More Support Needed https://t.co/ppPhAA86ov