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Brad Lubben from the University of Nebraska discusses ag trade and federal regulations affecting farming and ranching, as well as the timetable and direction of the next farm bill.

Gregg Ibendahl reports that producers can use these budgets to project their own expected returns next year.

From the recent K-State Ranching Summit, Dustin Pendell and Mykel Taylor promote the idea of cow-calf operators and crop producers partnering on herd grazing arrangements using crop residue, cover crops or winter wheat pasture, for mutual economic benefit, going over cost-to-return budgets.

Art Barnaby reports the USDA numbers and cap considerations when claiming a loan deficiency payment on this year's crops.

Robin Reid talks about a first-of-its-kind on-line tool she  created that allows producers to benchmark their financial status in comparison to peer operations around Kansas.

Art Barnaby explains why his projections exceed what wheat growers are seeing at their local elevators.