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OBBBA Payment Limit Updates Webinar

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By Paul Neiffer
| farmcpareport.com
Photo by Michael Kirsh on Unsplash In today’s post we provide a webinar on the new guidance from FSA on payment limits. Topics covered include: The new qualified pass-through entity rules and how it affects payment limits, The elimination of payment of wages or guaranteed payments from the actively engaged equation, The waiver of the $900,000 AGI limit for certain farm programs (but not ARC or PLC), and Changes to definition of farm income.
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USDA Releases Updated Carbon Intensity Calculator

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By Paul Neiffer
| farmcpareport.com
Photo by Jesse Gardner on Unsplash USDA has released a user guide for the Feedstock Carbon Intensity Calculator (FD-CIC), the Excel tool tied to its final rule on regenerative agricultural biofuel feedstocks (7 CFR Part 2100). In plain terms: the tool produces a carbon intensity (CI) score — grams of CO2-equivalent per bushel — for your corn, soybeans, sorghum, or spring canola.
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Finally, Grain Sorghum

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By Paul Neiffer
| farmcpareport.com
Photo by Luis Rodriguez on Unsplash This ends our posts on crop base acres and PLC “production”. List 1: Top 10 counties by grain sorghum base acres Four Texas counties, three Kansas counties, plus New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Colorado — the heart of the Sorghum Belt. Nueces County, Texas leads at 135,385 base acres, down on the Gulf Coast near Corpus Christi.
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