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Jeff Van Pevenage, the President and CEO of Columbia Grain, sits down to chat with Delaney and Mike about pulse crop production in the US and what COVID-19 is doing to change the demand for these food products.
Happy Earth Day! Brian Philpot, the CEO go AgAmerica Lending, joins us to discuss how they help producers make financial decisions for the short run and long run on their operations.
David Chan, the COO and founding team member of FarmTogether, joins us to discuss how they can help you invest in highly quality farmland.
Matt Bennett of AgMarket.Net joins us today to discuss planting season, markets, and an all time low for oil.
Archie Griffin discusses his involvement in Nuffield International and how he was able to benefit as a Nuffield Scholar.
Bette Brand, the Deputy Undersecretary for USDA Rural Development, joins us today to discuss how they are helping rural Americans during this stressful time.
Aidan Connolly, the CEO of Cainthus, discusses how they are using artificial intelligence to help improve the wellbeing of dairy cattle.
Elaine Kub joins us today to chat markets and how things might be effected once the COVID-19 quarantine is over.Thank you to the folks at AgMarket.Net for sponsoring today's episode.
Geoff Cooper, the President and the CEO of the Renewable Fuels Association, discusses how ethanol has been effected as there are less drivers on the road.
Glen Birnbaum discusses the Paycheck Protection Program and how producers can take advantage of these loans during COVID-19.
Chad Colby chats with us about some of the new technology coming to the ag industry.Thank you to HTS Ag for sponsoring this episode!
Alyssa Badger of HighGround Dairy discusses why dairy is struggling so much during COVID-19.
Dr. Michael Baker of Cornell University discusses the implications of Souderton, PA JBS facility shutting down temporarily as well as COVID-19 implications on beef supply chain.
Bill Bullard, the CEO of R-CALF, discusses what they are working towards for producers. Ted Seifried of Zaner joined Delaney as a guest host today!
Mitch Minarick, the CEO of FarmAfield, joins us to discuss the opportunities they offer to connect investors with producers.
Karl Setzer of AgriVisor joins us today to chat markets and what might happen once the COVID-19 situation is over. Thank you to AgMarket.Net for sponsoring today's episode.
Jodie Redcliffe, the CEO of Nuffield Australia and interim CEO of Nuffield International, joins us to share about a scholarship program available for producers in the agricultural industry.
Brett Sciotto of Aimpoint Research joins us today to chat about the characteristics that makes up successful farmers of the future according to their recent study.
We are seeing COVID-19 effect many factors of production and Bill Even and Angie Krieger of the National Pork Board are here to join us to discuss just how hog production is being impacted by COVID-19.
Mitchell Hora of Continuum Ag joins us to discuss their product to help improve soil health.
Naomi Blohm sits down to chat about the markets and the effects of COVID-19.Thank you the AgMarkets.Net for sponsoring today's episode.
Dr. Jean Lonie discusses the USFRA 2019 report: The Power of Resiliency in Agriculture’s Ecosystems Services which was compiled to identify what and how the agriculture industry is addressing climate change and the environmental footprint.
Bill Casey of Casey Beef LLC chats with Mike and Delaney about diversification in agriculture and what is coming in 2020.
Fred Abels, a farmer in Holland, Iowa, discusses what they are planning for the upcoming planting season.
Headlines continue to be dominated by coronavirus but we were still able to discuss the development of the Grain Weevil with Ben and Chad Johnson of JLI Robotics.
Jim McCormick joins us to discuss the markets for today and how prices are changing.Thank you to AgMarket.Net for sponsoring today's episode!
Dr. Katie Clevenger joins us to discuss the new disease hitting the east coast cattle herds from the Asian Longhorned tick.
Mike sits down with Max Armstrong of This Week in Agribusiness to discuss all things ranging from coronavirus, trade, planting, market prices, and John Deere.
Anne-Marie Roerink of 210 Analytics chats with us about trends in consumers with meat and produce.
Samantha DeWitt, the Co-Founder of AgVice, joins us to chat about how they are here to help producers face opposition in the industry.
Ted Seifried joins Mike in the office today to discuss all things markets and how exactly everything has been effected with the coronavirus outbreak.
Secretary John Block sits down with Delaney to chat about his time as U.S. Secretary of Agriculture.
Leon Kolankiewicz is the Scientific Director of NumbersUSA and chatting about his study on how the urban sprawl is affecting the amount of farmable land available.
Curt Westberg, the Chief Revenue Officer of C-Lock Inc. joins us today to chat about the technology hitting the cattle industry from C-Lock Inc.Thank you to HTS Ag for sponsoring today's #TechTuesday episode!
Angie Setzer joins Mike and Delaney to discuss what growers should be looking to do as the markets continue to be uneasy with the Coronavirus. Thank you to AgMarket.Net for sponsoring today's episode.
Dr. Linda Saif of The Ohio State University talks us through the Coronavirus and what we are still learning about.
Ben Scholl, President and Co-Owner of Specialty Grain Lews B. OSterbur & Associates, chat through diversification in grain.
Michael Gilbert is the CEO and Co-Founder of Semios. He chats with us about how Semios can help growers worry less.
Darin Newsom chats with Mike and Delaney on the outlook for the markets the week. Check out more of Darin's commentary, here.
Shelby Smith, owner of Gym-N-Eat Crickets, chats about how she diversified her operation with crickets!
Megan Dwyer of Illinois Corn Growers is chatting with Mike about how they are taking on sustainability in Illinois.
Bj Bruman the co-founder of Sentinel discusses what they are working on to develop AI technology.
Renny Tank chats with Mike about Golden Harvest seeds and how he has seen a difference in yield in South Dakota.
Trever Williams chats with us today to discuss his experiences with his podcast, The Farm Traveler, and what consumers are looking for in the agriculture industry.
Chase DeCoite chatted with us about the importance of Beef Quality Assurance Certifications and what consumers might be looking for in beef products.
Mark Reisinger caught up with Delaney to fill us in on Pivot Bio's advancements on nitrogen fixation.
Matt Bennett joins us to chat about where the markets could be headed as we anticipate the February WASDE report.Thank you to AgMarket.Net for sponsoring today's episode!
Jennifer Houston, the president of the National Cattlemen's Association, joins Delaney at NCBA to chat about her time as president and what she is doing for the industry.
Teri Walsh joins Delaney down in San Antonio to chat about the products Kent Feeds is developing to ensure cattle are set up for success.Thank you to Kent Feeds for sponsoring us to be at the National Cattlemen's Association Conference!
Kate Downes of NY FarmNet at Cornell University chats with Delaney about how she helps reach out to those farmers filing for bankruptcy and how they are able to help them.
Matt Walsh of Granular and Jake Jorannstad of Bushel chat with us about their companies and how they are partnering up to improve software for producers. Thank you to HTS Ag for sponsoring today's #TechTuesday episode!
Mike takes over today's #MarketMonday discussion and gives us an update on where the markets might be headed.
Chad Frey of Nebraska Hemp Industries Association chats about his seminar at the Iowa Power Farming Show and digging into the nitty gritty of producing hemp in 2020.
Adam Gittins from HTS Ag chats with Delaney at the Iowa Power Farming Show and what they are developing for producers!
Elaine Kub gives us an update on the markets and how they are reacting to the outbreak of Coronavirus.Check out AgMarket.Net! Make sure to register for their conference in Council Bluffs, Iowa, here.
Andy Curliss, the CEO of North Carolina Pork, chats about the his panel at the Iowa Pork Congress and the challenges producers are facing in North Carolina.
Delaney catches up with Dr. Jim Smith of Kent Feeds to chat about NutriVantage® and some new products they are developing at Iowa Pork Congress.
Kevin Johansen chats with us about the new app, AgButler, and how it works to address the industry's work shortage.
Chad Colby sits down with Mike to chat about what he saw in Las Vegas at the Consumer Electrics Show.
John Latham of Latham Hi-Tech Seeds joins us to discuss his experience at the signing of the U.S./China Trade Agreement in Washington D.C.
The first phase of the trade deal with China is signed but also, Delaney caught up with Congressmen Charlie Stenholm & Dr. Barry Flinchbaugh at this year's #IPSA2020 event to ask about some of what they shared on the stage today as well as their backgrounds.
Many of you may recognize Joe Vaclavik as a common name when it comes to marketing and trading the grain industry, but Joe is expanding his foot print into the podcasting world. Learn about Joe's new podcast "Grain Markets and Other Stuff" on today's #TechTuesday episode!
Naomi Blohm chats us through the markets and what changes might come with purchases from China and trade.
Heading to Australia for today's interview. Matthew Evans joins us to discuss his book, "On Eating Meat."
Randy Dickhut, Senior Vice President of Real Estate Operations with Farmers National Company, joins us today to chat about where land prices are headed.
Sean Arians, the founder of GrainCoat LLC, joins us to chat about his company and how it came to be. Thank you the HTS Ag for sponsoring today's episode.
Dan Hussey of Zaner Group joined Mike today to discuss the markets and how they might be effected by the new trade agreements in the near future. Make sure to check out the conference hosted by AgMarket.Net on February 3rd and 4th, here.
Kelsey Kruse joins us today to chat about the Niman Ranch Farm Family's experience in the Rose Bowl Parade with Chipotle.
James Pritchett, the Interim Dean for the College of Agricultural Sciences at Colorado State University, chats with us about consumer demand and creating more sustainable production practices.
Jim McCormick of AgMarkets.Net joins us today to chat about where the markets will be moving this week and upcoming month as we roll into 2020.
There has been a large price increase in the Christmas Price Index and Emily Pelissier joins us to chat about the sustainable food initiative at Berkley HAAS.
Big day in export sales, as both corn and wheat hit marketing year highs and soybeans saw substantial sales to China. Markets didn't necessarily respond right away, but it's great to see foreign demand building for US ag products. Foreign demand for ag products is good news for American growers, but it is often a challenge for the very poor in foreign countries to access that food. To alleviate that, two professors have been working on utilizing animated videos as a way to teach smallholder farmers about how to improve their yields.
Shawn Skaggs of Livingston Machinery Company chats with us about equipment trends and Livingston Machinery Company's commitment to producers in the Southwest United States.
Alex Whitley and Matt Rohlik join today's #TechTuesday conversation from ARVA Intelligence, where they are pioneering the next step in data collection.
Dan Hussey of Zaner Ag Hedge gives us a run down about the markets for the upcoming weeks.
Kenda Resler Friend, the President & Founder of KRF Public Relations, recently took a trip to Cuba to look at Cuban agriculture and how their practices differ from here in the U.S.
Dr. Mark Stephenson, the Director of Dairy policy analysis at University of Wisconsin, chats with us about dairy in policy, markets, and trade.
Nicole Eilers joins us today to chat about the Iowa Specialty Produce Conference and how producers can get involved. Make sure to register, here.
Troy Vosberg joins us to chat about Machinery/Finance Scope and what he does as the Director of Dealer Solutions.
Brody Stapel discusses the setup of Edge, one of the largest Dairy cooperatives, as well as other factors impacting his dairy operation and many others in the industry.
National Pork Producers Council Chief Veterinarian Dr. Wagstrom provides update on the status of African swine fever and the measures prepared to be taken if such an outbreak were to happen in the US.
Rob Anderson joins us today to chat about the Arkansas Farm Bureau Federation and how they help producers.
Zack Sheely, the President of AgWorld, chats with us about what they are working towards in the technology sector of the agriculture industry.
Happy almost Thanksgiving! Jenna Hoffman was able to catch Dave Carter, the Executive Director for the National Bison Association, at NAFB and chat about the evolution of the bison industry, as well as the Bison Bison app.
Delaney was able to snag Bill York, the CEO of FarmOp Capital, at NAFB and chat how they work to access farmers who are renting a majority of their ground.
Matt Bennett of AgMarket.net gives us an update of where the markets might be headed with the impending weather conditions.
Hannah Thompson-Weeman of Animal Agriculture Alliance discusses a few of the challenges faced by the livestock industry, and coaches’ producers on how to effectively communicate their agricultural story to combat these issues.
Dr. Paul Sundberg of Swine Health Information Center, or SHIC, chats with Delaney at NAFB about the research they are do in Vietnam to better understand this disease.
Former Secretary of Agriculture and current CEO and President of the U.S. Dairy Export Council, Tom Vilsack speaks about the dairy industry as a whole and how trade agreements are impacting prices at NAFB convention.
Delaney caught up with Faith Larson, Chief Strategy Officer for GrainBridge, at last week's National Association of Farm Broadcasters Convention to chat about a new technology for grain producers. STRATUM, a technology powered by GrainBridge, allows farmers to monitor and manage finances, watch cash sales at their local elevators, and more!
Brain Hoops of Midwest Market Solutions chats about the markets today and what is going today, especially.
Jenna Hoffman joins us for an interview with USDA Under Secretary Bill Northey to chat crop insurance, MFP 2.0, CRP, and flooding.
Jerry Doan visits about his ranch in North Dakota and how they have developed over the years.
Arti Singh, an Adjunct Assistant Professor of Agronomy at Iowa State University, talks to us about her work on training machines to detect stress in soybeans. Check out more of her work, here.
Garrett Toay of Ag Trader Talk chats us through what we might be seeing in the markets in the upcoming weeks and how producer might be able to manage some of that risk.
Jeff Petrash of the National Propane Gas Association shares what is happening with the shortage of propane in the Midwest.
Jenna Hoffman introduces herself and gives us some background to get to know her before she and Delaney head down NAFB in Kansas City.
Mike gives a run down on Chicago deep dish pizza and Chris Barone chats with us about hemp production.
Thank you to HTS Ag for sponsoring today's #TechTuesday episode! Charlie Troxell joins us to chat about how he is able to implement some of Smart Ag's products on his own operation in Ohio.
Thank you to AgMarket.net for sponsoring today's #MarketMonday episode! Ted Seifried joins us today to give updates on the crop progress report, WASDE report, and where the markets might be headed.
Hannah Gbeh of San Diego County Farm Bureau chats though some of the issues they see in agriculture in San Diego County, California.
Happy Halloween! Robert White chats about the Renewable Fuels Association and the recent ethanol changes through the refinery waivers and trade agreements.
Mitchell Hora joins us today to talk regenerative agriculture and the technology they are using to develop new practices at Continuum Ag.
Brian Splitt of AgMarket.Net chats us through the markets and where they might end up with the oncoming weather.
Mike Callicrate chats with us about his business and how he is working to improve the cattle industry.
Kiley Todd of United Bank of Iowa chats with us about what to be thinking about when having conversations with your banker.
Emma Weston the CEO and co-founder of Agri-Digital chats with us about how they are digitizing trading.
Naomi Blohm chats with us about how harvest is going and where we will see the markets going.
A few weeks ago we spoke with Dr. Tong about the Whey Permeate study that was led by the ADPI. Today, we continue that conversation to talk about the science behind that study with Dr. Kevin Halpin, Vice President, Sales & Marketing- International Ingredient Corporation.
Mental health and stability is a huge issue impacting so many parts of the country including rural America. Jason Medows decided to do something to address it specifically within rural America and recently launched the Ag State of Mind Podcast, part of Global Ag Network. Tune in today to hear the what Jason has in store for his podcast.
Jennifer Nelson of Farmland Access and Humble Pie Farm discusses the struggles new farmers face went trying to begin their own operation.
Cam Norgate joins us today to chat about Pattern Ag and what they are working for to improve soil health.
Matt Bennett chats us through what we will be seeing in the markets this harvest season.
Todd VanHoose of Farm Credit Council chats how they work to help farmers in rural America.
Dr. Scott Irwin of the University of Illinois chats us through the effects of the late planting season.
Heidi Vittetoe chats us through what producers need to prepare and watch for incase African Swine Fever hits the United States.
Dr. Silvia Secchi chats us through how we can combat overproduction and what we will be seeing the 2020 elections.
Priscilla Asonibare chats us through Hello Tractor, a new technology for producers in Africa.
Ed Vallee chats us through some weather patterns we are going to be seeing during #harvest19.
Kylie Epperson chats with us today about how her family was able to start their operation.
Dr. Dermot Hayes chats us through the effects African Swine Fever is having on the economy.
Angie Setzer chats us through the markets and what we may be seeing with the upcoming trade agreements.
Dr. Phil Tong, Director of Dairy Science, Education and Research at American Dairy Products Institute, sits down and chats us through their new study on whey permeate.
Bruce Gaarder chats with Troy Bredenkamp of Renewable Fuels Nebraska about the ethanol industry and how they are working to include ethanol in trade agreements
Louisa Burwood-Taylor is the head of media and research at Ag Funder News. She chats with us about how they help farmers and ranchers share thier stories.
Darin is with us again on today's #MarketMonday episode to chat where we might be seeing the markets headed.
African Swine Fever continues to stay in the news after the first outbreak in Asia in August 2018. Dr. Chris Rademacher of Iowa State University Swine Extension chats us through some of the logistics of this disease.
It's another busy week for the AND team with both Mike and Delaney traveling but the news continues in the world of Agriculture!
We are busy bees here on Ag News Daily but so is the world of ag. Chris Olson chats about how they are working to develop more technology for farmers to collect data from their operations at Rabo AgriFinance.
Kevin Heikes chats with Delaney about IN10T and how they provide agronomic research and marketing intelligence to farmers.
Ted Seifried sits down with Mike to chat through the markets and what we might be seeing this coming harvest.
Zack Youngquist of Youngquist Ag chats with us today about technology farmers can use and how it is effecting this year's crop.
Bruce Gaarder brings us an interview with Ron Lamberty, the Senior Vice President for the American Coalition for Ethanol.
David La Rue of American Farm & Ranch News brings us two interviews today. He was able to sit down with Deputy Secretary Steve Censky and Representative Salud Carbajal to chat about trade and agriculture in California.
Tyler Benninghoven chats today about Colorado wheat and some of the improvements they are making in the industry.
Meagan Kaiser discusses what they are doing at the Perry Agricultural Laboratory with their work on carbon sequestration.
Patty Judge and Jeff Link chat with Delaney today about rural issues facing voters for the upcoming election year.
Today's episode has news on the forthcoming Japan-US Trade deal that was discussed by President Trump and Prime Minister Abe of Japan. And a great discussion with Ted Seifried from Zaner Financial Services who spent last week on the Pro Farmer Crop Tour and he shares his updates and observations from the tour as well.
Ron Mardesen chats with us today about the hog production and opportunities they provide on Niman Ranch.
Bruce Gaarder takes the mic today to chat with Duane Kristensen about the American Coalition for Ethanol.
Ed Smith talks us through the carbon sequestration process they are working on at Indigo Ag.
Craig Turner of Daniel's Trading and Turner's Take Podcast joins us today to chat us through the markets and what we might be seeing with the Pro Farmer Tour.
Jay Hill of U.S. Farmers and Ranchers Alliance chats with us about what they are doing to help operations across the country.
Secretary Vilsack weighs in on how democrats can get rural votes in this upcoming election.
Ed Vallee chats with Mike to work through some of the recent weather patterns we have been seeing.
Dr. Ken Sudduth of the University of Missouri shares with us today about the new technology they are developing for irrigation in crops. Check out his article, here.
Ted sits down with Mike to chat about the new WASDE report and where the markets might be headed.
The Yankees and White Sox will be coming to Iowa in 2020 but more importantly Bruce Gaarder brings us a conversation with Craig Hill chatting about the Iowa Nutrient Reduction Strategy and what they've seen so far.
Grant Menke, the State Director of USDA Rural Development in Iowa, share with us what Rural Development does and what they offer. Find more information, here.
Delaney was able to chat with Dr. Rick Batty of Renk Seed and what he has seen in the corn industry.
Curt Woolfolk, the Senior Agronomist for Western North America, sits down to chat about Crop Nutrition by Mosaic Company and what you should look for this planting season. Click, here, for more information about Crop Nutrition.
Todd "Bubba" Horwitz joins us to chat about all things markets and trading. Check out Bubba's website, here. Check out Bubba on Global Ag Network, here.
Hannah Pagel, our former intern, joins Delaney to chat about her new position at Agri-Pulse and what exactly they do out their in D.C.
Stacey Folsom chats with us about her ranch in Jackson, Montana and how she got involved in social media.
Casey Seymour of Moving Iron Podcast chats with Mike about his recent trip to the Ukraine and how their agriculture industry works.
Kent Rawlings joins us today to chat about Sigfox Canada, the Internet of things, and Smart Livestock Collars.
Brian Split, a Partner with AgMarket.net, joins us for today's #MarketMonday discussion and chats through the corn, beans, and wheat markets and where they might be going. Check out this website to find more information for the new Market Facilitation Program.
The Iowa Governor's Charity Steer Show is a great event at the Iowa State Fair but now Ohio is taking the idea and having the Dean's Charity Steer Show at the Ohio State Fair thanks to Dr. Cathann Kress.
Listen in to hear the press conference with the USDA about the new Market Facilitation Program, how they determines payments, and when they will be starting.Learn more, here.
Bruce Gaarder chats with Gary Stone about a century old irrigation system farmers and ranchers in Eastern Wyoming and Western Nebraska rely on.USDA Program to determine your loan. Check out the website Mike was talking about, here.
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Delaney is D.C. and was able to get some comments from Secretary Perdue. In addition, we are joined by Matt Wolters to learn more about SureFire Ag Systems.
Angie Setzer joins us today to chat all things markets and what we might see for yield this year.
Madison was able to get out and interview some kiddos at the county fair and chat about their exhibits.
Roxi Beck sits down with Mike to chat about the Center for Food Integrity and what they do for consumers.
Today's interview was cutting wheat but luckily Bob Cervera and Dr. Dean Pringle chat about efficiency in raising cattle.
Darin Newsom sits down to chat with us about these upcoming reports and how the markets might be effected.
Whitney Larson joins us today to chat with us about her family's operation in Kansas and how she started her social media presence.
Michael Nepveux, an economist for American Farm Bureau Federation, chats with us about the new Dairy Margin Coverage. Check out his article, here.
Delaney and Madison talk through some weird and interesting news they found today. Then, Bruce Gaarder chats with Dr. Sam Funk, the new director of research for Iowa Farm Bureau, about the recent AG Summit.
Aaron Kuhls, CEO and Co-Founder of AL-INS Enterprises, chats about their products to kelp the dairy industry.
Mike traveled up to Ames last week to speak with Angela Baysinger from Merck to talk animal welfare.
Dr. Brent Meyer of Merck chats with Mike about taking care of cattle in the heat and what to look for.
Everything in agriculture is improving from production ag to how products are put on store shelves. Gary Thompson sits down with us today to chat about GUSS Ag and how they are improving production in orchards and vineyards in California. Check out their website, here.
Elaine is back on the podcast to share her news for the markets after all of the trade talks and USDA reports. You can find her book, here.
Tim Moffett guest hosts with Delaney today to talk news, markets, and putting floaties on cows for hurricane season. Check out Tim's website, here.
Ed Vallee sits down with us today to chat about the weather coming up and how it might affect your crops and what we need to watch out for.
Dr. Chad Hart of Iowa State University chats with Delaney about a recent paper he published about the potential yield drag for crops this year.
Adam Litle joins us for today's #TechTuesday rendition of Ag News Daily to chat about Granular and their AcreValue system.
We are joined by a fellow podcaster and market analyst, Craig Turner of Daniel's Trading on today's #MarketMonday discussion. Make sure to check out Turner's Take Podcast, here.
Today it's a Fri-yay episode and we celebrate something that is not usually heralded by folks in the mainstream: Mental Illness. So many people around the world and, also, in agriculture, deal with mental illness that we felt it was certainly worthwhile to have a conversation on the podcast. Now, this conversation was spurred by the Women Land and Legacy conference in Brooklyn Iowa that focused on Stress on the farm and how to deal with it, but we were able to catch up with keynote speaker Lesley Kelly and talk about her work in bringing mental health in to the mainstream in Canadian Agriculture and what we could do here in the US.Plus, the usual roundup of news from around the world and around the country as it relates to agriculture!
Cover Crops have taken off over the last 5, 10, 15 years but there are still many questions about the economic benefits of the crop. A new study co-published by the USDA and SARE tries to dissect and analyze just that and today Dr. Rob Myers, a regional Regional Director of Extension Programs at NCR-SARE and the University of Missouri shares some of the results from that study.
Weather remains an issue not only for farmers trying to get #plant19 wrapped up, but also to get old crops moved, inputs delivered, and more! Mike Steenhoek of the Soy Transportation Coalition shares today some of those long term implications agriculture is and will continue to face in today's episode.
It's #TechTuesday and we're circling back with a company we have been watching for several years: SmartAg; the folks making tractors autonomous. For today's conversation, we're chatting with Tim Norris, their Eastern Region Business Director about what they've learned by working out in the fields with farmers and their demos.We've also got news coming from China, Canada, and, of course, Washington, D.C.
On today's #MarketMonday episode with Brain Hoops of Midwest Market Solutions, strength continues for the grain markets. Brian shares his insight with Mike & Delaney about that continued strength, especially with the gains made today by soybeans and the livestock markets.
Lots of talk of food in the news today, but more importantly, Bruce Gaarder chats with Chris Clayton about the beef industry and Mike and Delaney sit down with Kristen Nichols about the ever changing hemp industry.
Wren Almitra sits down to chat with us about the program, Women, Land, and Legacy through the USDA and how they work to help women in agriculture.
Mike and Delaney get into the Fair Oaks video and Trump's visit to the great state of Iowa. Then, Daniel Olson, an independent forage specialist, chats about the forage crisis.
Spencer Stensrud chats with Mike about how Ag Ventures Alliance works with tech companies to develop technology for the industry.
Today we are joined by our good friend Matt Bennett to chat about markets and how this years planting progress will be.
Our intern, Madison, gives us an update on how we can save the bees but, later, Michele Payn of Cause Matters shares how we can agvocate to consumers.
Glen Moeller of Next Generation Ag Advocates, chats with us today to tells us just how he came up with the idea for their unique succession planning.
Karen Braun is a global agriculture columnist for Reuters. She sits down with Mike and Delaney to discuss some of the issues facing agriculture today.
As Mike travels back from Chicago, Craig Rupp, the CEO of Sabanto Ag, chats about how they are helping the industry.
Mike is in Chicago today to talk with Brain Grossman of Zaner Group to chat markets and planting.
The year-round E15 bill as been approved just 10 hours before the June 1 deadline. In addition, Lucas Lentsch joins Mike and Delaney to talk about Midwest Dairy and National Dairy Month.
Mike Downey is the co-owner and land lease and farm succession consultant for Next Generation Ag Advocates, a company that works tirelessly to find the perfect fit for you and your farm for retirement or sale.
Fred Seamon, the Executive Director of Agricultural Research and Product Development, joins us today from the CME group to chat about the Fresh Bacon Index that was newly released.
Ted Seifried for a market discussion this rainy Tuesday instead of our typical tech discussion. Tune in to hear more about the disaster aid bill, MFP payments, and planting progress.
Happy Memorial Day weekend, listeners! Dr. Scott Irwin, an economics professor from the University of Illinois, sits down and chats about his thoughts on the new payment package and how he thinks it will effect the future.
Lots of news coming into day about the disaster aid bill, tariffs, African Swine Fever, and MFP payments. Jeff Conroy, CEO of BobCat Studios and the executive producer of "The American Farm" TV show, shares about the ending airing tonight on the History Channel.
It looks like rain will continue to be in the forecast for much of the corn belt and final planting deadlines are approaching.. so what to do next? As promised, Mike and Delaney are joined today by ag insurance guru Bob Hartsough to chat about the best options for your #plant2019 decisions.
There's a lot of news going through the industry today with trade and tariffs AND technology. Mike sits down with Erika Osmundson of AgCareers.com.
Switching things up for today's #MarketMonday episode with Paul Mussman, general manager of AgWest Commodities. Today Paul shares some of the risk management strategy behind taking advantage of some of the rallies we are currently seeing in the commodity markets.
Well, more rain is coming down across the corn belt, the soybean market fell out of bed, but US Beef is headed back to Japan without restriction! Mixed bag in the world of ag news today.Field Reporter Bruce Gaarder has today's interview for us with Dr. John Newton, Chief Economist with the American Farm Bureau Federation and they talk trade and what's ahead for our industry. Have a great weekend, everybody!
It's a short episode today! Mike and Delaney are both on the road, but as NAFB's Washington Watch continues, we were able to get audio from a conversation the broadcasters had with Ted McKinney, Undersecretary for Trade at USDA - the first role of it's kind at USDA.
Today's episode is coming in late and hot! Richard Fordyce from the FSA has an update in store from the farm bill implementation progress!
Mike talks through lots of different kinds news, and then is joined but the founder and CEO of Tillable, Corbett Kull.
Today, we are joined by Hank McWhorter from sunny Amarillo, Texas to chat about his unique feed yard, Mc6 Feeders.
The economy has seen a boost in the past few months. Dr. James Mintert, professor of agricultural economics and director for the Center for Commercial Agriculture at Purdue University.
Mike and Delaney were not able to make it down to Kansas City for the Animal Ag Alliance Conference but they were able to sit down with the Vice President of Communications, Hannah Thompson Weeman.
The markets seem to be back to normal today after yesterday's low. Dr. Jim Smith from Kent Nutrition Group chats with Mike and Delaney about the new product NutriVantange Nutrition optimizer.
Happy #MarketMonday! There is not a lot of great news going on in the world of agriculture today but Naomi Blohm sits down with Mike and Delaney to talk markets.
Gary Rasmussen joins Delaney on the podcast today and even bring his own interview with Michigan Senator Ed McBroom.
Under Secretary Bill Northey joins Mike and Delaney on the podcast today to discuss disaster aid, flooding, and the new farm bill. Also, join us today for a new Thursday segment, Hot Rod Farmer Minute.
Delaney traveled to Vermeer in Pella, IA in order to chat with Secretary of Agriculture, Sonny Perdue.
The world of pork and trade is changing like crazy with African Swine Fever. Mike sits down with Michael Chasen, the CEO of PrecisionHawk, for an interview sponsored by HTS Ag.
Mike flies solo with Delaney traveling and sits down with Jim McCormick from AgMarket.net to talk where he sees the markets heading in the near future.
Clay Conry, the host of Working Cows Podcast, joins Mike and Delaney for today's guest host. Mike and Delaney, then, sit down with Jerry Miller, the founder of the dating platform, Farmers Only.
Many different types of news on today's episode. Also, stay tuned for the second part of the AEM Roundtable discussion with Iowa Junior Senator, Joni Ernst.
Mike attends the roundtable discussion hosted by AEM to hear Junior Senator Joni Ernst speak about tariffs, trade, and the USMCA agreement.
Mike and Delaney have a lot of different news for listeners , today. Then, Casey Neimann sits down and chats with us about his company, AgriSync, what they do, and how they are able to work with young people in agriculture.
Planting season is at a stand still at the moment; hopefully we will see a chance soon. Garrett Toay of Ag Trader Talk chats with Mike and Delaney about trade, planting, and how it will all effect the markets in the coming weeks.
Ed Vallee of Vallee Weather Consultants shares how weather has impacted agriculture in the flooding areas.
Today we are joined by Chad Schofield and hoe his company, BioGen Ag Systems, is working to find sustainable and easier ways for farmers to produce crops.
Mike and Delaney talk lots of news from ongoing and upcoming trade talks. Ted Seifried from the Zaner group joins us for a #MarketMonday discussion.
We are joined by guest host Anna Hastert from Iowa Agribusiness Radio Network and Bruce Gaarder speaks with John Maxwell about how their dairy operation runs and how they work to educate consumers.
Mike flies solo today to give a run down on the markets and some breaking news. Bobbi Wilson from the Wisconsin Farmers Union, then, joins Mike and Delaney to talk about legislation and the dairy industry.
Rick Dearborn sheds some light on the USMCA agreement and how the Pass USMCA Coalition is dedicated to getting the USMCA Agreement passed on the U.S. front.
Dan Frieberg, the founder of Premier Crop System, tells us how they are working to improve technology in the Agriculture Industry.
Lots and lots of news on today's episode. We were able to talk to Brian Hoops from Midwest Market Solutions.
Scott Beenken joins Mike and Delaney as a guest host today. Also, Delaney was able to catch Gene Dubas to talk about the flooding in Nebraska and how we can help. Click here to find Gene's website and donate to the flood relief efforts.
Our guest reporter, Corryn LaRue, sat down with Dr. Temple Grandin to speak about her research and how autism has effected how she works with animals.
Mike and Madison take the mic today and talk all things foreign trade and domestic disaster aid we are facing in the United States. Remi Schmaltz, also, joins us for another #TechTuesday discussion about Decisive Farming's program, My Farm Manager. For more information for Harvest for All by Farm Bureau's Young Farmers and Ranchers program, here.
Happy April Fool's Day, listeners! Matt Bennett joins us today for another #MarketMonday discussion.
We have another not-so-normal #FriYAY episode here. Brent Carlson from the Dryline Farmer Podcast talks through the markets, March Madness, haunted farm houses, and Brent's very own conspiracy theories. Listen to their podcast about the "toot toot" method here.
It's a cloudy Thursday in Iowa. Today, Cari Rinker sheds some much needed light on what advice she has for farmers' finances and how to avoid legal disputes in agricultural law. Find her website here for more information.
World's collide when Delaney talks to editor Tim O’Bryne of the Working Ranch Podcast and Magazine to talk about agriculture in social media and the floods along the corn belt.
On today's TechTuesday discussion Doug Applegate shares the story of Praxidyn, a company that is revolutionizing the way chemicals are mixed.
Switching thigns up for today's #Market Monday! Zaner Group's Ted Seifried joins Delaney to chat news, markets, and of course E15. Robert White, VP of Industry Relations for the Renewable Fuels Association, joins to discuss the new E15 proposal, RINS, and the March 29th hearing in Ann Arbor, Michigan.
Planting season is upon us! Brad Harris from Firestone Ag is with us today to talk about the products they have for the industry.
Not a lot of movement on the trade front today, but we were able to sit down with Jenna Gibbs from the Great Plains Center for Agricultural Health and see what they were doing for research on Dicamba.
The public is finally able to get more information on African Swine Fever from China, although maybe not as much information about the China and U.S. trade talks. The EU made an announcement today about trade with the U.S. and the "ag gag" law in Iowa may be seeing some changes soon. Today, Bruce Gaarder sat down with Robert White from the Renewable Fuels Association to talk E15.
The long awaited interview is finally here! Delaney called over across the pond to talk about Tudder an app similar to Tinder, but for cows. Doug Bairner talked through Tudder as well as other apps Hectare Agritech has developed.
We are joined by Darin Newsom fro #MarketMonday today to talk markets and where he sees the markets heading.
Elaine Kub joins Delaney on the podcast to talk about the markets. Then, switching gears to Jordan Fife, an ethanol trader.
Not a whole lot of news coming in today, but we were able to catch up with Smart Ag and Sound Agriculture at Commodity Classic in Orlando, FL.
Hopefully we will be seeing discussion from the talks with China come out within the month and see where markets fall with the final decision between the U.S. and China. Delaney was able to share with us the questions asked by the public at Secretary Pompeo's event on Monday about trade and other concerns from producers.
There is a lot happening in the world of agriculture but this week we are postponing #TechTuesday for some updates from Ambassador Branstad and Secretary Pompeo's visit in Iowa.
Delaney was able to sit down with Angie Setzer to find out her take on the markets and recent announcements in the news today.
Today, Elaine Kub joins Delaney to talk all things markets and news. Then, Delaney was able to catch up with AeroVironment at the Commodity Classic in Orlando Florida.
A whole lot of news coming in from Washington D.C. today while congress gets up and running fully again. With Delaney traveling from Commodity Classic, we were unable to record the markets today, but make sure to check them out with the Zaner Group. Bruce Gaarner is in the field with interviews from Terry Detrick and Tim Recker.
Delaney is all the way in sunny Orlando for the Commodity Classic this week; make sure to contact her to meet up and have a chat. Also, today, we were able to talk to Steve Brueres and learn about the new up and coming trend for young people interested in farming, Agrihoods.
Lots and lots of trade talk today as well as some new technology coming in for agriculture. We were able to sit down with Ryan Eklund of The Climate Corporation to understand everything they are doing to work towards improving the industry.
There's lots going on in the world of ag this week and lots of other things we're keeping an eye on. Today, we had Ted Seifried joining us for another guest host and had him help us work through all things markets.
Big news coming in all directions today from the trade talks with China. We were also able to sit down with Wayne Fredricks and find out what he does to practice conservation on his farming operation.
Lots of news coming in out our radar to end this crazy week. Many different things happening in Washington, China, and Europe but we really focus on the Green New Deal with Brandi Buzzard.
With the Green Deal decisions fast approaching, sustainability and livestock in the environment is a hot topic in the media. Today, we sit down with Dr. Sara Place of the National Cattleman's Beef Association and dig deep into cattle in the environment.
Looks like more snow in the forecast this week and even a record snow fall on Wednesday. While we are keeping our minds off of the snow, Delaney was able to sit down and find out all about Automed with David Edwards, today.
We are joined by Caleb Hamer as a guest host on today's FriYAY episode. We were also able to sit down with Reed Burres and find out about his experience in Peru.
Happy Valentine's Day! Looks like a lot of movement happening in Congress in these next couple of months with the FDA Bill, E-15 ruling, Farm Bill, U.S. MCA Agreement, and, still, the budget discussion. Today, we were able to sit down with Monty Malone and find out what may happen with weather and tips and tricks as a grower for the 2019 growing season.
A bull sold for $1.5 million, the trade talks in China are gaining ground, and Abraham Lincoln's land sold for $10,000 an acre. We were also able to catch up with some folks from Titan Tire in Des Moines, Iowa about what works and what doesn't.
The world of technology is forever changing and even at an alarming rate, especially in the agriculture industry. Mike talks with Adam Gittins from HTS Ag about the new technology they are working on.
It looks as though the markets are doing better today but have definitely taken a hit as the impending government shutdown once again comes into play this week. Trump is still looking for that boarder wall, but take your mind off of it with an interview from Brian Grossman for #MarketMonday.
Getting insights on trade isn't always easy, but with a guest host like Natalina Sents from "Successful Farming" it makes it that much easier. We were also able to sit down with Chase De Coite and Dr. Doug Ensley from the NCBA Convention in New Orleans.
Madison joins the podcast, today, with Delaney and get a deeper look into a study done by U.S. Meat Export Federation.
Delaney flies solo today with two veterinarians from Zoetis and finding how they are helping farmers properly distribute vaccines.
Today is all about beef for dinner. Delaney sits down with Alisa Harrison and finds out about the new software for finding information on cooking beef, nutrition facts, and finding recipes for beef.
Thank goodness the polar vortex has come and gone! In today's episode, we were able to sit down with Steve Freed from ADM Investor Services and get his take on past, present, and future markets.
Delaney is still in New Orleans and was able to catch up with a wagyu beef producer for a great FriYAY episode.
Delaney travels all the way to New Orleans for NCBA while Mike is stuck in the arctic temperatures of Iowa. Today, we were able to sit down with Ted McDonald and talk markets and, even, speak with Kevin Ross and Gary Porter from the National Corn Grower's Association Delegation.
Mike was able to catch Secretary Naig and Kelly Niewenhuis and talk renewable energy at the Iowa Power and Farming Show in Des Moines, Iowa.
As the cold sets in make sure to bundle up and avoid staying outside for long periods of time. Mike was able to sit down with Jim Heneghan from Grow Intelligence on this frosty #TechTuesday.
Looks like a large cold front is going to hit the midwest this week, but, even in the cold, the podcast will continue! Mike sits down with Tommy Grisafi to talk about the markets.
Looks like a large cold front is going to hit the midwest this week, but, even in the cold, the podcast will continue! Mike sits down with Tommy Grisafi to talk about the markets.
A possible government opening, a whole lotta of snow, and Delaney back on the podcast! Mike, also, travels to the Quad Cities Farm Show again to speak with John Hansen and find out all the details about Maschio Industries.
Mike gets to fly solo again to the Quad City Farm Show, today, and speaks with Clint Endress about precision planting.
Mike gets to fly solo again to the Quad City Farm Show, today, and speaks with Clint Endress about precision planting.
Mike stands alone in today's episode and gets the run down of this past year's planting season with Matt Greenout from Minnesota.
Mike and Delaney were able to sit down with Jenna Rodriguez from Ceres Imaging and learn all about aerial imaging and how farmers are implementing this new technology on their operations.
Lots of snow in the midwest and along the east coast predicted for this weekend. And, while there may be some movement in the House, the shutdown is still holding steady. Also, Duane Steenhoek and Tim Meyer from the Iowa Cattlemen's Association sit down with Delaney.
As the shut down continues, Delaney travels to Georgia while Mike is stuck in Iowa and waiting on the incoming snow. We were also able to sit down with Dr. Patrick Biggs about the color and importance of eggs!
Our intern, Madison, joins Mike on the podcast, today, and was even able to share her thoughts on the latest news in agriculture and even women in agriculture. All while speaking with Ed Beaman about the scoop on the U.S. Soybean Export Council.
We have another #TechTuesday here with a whole lot of news and some discussion on recent advancements in the BioTechnology world with an interview from Chad Snipes.
Well it's finally Friday! Snow is moving in to much of the great plains and midwest, and many farmers will firing up their tractors to put them in snow removal duty - so we thought we'd check in with the Association of Equipment Manufacturers and see how farm machinery sales went in 2018 and we'll look ahead to 2019 with Curt Blades, their senior vice president of ag machinery for the group.
Today, we discussed the change in Iowa's Ag Gag Law, USDA plan to buy meat, government shutdown continues, and Delaney talks about cheese. We also were able to catch up with our new intern from Iowa State University, Madison Honkomp.
News continues to be slow as the government shutdown lags on into its 19th day. However, Secretary Sonny Perdue announced that MFP payment signup deadline will be extended in light of the shutdown. US-China negotiations continue to be fairly tight-lipped but the Chinese did release a statement saying they were going to continue increasing importing US agricultural products. On such news, the S&P 500 index continued its 4th day increase. Finally, tune in to hear Ray Bohacz, also known as the Hot Rod Farmer, discussing how he got his start in the industry and has become a prominent technical equipment writer for his own site, Successful Farming, and others.
Lots of news today on the tech front as China makes some overtures to the US and Canada and India's Supreme Court upholds crop patents.For our TechTuesday interview, we talk with Dr. Paul South from the USDA-ARS about research he has been working on in helping plants overcome an issue with how they process carbon dioxide; and what that research might mean for food production in the future
Trade talks begin today in China and tomorrow in D.C. so trade news is running the headlines today! China is back in the soybean market, and the EU is publishing some impressive soybean import statsWe'll learn if any of that news is turning in to dollars for growers by talking to our cash grains expert, Angie Setzer @GoddessofGrain on Twitter
Well folks, it's the first Friday of 2019! Only 51 more work weeks until it's 2020 already! For today's episode, Mike and Delaney chat about today's employment report release, an update on the Chinese spread of African Swine Fever, and a little more detail on the recent decision to allow US rice in to China.Plus, Brian Allmer from the BARN has today's interview with Clint Mefford from the Angus Assoc. about the upcoming events at the National Western Stock Show in Denver. Have a great weekend!
Our good friend and resident weather guru Ed Vallee from Vallee Weather Consulting joins us today to talk through what to expect this month weather-wise. We look at both North and South American weather forecasts today - might be some surprises in store!Plus, who's feeding the zoo animals?!? Delaney has some hard hitting zoology news for us today, in additional to the usual shinanigans from Washington D.C.
Happy New Year everybody! Today we've got a lot of news out of South America, updates on the trade front with China, and a move to the upside in the soybean market.Plus, Mike has a conversation with Ron Wulfkuhle, the Head of Genetics and Seed at Farmers Business Network about the offerings they have for the upcoming year and how they are planning to disrupt the seed industry. Be sure to subscribe on your favorite podcast platform!
Farm Bill authorizes more ag trade with Cuba, another case of corruption in Brazil involving JBS and Government shutdown is a possibility.Lucas Strom of Farmers Business Network discusses the new health insurance program being offered by Farmers Business Network.
As funding is still waiting to be passed in DC a government shutdown looms on the horizon, John Deere has recently announced a startup collaboration project for ag tech companies, oil prices have hit an 18 month low, Japan is just 2 weeks away from lowering beef tariffs on countries engaged in the CPTPP, and China has bought another small purchase of US soybeans. Derrick Josi , a dairy farmer from Oregon and ag advocate, joins for today's episode.
President Trump approves the second round of MFP payments for producers, confirmation on the wires that China has purchased another shipment of an unknown amount of US soybeans, updates from across the livestock industry related to health and disease, and the Farm Bill may be signed into law as early as Thursday by President Trump.Joe Dales Vice President and Cofounder of farms.com joins for today's #TechTuesday interview.
Secretary Perdue meets with President Trump about the second tranche of MFP payments, and the latest on trade with the EU and the Farm Bill.Ted Seifried from the Zaner Group joins for today's #MarketMonday episode.
Iowa farmland value decreasing USDA launching a rural broadband program and Brazil not expecting any changes if China removes their tariffs on US soy.Michael Dolch of the Iowa Soybean Association joins to discuss the Farm Bill and the second MFP payment.
More information about the Farm Bill while the cultured meat industry might be growing.High Ground Dairy's Director of Operations Alyssa Badger joins today to talk about dairy markets.
In the news today: a honeybee vaccine is on the horizon, China purchases soybeans from the US, Syngenta lawsuit finally paying out, and a report talks about increased soybean crushing capacity over the next three years. David Miller of the Iowa Farm Bureau joins to discuss world trade insights.
It's a little late today, but that's because we had an 807 page Farm Bill drop today that we had to read! Just kidding, we haven't read it, but we do have some important points to discuss. Also, there may be a new focus coming on child labor in agriculture with a new report from the Government Accountability Office.Plus, it's #TechTuesday and Delaney brings us a conversation with Michael Ott from Rantizo, a young company utilizing drones for herbicide application. Be sure to subscribe!
Trade talks with China continue while Farm Bill text is approaching. New GMO labeling rule to be out at the end of the year. Brian Hoops of Midwest Market Solutions joins for this #MarketMonday episode
Release of a new WOTUS rule, crop insurance deadlines are fast approaching, OPEC announces a production cut, and John Deere issues a 10% larger dividend. Kristen Nichols of Hemp Industry Daily shares insight on the hemp industry.
China dominates headlines with the recent arrest of top Huawei businesswoman and officials gear up to import US liquified natural gas and soybeans. USDA invests money into rural water and water infrastructure, while OPEC's recent news may cause gas prices to rise. Secretary Purdue addresses the Illinois Farm Bureau Conference about issues including the Farm Bill.
Rumors about Farm Bill text circulate while PETA releases a new campaign targeting common phrases. Perdue's Ag economy barometer notes producer sentiment held steady for November. Bill Hejl of Amenia, North Dakota shares his experience participating in the Market Facilitation Program
Millennials cause consumption of tuna to go down, high quality beef is at a record high production in the US, and China trade deal discussion continues. Darren Anderson of Vive Crop Protection joins for today's Tech Tuesday episode.
The G20 summit takes center stage over the weekend causing commodities to jump, China's soft agreement with the US dominates today's trade news, MFP's second tranche is still expected to drop later this week, as well as the Farm Bill's official text Todd "Bubba" Horwitz of Bubbatrading.com shares his take on the latest market developments.
USCMA agreement finalized and signed, Farm Bill rumors continue to circulate, and the USDA could release the second round of trade aid payments as early as next week. Leon Sheets, 2017 Pig Farmer of the Year and IPPA President, shares his nearly fatal accident and advocates for farmer safety.
Farm Bill details continue to circulate and the upcoming G20 summit may raise concerns if the USMCA agreement is not signed. The EU remains insistent that agriculture not be included in any free trade agreement talks between the EU and the US. Rob Erich talks about the Beef Quality Assurance Program.
On today's episode the latest update on the Farm Bill, rumors circling around the upcoming G20 summit, South Africa's beef export expansion into China, and Knickers the Steer. Mitchell Rozeboom joins to talk about his experience with AgriCoprs in Ghana.
Changes coming to the Renewable Fuel Industry, negotiations with Canada on the dairy front, and forestry issues might affect the farm bill. Keith Petersen, head of strategy at Barchart, gives us insight to their new "cmdty by Barchart" platform.
The latest updates on African Swine Fever in China and payment amounts through the Market Facilitation Program. Argentina and US are close to a bilateral fresh beef trade agreement, and Beyond Meat is going public. For today's #MarketMonday episode, Elaine Kub gives her thoughts on markets.
Happy Thanksgiving's Day Eve, everyone! Today's episode features an update on some trade stuff, Thanksgiving 'fun facts' and an interview with Megan Harper, a Texas Aggie who spent time in Liberia working with students and farmers to help them develop their agricultural systems. Just a reminder that there will be no podcast on Thursday for Thanksgiving, and we're not planning on doing a Friday episode either, unless the markets really start to move, then we'll do an update. Have a happy Thanksgiving, everybody!
Farm Bill talk continues, cell cultured meat regulations, and the second tranche for USDA's farmer assistance package are discussed on today's #MarketMonday episode. Zaner Market Analyst Brian Grossman joins to discuss markets.
Schwans sells 80% of stock to a South Korean Company, Greenplains ethanol production closing shop, and Cotton exports are down. Join Jim Bair, CEO & President of the US Apple Growers Association, as he discusses apples.
More about the Farm Bill while impacts from Hurricane Michael continue. Mike and Delaney talk Thanksgiving turkey. Join Kim Reddin of Colorado Corn Growers as she talks about Colorado corn and layers of onion information.
Farm bill talk continues, large production of oil causes additional railroad transportation, Iowa State University studies the trade war effects, and Bruce Gaarder talks with Randy Gard about ethanol. Lynn Crisp, President of the National Corn Grower's Association joins us to talk about corn!
Farm Bill extended another year, 35 year high of soybean exports to Argentina, and consumers are eating more pork and beef.Join CEO of Advanced Animal Diagnostics Joy Parr Drach as she explains recent advancements in technology.
Short episode today, as it is Veterans Day but we do have a very big announcement to make about the Global Ag Network! It is going live tomorrow morning, Tuesday morning! If you have had trouble getting the podcast on your favorite podcast app, please be patient. We think we solved the problem, but it will take another 24 hours to really get right. Thanks to all of Veterans today, and good luck to all the farmers trying to get their harvest wrapped up!
The USDA forecasts that Chinese imports have fallen, Colin Peterson to meet with Chairman Conaway to discuss the Farm Bill, and the Trump administration is moving to reconsider the anti-dumping tariff duties that have shut off biodiesel imports from Argentina. Chief Agricultural Negotiator Gregg Doud shares his outlook on trade.
Delaney is down in Kansas City for the National Association of Farm Broadcasters annual convention and she was able to hear comments made by USDA Undersecretary for Trade Gregg Doud earlier today. He spoke about some of the conversations being had with other trading partners like Japan and EU and reflected on the restrictions those countries have put in place. Mike brings the news from the Fed, USDA, and the Chinese National Statistics Bureau for today's episode
Live from the National Association of Farm Broadcaster's Convention in Kansas City this week! Mike and Delaney will be bringing you updates from the best of the best! For today's discussion, Chad Colby, tech guru, shares his thoughts about the future of ag technology. The news seems to be a little calmer today with the end of Mid-term elections which Mike and Delaney discuss the implications for agriculture as well as other top news for Ag including trade negotiations with China, the Ag Economy barometer confidence index, and more!
Delaney Howell and Mike Pearson bring you today's latest news including trade talk, what's going on in the dairy industry, market updates, and a conversation with Bruce Schmoll who serves as Chairman for the U.S. Meat Export Federation. Tune back in Monday when they bring more news and industry leader interviews!
In today's episode, we learn a little more about Delaney, talk news, discuss the grain trade with Elaine Kub and gain some insight on the Live Cattle trade with Cassie Fish, author at www.thebeefread.com
Join hosts Delaney Howell and Mike Pearson as they take a look at the budget released by the Trump Administration, and talk markets with Ted Seifried.
It's another #TechTuesday here on the Ag News Daily podcast, and Delaney brings us a great conversation with an outside the box thinker who has had some very cool news. Plus, Mike brings in the news from China, the U.S. economy, and a look at what's causing some trouble in this year's corn crop
China's International Import Expo is in full swing, a new addition to a WTO proposal adds pressure to China and India to be more transparent in their trade, USDA teams up with FDA to regulate cell-based meat products, meanwhile the first case of corn root worm resistance to Herculex found in Delaware County, Iowa. Darin Newsom joins in for #MarketMonday
Potential deal being drawn to try to stop the trade conflict, China continues attempts to curb African Swine Fever while their soybean meal prices are at a two month low, and a judge dismisses a case over the content of "100% Grated Parmesan Cheese." Casey Seymour for Moving Iron discusses machinery.
Holy buckets! Soybeans rallied 30 cents today on the strength of a tweet from President Trump! Delaney and Mike break down that movement, plus field reporter Bruce Gaarder brings us an interview with Jim Dobrowolski about the concerns over the Ogallala Aquifer in Nebraska. And, we've added a new face (or voice) to the Ag News Daily podcast with our new intern, Katie Haage; so we spoke with her today so listeners can get to know her as well. Be sure to subscribe on your favorite source for podcasts!
Spooky trivia, Illinois moving toward solar power, and African Swine Fever continues to spread. Laura Barber of Barber Cattle highlights what it is like to be a cattle buyer.
Chickens playing dress-up, harvest progress update, and consumer confidence is up. Sarah Hovinga discusses microbes in agriculture.
Mike makes coffee, Brazil has a new president, and China tries to curb African Swine Fever. Brian Splitt joins us for our #MarketMonday and looks at equities and commodities!
It's a fun Friday episode featuring a conversation with one of #AgTwitter's most thoughtful commentators, Jerod McDaniel. The McDaniel family raises cattle and corn down in the Oklahoma panhandle, and Jerod talks about his way of thinking and approach to agriculture. Also, he started a podcast called "Ag Uncensored" that gets in to detail with it's guests and we'll talk a little bit about that as well.Plus, all the usual newsworthy shenanigans, stuff about China, stuff about trade, and some new stuff on the market facilitation program (maybe). So be sure to listen in over the weekend, and be sure to subscribe on your favorite podcast supplier!
We've got a wide ranging episode today with lots of talk about trade, the disappointed export news for corn and soybeans today, Brazil's presidential election, and an expansion down at Creekstone Farms, LLC in Arkansas City, Kansas.Plus, reporter Hannah Pagel brings us some interviews from the National FFA Convention and Mike had a chat with the Iowa Soybean Association's new director of policy, Michael Dolch. Be sure to stay tuned as we are very very close to rolling out a new website and a new way to listen to some of your favorite (or soon to be favorite) podcasts!
Sausage causes a kerfuffle in Japan! Massive harvest progress! Trade news (probably)! All of these things and more on today's episode of Ag News Daily. Plus, a fascinating and wide ranging conversation with Nigerian corn grower Patience Koku, one of the few farmers in her area with center pivot irrigation and plenty of thoughts on GMOs, global trade, and what Nigeria needs to be working on to move forward
Delays in harvest for both US and Canadian producers have crop harvest reports behind averages for producers in both North American countries. A potentially new FTA between the US and Philippines could lower tariffs on US meat products and increase pork exports into the Asian country. Another ASF case was cited in a Southern province in China, the FIRST for this part of the country; and the USDA and FDA will begin a two day dialogue to discuss the outcome of cultured cell meat. For today's #TechTuesday interview, Joshua Peschel from Iowa State University shares some of his research relating to animal husbandry and health for the pork and cattle industries.
Gorgeous fall weather across the country on today's #MarketMonday episode. Join Mike and Delaney as they discuss the latest trade news about USMCA, China, African Swine Fever, and net farm income for 2018. Plus a little Market discussion with Matt Bennett of Bennett Consulting to see where the commodity markets are headed.
Hard to believe that another Friday is already here! It's a bit of a slow news day, but things are still happening with African Swine Fever, the Chinese soybean crop, and in D.C.Plus, we had the chance to sit with Edgard Ramirez, an Argentinian corn and soybean grower to talk about last season's weather, the trade war, and the work he has done with helping African farmers utilize no-till cropping systems. Tune in now!
It's World Food Prize week in Des Moines, which means farmers, agribusiness folks, journalists, and communicators are congregated at the Marriott hotel in Downtown Des Moines, so Mike and Delaney went down to catch up with the folks from the Global Farmer Network. Again, some tremendous growers from many different countries were on hand to discuss agriculture in their home countries and the challenges and opportunities they have in front of them. For today's episode, we spoke with Gina Gutierrez, who is the fifth generation on her family's dairy farm north of Mexico City. She was also the recipient of this year's Kleckner Award for her work in advocating on behalf of agriculture.
Hurricane Michael & Florence hit Southern Agriculture hard; Ashley Arrington discusses the impacts she has seen from a "boots on the ground" perspective. Mike and Delaney also discusses Brazil's latest scandal, trade negotiations between the US and fellow trading partners, and the newest African Swine Fever outbreak.
Mike and Delaney are enjoying the crisp fall day by of course bringing you the latest ag news! Today's headlines include Farm Bill dialogue, the latest on the E15 announcement, Hurricane impacts on agriculture, and new trade deals from developing country.
Plus a great #TechTuesday interview with Georgia Francis King, Ideas Editor for Quartz, sharing about their latest installation of "The Future of Food" which largely focuses on technology!
Delaney is on a 'work-cation' down in Lexington, KY and she rounded up a few interviews for today's #MarketMonday discussion. One was with podcast sponsor Barber & Sons Cattle Co where she spoke with owner Larry Barber about the state of the cattle industry and what he sees everyday. She also caught up with Jim Akers from Bluegrass Stockyards and they spoke about industry from the perspective of a stockyards/sale barn owner. Very good discussions!With Delaney gone, Mike was in charge of the news roundup for the day, and there are a few stories, Egypt looks to modernize it's wheat buying scheme and retail sales may have inadvertently helped push soybean prices higher today!
We've got a big Friday episode that we're using to have a little fun and clear up some misconceptions. First of all, new news in the glyphosate cancer trial in California was announced; second, a meeting between President Xi and President Trump; and third, African Swine Fever outbreak again in China.With China's tariffs still shaping the soybean market, we wanted to make sure that our facts were right when it comes to importing and exporting soy and other grains. To do that, we got on the phone with Dr. Frayne Olson, the NDSU Extension Marketing expert who works a lot with grain coming and going from Canada. Be sure to listen in over the weekend!
USDA dropped an updated WASDE report on the markets today, finally with them giving growers a slightly less bearish number than analysts were anticipating, and there was a little bounce in both the corn and bean markets. Plus, heavy weather is impacting much of the US, with Hurricane Michael hitting the southeast and snow falling on parts of North and South Dakota. Also, we shine a light on soybean cyst nematodes, one of the most devastating crop pests in the US. Mike and Delaney spoke with Greg Tylka from Iowa State University and Kaitlyn Bissonnette from University of Missouri about the threat and what growers need to be thinking about as they get ready to make seed buying decisions for 2019.
Well, our ears are still ringing from last night's rally with President Trump in support of his declaration that E15 will be able to be sold year round. The crowd was very fired up, and, though the rally was certainly more of a campaign rally to aid Republican candidates in Iowa and Nebraska, the President did make a few comments that relate to agriculture, so we'll play those today.Plus, next week begins the annual World Food Prize event and along with that comes the Global Farmer Network Roundtable, an event Delaney and Mike were excited to participate in last year. This year, we'll also connect with growers from around the world next week, but today, founder Mary Boote tells the story of how this program came to be.
This Tuesday was a big day for the western side of Iowa, as President Trump brought his campaign-style rally to Council Bluffs to celebrate the announcement of E15 sales around the year, rather than restricting sales during the summer months because of an outdated RVP issue.Mike and Delaney went to Council Bluffs to cover the rally, and will be bringing clips from that event tomorrow, in the meantime, they stopped by Growth Energy's E15 bus and chatted with Ray Gaesser and Curt Mether about what E15 sales year round might mean for them as Iowa corn growers, and we got their thoughts on the ongoing trade disputes around the world.
Happy #MarketMonday! Delaney brings us up to date on a swine disease outbreak in Brazil, plus Soybean processors in Brazil are beginning to run in negative territory, China pumps more money into the economy, and wet weather continues across the corn belt. Plus a look at where the markets are heading with Zaner Group's Chief Market Agricultural Strategist Ted Seifried!
Hard to believe it, but another Friday is here! Today's news is all over the place, with a trade update from the EU and Canada, low coffee prices, and new information about ancient sorority girls that Delaney is excited to report.And, with the continuing run of rain and chilly temps in the Western corn belt, we figured it was time to talk to our good friend Ed Vallee from Ed Vallee Weather Consulting about what to expect in the weeks ahead; both in the US, and in South America.
Delaney is covering the news while Mike is bringing a great interview with fellow farm broadcaster, Max Armstrong! Delaney discusses current updates with NAFTA, Farm Bill, JBS, and rural America's sentiment and thoughts in a current poll about President Trump and Mike brings it home by getting Max's thoughts on many of these issues and more!
News from all corners of the globe today! America's Ambassador to China Terry Brandstad answers back to the Chinese Daily "Ad-vertorial" put in this weekend's Des Moines Register; geographical indicator usage gets a little more clear in light of NAFTA 2.0; and Canada makes a run for LNG market domination.Plus, host of the Working Cows podcast Clay Conry just spent a week in Washington DC working with and talking to legislators, so he brings us a common sense rancher's take of how things are looking in our nation's capitol.
Could Pennycress, that pesky field weed, have the potential to be a paying cash crop for farmers? Find out in today's #TechTuesday discussion with Cris Handel from Arvegenix Inc. Today's top headlines include a new Climate and satellite data system to track yield numbers, could this be a new way to challenge the USDA? NAFTA 2.0 seems to have some pro's for poultry, dairy, and wheat producers; and President Trump's recent phone call with India over the possibility of a Free Trade Agreement. Plus more!
Happy Fri-YAY, errybody! Though it doesn't feel much like a Fri-yay for growers in the upper midwest; rain, cold temps, and a bearish quarterly grain stocks report really put a damper on the celebrations today. However, we bring the news, regardless of whether it's good or bad. And news we have! Seafood trade with China has been impacted by tariffs, Delaney updates us on the QGS report, and she brought us a talk held yesterday at the KC Outlook Forum by Gregg Doud, Underecretary of Agriculture, and his focus is on trade. He outlines some of the opportunities and challenges facing this administration with regard to trade. Be sure to subscribe, and over the weekend go back and listen to all of the great past episodes!
Happy Thursday everyone; Delaney is down in Kansas City today covering the KC Ag Outlook Forum and will be bringing us more updates from that tomorrow. In the meantime, I have a quick cut of Bill Northey's address wherein he discusses how the Market Facilitation program was designed. We also have an update from reporter Bruce Gaarder with Darcy Maulsby, an author, farmer, and storyteller, about how to best get the story of modern agriculture out to the people who buy our stuff.
Trade dominates today's headlines with the official announcement that the US and Japan are opening the gate to Bilateral trade talks, NAFTA or rather Mexico-US trade text will be released Friday, and is looking to expand some market access into China in the wake of US trade tensions. The Farm Bill is also top of mind for many as expiration nears this coming Sunday. For today's conversation, we are livening things up a bit and talking with Aaron Steele one of the founders of Goats on the Go, a goat grazing business, and their future expansions into the retail and meat industry.
On today's #TechTuesday we are talking specifically Irish technology that Delaney got to see during her trip last week. The two companies featured today are DeadDock, a company working to transform how herbicides are applied on Dock weeds; and Fresh Graze, a young tech company working to improve grazing management practices. Top news for the day includes new remarks and concerns from the WTO about the USDA Assistance package and what that means for the world markets; continued rollbacks on WOTUS, and a 24 hour strike happening in Argentina. What could that mean for the markets and more? We will find out later this week!
Well, it sure seems like #Harvest18 is underway across much of the Midwest, so it's a great day to dig in to recent market movements with our friend from north of the boarder, Matthew Pot, author of the Grain Perspectives newsletter. We chat a bit about NAFTA and the changing flow of soybean trade globally, and take a look at the months ahead for corn, soybean, and wheat growers.Also, President Trump plans to sign the renegotiated Korea-US Free Trade Agreement today, crude oil prices looks to be on a continued upswing, and Delaney runs through Friday's Cattle on Feed report from the USDA.
It's a Friday, and Delaney is back in the good ol' US of A for today's podcast! She brings up to speed on the things she learned and saw while in Ireland at the National Ploughing Championships over the last week. Some of the things were surprisingly different, others surprisingly similar. We also have a riot of trade news for today's episode - China is buying US beans again, an FTA w/ India is in the works, and the US/Mexico NAFTA replacement deal looks closer than ever. To tie in to that bit of news, we have a conversation today with Dr. Alyshia Galvez, professor at CUNY Lehman College, about her recent book "Eating NAFTA", about NAFTA's impact on the Mexican consumer. It makes for an interesting shift in the way we (Americans) typically think about trade, and our discussion could have gone on for hours! Be sure to listen over the weekend, and for those starting harvest, stay safe!
Kind of a rough episode today, everybody, and I'm sorry about that, but it's worth putting up with the crackle and pop to hear a report from Field Reporter Bruce Gaarder with Ron Lamberty about the future of E15. Delaney returns tomorrow and you'll be in good hands!
Dairy is the topic of conversation today; from Kylie Jenner putting milk on her cereal for the first time (!?!?!), to Delaney talking with Teddy Cashman from the National Dairy Council in Ireland. Also, numbers are starting to firm up from the damage in North Carolina from Hurricane Florence, and Bayer makes a move to have the California court withdraw the $289M judgement against glyphosate. Be sure to subscribe to on your favorite podcast player, GooglePlay, iTunes, or Stitcher
More tariffs in the news today; raise your hand if you're surprised... The US will put tariffs on another $200B of Chinese imports and China will retaliate with tariffs on $60B of US imports; both set to go in to effect September 24, with more to come a real possibility. Plus, Florence has moved away from North Carolina so now the agriculture industry is getting back to work and assessing damage to both crops and livestock. Nearly every acre in that state has been hit with excessive rain right before/during harvest, so it might be a bit before true damage is known.And Delaney brings us a report from the National Ploughing Championship in Ireland! Today she has our #TechTuesday interview with Brian Mulcahy, GM of HerdInsights, a dairy cow heat detection and health monitoring product.
Well, it's a Fri-YAY once again, ladies and gentlemen, and we have a conversation today that is the perfect way to kick off the weekend. Before we get chatting with Jeff Ryan from North East Iowa, however, we've got some African Swine Fever news, updates from hurricane Florence, and the commencement of another round of tariffs on Chinese goods.Once the bad stuff is out of the way, clear your palate with our chat with Jeff Ryan. We spent three hours with Jeff, checking out his spring fed water trough, rotational grazing, and seeing the Northern Iowa Community College Dairy Center; plus, we had the chance to discuss the foray in to shrimp production that he and his wife Sherrill spent several years developing. Fascinating guy, with great stories!
AND road trip comes to its end with this 70 mile an hour podcast coming at you hot from I-80! USDA unveils a couple of big pieces of news, bioengineered food may finally have a ruling, and meat exports in the news! Plus a great conversation with SD row crop farmer Keith Alverson.
And the road trip continues! Today we've traveled from Clear Lake, Iowa to Dubuque, Iowa with stops along the way with cattle and corn producer Jeff Ryan, Pioneer rep, corn and hog guy Mitch Hemesath, and surprise visitor Paul Hunter! Busy day, but we caught up with Paul at Decorah's own Whippie Dip and ate ice cream and talked issues of the day. Ted Seifried joined to dig in to today's somewhat surprising USDA WASDE report which moved the corn market lower, and Paul shares his farmer perspective on the ongoing trade issues and next years crop. Be sure to subscribe at your favorite source of podcasts today! iTunes, Google Play, or Stitcher!
Continuing leg 2 of the Ag News Daily road trip in South Dakota, and Minnesota with the Zaner Group. Mike and Delaney chat about today's news which includes China's threat to seek the approval of retaliatory tariffs from the WTO, how the USDA formulated their assistance package numbers, the latest WOTUS news, and Hurricane Florence's potential impact on the East coast. For today's #TechTuesday interview we talk with Matt Strine from AeroVironment about their drone technology, Quantix.
The great Ag News Daily Roadtrip kicks off today! Delaney, Mike, Ted Seifried, and Matt Zaner are rolling through Eastern Colorado, visiting farmers and checking harvest progress (Other than some chopping, not a lot of corn or bean harvest underway).But, we've also got news from NAFTA, Japan and China, and the USDA, plus a conversation from the Farm Progress Show with Caleb Shleder from AGCO about the new Fendt Ideal combine that was unveiled at the show. Be sure to subscribe!
Another Fri-yay has come to the Ag News Daily podcast and we've got a slew of news to throw down today. President Trump mentions putting tariffs on everything coming from China, finding value in simplicity, and trouble in the Brazilian Presidential election.Plus, last week we had the chance to sit with our good friend Elaine Kub and catch up on crop progress in South Dakota and she introduced us to her friend, Agnes Answers! Agnes will be hosting her very own 'Ag Advice Column' in podcast form on the Global Ag Network so she tells about how that will work. Get your questions ready, ladies and gentlemen!
Lots of news on the docket today - African Swine Fever outbreaks continue to be reported in China, the US and Canada have made "positive progress" in their trade talks, Farm Bill discussions kicked off in earnest and we want to hear from growers what the Trade Assistance Package sign up looks like!Plus, we've got an update from field reporter Bruce Gaarder with retiring Nebraska Ethanol Board administrator Todd Sneller, and an interview from the Farm Progress Show w/ Ben Dillon, founder of Tribine
Breaking news! Rain continues to fall across the corn belt! Just kidding, that's been the same old news since Friday. We do, however, have a news update on the Farm Bill conference committee and a new hire at the EPA; plus, a potential path to stability for the government of Argentina.And, wheat harvest is wrapping up with corn and bean harvests soon to be underway, so we checked in with a few agronomists while at the Farm Progress Show last week to hear how this year has performed and what growers are thinking about next year. Jeremy Miner is from Kruger Seeds and Brent Wilson is from Pioneer. Be sure to subscribe on iTunes, Google Play and Stitcher!
Mark Qual from Qual Dairy joins for today's #TechTuesday episode to discuss their robotic dairy system. In the news today includes NAFTA talks, farmer assistance package, and tariff impacts.
Happy Fri-YAY y'all! We're ending the week on a fun note by talking to the hosts of another podcast joining the Global Ag Network - Angie Setzer, Karen Corrigan, and Jennifer Campbell! They are the voices behind the Girls Talk Ag podcast and today we chat about why they decided to create a podcast, what their life is like as moms and ag professionals, and some of the fun things they've encountered on their journey. We also hit some not-as-much-fun-news as farm income is predicted to drop again this year and a NAFTA signing by the end of today is looking less and less likely. But it's worth listening anyway, and subscribing any place you get podcasts!
A third and final great day at the Farm Progress Show 2018! Yesterday we had the chance to catch Secretary Sonny Perdue during and after his talk to the attendees at the show here and Boone and he did address several issues that farmers have been talking quite a bit about recently - WOTUS, NAFTA, and ethanol to name a few and we have a few of his clips to play today. We also snagged a little time with Iowa farmer and NCGA board member Kevin Ross for his thoughts on the administration and current goings-on in the world of agriculture; and we got to spend more time with our friends at Camso talking high speed tracks for road travel and remanufactured tracks for growers looking for a lower cost replacement option!
Second day of the Farm Progress Show was a little less wet than day one! No heavy rain, just heavy traffic and lots of new products on display. Today we caught up with cattle feeder and hauler Kurt Dallmeyer and talked about the cattle industry and the ELD mandate reprieve. We also had a second conversation with Martin from Camso about the differences of tracks versus tires under heavy equipment. We even have a special guest appearance by Iowa farmer Ted Hamer!
Live from the Farm Progress 2018 show today getting a little rain! Ag News Daily is powered today by sponsor Camso- tune in to find out how tracks are becoming the new trend in the equipment industry!
Lots of headlines today! The two big ones, at least for agriculture, are a) agreement on a deal between the U.S. and Mexico on the sticking points that were slowing down NAFTA talks, and b) USDA released the details of the $12 billion farmer aid package. We'll cover both plus a few other stories on the radar.Then, we're joined by friend of the podcast and noted market analyst Darin Newsom, and we take a look at what technical signals are being sent by these markets. (Hint: it might not be great). So tune in now and subscribe on your favorite source for podcasts!
Lots of news today about how there isn't any news! Strange day. No news on NAFTA, discussions ongoing over the weekend; no news on the $12 Billion 'bailout' plan; and no new news from the Fed, rates will continue to climb slowly.But, we did get some news out of Mexico earlier this summer about a very unique variety of corn that appears to be able to be its own source of nitrogen! We'll talk with one of the researchers looking in to this variety about how it works, and what it might mean for the future of grain production!Be sure to subscribe on your favorite podcast source, or bookmark the website and stream daily from there!
Well, trade continues to grab a bunch of headlines. Today, it's more chatter on NAFTA being 'close' to finished with Mexico; Canada requesting to sign off on any US/Mexico agreements, and the $16 Billion dollars of tariffs and countertariffs went in to place between the US and China.We also had the chance to catch up with Ted Seifried who has been traveling along the Western Leg of the Pro Farmer Midwest Crop Tour, and he fills us in on what he's noticed in the field.
Clay Conry, host of the Working Cows Podcast, shares about his experience in the podcasting world, as well as the world of Ranching. Clay is teaming up with the folks at Global Ag Network to become part of the podcasting community so be sure to tune in!
Happy Tuesday, everybody! S & P hit a record high today, but that didn't do much for the grains. Delaney and Mike talk through today's ag news and happenings, from South Africa to the USDA Farm Bailout, and then we get right to our #TechTuesday interview.This week, we're talking to Sadoc Paredes, who, along with his brothers, founded the company AgHelp that is developing ways for farm workers and employers to connect with one another and 3rd party support organizations over the web. Their app will be launching soon, and if you are having a hard time finding qualified help, be sure to tune in today!
Daniels Ag analyst Craig Turner breaks down the market moves on today's #MarketMonday podcast, and shares some very specific insight into the hog markets. Today's news is dominated by trade, WOTUS, and economic hardship in other countries.
Today is our intern Hannah Pagel's last day on the podcast and we have a great interview letting us know more about an upcoming conference in Wisconsin called, AgTech Venture Day!
Today the gang is all together to update you on the latest agriculture news. We also are talking geopolitics with Peter Zeihan! Tune in to learn more information.
Today we go in the room with EPA administrator, Andrew Wheeler, at the Iowa State Fair and hear from him on his thoughts of the RFS.
Today Hannah and Mike bring you the latest agriculture news and for today's #TechTuesday we would like to hear from you. What are some Ag Tech companies you have heard of or would like to hear from on the podcast? Send us a note, email, Facebook or Twitter message and we will get them on the podcast!
Today, Delaney and Hannah talk to market analyst Naomi Blohm to get her perspective on the market. We also bring you the latest trade and tariff updates along with an update on the California Round Up Ready trial against Monsanto.
It's Friday! Sadly, for our row crop producers, it's also WASDE day, and USDA dropped some bombshells on the grain markets, with soybeans hardest hit. We'll run through the numbers and take a look at today's closes. Also, lots of noise about trade to end the week, but very little progress with either Japan or Mexico, so we'll wait another week to see if anything gets moving. And finally, we get the chance to dive in to the world of FDA regulations! Last week, FDA administrator Dr. Scott Gottlieb, commissioner of the FDA, said he will begin to change the way FDA regulates those who use the word 'milk' in describing their beverages. R.J. Lehmann from the R Street Institute joins Mike and Delaney to wade through the current definitions and what this change might look like. Be sure to follow our social media tomorrow as Mike and Delaney compete in the Governor's Charity Steer Show at the Iowa State Fair!
Delaney and Mike are running the podcast today as Hannah is being a great sister and helping her brother get ready for a cattle show at the Iowa State Fair! Delaney was at the fair earlier today and she brings some of her thoughts, plus news on soybean shipments to new and exciting places. Mike has some updates on challenges facing European livestock producers as well as a court ruling from the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals.And earlier today, Mike had the chance to speak with journalist Diana Prichard about the current state of farm labor in America. Even though most 'corn-belt' farmers don't see foreign labor in the fields like one would in California, immigrants are still important to the rural economy.
Today we hear from Derek Haigwood with the USSEC. We talk soybeans, local and national. Mike also brings us the latest high speed chase stories and there is more talk on tariffs with China.
For today's #TechTuesday interview our intern Hannah puts Mike and Delaney on the hot spot to talk about the new Global Ag Network that will be coming out very soon! We learn about the vision and goal of the Global Ag Network and what Mike and Delaney are most excited about in the upcoming months. This is an episode you won't want to miss!
For today's #MarketMonday we talk with Ted Seifried, with the Zaner Group! Ted breaks down all that's going on and touches on what to focus on next! Mike and Hannah also bring you the latest agriculture news and updates! Tune in to give the podcast a listen and leave us a comment or question! We would love to hear from you!
Today we talk free versus fair trade in the durum wheat market. Mark Martinson, the President of the United States Durum Growers Association, explains some of the challenges that are facing the durum wheat market.
Today we learn more about the vertical farming industry by speaking with Clayton Mooney with Nebullam! Mike, Delaney, and Hannah also get on the topic of white tailed deer and Arnold Schwarzenegger.
It's August 1st and the team is all together bring you the latest headlines in Ag News! We also interview, Ricardo Moreno and native to Iowa and Mexico. Ricardo gives us insight on Mexico's imports of grains, and his thoughts on the latest trade news.
Today we sit down with Dr. David Edwards and learn more about his company, Automed. This company and product is leading the way in animal health. Tune in to learn more information about this #TechTuesday interview!
We talk commodities with Angie Setzer and really dig into the wheat market since there was a lot of green on the screen! Tune in to see what the markets are doing at the end of July!
Delaney is back to talk about her trip to Columbia and we also have an interview with Kent in D.C. We end the podcast with a fun interview of a Dairy Distillery in Canada!
Today we hear from Bill Northey, the Undersecretary for Farm Production & Conservation, as he gives us an update as to what President Donald Trump's $12 Billion in tariff relief plan might look like. Tune in for more information!
Dr. David Laird walks us through N-Sense, a new technology focused on nitrogen measurement and placement. Give a listen to learn more about how you can use this technology on your operation.
Today we are talking biosciences with Indigo Ag. We talk microbial and how to sustainably feed the world population. Mike and Hannah also bring the latest news out of D.C!
Delaney is out this week, she is traveling to Colombia to learn about South American agriculture. Garrett Toay joins us today to breaks down the markets for #MarketMonday and Hannah and Mike discuss the latest ag news!
Today we recap on all the severe weather that was going on in the Midwest and have an interview talking safety with the Upper Midwest Agricultural Safety & Health Center
Today we interview two farmers from Brazil to get their perspective on agriculture in Brazil and in the US. They give us their opinion on Brazil's upcoming election and also an update on the Brazil trucker strike. They also share their opinion of Brazil and USA partnering together.
Julio Bravo, a native from Brazil, started AgroBravo. A company focused on bringing agriculture from around the world together. This week he has brought 18 farmers from Brazil to Iowa to learn more about Midwest Ag.
Lots of events in the news today, with the head of the FDA making some comments about meat grown in a lab and whether or not almonds can be milked; Japan changing its stance on importing US sheep and goat meat, and President Trump making some more nominations to posts at the USDA. Plus, the markets are higher (for grains. sorry meats)And, it's #TechTuesday so we had a conversation with Zack James, the co-founder and President of Rabbit Tractors, a firm that is rethinking the way machinery is used in American agriculture. By utilizing modern connectivity, Rabbit Tractors envisions many smaller tractors linked virtually to do the work of one big monster modern machine. Tune in to hear the story!
Green is on the screen! The first time in 8-9 weeks for this #MarketMonday Today we sit down with Elaine Kub as she breaks down the markets for us and gives a little background on last weeks WASDE Report.
Today we sit our Intern, Hannah Pagel, down in the "hot seat" to get an update on how her internship is going so far. She also confesses to having a big love of CROCS!
We head to California to learn more about the Innovation Center the Western Growers Association has built to help solve food security issues. We also report on the WASDE report.
We talk with Quentin Rund with the InfoAg Conference to get a report on what to expect at this years conference and the Ag News Daily team releases a big announcement about where the podcast is headed for the future! Give it a listen to find out more!
Today's podcast we talk to Steven Brockshus with Farmland Finder to learn more about their platform on making data related to farm, timber, and prairie land accessible to everyone to help make informed decisions when purchasing or selling land.
Brian Splitt analyzes the market for us for this #MarketMonday. Mike, Delaney, and Hannah also talk about how ice cream was first made.
We touch base with Monte James as he makes his way back from his trip to China. We also discuss the latest Tariff Talk with it being the day the tariffs are imposed!
It's the day after the 4th of July celebration and we are back at it bringing you the latest agriculture news. Today we have an interview with Kyle Wasson and we learn more about what Montana agriculture is all about.
Learn how this west coast company is combating labor shortages through an app! Ganaz is the leading world in supplying employers with a reliable work force through technology!
We head south to our friend Ashley Arrington in Georgia where we get the #MarketMonday talk from the cotton and peanut industry perspective.
News is all over the board. The Senate passed their version of the Farm Bill and will begin to work next week with the House. We have an update report from our friends at Zaner and an interview with Kevin Ross the new VP at the National Corn Growers Association.
Hannah recaps her experience at the I am FarmHer Conference. We have an interview from a Chinese citizen, and an interview from Julie Anna Potts with the American Farm Bureau Federation on trade and policy.
Lots of news on the docket today! Monte James from YourAgNetwork sent us an update from Ambassador Brandstad in China on the importation of US beef and possibly sweet corn in to that country; plus today was amendment day in the Senate on their version of the farm bill, with Mike and Delaney looking at two proposals that probably will be adopted - one from John Thune on CRP and the other from Charles Grassley on farm payment limits. And some cool news about a worthwhile group working to keep farmers farming!And, Hannah Pagel is still down in Kansas City, Missouri at the I Am FarmHer Conference, and today she spoke with one of the few sheep dairy proprietors in the U.S., Sarah Hoffman of Green Dirt Farm in Weston, MO. The Hoffman family has been milking sheep and producing artisanal cheese for almost 20 years, and you can find it on the menu of many resturants in the KC area. Be sure to listen in to learn more about the diverse industry of Ag!
Lukas Fricke, CEO of ChorCheck, is today's featured #TechTuesday. ChorCheck is utilizing the power of BlockChain on the farm- find out how on today's episode!
It's another Monday, so it's another sell off in the commodities world as trade threats reverberated throughout the weekend. Weather is also driving events, as wildfires in California spread and flooding impacts parts of the cornbelt. Plus, the French are trying to get their beef back in to the Chinese market as US beef might be assessed a tariff, and truckers in Brazil are not quite satisfied with the recent hike in freight rates, so they are still being slow to move products to the ports.To help us make some sense of everything that's going on, Brian Hoops from Midwest Market Solutions joins Mike and Delaney today to look at trade and demand in detail! Be sure to subscribe on iTunes, Google Play, or Stitcher!
Steve Bohr discusses why its important to start having the conversation of a succession plan. We also discuss what's going on in the Senate and in House with the next steps of the Farm Bill and Immigration Bill.
A lot is going on for agriculture news. Learn about the recent trade and tariff talk along with RINs and ethanol production and end the podcast with an interview on Massachusetts agriculture.
Dr. Chad Hart really breaks down the talk around tariffs and gives us some insight as to what is going on with China!
Syngenta produced Enogen Seed, a biotech seed, that makes ethanol production more efficient. Chris Tingle with Syngenta walks us through the process and how this seed works.
Naomi Blohm walks us through this week's market outlook and all that is being impacted by trade, tariffs, and weather outlooks.
A lot is going on in D.C. with trade, tariffs, WOTUS, and the farm bill. We give you the latest updates and sit down with Dr. Chad Dechow to talk about dairy genetics and how the Holstein breed is related back to two bulls.
On today's episode, Delaney recounts her trip to Chicago visiting the CME Group and the Chicago Board of Trade, then Mike and Delaney talk today's top news which includes trade talk from China, Syrian's wheat production, new information about the Dow DuPont Merger, and of course the USDA's Quarterly Grain Stock and Acreage report released June 30. Ted Seifried also joins to give a little commentary about the report, and Amanda De Jong gives policy updates from the perspective of the Iowa Corn Grower's Association.
Regular markets analyst Elaine Kub stepped up to Delaney's microphone today and she and Mike discuss the news of the day, as well as have a conversation with Emma Weston, co-founder of AgriDigital; a company that aims to bring the buying and selling of agricultural commodities out of the pen, pad, and Excel era. The conversation has a heavy focus today on the rapid run up in Minneapolis Wheat futures, the drought in the Dakotas, and blockchain; the technology that AgriDigital is using to modernize, and secure, commodity sales.
Today we continue our coverage of the first FarmHer Conference in Des Moines, Iowa by speaking with two more driven women in Agriculture; Emily Roush, who raises hogs with her husband in Kansas and was the recipient of the first FarmHer Scholarship, and Dee Dee Chadwick with Nationwide Financial, who works with business owners of all stripes, including farm and ranch businesses, to craft succession plans that achieve the owners' goals. We also take a look at some of the big news of the day: EPA formally begins withdrawing the WOTUS regulation, though it will be a multi-step process; and BPI settles its defamation case with ABC news over the "pink slime" coverage of BPI's lean finely-textured beef from 2012. Listen now!
A great start to the first ever "FarmHer" Conference where Mike and Delaney host today's podcast from. Guests for today include Amanda De Jong, Iowa Corn Growers Association Senior Policy Adviser, and Holly Hoffman CBS "Survivor" Finalist and "RanchHer"; but first a look at the news impacting the world of agriculture. Today's top stories include continued scandal takes its toll on Brazil's economy and government; and, Secretary Perdue's upcoming trip to China, later this week, to join Ambassador Terry Branstad in announcing the formal opening of the Asian market for U.S. Beef.
Delaney and Mike break down the day's news, much of it coming from either China or Brazil, though there is a small mention of the Cabella's/Bass Pro Shops merger. Also, Mike is on a ridiculous amount of medication for an ear infection, but he can still get fired up about cattle going LIMIT UP! To make sense of the move in the meats, the gang called Jim Burns (@JimmyHog) in Chicago for his insights, and, as usual, he doesn't disappoint!
There is tons of news on this Friday episode of Ag News Daily including Arkansas' ruling on the use of in-crop Dicamba usage, fresh Brazilian beef imports coming to a halt at US borders, Kansas farmers received a final verdict on their lawsuit filed against Syngenta, and Turkey can now open its borders to Russia to receive Wheat. All this and more, plus an interview with Adriane Barnes, Director of Communications for the Arkansas Department of Agriculture, regarding today's ruling.
Mike and Delaney hit the road today to travel to Brooklyn, Iowa to attend the Iowa Women's Landowner Conference. But before they bring you news from the event, newsworthy topics today included updates on NAFTA, dairy trade and market prices, a look at the Argentinian beef and veal market, and McVean Trading & Investments recent $5 million fine. At the conference the pair talked to Jenny Ness, Steve Ferguson, and Carly Cummings.
Today we talked through the latest challenges to impact JBS, including the potential sale of some of their North American and European assets as well as a a Brazilian court blocking other sales in South America and potentially freezing the remainder of their assets. Oil gets cheaper and the markets break down as folks look to invest their dollars elsewhere. We also have a conversation with Quentin Rund about the InfoAg Conference, occurring July 24-27 in St. Louis, Missouri. Delaney and Mike will be there, covering all of the latest developments in precision ag.
Delaney is hosting today's podcast solo while Mike is away. Today's top news includes Secretary Perdue's finalized staff members who will be joining in the new USDA structure, a lawsuit arguing for a reversed ruling on the March 2016 issue of Country-of-Origin labeling, and an update from Steve Hilker about the fate of the Electronic Logging Devices and what that holds for the livestock industry.
Angie Setzer joins us to share her thoughts on this week's market moving news - changes in the structure of the corn market, weather and demand all are on her mind; and we discuss the weekend's news. Pigs did fly... to China, things in Washington D.C. were discussed, and name-calling happened in Brazil - with potentially criminal consequences.
Join Mike and Delaney as they attend the Red Power Round Up show in Des Moines, IA and catch up with Brian Holdeman, Co-Chair for the event as well as the chapter 5 president, and Lee J. Sackett who restores tractors for a living. In the world of news, updates on the Cuba trade relations, headalines from the Dow DuPont Merger and on Dow's "Enlist" corn, and more. Be sure to tune in Monday!
Today's news includes the first shipment of US Beef into China, an update on the Pink Slime Defamation case, and an interview with Terry Johnston at HTS Ag about Producer/Farmer Peer groups.
It's another hot day in Iowa and Mike's cows got out twice; so he and Delaney shared some cattle battle stories, but more importantly, we had the chance to learn about California agriculture from Daniel Bays from Bays Ranch. We talked apricots, a(l)monds, lima beans, droughts (both environmental and regulatory) and how profit margins are shaping up west of the Rocky Mountains.
Today Delaney and Mike spoke with Brock Lowry from The Westland Corp about matching up physical grain buyers and sellers throughout Canada and portions of the US. They deal with currency fluctuations and commodity price changes, and help growers look outside the box when it comes to marketing. And, Delaney helps us all learn a new word - quinquennial!
A look at the news with Mike and Delaney includes more out of Brazil, nominations for the US Dairy Board, Farm Credit Administration's quarterly reports, GIPSA and NAFTA closing comments, and President Trump's speculated announcement of relations with Cuba. Commodity Markets started the week with a lot of red and Ted Seifried breaks them down for AND
We were having such a good conversation with Dr. Sundberg that we wanted to share it with you all on this special Saturday edition of Ag News Daily. We learned today what SHIC is doing for producers today, and how Dr. Sundberg and his team are basically the Dr. House of the swine industry!
Today we continued eating our way through the World Pork Expo - had some delicious ribs and tasty maple bacon cinnamon ice cream as well as a delicious pulled pork BBQ sandwich from our good friend Speed Herrig from Cookies BBQ Sauces and Seasonings. Speed was Mike's first employer way back in the day, but he didn't have any dirt to spill - at least not with Mike standing right there. We also spoke with Dr. Paul Sundberg, the Executive Director of the Swine Health Information Center; a center put together after the devastating outbreak of PEDV in 2013 and 2014 and their goal is mitigate potential disease risks in the future. We'll finish up our conversation with Dr. Sundberg in a special Saturday edition of Ag News Daily on June 10th, so stay tuned!
Delaney and Mike travel to the World Pork Expo for a second day and chat with producers and businesses in the pork industry and take the time to talk with Ken Maschhoff, NPPC President. Today's news included updates on JBS, NAFTA, infrastructure, and the commodity markets hit some new records.
Mike and Delaney travel to the World Pork Expo in Des Moines, Iowa today and chat with Earl Dotson about his training company, Praedium. Check out more about Praedium at http://praediumventures.com/. In the world of news more from JBS, taxes, and what's going on with the sugar deal between the US and Mexico. Be sure to tune in tomorrow while they take on day 2 of the WPX and follow us on social media for live updates!
Mike and Delaney talk about the latest happening in the world of agriculture trade, a large South American crop, and get an update on the Southern agriculture industry from Georgia peach Ashley Arrington.
Today we chat with Naomi Blohm about her thoughts on the summers market and talk through some of the legal battles going on in the industry.
On this hot summer day in June, Mike and Delaney bring you news updates on the Brazilian Beef Scandal, President Trump's backout on the Paris Climate Agreement, Oklahoma's start to forming a state-wide beef checkoff program, among other stories, and a discussion with Joan Ruskamp about "agvocating" as well as a World Pork Expo update from Cindy Cunningham.
Today Ag News Daily gets excited about the limit up moves in the cattle complex, we muse about Law and Order (and miss Jerry Orbach) and talk about the intricacies of arranging freight for agricultural products with Katie Hall from 3 Point Ag.
Lots happening in the news today including updates on the Brazilian Beef Scandal, Weather conditions affecting row crop and speciality crops nation-wide, a new Minnesota tax incentive law, closing market prices, and an interview with Anne Seckel the VP of Federal Affairs for the National Biodiesel Board.
Mike and Delaney catch up after Memorial Day weekend and talk news, commodity markets, and talk with the first Canadian guest on AND Matthew Pot and he shares what it's like to be a commodity trader in Canada.
Today Mike and Delaney kick off their new website, www.agnewsdaily.com, share news about what's going on in the industry, and talk about AgGrad founder Tim Hammerich about the current job industry for agriculturalists.
Today the news continued to focus on the political turmoil in Brazil, reactions to President Trump's proposed budget and the sun shining (at least in Iowa). With the sun out, thoughts turn to hay production, so we had a conversation with Dr. Dan Undersander from the UW Extension about what top producers need to keep in mind during a year that's been as challenging as this one.
Mike and Delaney talk budget cuts, milk, and Dawn Refsell is the lucky guest today representing Valent to talk agronomic and row crop research.
Mike obsesses over the "Liger" and "Tigan", Delaney reports on some upcoming events for Ag News Daily, and John Heisdorffer of the American Soybean Industry joins to share his thoughts on the industry.
Delaney and Mike are joined by Tommy Grisafi to take a deep dive in to the corn markets; and maybe reset our expectation on what of what a "rally" should look like. We also take a look at the cattle and hog markets and ruminate on how important the currency markets are to all of engaged in global trade.
Mike and Delaney talk about the latest news with the Farm Bill, the H2-A visa program and the latest happenings in Brazil. Be sure to tune in to Pedro Ferreira, from Brazil, as he gives Ag News Daily the inside scoop.
Today, Delaney and Mike run through the most recent scandal to rock the country of Brazil and note how it has affected their currency, and because of that, moved the soybean market in a majorly bearish way. We then talk to Jim Burns, long time lean hog trader from the CME pits about his thoughts on the that market (Bullish!) as well as the cattle trade (Not a big bear!) and how trading has changed from the pits to the screen.
Join Mike remotely from Wyoming and Delaney in Iowa as they talk about the latest news in agriculture, today's closing market prices, and have a pretty great conversation with a "voice" for agricultural, Max Armstrong.
Mike and Delaney talk about Mike's trip to Wyoming, what's going on in the news, and talk with Steve Mercer from U.S. Wheat Associates about the outlook of both domestic and international wheat markets.
Mike and Delaney talk news, markets, and Mike chats with one of the regular analysts for AND about the markets.
Ag News Daily is bringing a special weekend episode to share some breaking news and give you the Q&A from Secretary Perdue's town hall in Nevada, Iowa.
Mike and Delaney talk about the what's happening in the world of agricultural news including new markets with China, Methane deal, and get to talk about the ELD mandate with Steve Hilker.
Today Delaney and Mike talk about the new changes at the USDA under Secretary Sonny Perdue and Joe Sweeney from Eagles Catch joins us to explain why and how he's raising tilapia in landlocked Iowa. It's always interesting to learn about new ways to add value to the corn and soybeans grown in this country, and aquaculture is one of the more recent additions.
Delaney and Mike discuss the USDA's May reports and note the market movements as well as have a conversation about the US pork industry from Dallas Hockman, Vice President of Industry Relations with the NPPC. Pork is loved in America as well as around the world, and Dallas tells us where the industry is moving over the next few years.
Today, the crew talks about Mike's problems with keeping machinery running, we hear another question from Secretary Perdue's town hall in Nevada, and Dave Malkin from Drax Biomass joins to discuss the process of harvesting yellow pine in the Southeast for manufacture in to wood pellets for power generation in England. It's a side of agriculture that those of us in the midwest don't get exposed to that often, but there certainly are some similarities.
Delaney and Mike run through some news and play a question from the town hall portion of Secretary Perdue's meeting in Nevada Iowa last Friday. They also break down the markets with Darin Newsom, and he explains how this weeks "first look" at the 2017 crop is anything but.
Mike and Delaney head to Nevada, Iowa where Secretary Sonny Perdue holds his first policy related speech. Be sure to tune in early next week when AND brings the Q&A portion of the event.
Gretta Irwin joins Mike and Delaney to talk turkey; but first an update on today's news and closing market prices.
Today Mike and Delaney chat about weather conditions in the Great Plain states, RFS vapor requirements, and talk to Steve Bruere about land values across the U.S.
Mike and Delaney talk the latest news, read closing market prices and talk to Rob Sharkey; an Illinois boy. There really are no good words to describe the conversation with Sharkey, so just tune in and find out for yourselves!
On May Day this year, Delaney and Mike talk through the changes in school lunch policy and ask for listener's help naming a new segment. Also, the rain, snow and wind over the weekend prompted the markets to do some nice moves to upside, and we spent some time with Angie Setzer trying to decipher just what the future holds.
Today the conversation gets real with Daren Williams from the National Cattlemen's Beef Association and Mike and Delaney discover the real truth about eating beef. Check out more from Daren at http://darenwms.blogspot.com/.
Mike and Delaney talk news, commodity markets, where cattle have gone LIMIT UP, and talk to Marji Guyler-Alaniz about the movement she has started among women in agriculture.
On today's episode, Delaney asks Mike how he stays busy, and the team has a conversation with petroleum geologist Dr. Franek Hasiuck from Iowa State University. The bad news, there's no oil under the state of Iowa...
Today on the Ag News Daily podcast, Delaney and Mike talk Sonny Perdue's confirmation, what's rolling out in Washington, and Chad Colby talks drones and technology. Also, be sure to tune in to the end when Mike gives his own rendition of an old tune.
Today is a slow news day, so we took advantage of that to chew the fat a little bit with one of our regular guests, Elaine Kub. Elaine is an author as well as a markets maven, so we got some insights on her writing process and how she shapes a column or a book. Delaney and Mike also get her thoughts on the current state of the grain and livestock markets.
Mike and Delaney kick off today's show with some updates on RFS, Cow/Calf operations, and Mike's ever growing dandelion problem. But, stay tuned while they talk to Senator Joni Ernst about RFS, EPA, and her tour of Iowa. See you Monday!
Today's episode was shaped a little bit by all the social media posts about today being 4/20 - apparently the international day for marijuana. If you know why, please let us know on Twitter or Facebook. After getting off our 'high horse' so to speak, we chat with Naomi Blohm from Stewart-Peterson in Wisconsin about the markets. Cattle are on fire, and beans could see a $2.00 move. Which direction? Tune in now!
Delaney and Mike run through the usual round up of news, Delaney insults everybody south of HWY 34 and the team has a conversation with FoodAndSwine blogger and pork producer Cristen Clark about the challenges she faces working with the public in addition to raising high quality pork using modern production practices.
Today Mike and Delaney host the podcast from the Iowa Capitol, in Des Moines, during the "Cattleman at the Capitol" event hosted by the Iowa Cattleman's association. Today's news includes updates on the Brazilian beef scandal, planting progress, and Mike sings a little jingle. On the docket for interviews are cattle producers Bill Couser and Brian Sampson and NCBA board member Ed Greiman.
Mike and Delaney talk about the Trump Administration's overtures to Asia, trouble brewing in the school lunch line and have a conversation with Maureen Lee, Director of Marketing and Communications with Grassland Dairy Products, Inc., the Wisconsin dairy processor which has been most impacted by the change in Canadian dairy policy.
Today on AND, Mike Pearson and Delaney Howell talk Easter, EPA, and Dakota Access Pipeline before they are joined by John Holevoet of the Wisconsin Dairy Business Association to discuss potential solutions for the Wisconsin Dairy industry.
Today, Mike and Delaney talk about some of the news in the world of Agriculture - changes in the way EPA treats livestock operations, Wisconsin officials meet with dairy producers, electronic logbooks find more objections and, last but not least, Darin Newsom from DTN joins Mike to talk markets. Last time he was on, it was about the most depressing conversation ever; this time, he's found some bright spots, at least for the time being.
On today's show, Mike and Delaney talk about Delaney's empty refrigerator; good news for livestock vets and the difficulties for Wisconsin dairy farmers. Joining the team today is Jennifer Sauer, a Waterloo, Wisc. dairy producer who has been marketing her family's milk to Grasslands - a processor no longer able to accept the product because of the loss of the Canadian market. Jennifer talks about the uncertainty facing her family in just two short weeks as they work to find a new home for their milk.
Today Mike and Delaney report more news coming out of Washington D.C., bring you updates on the dairy industry, and tackle the WASDE report with Ted Seifried.
On today's episode, Mike goes on a rant about "antibiotic free meat" (IT'S ALL ANTIBIOTIC FREE!) and the crew has a conversation with Carrie Mess @DairyCarrie about Canada's refusal to honor contracts with American processors
Today on the Ag News Daily Podcast, Mike Pearson and Delaney Howell share a few quick news updates, read closing market prices, and are joined by Kurt Dallmyer of Washington, Iowa who shares his story producing cattle and the possible negative effects of electronic books.
Today Mike and Delaney talk about some possible news coming out of D.C. before the Senate recess, what's going on in the world of trade, and talk to Dustin Stanton, a co-owner of Stanton Brother's Eggs.
In this show, Mike and Delaney discuss what it's like being an adult and interview Robert White, Vice President of Industry Relations with the Renewable Fuels Association about all things ethanol.
Join Delaney Howell and Mike Pearson as they discuss the latest international news, talk trade, and Scott Heater takes the time to share his story and many roles he has taken on in the beef and international industries.
Join Delaney Howell and Mike Pearson as they briefly update on the latest agricultural news, and take a look at the USDA quarterly grain and stock reports with Angie Setzer.
Join Delaney Howell and Mike Pearson as they discuss more changes from the White House, news from McDonalds, give closing market prices, and discuss severe weather with KGAN anchor Justin Roberts.
Join Delaney Howell and Mike Pearson as they bring the latest news in the agricultural industry, share the latest market prices, and take time to interview Dr. Connor Ferguson to discuss some of the latest products in the herbicide world.
Join Delaney Howell and Mike Pearson as they discuss the latest breaking news, market updates, and Natalina Sents takes a break from her "Why I Farm Roadtrip" to join AND.
Join Delaney Howell and Mike Pearson as they provide brief agriculture news updates, and are joined by market analyst Darin Newsom to discuss the commodity markets for the weeks. Be sure to tune in Monday.
Join Delaney Howell and Mike Pearson as they follow up on Sonny Perdue's senate hearing, avian influenza outbreaks, and give a market update before talking to the one and only "farm girl with curls", Lauren Schwab.
Join Delaney Howell and Mike Pearson as they talk to Chip Flory of Market Rally Radio and get his back story as well as the latest market updates.
Join Delaney Howell and Mike Pearson today as they discuss the latest market news, trade agreements, and talk with Tanner Knupp about his trip to alleviate some Kansas farms dealing with the wildfire disaster.
Delaney Howell and Mike Pearson take a look at news from the EPA and JBS, talk with Angie Setzer about today's softness in the grain markets, and discuss the dismissal of the Des Moines Water Works lawsuit with Iowa Secretary of Agriculture, Bill Northey.
Join hosts Delaney Howell and Mike Pearson as they kick off their St. Patrick's day discussing the markets, news, and sit down to talk with Todd Janzen of Janzen Ag Law to discuss the new Ag Data Transparency program.
Join Mike Pearson and Delaney Howell as they bring you the first episode for the Ag News Daily Podcast. Kick off the first episode with them as they talk to Naomi Blohm and Elaine Kub, Market Analysts for the program.