Midday: Recent Episodes
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Karla Nichols catches up with Chris Roth, Reinke's President, to learn more about a $12 million investment towards a new robotic manufacturing system.
3X Olympian and Geneva, Nebraska native Maggie Malone-Hardin joined the Midday show to discuss her Paris experience. We discussed her involvement in Paris, qualifying for the Olympics and she opens up about not medaling and the emotions she went through. Catch the full conversation here!
Lets head to North Dakota to meet Matt Gast, a soybean farmer and USB Communications & Education Chair.
Dan Kellner in Saunders shares how rain has slowed down planting, but it will be a boost for alfalfa fields and pastures.
Val Dolcini with Syngenta talks more on the sustainability priorities for the company moving forward, plus a glance back to where they were just 10 short years ago.
The latest in Ag Weather, Ag News, Sports, The Business Report, exclusive interviews and the current regional news.
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The latest in Ag Weather, Ag News, Sports, The Business Report, exclusive interviews and the current regional news.
Listen to KRVN Midday, updated each day after 1:30 pm (CTS)!
The latest in Ag Weather, Ag News, Sports, The Business Report, exclusive interviews and the current regional news.
Listen to KRVN Midday, updated each day after 1:30 pm (CTS)!
The latest in Ag Weather, Ag News, Sports, The Business Report, exclusive interviews and the current regional news.
Listen to KRVN Midday, updated each day after 1:30 pm (CTS)!
The latest in Ag Weather, Ag News, Sports, The Business Report, exclusive interviews and the current regional news.
Listen to KRVN Midday, updated each day after 1:30 pm (CTS)!
The latest in Ag Weather, Ag News, Sports, The Business Report, exclusive interviews and the current regional news.
Listen to KRVN Midday, updated each day after 1:30 pm (CTS)!
The latest in Ag Weather, Ag News, Sports, The Business Report, exclusive interviews and the current regional news.
Listen to KRVN Midday, updated each day after 1:30 pm (CTS)!
The latest in Ag Weather, Ag News, Sports, The Business Report, exclusive interviews and the current regional news.
Listen to KRVN Midday, updated each day after 1:30 pm (CTS)!
The latest in Ag Weather, Ag News, Sports, The Business Report, exclusive interviews and the current regional news.
Listen to KRVN Midday, updated each day after 1:30 pm (CTS)!
Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul looks ahead at the weekend forecast. Chad talks with state climatologist, Al Dutcher about the harvest forecast. Jayson previews the UNK/Ft. Hays football game in Sports. Ellen steps in for regional News. Susan has more from the NE Alfalfa Marketing Association. Clay wraps up his Friday's in the Field with his final trip to Mac's Creek Winery and Vineyard to see the final steps in the grape to wine process. Clay returns with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, explains how long the rain will last. Dave visits with Miss Nebraska 2021, Morgan Holen of Omaha. Jayson has the latest Sports update. Dave returns with regional News. Susan has Ag Secretary, Tom Vilsack on USDA investments. Susan returns with Bessey Nursery supplies NRD trees, looking for interns as well. Clay talks with John Payne and more.
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains the latest on timing for widespread thunderstorms. Dave talks with Jason Lamb of Lamb Farm & Feedyard near Anselmo at the Custer County Corn Growers Crop Tour. Jayson has comments from Northwestern head coach about their upcoming matchup with Nebraska in Sports. Susan talks herbicides and crops. Alex chats with K-State Extension Associate Ward Upham who shares some tips for prepping houseplants for the winter months. *Clay wraps up Midday with John Payne.
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains when the rain will arrive. Susan talks with Jim Eschliman, Lower Loup NRD Director and NRD President. Dave says multiple crews responded to a structure fire in Nebraska in regional News. *Clay talks with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains how long the warm weather will last. Susan visits with Richard Giltner of Besse Nursery. Jayson has comments after the Husker football loss in Sports. Alex talks with Adam Wegner, director of marketing for the Nebraska Beef Council, recaps the fiscal year and shares about the role of beef in Climate Week NYC. Clay has John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul previews the weekend forecast. Chad catches up with state climatologist, Al Dutcher. Jayson previews a big weekend of football in Sports. Dave has the latest regional News. Susan joins Tim Bettington with Zoetis on the latest in the ag world. Susan returns with FNBO's Friday's In The Field. Clay talks with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains what to expect with a cold front's passage tonight into early tomorrow. Alex visits with Engler Director Tom Field about the early beginnings of the Engler program. Jayson has comments from a local Nebraska volleyball star in Sports. Dave provides more information about what closed I-80 in central Nebraska in regional News. Susan catches up with Greg Arendt of Valentine Livestock on selling calves. *Clay talks with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul breaks down where there was frost Tuesday night. Jayson previews a big night for Husker volleyball in Sports. Susan visits with Dr. Darrell Peel on cattle markets. Alex sits down with Lynne Hinrichsen, development officer for Farm Rescue, shares about an upcoming webinar called "Farm Rescue: Helping Farm Families in Crisis." Clay talks with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul breaks down where there could be some frost tonight. Jayson says the UNK football team has risen in the rankings in Sports. Dave says a plane landed on a rural road in Nebraska in regional News. Susan talks with Tim Lust of National Sorghum. Bob has the financial numbers in the Business Report. Alex has Senator Deb Fischer, who is a member of the Senate Agriculture Committee, recently spoke on the Senate floor about her bipartisan Precision Agriculture Loan (PAL) Act. Clay talks with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains when it will be warmer & cooler with some up & down temperatures. Alex visits with Kevin Thielen, executive director of the Kansas Beef Council about the recent operating committee meeting that was held to discuss funding decisions. Jayson says the NSAA has changed state track dates in Sports. Dave has the latest regional News update. Susan talks with Tim Chancellor about solar energy and hogs. *Alex returns with Jeff Peterson of Heartland Farm Partners about this week's market trends as harvest gets underway in parts of the Midwest. That and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains when a brief warming trend begins. Chad visits with state climatologist, Al Dutcher. Jayson previews a big weekend matchup for UNK football. Ellen steps in for News. Susan visits with state congressman Don Bacon. Dave has the Business Report. Alex has this weeks Friday's in the Field. Ryan Pekarek of Pekarek's Produce near Dwight joins us one final time for Fridays in the Field. He shares about pumpkins and what their operation does during the fall and winter months. *Clay wraps up Midday with John Payne.
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains where the primary threat for severe weather is. Bryce chats with two of the Nebraska FFA State Officers from HHD. Jayson previews a big high school football game in Sports. Ellen talks about the Team Jack Radiothon in News. Clay meets the latest NRD Hall of Fame Inductee Ted Hughes at HHD. *Clay returns with John Payne to wrap up Midday.
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains when warmer temperatures return. Susan talks with AARP Claire McHenry about investment scams. Jayson previews the big Husker volleyball match in Sports. Dave has more information about a hay fire in regional News. Clay visits with Terry Hejny who stopped by the broadcast center at HHD to talk Nebraska Lead. *Catch all of that and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains how great the severe risk is with scattered thunderstorms through tonight. Susan has more information about wheat nitrogen & phosphorus management. Jayson says a Husker was named Big Ten defensive player of the week in Sports. Dave has more info from a five alarm fire in Grand Island in News. Alex talks with Mitch Rippe, director of nutrition and education for the Nebraska Beef Council who recaps the State Fair and shares a recent opportunity to educate collegiate athletes about beef nutrition. Bob has the the Business Report. Clay talks with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Tyler breaks down the early harvest forecast. Chad visits with state climatologist Al Dutcher. Jayson previews week three high school football action in Sports. Ellen has the latest regional News. Susan talks with Jordan Dux on Build Back Better. *Clay visits with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Tyler says the early harvest season is shaping up to be a good one for farmers. Alex visits with Tom Field, director of the Engler program. He shares his early experiences with the program. Jayson recapped a big night for volleyball in Nebraska in Sports. Ellen steps in for News. Susan says a Superior Nebraska farmer developed a software program to make harvest paperwork much easier. Bob says stocks are mixed in the Business Report. Susan returns with Wheat Variety Selection. *Clay wraps up Midday with John Payne.
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Today on Midday: Tyler breaks down the forecast in Ag Weather. Susan catches up with LLNRD on education & projects. Jayson previews a big night in college volleyball in the state in Sports. Dave has more on a rural house fire in News. Alex talks with IANR Vice President and Vice Chancellor Mike Boehm who recently penned a letter to Ag Secretary Tom Vilsack regarding meat and poultry processing facilities. He shares details on that letter. Bob says stocks are lower again in the Business Report. Susan returns with Stocker Cattle field day info. *Clay wraps up Midday with John Payne.
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Tyler explains how the wet weekend has affected the crops. Susan talks with Chef RJ Harvey of Potatoes USA from the Nebraska State Fair. Jayson recaps the Husker football win in Sports. Dave has the latest regional News update. Dave returns with the Custer County Corn Growers on their annual crop tour near Anselmo. Bob says stocks are struggling in the Business Report. Susan returns with Senator Deb Fischer from the state fair. *Clay wraps up Midday with John Payne.
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains when a storm might occur over the weekend. Chad catches up with state climatologist, Al Dutcher. Jayson recaps the UNK football win in Sports. Dave has the latest regional News. Susan visits with Ag Director Steve & Gov. Ricketts. *Clay talks with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul breaks down the chances of severe weather through tonight. Susan features Mokas Popcorn from the Nebraska State Fair. Jayson previews the UNK football opener in Sports. Dave has more information about a foster home review in News. Susan returns with Raising Nebraska at the state fair. Bob has the latest financial information in the Business Report. Alex visits with NCBA Vice President Todd Wilkinson on federal tax policy at the recent NCBA Convention. *Clay wraps up Midday with John Payne.
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains the most likely time for thunderstorms. Susan learns about the fed steer challenge at the Nebraska State Fair. Jayson previews the UNK football home opener in Sports. Dave has comments from NPPD about the crew heading to Louisiana to help restore power in News. Susan returns to talk Nebraska corn at the state fair. *Clay talks with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul breaks down the timing for the next chance of widespread thunderstorms. Susan chats with Alicia Jones about Medicare scams. Jayson has comments from Nebraska football practice in Sports. Dave has the latest regional News. Susan returns with her conversation from the state fair with Nebraska Congressman Adrian Smith. *Catch that and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains where severe storms are possible through tonight. Jayson recaps the Husker football loss in Sports. Dave has a COVID update in News. Susan talks with Farm Rescue at the Nebraska State Fair. Bob has the week's first look at the stock numbers in the Business Report. Alex visits with Adam Wegner, director of marketing for the Nebraska Beef Council, shares about ways to interact with the beef industry at the Nebraska State Fair. Clay wraps up Midday with John Payne.
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul previews the weekend forecast. Chad catches up with state climatologist, Al Dutcher. Jayson previews the opening night of high school football in Sports. Ellen has the latest regional News. Alex previews the first-ever Herd That! Conference will be held Sept. 15 in Lincoln. The conference will feature workshops, keynote speakers, and a live cattle handling demonstration from Dr. Temple Grandin and Dr. Dean Fish. Bob recaps the stock numbers in the Business Report. Clay has Friday's In The Field as he heads back to Central Nebraska to check in on the grape harvest with Mac's Creek Vineyard. *Clay wraps up Midday with John Payne.
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains where severe storms could hit today. Alex visits with Tom Field, director of the Engler program, shares two of his most profound lessons from his time on his family's ranch in Colorado. Jayson says the opening Husker volleyball game has been cancelled in Sports. Ellen steps in for regional News. Alex returns with Shalene McNeill, executive director of nutrition, science, health and wellness with NCBA, shares about physician and parental education for incorporating beef in a young child's diet. Bob steps in for the Business Report. Susan catches up with Director Wellman talks about TikTok & NE Corn. *Clay wraps up Midday with John Payne.
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul breaks down the return of more heat. Susan visits with Neil Simons of Operation Hay Lift. Jayson has Husker football training camp audio in Sports. Ellen provides the latest regional News. Alex talks with Ted Perry with Purina shares nutrition tips for areas of drought. Bob has the latest stock numbers in the Business Report. Susan returns with Dr. Patrick Webb on AgView. *Clay wraps up Midday with John Payne.
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains when thunderstorm chances return. Whitney said the Nebraska Hereford Tour is back this year on September 11th in the southwest part of the state. Marie Farr shares more about it. Jayson says UNK Volleyball is ranked in the preseason Top 5 in Sports. Dave has comments from a Nebraska Senator about the happenings in Afghanistan. Susan visits with Pennsylvania Congressman GT Thompson. Bob has the latest stock numbers in the Business Report. Alex visits with NCBA's Josh White, executive director of producer education, and Dr. Julia Herman, beef cattle specialist veterinarian, share an update on producer education within the BQA program. *Clay wraps up Midday with John Payne.
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul breaks down when warmer than normal temperatures return. Chad visits with state climatologist Al Dutcher about the recent rains. Tyler previews the UNK volleyball scrimmage vs Air Force in Sports. Dave has details about a bank robbery in Gothenburg in regional News. Clay talks with Terry Hejny, Nebraska LEAD Director about the program after it was paused during the pandemic. *Alex has this week's episode of Fridays in the Field. She visits with Katie Pekarek of Pekarek's Produce. She handles the marketing side of the business and shares her strategies for marketing produce to both rural and urban customers.
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains where & how thunderstorms develop & track. Alex visited the NCBA Trade Show, Elanco spent time visiting with cattle producers on next steps in their cattle health plans. Bruce Hoffman with Elanco shares more. Tyler has comments from Scott Frost about the NCAA investigation with the Husker football program in Sports. Ellen says several youth were injured in a rural central Nebraska car accident in News. Clay visits with Chris Swift of Swift Trading who talks about the Northern plains drought and its impact on the cattle market. Bob has the latest stock numbers in the Business Report. Susan visits with UNL's Amy Schmidt about a current manure management survey looking for pork producers to answer a few questions. *Clay returns to wrap up Midday with John Payne.
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains when thunderstorm chances increase to likely. Susan learns more about the new elder financial exploitation law in Nebraska with Jina Ragland with AARP. Jayson has a UNK volleyball camp update in Sports. Dave has comments from Gov. Ricketts in regional News. Alex visits with Kiah Twisselman-Burchett, more affectionately known as Coach Kiah. She was named the 2020 Beef Advocate of the Year. She shares how losing over 125 pounds is just a small piece of her beef advocacy efforts. Bob talks about the stock market in the Business Report. Alex returns with the Overton FFA Chapter who is taking part in the 'There's a Pig in My Classroom' program through National FFA. Overton ag instructor Julie Louden and senior FFA member Cinch Kiger share details. *Clay wraps up Midday with John Payne.
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains how much rain is possible through Monday. In Sports, Tyler has comments from Scott Frost from their weekend scrimmage. Dave has more information on a double shooting in central Nebraska in News. Alex visits with Dustin Aherin with Rabo Agrifinance shares a price forecast for the upcoming year and explains the relationship between beef sustainability and economics. Bob says stocks are down in the Business Report. Clay talks with John Lange about the Nebraska Cattlemen's Beef Pit coming soon at the Nebraska State Fair. Clay returns with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains where a few strong to severe thunderstorms are possible. Alex talks with Tom Field, director of the Engler program about some of his biggest entrepreneurial failures with his personal ventures. Jayson has the latest Sports. Dave steps in for regional News. Alex returns with Carrie Behlke, who owns a ranch with her husband near Benkleman, NE. She was named the winner of the 2021 NCBA National Anthem Contest. *Clay talks with John Payne and more on Midday.
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains when temperatures turn more pleasant. Whitney says the Nebraska 4-H Foundation is preparing for state fair by providing premium money and more, Abby Durheim shares more with us. Jayson breaks down the Husker Volleyball national TV schedule in Sports. Dave has comments from two Nebraska senators after the infrastructure package was passed in regional News. Susan talks with Roger Berry about ethanol in Nebraska. Bob talks stock numbers in the Business Report. Bryce says the University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s Center for Agricultural Profitability will host a panel discussion with representatives of carbon credit organizations working with farmers and ranchers at noon on Aug. 12. We learn more with UNL Professor Dave Aiken. *Susan returns with John Payne to end Midday.
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains when scattered thunderstorms are possible. Susan chats with Jessica Kolterman Lincoln Premium Poultry. Jayson has comments from Nebraska volleyball head coach, John Cook in Sports. Dave has a western Nebraska wildfire update in News. Alex says state beef councils are attending the American Culinary Federation National Convention in Orlando. Bob provides the stock numbers in the Business Report. Bryce investigates a large wildfire that broke out in Banner County last week. Multiple state agencies and local resources are working to control the fire. We hear about the effort from local rancher David Schuler. *Clay wraps up Midday with John Payne.
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains when & where the greatest threat for severe storms will be. Chad chats with state climatologist, Al Dutcher. Jayson recaps a Nebraska native performance at the Olympics in Sports. Ellen says the University of Nebraska system has updated their COVID protocols in News. Susan says USGC sees expansion. Chabella talks with Jason Harimon about his new baby boy, crops, and restoring old tractors Clay wraps up Midday with John Payne.
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains what days it will be hot & dry. Susan talks with Brian Healy of the USGC. Jayson has a Husker football camp update in Sports. Ellen has the latest regional News. Bryce learns about Marble Technologies, a business that is working to automate some processes in meatpacking facilities. *That and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains when & where there's at least a scattered thunderstorm chance. Jayson provides an Olympic update in Sports. Dave provides the latest regional News. Alex talks with small business owner Kendra Hudson of Central Nebraska Buffalo who took a big leap of faith with her product, and she now provides bison meat to the Husker Athletic Training Table. That and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains how great the thunderstorm chances are. Susan talks with Mark Fetterhoff of the AARP Fraud helpline. Jayson has comments from OKC Thunder player Isiah Roby and his recent camp in Lincoln in the latest regional Sports. Dave says Tyson is making all employees get the COVID vaccination in News. Susan returns with NCGA Chair Kevin Ross on Ethanol Bob has the latest stock numbers in the Business Report Whitney visits with Hannah Pearson of Oconto who recently got elected to the National Junior Hereford Association Board. *Clay checks in with John Payne.
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul breaks down where thunderstorms are possible. Jayson has a Husker football camp update in Sports. Dave provides the latest regional News update. Alex says Nebraska's Natural Resource Districts were the recent hosts of the 2021 National Conservation Foundation Envirothon. The event took place at Nebraska Innovation Campus. Alex returns with Nebraska's beef industry who will be featured in a national sustainability campaign. Adam Wegner, director of marketing for the Nebraska Beef Council, shares details. *Clay talks with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains when & where the best chance for severe weather will be. Chad catches up with state climatologist, Al Dutcher. Jayson reviews the first day of Husker football fall camp in Sports. Dave says one person died in a train vs semi crash in northern Nebraska in the latest regional News. Bryce visits with Cicely Batie who was recently hired as the Assistant Director of the Nebraska Department of Agriculture. She stopped by our studios to share more about her background and experience. Chad has this weeks Friday's In The Field. Chad returns one final time with John Payne.
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains when it cools down with thunderstorm chances. From Des Moines, IA Susan visits with USGC's Ryan LeGrand. Jayson talks Big 12 threatening to sue ESPN in Sports. Dave has audio from Congressman Adrian Smith in News. Whitney explains producers are looking for a way to extend fall forage, oats might be an option. Ben Beckman shares about oats as a fall forage option. *Clay catches up with John Payne.
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains whether cooler temperatures will last long. Alex talks with Cooper Koch of York County 4-H about how the organization helped him discover his career path. Jayson has the latest regional Sports. Dave recaps a traffic accident on I-80 earlier today in News. Susan visits with Dan Erdman about Farm Rescue. Bob says stock are slightly down in the Business Report. Bryce checks in with NDA Director Steve Wellman on the upcoming Ag and Economic Development Summit. *Clay wraps up Midday with John Payne.
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Today on Midday: Paul says the heat is sticking around for one more day. Susan breaks down the latest Ag Equipment sales. Jayson says the Loper football team received high praise at media days in Sports. Dave has more information on a deadly shooting in Lexington in regional News. Bryce says the University of Nebraska - Lincoln has announced a new state-of-the-art Nebraska Equine Sports Complex. We learn more from Clint Krehbiel, head of the animal science department. Whitney steps in with Nebraska's Big Rodeo is Celebrating their 100th Anniversary this week. Jess Helgoth tells us more about the centennial event. Clay catches up with John Payne.
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Tyler explains when the heat moves in. Alex visits with Abby Heidari, director of nutrition for the Kansas Beef Council about feeding beef to young children and outlines upcoming nutrition programming. Jayson breaks down the news from the Big 12 in Sports. Dave has the latest regional News. Susan examines growing kidney beans. Bob breaks down how stocks are performing in the latest Business Report. Alex returns with Harley Hedrick is a York County 4Her who will be a fifth grader in the fall. She recently won third place overall in the State 4H PSA contest. *Clay wraps up Midday with John Payne.
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains when the worst of the heat hits. Susan visits with NCGA Board Member Deb Gangwish. Scott has comments from Scott Frost from Big Ten Media Days in Sports. Dave has more information about a toddler drowning at Johnson Lake in News. Alex talks with Madeline Kamler is a Fillmore County 4-Her who started a beehive and teaches classes about pollinators. Bob explains the latest financial numbers in the Business Report. Susan returns with a Wisconsin grower who producers horseradish. *Susan wraps up Midday with John Payne.
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains how long it will be drier & warmer than normal. Austin fills in for Sports. Dave has the latest regional News. Whitney visits with Del Ficke with Ficke cattle company about the Grazemaster breed of cattle that they developed. Clay catches up with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains when the peak of the heat arrives. Jayson previews game six of the NBA Finals in Sports. Ellen has the latest regional News. Bryce catches up with James Hickenbotham, Executive Director of the National High School Rodeo Association, to learn more about the finals rodeo taking place in Lincoln this week. Bryce returns with Grady Johnson from Holdrege. He was named as one of four finalists for the FFA American Star Farmer award. *Clay talks with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains when temperatures turn warmer than normal. Alex visits with Ann Marie Bosshamer, executive director of the Nebraska Beef Council. She previews what the Nebraska Beef Council will be funding for the upcoming year, following their recent board meeting. Jayson says a Husker football player has been named to a watch list. Dave reviews a Sunday morning fire in Franklin. Alex returns with IANR Vice Chancellor Mike Boehm, about the Barta Brothers Ranch and how it's being used to benefit Nebraska's ranchers. *Clay talks with John Payne and more on Midday!
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The latest in Ag Weather, Ag News, Sports, The Business Report, exclusive interviews and the current regional news.
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We heard about how weather has affected crops and potential from Channel seeds, Sugarcane Aphids and a cowboy from Oregon.
What is typically a slow day in sports ended up to be anything but . . . We hear from Trev Alberts the new AD at UN-L and Frank Solich the form Husker coach and retiring legend from Ohio. We will also get information from Mark McCully from the American Angus Association and the University of Wyoming about Kernza.
The latest in Ag Weather, Ag News, Sports, The Business Report, exclusive interviews and the current regional news.
Today, we talk about Soybean and Sorghum growers doubling their herbicides, the drought in California and a big time pitching prospect picking the Huskers.
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Today we will hear about damage at the Lancaster Events Center ahead of the National High School Rodeo; Greg Ibach will talk about conservation; and Ashley Kols of the Nebraska Cattlemen.
Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Tyler breaks down where severe weather could pop up. Chad visits with state climatologist, Al Dutcher. Austin has the latest Sports update. Alex has this week's Friday's in the Field feature. She visits Pekarek's Produce near Dwight, Nebraska. Ryan Pekarek shares the behind-the-scenes of preparing for area farmers' markets. Clay talks with John Payne and more on midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Tyler discusses how long the heat will last. Austin has an Olympic update in Sports. Ellen provides the latest regional News update. Bryce talks with Cooper Bass of Brewster, Nebraska. The All-Around Cowboy is competing at the National High School Finals Rodeo in Lincoln later this month. Clay catches up with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: Tyler breaks down when the heat will return in Ag Weather. Austin steps in for Sports. Ellen provides the latest regional News. Clay talks with NCIG (Nebraska Cattlemen's Insurance Group) Director Jeff Willis about the recent house committee hearing and dangers of stepped up basis and increased estate taxes. Bryce says the Nebraska Farmers Union is opposing a proposal to slowdown first class mail. We hear from Nebraska Farmers Union President John Hasen. *Clay returns with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Tyler previews the locations with the best chances of receiving rain. Jayson has the latest regional Sports. Dave steps in for News. Bryce says a Nebraska start-up is revolutionizing the traditional livestock fencing world with virtual fencing technologies. The system could help ranchers save on material, labor, and time while adopting more rotational grazing technologies onto their operations. We learn more with founder Jack Keating. Alex visits with Wacey Day, the 2021 Nebraska All-Around Champion Cowgirl. She's preparing to compete in the National High School Finals Rodeo. She shares about her rodeo career. *Clay talks with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains when there's a better chance of thunderstorms. Chad visits with state climatologist, Al Dutcher. Jayson has comments from interim Husker AD Garrett Klassy in Sports. Dave steps in for the latest regional News. Bob reviews the latest job report in the the Business Report. Whitney visits with the National Drought Mitigation center located on East Campus at the University of Nebraska Lincoln. Curtis Riganti talks to us more about the center and the National Drought Monitor. Clay catches up with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul breaks down where thunderstorms remain possible. Jayson discusses the NIL in Sports. Dave provides the latest regional News. Alex says the Nebraska Statewide Arboretum's Bloom Box program received a national award. We learn more about the program with program coordinator Sarah Buckley. Whitney visits with Sam Guenther, the program lead for the Nebraska Rural Fellows, about the program in 2021. *Clay talks with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains where the best chances for scattered thunderstorms will be. Bryce talks with American Farm Bureau Economist Veronica Nigh about the price of a July 4th cookout. Jayson says college student athletes in Nebraska will have an opportunity to benefit from their NIL from a state restaurant. Savannah has the latest regional News. Clay catches up with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains how long thunderstorm chances will linger. Alex talks with Abby Heidari, director of nutrition for the Kansas Beef Council, about a recent virtual multi-day event for registered dietitians called Nutrition Adventure. Jayson says a Husker volleyball player is still undecided about your future with the program in Sports. Dave says the Governor is ending coronavirus aid in News. Alex returns with the UNL Dairy Store. They've seen quite a few changes over the past year, including moving to a brand new location on East Campus. Terry Howell, executive director of the UNL Food Processing Center, shares details. *Clay talks with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Tyler breaks down the chances for rain in Nebraska. Jayson previews the CWS Championship in Sports Ellen provides the latest regional News. Alex says the the Nebraska FFA State Officers visited the Rural Radio Network at Nebraska Innovation Campus. The team just wrapped up COLT and FFA Foundation sponsor visits. Clay catches up with John Payne and more on Midday!
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In Ag Weather: Paul breaks down where the severe risk is tonight. Jayson has more information on a man who running across Nebraska for a good cause in Sports. Ellen provides the latest regional News. Whitney visits with Katherine Frels, the small grains breeder for the University of Nebraska Lincoln, about the current wheat crop and what is in the works for the small grains team. Clay talks with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul has more information on the severe storm threat Wednesday. Jayson previews another night of College World Series action in Sports. Ellen provides the latest regional News. Alex talks with Erin Borror with the USMEF about the growing role of exports in livestock markets. Alex returns with the virtual Alltech ONE Ideas Conference currently taking place for pork producers. Russell Gilliam, U.S. Swine Business Leader for Alltech, said the sessions will feature topics from around the world of interest to all pig farmers. That and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains when the heat returns. Alex visits with Adam Wagner, director of marketing for the Nebraska Beef Council about how the NBC is promoting beef this summer. Jayson recaps the 8-man all start football game in Sports. Ellen provides the latest regional News. Clay checks in with Randy Saner of the Nebraska Extension. He highlights the research currently being done with coop grazing cattle and sheep together. *Clay returns with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains when thunderstorms are possible. Chad visits with state climatologist, Al Dutcher. Jayson previews the 8-man all star game this weekend in Sports. Ellen provides the latest info from the Billy Quinn trial in southern Nebraska in News. All of that and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains how much cooler it will get behind a cold front. Clay says the Federal Reserve made a big announcement yesterday and the grain markets are reacting negatively to the news. Arlan Suderman explains why a possible interest rate hike in the next 2 years to negative for the market. Jayson has the latest regional Sports. Bryce visits with NDA Director Steve Wellman on some upcoming events from the Department of Agriculture. Clay returns with John Payne.
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul previews when it will be the hottest. Dave says the Agricultural Research Division at the Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources worked through and even thrived through the pandemic this past year. Dean for Agricultural Research, Archie Clutter has more. Jayson says a high profile college football player is transferring to Nebraska. Ellen provides the latest regional News. Dave returns and says East Campus Discovery Days and Farmers Market featured many departments on UNL's East Campus, among them Biological Systems Engineering. Department Head David Jones has more. *Clay talks with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains when there's at least a slight chance of thunderstorms. Chad visits with state climatologist, Al Dutcher. Jayson previews the Husker volleyball schedule in Sports. Dave has more information in a quad fatality in northeast Nebraska in regional News. Clay talks with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul breaks down where severe weather may pop up. Jayson has the latest regional Sports update. Dave identified the person who died in a one vehicle crash on I-80 near Lexington in regional News. Alex talks with IANR Vice President and Vice Chancellor Mike Boehm about what people can expect for the first-ever East Campus Discovery Days and Farmers' Market taking place this Saturday. Clay visits with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains the timing details for thunderstorms that could go severe. Alex visits with Jesse Fulton, director of the Nebraska Beef Quality Assurance program about details on the upcoming BQA training sessions across the state. Jayson says a Husker baseball player was named an All-American in Sports. Ellen has more information about a fatal crash on I-80 in central Nebraska in the latest regional News. Whitney says hot temperatures are hard on cattle. Galen Erickson, professor and beef feedlot extension specialist, shares how to reduce the impacts of heat stress on cattle. *Clay catches up with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains the timing details for various thunderstorm chances. Jayson recaps the Husker baseball loss in Sports. Ellen provides the latest regional Sports. Clay visits with Railen and Ralston Ripp, who are bringing their Jr. Livestock Show, Champions in the Valley, back for a second year in Franklin this weekend. Clay returns with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains when there's a chance for severe thunderstorms. Jayson recaps the big Husker baseball win in Sports. Dave says a new state commission was formed in regional News. Dave returns with Charles Herbster, a Republican from Falls City who announced his candidacy for Governor next year. Alex visits with Mitch Rippe, director of nutrition and education for the Nebraska Beef Council, shares about their recent Nutrition Adventure event. *Clay catches up with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul has timing details for a sustained warm & dry pattern. Chad checks in with state climatologist, Al Dutcher. Jayson previews the Husker baseball postseason tournament in Sports. Ellen has the latest regional News. Alex has this week's edition of Fridays in the Field. We learn about Pekarek's Produce, which is a produce farm in eastern Nebraska. They grow, sell and harvest produce 12 months of the year. *Clay talks with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains how long it will stay warm & dry. Jayson says another award was given to a Husker baseball player in Sports. Dave has the latest regional News. Clay visits with Bruce Treffer who is retiring from Nebraska Extension after a 43 year career. We learn how extension has changed in Bruce's time and his favorite memories. Along with those ah-ha moments that made it all worthwhile. Clay returns with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains where and when scattered thunderstorms are possible. Jayson has clips from Shrine Bowl coaches in Sports. Dave says the search for a missing Nebraska man in Hawaii is continuing in News. Bob provides the latest financial numbers in the Business Report. Clay talks with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul breaks down when a few thunderstorms are possible. Dave says over a hundred of rabbits were saved in a fire in the latest regional News. Alex visits with Kevin Thielen, executive director of the Kansas Beef Council, about this week's U.S. Meat Export Federation spring outlook session. Bob has the latest Business Report. Clay catches up with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains how much rain is possible over the holiday weekend. Alex continues to the Engler Journey with Tom Field, director of the Engler program, shares about his entrepreneurial experiences from elementary school. In Sports, Jayson recaps the final day in high school state golf. Dave has more information on severe weather/tornadoes in News. Clay talks with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul has the timing & where the severe weather threat is the greatest. Dave says Gov. Ricketts signed an important bill in regional News. Alex rounds out May as Renewable Fuels Month in Nebraska, she takes a look back at some of the highlights from the month, including the latest in biodiesel research and policy. Whitney visits with Aliesha Meusch, advisor for the Nebraska Junior Angus Association, about the upcoming activities taking place this summer. Clay talks with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains what is possible for severe weather Wednesday. Clay visits with Amber McDaniel about all the happenings from this past weekend's Mid States Hair Sheep Cooperative field day. Jayson previews day one of high school state golf in Sports. Ellen has the latest regional News. Clay returns with Mike Johnson with the Dawson County Ag Society discusses the spring classic cattle show that will be in Lexington this weekend. That and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains when sunshine returns. Clay talks with Jeannie Falk-Jones, North West Kansas K-State Extension Agronomist about how the winter wheat crop in North West Kansas has come back from the brink several times. Jayson has a state soccer preview in Sports. Dave has the latest regional News. Alex is Cruising with Renewable Fuels - Greg Anderson with the Nebraska Soybean Board shares about biodiesel on a local level. *Susan catches up with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains the likely time for thunderstorms. Alex visits with IANR Vice President and Vice Chancellor Mike Boehm about the Spring 2021 semester at UNL, including details on two new research centers. Jayson has a Sports update from Omaha. Dave says another name has been submitted to fill a vacancy in the Nebraska Legislature in regional News. Clay talks with K-State Wheat Extension Disease Specialist Dr. Kelsey Onofre about some of the diseases that may be encountered on the winter wheat tour going on in Kansas. *Susan chats with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains where severe weather may pop up this weekend. Chad talks with state climatologist, Al Dutcher. Scott fills in for Sports and has a state soccer update. Dave say UNL was gifted a ranch in regional News. Alex visits with IANR Vice President and Vice Chancellor Mike Boehm about the Western Rangeland Livestock Center. Clay continues the Fridays in the Field segment with Max "Mac" McFarland. He walks us through how his "hobby" has turned into the family vineyard, winery and brewery in the last 20 years. Susan visits with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains when thunderstorms are possible. Alex continues the Engler Entrepreneurship Journey. Ralston Ripp is a dreamer and a doer. In the past year, she started her own livestock show called Champions in the Valley, plus, she started her own boutique. Scott fills in for Sports with a state high school soccer tournament. Dave has the latest regional News. Alex returns with the Nebraska Cattlemen who has a new feature called the Beef Shop. Dawn Caldwell with NC shares details. *Clay visits with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul has the timing details for multiple thunderstorm chances. Jayson has results from day two of high school state soccer in Sports. Dave says flags will lowered at half staff in News. Alex is Cruising with Renewable Fuels - Kurt Kovarik with the National Biodiesel Board shares about policy efforts for biodiesel in Washington, D.C. Clay talks with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains where frost is possible tonight. Jayson visits with a Nebraskan who is trying to make an NFL team as a long snapper. Jayson returns with the latest regional Sports. Dave steps in for a News update. Whitney talks with David Boxler about the importance of fly control in beef cattle from spring through fall.
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains where rain chances are the greatest. Jayson recaps the successful weekend for Lexington soccer in Sports. Dave has the latest regional News. Clay visits with Jaelyn Quintana, a South Dakota State University sheep field specialist. She walks us through what to expect during an upcoming sheep and goat field day in Lexington. Bob breaks down the financial numbers in the latest Business Report. Alex learns more about the Nebraska Beef Passport program with the Nebraska Beef Council. Clay returns with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains the timing for dry and seasonal weather. Jayson has the latest regional Sports outlook. Ellen provides the Wednesday edition of regional News. Alex features Cruising with Renewable Fuels - We learn about a new study from the National Biodiesel Board that shows the health benefits of biodiesel. Clay catches up with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul breaks down when warmer weather returns. Alex learns more about the Kansas Beef Certificate Program with the Kansas Beef Council. Jayson has the latest regional Sports update. Alex returns with more about a webinar happening on Thursday that will focus on trace minerals for the breeding season. Clay talks with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains when scattered frost is possible. Bryce talks with Jeff Peterson, the President of Heartland Farm Partners about weather trends that would be concerning for the market momentum. Jayson recaps the Husker baseball series with Rutgers in Sports. Ellen steps in for the latest regional News. Clay catches up with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul has a full weekend outlook. Chad visits with state climatologist, Al Dutcher. Jayson previews the upcoming weekend Husker baseball series in Sports. Ellen has the latest regional News. Jayson returns to visit with voice of the Huskers, Greg Sharpe to preview the Red/White Spring Game. Alex wraps up the Women in Ag Series with Loretta Naprstek an elementary teacher for 41 years, and, according to her husband, she is the best ranch wife anybody could ask for. Clay talks with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains when summer-like temperatures return. Alex continues the Engler Entrepreneurship Journey with Cole Kalkowski, the owner of CJK Media. He shares his work and how Engler has helped him develop ideas and grow his business. Jayson previews the NFL draft in Sports. Dave says a teen in Kansas was killed when she was hit on the side of the road in regional News. Clay talks with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul breaks down the timing for the return of warmer & drier weather. Jayson has comments from Husker AD, Bill Moos in Sports. Ellen fills in for the latest regional News update. Chabella continues the Women in Ag Feature. Clay talks with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today in Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul breaks down where the greatest severe weather threat is. Jayson says a couple of Husker volleyball players are leaving the program in Sports. Dave has the latest regional News. Bryce visits with Stacey Agnew of the Nebraska FFA Foundation about a grant program that can help Nebraska FFA chapters and students. Alex continues the Women in Ag Feature with Robin Mann of Sutherland. She's been working at The Anderson's in Paxton for 10 years and has worked her way up the ladder to Operations Supervisor. *Clay talks with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains how much rain is possible with a likely thunderstorm chance on Tuesday. Alex visits with Adam Wegner with the Nebraska Beef Council about sustainability research. Jayson has more on the Husker baseball team getting ranked in Sports. Dave recaps a fatal motorcycle crash over the weekend in Lincoln in the latest regional News update. Alex returns with the Center for Rural Affairs about their home ownership and home improvement loans in rural Nebraska. Kim Preston with CFRA shares details. *Susan talks with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains when it will be the warmest over the next week. Chad checks in with state climatologist, Al Dutcher about the latest forecast. Jayson previews the upcoming Husker baseball road series in Sports. Dave has more information about a potential tax hike in the latest News report. Alex visits with UNL Rodeo Coach Marshal Peterson about this weekend's Nebraska Cornhusker College Rodeo. *Clay talks with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains when warmer weather arrives. Jayson has comments from the Husker kicker in Sports. Dave says a late night standoff in southwest Nebraska has been resolved in the latest regional News. Bryce visits with the Switzer Ranch of Loup County after being selected as the recipient of the 2021 Nebraska Leopold Conservation Award. He's joined by Sarah Sortum who accepted the award on behalf of the family. Clay talks with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul has timing for additional light rain & snow. Clay visits with Scott Jarman, VP of the Nebraska Auctioneers Association, as he walks us through what to expect at the 2021 Nebraska State Auctioneer Contest. Dave says the state budget has room for a new state prison in the latest News update. Bob provides the latest stock numbers in the Business Report. Clay returns with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul details how cold it could get with near record lows tonight. Jayson says a Grand Island basketball senior is visiting the Huskers in Sports. Dave says a central Nebraska whitewater park is getting an upgrade in News. Whitney says part of Nebraska is looking dry heading into the summer of 2021. We hear comments from Travis Mulliniks, a range cow production system specialist from the University of Nebraska Lincoln, on how to prepare for a potential drought. Alex continues the Women In Ag Feature with Tori Dickinson of southeast Kansas who had to take over the farm when her husband lost a battle with cancer. She's nearly doubled the size of the farm since then. *Clay chats with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains how much snow is possible through tonight. Alex visits with Sharla Huseman, director of marketing for the Kansas Beef Council about her experiences at the Greater Kansas City Chef's Association monthly meetings. Jayson has a look at the weekend in Sports. Dave says another coronavirus variant has been found in Nebraska in the latest News update. Bob looks at stocks in the Business Report. Clay talks with John Payne and more in Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul breaks down when rain and snow is likely. Alex continues the Engler Entrepreneurship Program with Jeanette Kleppinger who teaches business and entrepreneurship at West Side High School in Omaha. She shares how she gets high schoolers to think outside the box. Scott has the latest regional Sports. Ellen steps in for News. Ellen returns with Nebraska Beef Quality Assurance Program Director Jesse Fulton with more information about upcoming training and recertification sessions for BQA. Clay catches up with John Payne and more on Midday!
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In Ag Weather, Paul explains the timing for the most likely period of rain and snow. Clay talks with K-State Extension Agent Alyssa Rippe-May as she highlights the upcoming small ruminant field day in Norton KS. Scott fills in for regional Sports. Dave says Gov. Ricketts signed a proclamation today in News. Whitney recaps the 2021 Nebraska State FFA Convention last week. We hear comments from Paxton Dahmer, the Central Region Vice President of the National FFA Organization. Clay returns with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul breaks down when the most likely time for rain is. Jayson has audio from the newest Husker wide receiver in Sports. Dave recaps a weekend fire that occurred at a train station in the panhandle in the latest News update. Alex visits with NSDA Executive Director Kris Bousquet to recap the 2021 NSDA Convention. Alex returns for the Women in Ag Feature: Wilma Haussermann of Arapahoe has been involved in agriculture since she was born, 93 short years ago. Clay chats with John Payne and more in Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains if there will be more breezy winds. Alex visits with Dawn Caldwell with the Nebraska Cattlemen discussing the cattlemen's membership. Jayson recaps the weekend Husker baseball series in Sports. Ellen has the latest regional News. Clay talks with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains how much additional rain could fall late in the week. Jayson has comments from new the Husker men's basketball assistant coach in Sports. Dave says a name has entered the race for Nebraska's next governor. Alex visits with Alex Miller who went from earning his Greenhand Degree in FFA, to competing on American Idol, to preparing for a performance at the Grand Ole Opry. We learn more about the 17-year-old's journey. Clay catches up with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul breaks down where the greatest severe risk is through tonight. Bryce says the 93rd Nebraska FFA Convention kicks off this week. We hear from the State President about what the celebration will look like. Jayson says the Husker men's basketball team added another assistant coach in Sports. Dave has state coronavirus updates in News. Alex visits with Deb Peden of Cozad for the Women in Agriculture feature. She did not grow up in agriculture, so she talks about her transition to working full time on her husband's family operation. Clay talks with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains if record warmth is possible this weekend. Alex visits with Randall Debler, a Kansas rancher and KS Beef Council Vice Chair, recaps the recent Beef Insights webinar. He also shares about a new app that turns recipes into grocery lists. Jayson previews the NCAA men's basketball title game in Sports. Dave says COVID numbers are on the rise in News. Clay finishes the conversation that started last Friday with Dick Helms of Flying H Genetics and his Roughage and Ready Bulls. Susan talks with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul tells us if record warmth is possible this weekend. Chad Moyer visits with state climatologist, Al Dutcher. Jayson says the Husker AD could be on the way out in Sports. Dave has the latest regional News. Clay continues Friday Feeders with Flying H Genetics that's been developing bulls and heifers on a "Roughage and Ready" system for nearly 6 decades. Dick Helms explains why they chose to start developing cattle with this method and the benefits it's brought to his herd. That and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains when temperatures will reach the 80s. Alex continues the Engler Entrepreneurship program with twin brothers Matt and Joe Brugger, the cofounders of Upstream Farms. They started the business as a way to add value to their family farm so they could return home after college. Jayson previews MLB Opening Day in Sports. Dave has the latest regional News update. Bryce is joined by Terry Hejny, Nebraska LEAD Program director, to discuss the program, the application window, etc.. Clay talks with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains the timing details for a sustained warming trend. Jayson recaps the Husker volleyball presser in Sports. Dave says prescribed burns will start occurring more in regional News. Alex talks with Jim Jansen, UNL ag economist, shared a few preliminary results from the 2021 Nebraska Farm Real Estate Survey in a recent webinar. Clay chats with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains when temperatures will dip into the 20s. Jayson says the Husker volleyball games with Penn State have been canceled in Sports. Dave has the latest regional News update. Alex visits with IANR Vice President and Vice Chancellor Mike Boehm about the role of science literacy at UNL. Clay chats with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul details when the temperatures will cool down. Alex visits with Mitch Rippe, director of nutrition and education with the Nebraska Beef Council, shares about the Nebraska Academy of Family Physicians Conference and Beef for the Classroom program. Jayson recaps a successful weekend for Husker baseball in Sports. Dave has the latest details from a fatal weekend Kearney accident in News. Bob says stocks were mixed in the Business Report and Clay talks with John Payne, that and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains when it will be dry with warmer than normal temperatures. Chad talks with Nebraska climatologist, Al Dutcher. Jayson has the latest regional Sports. Dave says a tragedy was avoided in central Nebraska in the latest News. Alex says cute, fluffy chicks are making their presence known in farm stores across the country, but there are a lot of things to consider before putting some in a box to take home. We learn more with NE Extension Poultry Specialist Dr. Sheila Purdum. Alex returns with Hannah Esch, founder of Oak Barn Beef, invests a lot of time into DNA testing and genetic selection within her family's herd. Now that it's calving season, she sees some of that selection paying off with maternal traits. Clay catches up with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul breaks down the timing for a few more chances of rain. Jayson says fans can begin to attend Husker athletics in Sports. Dave has the latest regional News. Clay talks with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul tells when rain chances decrease. Bryce learns how the Chicago Board of Trade works to create prices at the local grain elevator. Comments from Jeff Peterson of Heartland Farm Partners. Jayson says a few area high schools made head coaching hires in Sports. Dave has more information on fatal house/shop fires in the area in News. Bryce visits with Steve Wellman, the director of the Nebraska Department of Agriculture, joins us to celebrate National Ag Day/Ag Week. Clay talks with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains how much rain is going to fall. Jayson previews the Creighton March Madness game in Sports. Dave has the latest regional News. Clay talks with key board members of Sustainable Beef, North Platte's Mayor, and Nebraska Cattlemen's Executive VP on the proposed beef packing plant in North Platte. Alex says the Kansas Beef Council is hosting a "Beef Insights" webinar on Wednesday to explore beef demand insights and what the checkoff has done to keep beef top of mind with consumers. Clay returns with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul says warmer weather is on the way. Alex visits with UNL senior Abby Durheim about her transition from Virginia agriculture to Nebraska agriculture. Jayson previews the Husker volleyball game tonight in Sports. Dave has the latest regional News. Alex returns with a Nebraska produce farm that was named a 2021 Nebraska Passport destination is busy preparing for the spring and summer. Ryan Pekarek of Pekarek's Produce shares more. Bryce talks with IANR Vice Chancellor Mike Boehm about highlights from Nebraska Extensions year in which they were forced to pivot due to the pandemic. That and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains what to expect for precipitation with one last passing storm. Bryce says Nebraska Gov. Pete Ricketts spent part of Monday in Omaha railing against a proclamation by the governor of Colorado that encourages people to avoid meat for one day a week. We hear highlights from the news conference. Scott says three Husker men's basketball players are leaving the program in Sports. Dave has the latest regional News update. Clay says last week Nebraska Farm Bureau's new state leadership toured and met with producers in Central Nebraska. We hear more from their evening meeting in Curtis with the LCRA group. Clay returns with Paul Mooseman, President of Ag West Commodities, joins us to remind farmers about Ag West Commodities final marketing webinar happening tomorrow. That and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains when additional chances of precipitation are possible. Alex says March is full of beef promotions for the Nebraska Beef Council. Adam Wegner, director of marketing, shares more about how beef is being promoted during St. Patty's Day, Beef on the Menu Day, and more. Scott sits in for regional Sports. Dave says I-80 remains closed in Nebraska in News. Alex returns with a Purdue University professor who said recently that the COVID-19 pandemic has caused several changes in the beef industry, many of which could be here to stay. Bryce talks with Jeff Peterson of Heartland Farm Partners to learn more about "the funds" in the market and the role that they play. Clay talks with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul breaks down the time line for rain and some thunderstorms. Chad visits with state climatologist, Al Dutcher. Scott previews a busy weekend in Sports. Dave has the latest regional News. Alex says the Nebraska Ag Sack Lunch program is offering the option for schools to meet in person for the spring of 2021. Clay talks with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains where thunderstorms are possible Tuesday night. Jayson talks basketball in Sports. Dave says COVID variants are popping up in Nebraska in the latest News update. Alex says Nebraska Cattlemen Foundation scholarships are due March 15. Ryan Loseke, NCF vice president, shares details. Clay talks with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains how warm Tuesday will get. Alex visits with Abby Heidari with the Kansas Beef Council about checkoff resources that promote beef in a heart-healthy diet. Jayson recaps a big weekend for UNK women's basketball in Sports. Dave has the latest regional News. Clay talks with Kristian Rennert about how the seedstock bull market is looking in the early part of 2021. Clay returns with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul breaks down where rain and measurable rain is possible Thursday night. Alex has a two part interview with a University of Illinois professor who is studying how changing plate shape can reduce food waste. Jayson previews the MIAA tournament game with UNK women in Sports. Dave talks about the Nebraska Passport Program in News. Clay visits with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: Starting in Ag Weather, Paul has the timing details for the milder temperatures. Alex says Nebraska 4-H is offering new volunteer recognition opportunities in 2021. Jill Goedeken with NE Extension shares details. Jayson previews the first day of girls state high school basketball in Sports. Ellen has the latest regional News. Bryce is joined by Allison Rivera, Executive Director of Government Affairs for the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association. She shares an update to the ELD Mandate and Hours of Service requirements as they relate to the livestock industry. Clay catches up with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul previews a warm week of temperatures. Alex visits with Ann Marie Bosshamer with the Nebraska Beef Council about Nebraska beef export promotions and uses. Jayson says a Husker men's basketball player has left the program in Sports. Dave says a mass COVID vaccination event will take place in Kearney in regional News. Clay talks with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains when the coolest of the next 7-days will be. Susan catches up with state climatologist Al Dutcher about river flooding. Scott has the latest regional Sports. Dave highlights a state winery in News. Clay talks with brothers Spencer and Parker Walahaski about their livestock feeding endeavors through 4-H and FFA. Clay returns with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains when it turns warmer than normal for a sustained time. Scott previews boys postseason high school basketball in Sports. Dave recaps an award ceremony for a local sheriff's office in News. Alex says Amherst FFA member Luke Palmer has a not-so-ordinary SAE. He shares about his SAE in the area of specialty animal production. Clay talks with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains how much cooler it will be behind a cold front late Tuesday. Jayson preview boys postseason high school basketball in Sports. Dave steps in for the latest regional News. Clay catches up with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explain how long it will stay dry & milder. Alex says the Kansas Beef Council has created air fryer recipes that spotlight beef. Scott Stebner with the KBC shares more. Jayson recaps the Husker volleyball win in Sports. Dave has the latest regional News. Bryce visits with Nebraska State Fair Executive Director Bill Ogg about changes to the fair for 2021. Clay talks with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains how long it will stay milder before another cold front. Chad talks with state climatologist Al Dutcher. Jayson previews the Husker volleyball weekend in Sports. Ellen provides the latest regional News. Susan says Cong. Bacon is spending time traveling across Nebraska to learn more about the state's ag industry...using that info for his House Ag Committee appointment and maybe info for a run for Gov. Alex visits with Hannah Esch, founder of Oak Barn Beef about the butcher process for her beef business in this week's edition of Friday Feeders. Clay interviews John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul previews the weekend forecast. Alex visits with UNL sophomores Trent Marshall and Kaden Schow who have used the Engler program to merge their talents and create a musical enterprise. Jayson talks day two of high school state wrestling in Sports. Ellen provides the latest News. Alex returns with a UNL researcher who is studying the impact of the August derecho with the goal of improving silo and bin design. Clay talks with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains when temperatures warm to seasonal. Alex talks with Tom Brink, CEO of the Red Angus Association of America, discusses adding value to livestock through approved certification programs. Jayson talks state wrestling in Sports. Ellen has the latest regional News. Alex has a two part interview series with the High Plains Ag Lab near Sidney as they celebrate their 50th anniversary. Leon Kriesel has played an important role in HPAL over the years, and he shares about the history. Clay talks with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul tells us how the current streak of below zero temperature ranks. Jayson provides the latest regional Sports. Ellen has the recent News. Bryce is joined by Grant Otten, Nebraska Public Power District media relations specialist, who shares the latest information on the rolling blackouts across the region. Clay talks with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains where today and tomorrow's cold ranks in the record books. Alex visits with Adam Wegner, director of marketing with the Nebraska Beef Council, shares results from a recent Nebraska consumer survey. Jayson recaps a busy weekend of hoops in Sports. Ellen has the latest regional News. Clay talks with Paul Mooseman with Ag West Commodities about what to expect in their webinar concerning Chinese demand tomorrow.
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains where most of the next snow will fall. Chad catches up with state climatologist, Al Dutcher. Scott recaps a successful night of Loper athletics in Sports. Dave shares more information about an infant death in Kearney in regional News. Alex says February is American Heart Month, and cardiovascular disease is America's number one killer. We hear how Nebraska native Angie Jorgensen rebuilt her life after surviving a heart attack, at least one stroke and a rare tumor. Clay talks with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains when and where accumulating snow is expected. Scott previews a big night of basketball in Sports. Dave says Sandhill Cranes will be arriving in Nebraska soon in News. Alex says February is American Heart Month, and cardiovascular disease is America's number one killer. Nebraska native Angie Jorgensen shares her story about surviving a heart attack, at least one stroke and a rare tumor all at once. Clay visits with Paul Mooseman, President Ag West Commodities, highlights their upcoming webinar on China and US exports. That and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains how cold it will get by the weekend. Jayson previews the Husker men's basketball game in Sports. Dave has the latest regional News. Alex has more from the Kansas Beef Council Exec. Director Kevin Thielen from the 2021 Cattle Industry Winter Business Meetings. Clay talks with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul tells us how long the cold may last. Jayson recaps the Husker men's basketball game in Sports. Dave has info on a robbery suspect at large in News. Bob has the latest stock information in the Business Report. Clay chats with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains how long it will stay cold. Dave caught up with Lt. Gov. Mike Foley at the Dawson County Cattlemen's annual banquet Saturday evening in Cozad. Jayson recaps the Super Bowl in Sports. Dave returns for the latest regional News. Alex says applications for the Nebraska Land Link program are now open. Extension Educator Allan Vyhnalek shares details. Dave returns one final time with Terry Crawford and Walking C Cattle Co of Lexington who was inducted into the Dawson County Cattlemen Hall of Fame Saturday evening in Cozad.
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Today on Midday: Paul explains when to expect daytime highs in the single digits & overnight lows below zero. Alex visits with Engler Alum Alix Ambriz who has a full-time job, two boys under the age of two, and now a purposeful side hustle called Created To Do that was just launched in September. Jayson says Omaha will host the entire NCAA Volleyball tournament in Sports. Alex returns with info on a new trade policy internship award through the Yeutter Institute that's honoring Nebraska Farm Bureau’s Steve Nelson. Comments from Yeutter Institute Director Jill O'Donnell. Bryce caught up with Paul Hottovy of Duo Lift Manufacturing at the Iowa Ag Expo to talk about challenges to company faced in 2020 and getting back to the farm show this year. That and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains when a flash freeze could make it slick. Clay talks with Mike Lashley, Lashley Land and Recreational Brokers, highlighting the current land market and what invites people to the Buffalo Bill Farm and Ranch Expo. Jayson has the latest Sports. Clay returns with Nebraska Farm Bureau Policy Director Jordan Dux to talk about the new administration and what it means for agriculture this past weekend at the Young Farmers and Ranchers Conference. Clay then visits Sye Tecker at the YF&R conference in Kearney about creating unique branded products and services in Nebraska agriculture. Tecker talks about his business Up a Crick Hops Yard and Taphouse.
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains what day will be the mildest of the next seven. Clay learns more about the upcoming Dawson County Cattlemen's annual banquet from President Johnathan Garwood. In Sports, Jayson says the Husker OC is staying. Dave breaks down a bill in the legislature to allow motorcycle riders in the state to ride without helmets. Bob has information on the stock market in the Business Report. Clay returns with Mark Alberts recaps the Central Platte Rangeland Associations annual meeting and why prescribed burns are important for range management.
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains where a wintry mix, light snow and rain are possible. Chad talks with state climatologist Al Dutcher. Jayson previews the Husker volleyball weekend in Sports. Dave says directed health measures in Nebraska could change in News. Alex says season three of Heartland Docs, DVM is premiering this Saturday at 10/9 central on Nat Geo Wild. The show features Nebraska husband and wife vet duo Doctors Ben and Erin Schroeder (pronounced Schrater) who preview season three. Clay talks with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains what areas could see a wintry mix, snow or rain this weekend. Jayson previews the UNK women's basketball game in Sports. Dave tells us what new cookie will be offered by Girl Scouts in News. Bryce says the application deadline for communities to participate in the University of Nebraska–Lincoln’s 2021 Rural Fellows program has been extended to March 1. Clay chats with John Payne and more!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains when milder temperatures arrive. Jayson says a Nebraska high school coach was fired, despite being undefeated in Sports. Dave has the latest regional News. Alex visits with Abby Heidari, director of nutrition with the KS Beef Council, shares about beef's role in the newly-released Dietary Guidelines for Americans. Clay talks with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul tells us when the temperatures warm up again. Alex visits with a registered dietician who incorporates the Nebraska Beef Council's nutrition materials into her work. Jayson has more information about three Husker football players transferring in Sports. Dave has the latest regional News. Bryce discusses genetic potential in the cow-calf industry with the Certified Angus Beef Brand. Clay chats with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains when today's snow winds down and another system arrives. Jayson breaks down the Super Bowl in Sports. Dave talks with Mike Moritz from the National Weather Service about the snow storm in News. Rebel visits with Dr. Tiffany Heng-Moss, Dean of the College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources at the University of Nebraska Lincoln, as she reflects on fall of 2020 and the upcoming semester. Bryce has UNL Chancellor Dr. Ronnie Green to discuss a recent visit from a top Homeland Security official and funding for a USDA office in Lincoln. Clay talks with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul has the timing details for 3 systems that Increase chances for snow & a wintry mix. Chad catches up with state climatologist Al Dutcher. Scott talks about the passing of Hank Aaron in Sports. Dave says the Mega Millions pot has gone up in News. Alex visits with Jesse Fulton, the new director for the Beef Quality Assurance program in Nebraska. Clay talks with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains how much of a chance there is for snow and a wintry mix. Alex talks with Vishal Singh is the founder and CEO of Quantified Ag - a Nebraska company that created the "FitBit for cattle" technology. We learn how Engler influenced this business. Scott fills in for Sports. Dave explains how the Nebraska court system has adjusted during COVID in News. Bob explains how the stock market is doing in the Business Report. Clay ends Midday with John Payne.
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Today on Midday: Scott fills in for Jayson and talks wrestling in Sports. Dave has the latest News. Bryce is joined by Mark McHargue, Nebraska Farm Bureau President, to recap the American Farm Bureau Convention and the kick-off to the Nebraska Legislature. Alex says a recent conversation with 25x25 and Solutions from the Land, these two organizations share about their efforts in renewable energy and global sustainability. Clay talks with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul breaks down how long it will stay mild & dry. Jayson says Husker volleyball have set start times in Sports. Dave has the latest on a missing Nebraska man in News. Alex says Fonner Park in Grand Island has been busy gearing up for the 2021 racing season while coordinating plans for a casino. CEO Chris Kotulak provides an update. Clay chats with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains when It will be the mildest of the next 7-days. Clay has a two part series with Tim Sladek of Waypoint Bank Branch President in Cozad discussing how farmers and other rural small businesses are eligible in the second round of the Small Business Administration's Paycheck Protection Program or PPP 2.0. Jayson recaps with the weekend in Sports. Dave says a North Platte man died in a rollover accident near Overton in News.
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul tells us what the temperature and precipitation outlook indicates for next week. Chad catches up with Nebraska Ag Climatologist, Al Dutcher. Jayson says the Husker coaching staff is losing a member in Sports. Dave has more on a southwest Nebraska community evacuation in News. Alex talks with Hannah Esch, founder of Oak Barn Beef as she shares the challenges her company has faced with local processors. Clay talks with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains how long the strong winds will last. Jayson says a Husker football player is coming back to help bolster the defense in Sports. Dave breaks down Gov. Ricketts state of state address in News. Bob says stocks are up in the Business Report. Clay has Paul Mussman on about what pushed his company Ag West Commodities to host a cash marketing webinar tomorrow. Clay returns with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Tyler previews when the violent winds move in. Jayson has the latest Husker football roster news in Sports. Clay talks with UNL Extension Educator Chuck Burr about some of the final numbers on the 2020 TAPS (Testing Ag Performance Solutions) program. Clay returns with John Payne and much more on Midday!
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The latest in Ag Weather, Ag News, Sports, The Business Report, exclusive interviews and the current regional news.
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains how long it will stay sunny & mild. Jayson previews the college football national championship in Sports. Dave has the latest regional News. Clay talks with Paul Mussman, President of Ag West Commodities about their upcoming webinar over cash marketing in the current market environment. Clay returns with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains when and where the sunshine will return. Alex says the Engler program has partnered with the Center for Rural Affairs to offer a free "CEO School" for current and aspiring entrepreneurs. Scott has the latest Sports. Dave says a potential bomb threat was made in Kearney in the latest News. Alex returns with the U.S. Soybean Export Council on developing new relationships with emerging markets like Nigeria and Egypt. Clay catches up with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains how long the cooler temperatures will persist. Jayson says UNK and UNL volleyball teams received Top 25 preseason rankings in Sports. Dave has the latest in News. Alex gets an update from the U.S. Soybean Export Council on the Phase One Deal and emerging markets. Alex returns with the Nebraska Corn Growers Association and says they have a number of program and scholarship applications that are now open. Clay talks with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul details where and when the most snow will fall. In Sports, Jayson previews the Heisman Trophy award. Dave says NPPD is looking to go green in News. Alex talks with Kris Bousquet with the Nebraska State Dairy Association as she shares highlights of 2020. Bryce then catches up with Adam Wegner, Director of Marketing for the Nebraska Beef Council, reflecting on the success in a few campaigns in 2020. Clay wraps up Midday with John Payne.
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains how long the milder temperatures will last. Bryce then sits down with Jeff Peterson of Heartland Farm Partners to discuss what the corn and soybean markets could look like in 2021. Jayson breaks down the NFL playoffs in Sports. Dave says a 15-year-old Nebraska boy was murdered in News. Bob explains why stocks are struggling and Clay talks with John Payne.
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Tyler explains where the next winter storm may hit. Alex says the Department of Homeland Security recently visited the Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources at UNL. Mike Boehm explains the relationship between the DHS and IANR. Ellen has more on a rural fire in central Nebraska in News. Bryce catches up with Nebraska Soybean Board Executive Director Scott Ritzman to discuss 2020 and preview what is in store in 2021. Bryce returns with Congressman Jeff Fortenberry about his success in achieving $11.2 million in federal funding for the planning and design of a USDA Agricultural Research Service facility.
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Tyler explains what the upcoming forecast holds. Alex visits with Jonathan Jank with Seward County Economic Development to learn about the Rural Fellows program from the community's perspective. Ellen has the latest regional News. Bryce interviews Kelly Brunkhorst, the Executive Director of the Nebraska Corn Board, as he describes the challenges and opportunities that face the corn industry in 2021. Clay catches up with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Tyler explains when the winter system arrives. Jayson has the latest in Sports. Alex says the Engler program had an overall successful 2020. Now, the program is gearing up for 2021. Director Tom Field shares more. Bryce is joined by Jeff Peterson of Heartland Farm Partners as he looks back on the markets in 2020. Clay talks with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains when it will be the warmest over the next week. Alex catches up with Engler Director Tom Field and learns more about their scholarships that are due by Jan. 4. Jayson previews a slower day in Sports. Ellen says the Two Rivers Risk Dial is still up in News. Alex returns with part two of the Idaho Potato Commission discusses about changes in consumer trends and fun potato activities. Clay talks with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul breaks down when it will turn drier & milder. Jayson steps in for the latest Sports. Ellen fills us in on regional News. Alex features potatoes as they are likely to make an appearance at your holiday meal. We hear from the Idaho Potato Commission about how those potatoes get to families across the country. Alex returns with the Nebraska Pork Producers Association who ended 2020 with their "Give-a-Ham" challenge. In 2021, the association will be celebrating its 60th anniversary. Clay catches up with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul previews when flash freezing and low visibility from snow are concerns. Alex chats with Amber Ross of IANR's Rural Fellows program as both a student intern and community lead, she shares about her experiences and takeaways. Jayson previews the Husker men's basketball game in Sports. Ellen has the latest News. Bryce gets comments from Ryan Yates, Managing Director of Public Policy with the American Farm Bureau, about the ag policy within the COVID relief bill. Clay talks with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains when arctic cold, strong winds, and lower visibilities from snow are possible. Jayson has more information on the Huskers decision to skip on a bowl game in Sports. Ellen has more information on the COVID-19 vaccine in News. Alex talks with Nebraska Extension Educator Kathleen Cue about how to take care of a poinsettia year-round. Bryce is joined by Jeff Peterson of Heartland Farm Partners to discuss the market trade this week. Clay catches up with John Payne and more on Midday!
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The latest in Ag Weather, Ag News, Sports, The Business Report, exclusive interviews and the current regional news.
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains where and when the best chances for accumulating snow will be. Alex visits with IANR's Dr. Helen Fagan about grants that are available for Nebraska communities to host Rural Fellows interns. Ellen has the latest regional News. Bryce hears from Scott Lund, Santa's Woods Tree Farm manager, about the record-breaking weekend their Christmas Tree Farm had near Blair, Nebraska. Clay talks with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains when and how much snow is possible. Alex visits with the American Seed Trade Association about an update on seed innovations and the mystery seed packets. Jayson has the latest Sports. Clay has a special feature with long time market analyst Laddie Wilson as he says goodbye. Clay returns with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul previews the temperature and precipitation outlook through the thanksgiving weekend. Alex continues the Engler Journey with our very own Rebel Sjeklocha and her business partner Amanda Most are the sewing hands behind WestWind & Co, which is a wildrag business. Ellen provides the latest regional News. Alex returns saying thousands of shoppers rush to the store just before Thanksgiving to get the perfect turkey, but thousands of turkey producers spend the entire year preparing for that day. We learn more about turkey production from the Minnesota Turkey Growers Association. Clay talks with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul previews how much rain is expected. Alex says a new seed brand from Corteva Agriscience called Brevant was launched in May. Area manager Aaron Johnson shares what Brevant has to offer for Nebraska producers now that the brand has completed its first growing season. Jayson recaps the Husker football game in Sports. Ellen has the first look at regional News. Shalee chats with State Fair Executive Director Bill Ogg, discussing the cancellation of the NebraskaN Livestock Show. Bryce checks in with Jeff Peterson of Heartland Farm Partners to talk about the rally in corn and soybeans. Jeff shares his thoughts on the markets and gives an update on the South American crop condition. That and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul tells us when rain and a little snow is possible. Shalee chats with state climatologist, Al Dutcher. Ellen previews an Alzheimer's conference in News. Jayson previews the high school football state championship games with Bob Jensen. Clay catches up with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul has a preview on the chances for rain and snow for this Weekend. Alex visits with Nebraska soybean farmer and National Biodiesel board member Greg Anderson shares an update on current biodiesel trends and demand. Ellen provides a COVID update in News. Shalee talks with Dr. Travis Mullaniks, discussing the importance of body condition scoring this time of year. Clay talks with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains when temperatures will turn cooler and precipitation chances increase. Jayson breaks down the Big 10 men's hoops rankings in Sports. Ellen has the latest News update. Alex says UNL is offering $100,000 in grants to host communities that take part in the 2021 Rural Fellows Program. Dr. Helen Fagan shares details. Clay catches up with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul says near record warm temperatures are expected. Alex visits with UNL's Dr. Elliot Dennis about his research on the effectiveness of livestock risk management programs with an emphasis on Livestock Risk Protection. Jayson says a local high school football coach is stepping down in Sports. Dave has the latest regional News update. Alex returns with a livestock risk management and LRP update featuring USDA's Greg Ibach and Bill Northey. Clay chats with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul preview when we could see near record warm temps. Rebel chats with Kathlyn Hauxwell, a member of this year's horse judging team at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, shares about the season. Jayson recaps the Husker football win. Ellen has the latest regional News. Shalee visits with University of Nebraska Pesticide Application Technology Specialist, Dr. Greg Kruger, discussing considerations to make when planning Fall or Spring spraying applications. Clay talks with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains when rain and a wintry mix is possible. Jayson recaps the weekend in Sports. Ellen says COVID cases are on the rise again in News. Bryce visits with Jeff Peterson of Heartland Farm Partners to discuss the current market trade. Clay catches up with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul tell us the timing of gusty winds for Saturday. Shalee talks with Nebraska Ag Climatologist, Al Dutcher. Ellen steps in for the latest regional News. Shalee returns with Fridays in the Field for its final segment of the 2020 growing season as we finish up where we started, near Henderson visiting with grower Matt Heibner. Clay talks with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul tells us when it will be dry with much warmer than normal temperatures. Alex is joined by Kelli Mashino who hosted the Engler Journey podcast for the past year. Now, she's transitioning into a new role. Jayson says Nebraska football tried to find a new opponent this weekend in Sports. Bob says stock were better in the Business Report. Alex returns with news of a Norfolk FFA senior duo who earned the runner-up title in the 2020 National FFA Agriscience Fair. They explain their project, which focused on making ethanol from apples. Clay chats with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains if any precipitation is possible late today through tonight. Jayson has more about the Husker football cancelation in Sports. Ellen has the latest regional News. Bryce is joined by Jeff Peterson of Heartland Farm Partners to discuss the recent support in the corn and soybean markets. Bob says stock were sluggish in the Business Report. Clay talks with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul says light rain and a wintry mix is possible. Shalee talks with Executive Director of the NE State Fair, Bill Ogg, discusses what the Nebraskan Livestock Show will look like in Grand Island. Jayson has the latest Sports update. Ellen fills us in on the latest regional News. Alex features the Osceola FFA Chapter after they received a few grants that will be used to help jumpstart their school farm. Clay talks with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul breaks down how long the record cold will stick around. Alex chats with Mike Boehm about a pair of UNL researchers who have developed a new framework to help agricultural researchers prioritize what kinds of projects to focus on. Jayson recaps the Huskers lost to Ohio State in Sports. Ellen has the latest News. Bob stay stocks were down in the Business Report. Clay talks with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains when and where there could be some light rain the next few days. We hear from Scott Frost and a Husker football update in Sports. Ellen has the latest News update. Shalee talks with Nebraska Extension Beef Systems Specialist, Mary Drewnoski, discussing oversights when it comes to stalk rental agreements. Clay catches up with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather Paul explains where light accumulations of snow are possible. Jayson recaps the FKC volleyball tournament in Sports. Rebel is joined by Jerry Sims, also known as the Happy Toy Maker to discuss his realistic, heavy duty toys for farm and ranch kids. Bob says stock rebounded in the Business Report. Clay talks with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains when the nights freezing temperatures are likely and how dryness is affecting winter wheat. Alex talks with Logan Peters who started his business, North 40 Premium Beef with the help of the Engler program. Jayson previews tonight's high school football game in Sports. Ellen has the latest regional News update. Bryce has more on Governor Pete Ricketts proclaiming October as Cooperative Month. In the Business Report, Bob breaks down why stocks are sluggish. Shalee features Randy Saner, NE Extension Educator, discussing hunting leases as an added benefit for producers.
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains how cool the next few days will be and when precipitation chances increase with snow possibilities. Jayson recaps early high school state softball action in Sports. Ellen steps in for News. Brandon talks about stocks declining in the Business Report. Clay has John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul has details on the arrival of colder air, a chance of snow, and what to expect in the long term for temperatures and precipitation chances. Jayson says a Nebraska high school football player has committed to play for the Husker football team in Sports. Dave steps in for the Business Report. Alex says the most recent report of the 2020 Rural Poll showed that agriculture remains a driver of economic well-being for most rural Nebraskans. Becky Vogt outlines the report. Clay chats with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains when temperatures will go from seasonal to cooler than normal for an extended time. In Sports, Jayson says Nebraska football will play Iowa the day after Thanksgiving. Ellen recaps a hay bale fire from the weekend in News. Bob says stocks were higher today in the Business Report. Alex visits with IANR Vice President/Vice Chancellor Mike Boehm about the global role of the institute. Clay catches up with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: Shalee catches up Nebraska Ag Climatologist, Al Dutcher. Jayson says the NSAA state volleyball tournament will look different this year in Sports. Dave has a Bailey Boswell trial update in News. Clay talks with Amanda Stephan, a kindergarten teacher in Idaho. Now she's a professional meat cutter/butcher in Mullen Nebraska for Sandhills Beef Company. We hear her story. Clay returns with a final update on the TAPS fields at the West Central Research, Education and Extension Center in North Platte. Susan talks with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Sports, Jayson has another Husker football camp update from Lincoln. Ellen provides the latest from the Bailey Boswell trial in Lexington in News. Bob says stocks rallied in the Business Report. Clay then talks with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: Paul has the latest dry forecast in Ag Weather. Shalee talks with Glynn Tonsor, livestock market specialist with K-State Research and Extension, discussing the background and risk management benefits to the recently announced CME Group’s plan to launch pork cutout futures and options in November. Jayson previews a college basketball tournament to be held in Lincoln. Ellen provides the latest regional News. Bryce says a webinar scheduled for Thursday at noon will cover the recent property tax legislation enacted in the closing days of the Nebraska Legislature’s last session. Clay talks with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains how long it will stay warmer and drier. Alex talks with John Linder of Ohio as he now serves as president of the National Corn Growers Association. Jayson has a Husker football fall camp update in Sports. Ellen has the latest Bailey Boswell trial info in News. Dave steps in for the Business Report. Alex is rejoined by John Linder later in the show. Clay chats with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains how hot the holiday weekend will be. Alex visits with Grant Stahla, a luxury toilet guru. He is the founder of Stahla Services, which is a luxury shower & restroom trailer rental business. Jayson says the Big Ten may re-vote to play fall athletics in Sports. Ellen has the latest regional News. Bryce says Omaha Steaks made a donation of 60,000 lbs of steak to the Salvation Army today to help with Hurrican Laura relief. Clay catches up with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: Rebel visits with former Miss Rodeo Nebraska 2019 Eva Oliver about the Punchy but Pretty clinic, which will feature instruction from Miss Rodeo America 2020, Jordan Tierney. Scott says Nebraska baseball signed an instate recruit in Sports. Ellen steps in for News. Alex says the Nebraska Department of Agriculture released a new branding program today for products grown and made in the state. Clay chats with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: Jayson says Big Ten football may have a pulse in Sports. Ellen has the latest in regional News. Alex talks with Blake Kirchhoff from Hardy, Nebraska, as one of four students in the nation to be a finalist for the FFA American Star in Agribusiness award. Alex returns saying the name for the highly anticipated hotel-in-construction at Nebraska Innovation Campus (NIC) was revealed yesterday. It will be called The Scarlet. Clay chats with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: Shalee visits with John Thorburn, General Manager of the Tri-Basin NRD, discussing their annual board tour they held last week. Jayson says the Husker women's basketball team signed an in state recruit in Sports. Ellen says a big drug bust occurred over the weekend in News. Shalee returns with Nebraska Farm Bureau President, Steve Nelson, breaking down the details of LB1107 and how Ag landowners and producers will see property tax relief from the bill that was passed last Thursday. Clay visits with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul breaks down when temperatures warm back up. Jayson talks college football in Sports. Ellen says Custer County received a large donation in the latest News update. Alex visits with Rick Dunbar of Eustis as he recently was appointed to serve on the Nebraska Wheat Board. Susan talks with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: Paul has the latest on when the heat & humidity will occur. Shalee talks with climatologist, Al Dutcher. Ellen provides the latest regional News. Rebel sits down with local sister duo Mekenzie and Mattison Beattie about their new entrepreneurial venture, Sassy Sisters Swine, a direct to consumer pork business. Shalee returns with Fridays in the Field near Henderson as grower Matt Hiebner talks about plans for harvest and what their intercropping will look like as the end of the season approaches. Susan catches up with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains when scattered thunderstorms are possible. Alex continues the Engler Journey with Emmet Storer, a 5th generation rancher from the Sandhills. He is now the founder and CEO of Platform Cattle. Austin says DII sports are in question in Sports. Shalee talks with director of the Nebraska LEAD Program, Terry Hejny, discussing their recently announced decision so put LEAD classes 39 and 40 on hold for one year. Susan talks with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains where the best chance for thunderstorms will be later today. Austin fills in for Sports and breaks down the Big Ten football schedule. Ellen says a local grocery store won't be going out of business in News. Alex talks with Reagan Skow from Palisade about her selection to serve as the membership director on the National Junior Angus Board. Bob has the latest Business Report. Clay catches up with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul breaks down what you can expect for additional thunderstorm chances through the weekend. Bryce learns about a Nebraska Extension webinar that will focus on the financial impact of drought on ranches. Jayson says the NCAA will make a big decision in Sports. Ellen says Chimney Rock is back open in News. Alex visits with members of the Ravenna FFA Chapter to discuss their business, R Laser Solutions. The business got started, in part, through the FFA Launch! program. Clay talks with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains when the cooler temperatures will give way to warmer temps. Shalee visits with Karen Blakeslee, Extension Associate for K-State Research and Extension in the Food Science Institute. With canning season underway, she goes into some of the do's and don't of preserving food safely. Jayson has good news from the NSAA in Sports. Ellen has the latest News. Bob reports on financial numbers in the Business Report. Clay talks with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains how long some weekend heat & humidity will last. Scott breaks down what surrounding states are planning for high school athletics in Sports. Ellen steps in for the latest News. Clay highlights the Rickertson family that's been involved in Dawson County 4-H for 4 generations. Bob says stocks were sagging in the Business Report. Susan talks with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul has timing details for thunderstorm chances in the near term. Scott says Husker baseball wrapped up their recruiting class in Sports. Ellen stops in for the latest News. Bob provides the latest Business Report. Shalee recaps a recent panel hosted by the Nebraska Cattlemen taking a closer look at local processing. Clay talks with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains where the severe storm risk is greater today through tonight. Alex learns more about the upcoming Dairy Experience Forum with Midwest Dairy CEO Molly Pelzer. Jayson says more NCAA conferences are meeting to determine the future of college sports this fall in Sports. Ellen has the latest News. Clay catches up with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul tells us when & where more severe storms are possible. Shalee catches up state climatologist, Al Dutcher. Jayson previews the Shrine Bowl in Sports. Ellen has the latest regional News update. Bob says stocks were mixed in the Business Report. Clay checks back in on the fields of the TAPS program for this week's Friday's in the field. Clay then returns with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains where severe weather is possible today through tomorrow night. Alex continues the Engler Journey with Director Tom Field. Jayson talks about the future of college athletics in Sports. Ellen has the latest regional News. Bob says stock are struggling in the Business Report. Clay catches up with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul tells us how great the severe weather risk for tonight is. Alex visits with extension specialist Bob Wright as he shares a scouting update. Jayson says the Husker football team received another commit in Sports. Ellen has the latest regional News. Shalee chats with Vice President of Legal & Government Affairs for the Nebraska Cattlemen, Jessica Herrmann, discussing recently introduced legislation that looks to address some of the supply chain issues and direct to consumer marketing. Clay talks with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul tells us when there's a good chance of thunderstorms with appreciable rain. Jayson has a Sports update. Dave steps in for regional News update. Clay features Ralston and Railen Ripp were able to make a dream come true in 2020 by starting their own Jr. livestock show in Franklin County called Champions in the Valley. Clay returns with Anne Marie Bosshammer was the keynote speaker at a recent Dawson County Cattlemen's meeting. That and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul has the latest on where severe weather is possible through tonight. Alex says JBS USA is investing $4 million in Nebraska as part of their new Hometown Strong initiative. Cameron Bruett, head of corporate affairs, shares details. Jayson has the latest Sports update. Dave provides a regional News update. Bob says stocks rallied in the Business Report. Clay talks with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul has the latest on how long temperatures will stay seasonal. Rebel visits with Farm Rescue Development Officer Tim Sullivan about the organization and its impact on farm and ranch families in need. Jayson says contact sports can start in Nebraska in Sports. Dave talks about a local house fire in News. Bob has the latest Business Report. Clay catches up with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains where the greatest severe storms risk is. Alex continues the Engler Journey with director Tom Field. Jayson catches up with Husker volleyball head coach John Cook about their camp in Sports. Austin has the latest News update. Bob says stocks are better in the Business Report. Alex returns with Extension Educator Brandy VanDeWalle, about the sixth annual crop scouting competition. Clay talks with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains when we can expect a cool down. Alex learns about Grow with the Flow, an aquaponics farm near Denton, Nebraska. Owner Jeff Jirovec shares about the industry and challenges he's faced this year. Scott steps in for the latest Sports. Austin has the regional News. Bob explains the latest financials in the Business Report. Clay continues his conversation with Chris Swift of Swift trading looking at the current cattle market. Clay then returns with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains when a break from the hot, windy, and dry weather arrives. Jayson breaks down the Husker men's basketball non conference schedule in Sports. Austin recaps the Nebraska State Fair board meeting in News. Bob says stock sagged early in the Business Report. Clay talks with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains how warm it will get during an extended dry and very warm to hot period. Alex continues with the Engler Entrepreneurship Journey. Director Tom Field says the program is built on six pillars. Jayson recaps Husker football head coach Scott Frost's comments in Sports. Austin has the latest News. Bob says the financial world is struggling, he explains in the Business Report. Susan catches up with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul breaks down where severe storms are possible through Tuesday. Jayson says another Husker football player is leaving the program in Sports. Dave has the latest News. Shalee chats with Daniel Ciobanu Associate Professor and Hiep Vu Assistant Professor with UNL discussing grants they've received to help further their research on swine genetics and vaccines to help bring an end to some swine diseases. Bob says stock rallied in the Business Report. Shalee returns with Amit Jhala, Weed Management Specialist with NE Extension, giving an update on dicamba as the announcement was made over the weekend that NE will allow the sales and use of dicamba products for now. Clay visits with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains where severe storms are possible today and tomorrow. Jayson says UNK volleyball signed two more players in Sports. Austin has a protest update in regional News. Bob breaks down the stock world in the latest Business Report. Alex says applications are open for the 2020 Beef Ambassador Program. Bonita Lederer with Nebraska Cattlemen shares details. Clay catches up with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul gives a look at where and when severe storms are possible. Jayson has the latest Sports update. Dave steps in for a regional News update. Bob says stock rallied a bit in the Business Report. Clay visits with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul has timing details for the hottest days. Susan has information on wheat scab & feeding wheat. Jayson says student athletes are eligible to get back in the gyms today in Sports. Bob has the week's first look at the Business Report. Alex talks with two Wahoo natives who recently started "Visit 531 Nebraska" on Facebook. They are on a quest to visit every town in Nebraska. Clay catches up with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains how long some rain and thunderstorms remain possible. Shalee catches up with Nebraska Ag Climatologist, Al Dutcher. Jayson provides a Sports update. Dave has the latest regional News update. Alex talks with Vets Ben & Erin Schroeder from Hartington, NE, preview season two of Heartland Docs, DVM. Season two premieres this Saturday on Nat Geo Wild. Bob says stocks are struggling in the Business Report. Clay reports from North Platte for this week's Friday's In the Field and Susan catches up with John Payne.
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul talks about the beginning of a mainly dry warming trend. Jayson talks with a Nebraska native who was promoted to the radio voice of South Dakota University in Sports. Austin steps in for News. Bob breaks down the Business Report. Nebraska Governor Pete Ricketts announced $100 million available to livestock producers on Wednesday. Nebraska Cattlemen Vice President of Legal and Government Affairs Jessica Herrmann joins us to breakdown the new program with Bryce. Clay talks with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains how much rain will fall through tonight. Alex continues the Engler Journey, discussing the six pillars its built upon. Jayson says fans may be able to attend college football games in Sports. Austin has the latest regional News. Shalee talks with Director of Communications for the Kansas Beef Council, Scott Stebner, discussing their new portal that aims to connect consumers in KS with their local beef producers. Bob breaks down the Business Report. Chabella discusses how the bison industry is being affected by COVID-19 and Clay catches up with John Payne.
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul breaks down the timing for likely thunderstorms in the area. Jayson steps in for the latest Sports. Austin provides a regional News update. Clay has a story on how negotiated cash has dwindled especially in the Southern plains. Nebraska Farm Bureau Senior Economist Jay Rempe speaks on the issues facing the market place and what recent legislation looks to do to help. Bob says stocks were better today in the Business Report. Clay steps back in with John Payne and much more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains when rain & thunderstorms are likely. Rebel visits with Extension Educator Tanya Crawford about the Polk and York County Virtual Public Speaking Contest. Jayson spoke with UNK volleyball head coach Rick Squires in Sports. Austin has the latest regional News. Bob says stocks were mixed in the Business Report. Clay talks with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul breaks down the timing details on the better chance for multiple thunderstorm chances. Jayson says an area college has hired a new basketball coach in Sports. Austin breaks down the weekend News. Bob says stocks are higher in the Business Report. Bryce has IANR Vice Chancellor Mike Boehm, sharing information about the decision-making process involved with Extension summer events, including county fairs. Clay catches up with John Payne and more on Midday.
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul breaks down the time period for thunderstorms. Shalee visits with Nebraska Ag Climatologist, Al Dutcher. Jayson explains when high school students could get back in the weight room in Sports. Austin has the latest regional News. Bob says stocks rallied a bit in the latest Business Report. Clay catches up with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains when thunderstorms are likely. Jayson provides the latest Sports. Austin steps in for regional News. Alex visits with Extension Educator Stacey Adams about a new gardening competition that is available this summer for Nebraska high schoolers. Bob breaks down the financial world in the latest Business Report. Rebel talks with Ashton Erickson, a senior at Hayes Center High School, about a $50,000 scholarship from the Burger King McLarmore Foundation. Clay catches up with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains where severe storms are possible tonight. Rebel catches up with NEBRASKAland DAYS Executive Director David Fudge about the rescheduling of the 2020 Buffalo Bill Rodeo. Jayson tells us what former Husker QB is transferring where in Sports. Dave has the latest regional News. Shalee talks with President and CEO of USMEF, Dan Halstrom, discussing their positive first quarter report for exports. Alex visits with Anna Kobza, a 2020 UNL grad and David City native, recently launched a campaign to support mental health in rural communities. Clay wraps up Midday with John Payne.
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul tells us when temperatures return to seasonal. Shalee talks with NE Extension Educator in Food Nutrition and Health for Hall Co., Cami Wells about handling practices for storing and preparing larger quantities of meat. Jayson steps in for the latest Sports. Austin provides News. Bob explains the financial world in the Business Report. Alex visits with Extension Assistant Greg Puckett about the 2020 Pesticide Container Recycling Program. Clay catches up with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather Paul explains when snow is still possible & the best times for rain during an unsettled week. Susan chats with Nebraska Farm Bureau President, Steve Nelson on livestock. Jayson has an American Legion baseball update in Sports. Austin has the week's first look at News. Alex says Barn Festival near Hastings held its last festival last year, co-owner Marla Anders says they decided to host a Barn Market this year to help support local businesses. Bob steps in for the Business Report. Clay visits with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: Today in Ag Weather, Paul explains when a frost and/or freeze is Likely. Shalee talks with Tyler Williams as he fills in for Al Dutcher. Jayson talks with UNK athletic director, Marc Bauer in Sports. Austin has the latest regional News. Bob says the financial sector rebounded slightly in the Business Report. Rebel visits with Linda Teahon shares about the Sandhills Heritage Museum in Dunning and Clay catches up with John Payne.
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains how long the unsettled weather will last. Alex continues the Engler Entrepreneurship Program and its six pillars. Jayson recaps Sports. Austin says a 17-year-old died in an ATV accident in News. Shalee talks with Pork Producer, Mike Boerboom about a panel discussion with Farm Credit talking about the impact the pandemic is having on livestock producers. Bob has the latest Business Report. Bryce hears from Nebraska FFA State Vice President Faith Santana about their digital convention and Clay catches up with John Payne.
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains when scattered rain is likely and says there could be some snow. Chabella visits with Troy Bredenkamp of Renewable Fuels Nebraska and Bart Moseman of Farmers Cooperative to discuss ethanol. Jayson has the latest Sports update. Austin provides regional News. Susan learns how WinField United is working to keep the producer & coops safe while still being able to deliver product during COVID-19. Bob has the latest Business Report. Alex says Extension Educator Keith Glewen shares information about an upcoming introductory field scout training opportunity. Clay closes out Midday with John Payne.
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul tells us when scattered rain and thunderstorms are possible. Jayson says an area high school football player got several D1 offers in Sports. Austin has the latest regional News. Bob says stocks rebounded slightly in the Business Report and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains when we can expect some drier weather. Rebel visits with Riley Kessler, a senior from Mullen High School shares about his experience continuing his education from the middle of the Sandhills. Jayson says a legendary NFL coach died today in Sports. Austin has the week's first look at regional News. Shalee chats with Wendy Brannan, ASA Sr. Director of Marketing & Communications and C-19 Task Force member, discussing their launch of a proactive communications campaign to combat farm stress. Bob takes a look at the Business Report. Clay visits with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: Shalee chats with Nebraska Ag Climatologist, Al Dutcher for their weekly chat. Jayson says another local high school boys basketball team hired a coach. Austin has the latest News. Bob says stocks struggled in the Business Report. Clay catches up with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains how much warmer than normal Friday's temperatures will be. Clay visits with Quentin Dailey, President of the Dawson County Cattlemen about how the pandemic is impacting producers and what they are trying to do to ride out the storm. Jayson has the latest Sports. Dave steps in for News. Chabella discusses MCOOL with Karina Jones (R-Calf) and Melody Benjamin (NC) along with meatpacking take from Benjamin. Bob has the latest financial information in the Business Report. Bryce learns about Ag tech startup Rantizo using drones, typically used in crop fields, to sanitize large sports venues. Clay visits with John Payne.
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul details subsiding winds. Susan visits with Jessica Kolterman of the Lincoln Premium Poultry Plant on how they're keeping workers safe. Jayson says the Shrine Bowl has found a new date this summer in Sports. Austin provides the latest News. Brandon chats with Kearney Police Chief, Bryan Waugh about their National Academy. Bob steps in for the Business Report. Susan returns with pork producer to share his thoughts on the packing industry and Clay visits with John Payne.
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains how long windy conditions will persist. Shalee has a two part series with Dr. Beth Thompson, with the MN Dept. of Animal Health, discussing resources for hog producers right now as plants continue to shut down. Jayson says the Husker men's basketball team signed another player in Sports. Austin has the latest News. Bob says stocks rallied a bit in the Business Report. Susan catches up with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul previews when strong winds are expected to return. Rebel chats with Dr. Kristin Kohmetscher about her experience as a young, rural mixed animal veterinarian. Jayson recaps the NFL Draft including a Loper who ended up on a team in Sports. Austin has the weeks first look at News. Bob recaps the financial world in the Business Report. Bryce says Dr. Larry Gossen has been selected as the next dean of the Nebraska College of Technical Agriculture in Curtis. He joins us to discuss his career and vision for NCTA. Susan visits with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains when rain chances decrease. Shalee visits with state climatologist, Al Dutcher. Austin steps in for the latest News. Bob says stocks had a better day in the Business Report. Susan visits with Abe Smith on pasture care and then closes out Midday with her conversation with John Payne.
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul has the latest on when scattered rain & thunderstorms are possible. Alex continues The Engler Entrepreneurship Program with Director Tom Field as he shares the "Aspire" pillar of the program. Jayson previews the NFL draft in Sports. Austin steps in for News. Bob says stocks had a better day in the Business Report. Bryce explains that the Nebraska FFA Foundation is now seeking applications for 2020 local chapter grants. Susan visits with John Payne and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul says scattered rain and thunderstorms are possible. Rebel visits with Dr. Kristin Kohmetscher, a veterinarian in north central Kansas as she shares how necessary procedures are being done during the heart of calving season and the current pandemic. Jayson says a Creighton basketball player is declaring for the NBA draft in Sports. Austin provides the latest regional News. Susan visits with Peter Orwick of the American Sheep Industry about the assistance they have received during the pandemic. Bob explains that stocks have rebounded slightly in the Business Report. Alex chats with Alma FFA Advisor Ben Robinson about the chapter modifying their annual plant sale.
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains when rain is possible. Susan visits with USDA Under Secretary, Greg Ibach about cattle prices. Jayson has the latest Sports update. Austin steps in for regional News. Shalee chats with Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue detailing the new Coronavirus Food Assistance Program that the USDA officially announced late last week. Bob looks at stocks in the Business Report. Susan returns with Bobbie Kriz-Wickham of the FSA as they work through COVID-19 and Clay talks with John Payne from Chicago.
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul gives the details on how long the mild temperatures will last. Rebel visits with Morayah Cupp, a junior at Chase County High School, shares about her business, Moe's Mobile Coops. Jayson has the latest Sports update. Austin steps in for the regional News. Bryce says Nebraska Farm Bureau is asking leaders in the Congress to boost funding for the Small Business Administration’s Paycheck Protection Program. Alex says the Nebraska On-Farm Research Network recently published their 2019 results of over 100 studies. Now they're seeking farmers who are interested in being part of future research. Clay visits with John Payne from Chicago.
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul breaks down the April forecast for temperatures & precipitation. Shalee visits with Nebraska Climatologist, Al Dutcher. Jayson previews the virtual Red & White Husker spring game in Sports. Austin has the latest News. Bob has the latest financial information in the Business Reports. Clay chats with John Payne from Chicago and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains when warmer weather will return. Shalee is joined by Terry Henjy, Director of the NE LEAD program, giving an update on class 39 and discussing applications being open for class 40. Jayson says college football may be put on hold in Sports. Austin has the latest News. Bob says the small business loans are out of money in the Business Report. Clay is joined by John Payne from Chicago and much more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains how much snow we could see in the next 24 hours. Susan has a two part interview with Under Secretary for Agriculture, Greg Ibach about work being done to keep the American food supply safe. Jayson fills us in on national letter of intent signees in Sports. Austin provides a regional coronavirus update in News. Clay finishes his conversation with Jacob Wingbach about food security through consumer choice. Bob says stocks are lagging once again in the Business Report and Clay returns with John Payne from Chicago.
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains when and where accumulating snow is possible. Jayson tells who is taking over as boys basketball head coach at a local high school in Sports. Rebel visits with Felicia Knoerzer, head counselor for the Nebraska Ag Youth Institute to share the opportunities available to high school juniors and seniors. Austin has the latest regional News. Clay has Part 1 of 2 as he talks with Jacob Wingbach of the Sandhills Beef Company. The conversation centers around food security and consumer choice. Bob says stocks rebounded in the Business Report, Clay visits with John Payne from Chicago and more!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains what days will be the coolest this week. Susan visits with former Ag Secretary Tom Vilsack on how COVID has affected dairy movement globally. Jayson tells who made Nebraska Super State in Sports. Austin has the weeks first look at regional News. Shalee visits with John Nikodym, he's a tractor collector in central/south central Nebraska who has donated his collection to Heartland Lutheran High School in Grand Island to sell. Bob has the latest Business Report. Alex chats with photographer Jenny Gegg who is taking "porch portraits" of families and donating that money to the LPS BackPack program and Clay speaks with John Payne from Chicago.
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains when accumulating snow is likely. Shalee visits with Nebraska Ag Climatologist, Al Dutcher for their weekly chat. Jayson says five UNK wrestlers were named All Americans in Sports. Austin has the latest regional coronavirus information in News. Chabella discusses the affects of cold from last week and coming week on winter wheat with Cody Creech and more on a Good Friday edition of Midday.
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul says a few more mild days are ahead before it turns much colder. Alex continues the Engler Journey with Sushant Timulsina. Jayson has the latest Sports. Austin has more coronavirus information in News. Alex returns with Sam L. Smith, an FFA member from Kentucky. Chabella talks Michael Schmitt and Lex Madden co-owners of Torrington Livestock Markets in Torrington, Wyo., and Senator Deb Fischer on cattle price manipulations. Clay closes Midday with John Payne from Chicago.
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains how long it stays seasonal. Rebel visits with Dr. Kathy Anderson about resources available to horse owners and equine professionals during the COVID-19 pandemic. Jayson has the latest Sports. Austin steps in for an update in regional News. Susan talks with Jim Jenkins on the upcoming beef webinar. Bryce says the University of Nebraska–Lincoln is partnering with the Nebraska ethanol industry to produce hand sanitizer and Clay visits with John Payne from Chicago.
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul details on when up & down temperatures will be the mildest. Susan finds out how COVID-19 is effecting fuel movement. Jayson says the MLB is trying for a May comeback in Sports. Austin has the latest News. Bob says stocks are slightly rebounding in the Business Report. Susan returns with Gary Halvorson, CHS senior vice president of agronomy to learn about how the coronavirus is affecting deliveries for planting. Clay visits with John Payne from Chicago and more on Midday!
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains when we'll see our warmest day of the next seven. Shalee talks with UNL Cropping Systems Extension Educator Tyler Williams, about their new Weather Ready Farms pilot program. Jayson says a local high school basketball coach is moving on in Sports. Austin has the week's first look at News. Alex is joined by Dr. Trey Kellner who is being awarded the UNL Animal Science Young Alumni of Distinction Award. Alex returns to learn more about UNL professors sharing the Read for Resilience program and Clay wraps up Midday with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains when the cold front will move out of the area. Shalee catches up with state climatologist, Al Dutcher for their weekly chat. Jayson says another Husker men's basketball player is leaving the program in Sports. Austin has the latest regional News. Chabella talks with an expert about Small Business Loans. Bob has the latest financial news in the Business Report. Alex talks with Courtney Schaardt, NE Farm Bureau Foundation director shares how they converted their Ag in the Classroom program to a virtual program & Executive Director Megan Schaefer also reveals 2020 FFA Advisers of the Year. Clay wraps up Midday with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains how long this wintry mix will last. Chabella talks with custom harvesters about how they're being affected by COVID-19. Jayson says another Husker legend was inducted into the hall of fame in Sports. Dave steps in for the latest coronavirus News. Susan says dairy's are dumping milk in Wisconsin. Bob says stocks are up and down today in the Business Report. Susan returns with Dr. Kelly Bruns of NCTA Curtis to discuss distance learning and Clay chats with John Payne.
Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul tells us when the brunt of a wintry mix arrives. Shalee visits with Karla Wilke, UNL Cow/Calf Systems and Stocker Management Specialist, discussing alternative options for producers who may be facing a distillers grains shortage. Jayson says the NFL is expanding the playoffs in Sports. Austin has another coronavirus update in News. Bryce learns how the University of Nebraska - Lincoln is transitioning to virtual college tours. Bob says stocks plummeted today in the Business Report and Clay catches up with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul has the latest on how long mild temperatures will stick around. Susan talks with an expert from K-State about corn planting & cover crops. Jayson says the NCAA is working with student-athletes to grant them more their spring eligibility in Sports. Austin steps in for the latest News. Susan returns with Pat Kroese on planting intentions. Bob says stocks rebounded slightly in the Business Report. Susan steps in one final time for a JBS PA Plant update and Clay closes out Midday with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul previews when precipitation chances will be the greatest during an active week. Shalee features Tracy Pracheil, 4H Extension Educator, going into detail on their new online learning programs for youth of all ages. Jayson says another local kid has signed to play college basketball in Sports. Austin has the latest COVID-19 regional information in News. Shalee returns with Dr. Richard Llewelyn of K-State's Dept of Ag Economics, discussing their "Economics of Agriculture During the COVID-19 Pandemic" series that they have officially kicked off. Bob breaks down the financial world in the Business Report. Susan tells us about a great opportunity for soybean producers and entrepreneurs with the Soy Innovation Challenge and Clay visits with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul looks at expected rain totals from a likely chance tonight through Saturday. Shalee then visits with Nebraska Ag Climatologist, Al Dutcher. Jayson says UNK men's basketball made an addition in Sports. Austin steps in for the latest News. Chabella has more on the second week of a National Emergency declared by President Trump for the Coronavirus on March 13. When the emergency was declared grocery stores were hit hard with a variety of items flying off the shelves including beef. Susan visits with T.J. Roemmich talks on ag refinancing with current interest rates and Clay closes Midday with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains when rain, possibly with a little snow, is likely. Alex continues the Engler Journey with Kelsey Thompson who decided to join the Engler program after her first semester at UNL when she realized she was missing a sense of community. Jayson says Nebraska and Kansas basketball have announced dates play once again in Sports. Austin has the latest regional News. Bob has another look at the financial world in the Business Report. Chabella fills us in on the ethanol crisis and Clay chats with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul has the details on cooler weather. Shalee visits with Tracy Pracheil, 4H Extension Educator, as she gives details on their new online learning programs for youth of all ages. Jayson has a personnel update in UNK Athletics in Sports. Austin provides another coronavirus update in News. Susan talks with Gov. Ricketts about Ag Week and COVID-19. Bob has the latest Business Report. Due to ongoing pandemic, Nebraska Extension has canceled all in-person training, including chemigation and pesticide applicator training. Bryce learns more. Clay finishes Midday with John Payne.
Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains how long the mild weather will last. Nebraska Department of Agriculture Director Steve Wellman joins Bryce to celebrate National Agriculture Day and to discuss their response to COVID-19. Jayson says an area high school basketball coach is stepping down in Sports. Austin has the latest coronavirus update in News. Alex relives the devastating flooding from a year ago. Bob says the financial world is improving slightly in the Business Report. Dave says a York ethanol plant is adjusting it's production to supply industrial alcohol to the Nebraska Department of Correctional Services to produce hand sanitizer and Clay visits with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains how much rain is possible with a likely chance tonight. Chabella talks with Keith Berns chair of the Healthy Soils task-force about soils and healthy soils. Jayson predicted the postponement of the Olympics in Sports. Austin has a weekend coronavirus update in News. Bob breaks down the financial world among COVID-19 in the Business Report and Susan learns about finding and grilling the best steaks.
Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul has info on how long milder temperatures will last. Shalee visits with Ag Climatologist, Al Dutcher for their weekly chat. Brandon talks about the Tom Brady signing in Sports. Austin has more coronavirus information in News. Bob says the financial world is still being affected by COVID-19. Alex visits with Nebraska 4H Extension Educator Tracy Prachiel about their new virtual, at-home learning opportunities for youth and Clay talks with John Payne from Chicago one final time this week.
Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul gives the latest on a storm system that will bring everything from severe thunderstorms to a blizzard. Brandon steps in for the latest Sports. Dave passes along regional coronavirus News. Susan learns more about nitrogen challenges after cover crops. Bob explains the financial world among COVID-19 in the Business Report and Clay chats with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul details an incoming storm, including rain totals. Susan visits with Jerry Haack, as he talks about weathering the coronavirus storm. Brandon steps in to discuss what the Loper football team is doing now in Sports. Austin has more regional information on the coronavirus in News. Shalee chats with Duane Hund, Director of the Farm Analyst Program in K-State’s Department of Agricultural Economics, talking about the calls he's getting from producers and lenders given the current environment and what resources are available to them. Clay then visits with Arlan Suderman, Chief Economist for INTL FC Stone, discusses the impact the Covid-19 Pandemic is having on rural main street and farmstead.
Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul breaks down how much snow is in the forecast. Alex is joined by Anna Ready from Scribner, Nebraska, who was crowned as the 2020 Nebraska Dairy Princess. Jayson recaps busy day in the NFL in Sports. Dave has the latest coronavirus News. Alex returns with Lauri Havranek, the President and CEO of the O'Neill Chamber of Commerce. She shares about the annual St. Patrick's Day celebrations for the Irish capital of Nebraska. Bob explains what the stock market looks like today in the Business Report.
Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul details when rain is likely with the possibility of thunderstorms. Susan visits with Matt Rezac on his Land O Lakes Award. Jayson recaps boys state high school basketball in Sports. Ellen has the latest coronavirus impact in News. UNL celebrated the new Dairy Store location last week. IANR Vice President Mike Boehm chats with Alex about the relocation. Bob has the latest financial information regarding the coronavirus in the Business Report and Clay visits with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul breaks down how much snow we can expect this weekend. Shalee visits with Ag Climatologist, Al Dutcher about the future forecast. Jayson recaps high school boys state basketball. Tyler breaks down the Gov. Ricketts press conference about the coronavirus in News. Bob explains what the financial world looks like amid the coronavirus pandemic and Clay visits with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains when accumulating snow is possible. Susan chats with the Soy Transportation Coalition's Executive Director about the recent soybean export movement. Jayson explains the latest high school state basketball issues with the coronavirus in Sports. Austin steps in for the latest News and Clay chats with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains when our warmest day of the next seven will be. Jayson has a Sports recap. Dave steps in for the latest coronavirus update in News. Bryce recaps his Nebraska Soybean Board trip last week that helped farmers understand where their soybean go after being delivered to the grain elevator. Bob says financial numbers are improving amid the coronavirus scare in the Business Report and Clay chats with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul says this week looks to be unsettled. Jayson returns for the latest Sports update. Ellen recaps the weekend in News. Bob says the coronavirus is affecting the stock market in the Business Report and Clay talks with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul takes a look at how much above normal weekend temperatures will be. Shalee visits with state climatologist, Al Dutcher for their weekly chat. Brandon steps in for Sports. Dave has more information on a human trafficking ring in Oxford in News. Bob reviews the weeks final financials in the Business Report and Clay chats with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul gives the latest on diminishing winds and a weekend warm up. Brandon talks hoops in Sports. The Nebraska Soybean Board took a group of soybean farmers to the Pacific Northwest to learn how their product is exported around the world. Bryce was there and fills us in. Bob has the latest Business Report and Clay chats with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul gives details on when it cools down & warms up again. Shalee visits with Congressman Ted Yoho of Florida, discussing the "Labor Certainty for Food Security Act" which he'll be introducing sometime this week. Brandon recaps a busy night of basketball in Sports. Austin steps in for the latest News. Bob has the Business Report and Clay catches up with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul breaks down when it could hit 70 degrees for the first time this year. Shalee visits with Rich Russell, Arrow Seed Regional Sales Agronomist, discussing their upcoming Soil Health Conference happening in Broken Bow. Jayson previews a big night in basketball across the state in Sports. Dave has a coronavirus update in News. Clay talks with Clint Brauer who's startup company Greenfield Robotics looks to replace chemicals on the farm with robots. Shalee returns with Karla Wilke, UNL Cow/Calf Systems and Stocker Management, discussing the importance of evaluating body condition in bulls ahead of the breeding season. Clay is back with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul gives the latest on if we can expect above normal temperatures to stick around in the long term. Shalee is then joined by Don Close, Sr. Livestock Analyst for Rabo Agrifinance, with a follow-up on the impact of beef-on-dairy calves in the beef industry. Jayson has a weekend recap of Sports. Austin has the week's first glance at regional News. Bryce says the Nebraska Soybean Board is seeking individuals to represent fellow soybean farmers for its own board. Clay wraps up Midday with his daily conversation with John Payne from Chicago.
Today in Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul previews how much warmer than normal temps will be this weekend. Shalee is joined by Nebraska Climatologist for their weekly chat. Brandon previews a busy next couple of days of basketball in Sports. Austin tells us about a tragic fire in northeast Nebraska in the latest News. Bryce is joined by Nebraska Department of Agriculture Director, Steve Wellman to discuss a recent Vietnam trade delegation's trip to the state. Clay finishes Midday with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains how mild the weekend will be. Alex continues the Engler Journey with special guest, Oscaline Usanase from Rwanda. She tells us about her journey coming to a new place. Oscaline also wrote a book and created Resolution Time for Ladies. Brandon steps in for Sports. Dave recaps a busy day in News. Bob continues to monitor the financial world in the latest Business Report. Clay wraps up Midday with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul has details on the return of above normal temperatures. Brandon fills in for Sports. Austin checks in for News and has an update about the latest coronavirus situation in Nebraska. Shalee is joined by Katie Samples-Dean, Samples-Dean Law LLC, who presented at Women in Ag this year discussing some of the big things ag employers should be taking into consideration when looking for employees. Clay finishes Midday with his daily chat with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul gives the latest on the beginning of another warming trend. Tyler fills in for Sports to discuss a busy night in hoops. Dave relays the latest regional News. Bryce is joined by Gov. Pete Ricketts to discuss FFA and the opportunities in agriculture. Bob says things are not looking good in the latest Business Report due to the coronavirus and Shalee visits with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul breaks down how much snow is possible tonight through tomorrow. Austin has the latest Sports and News updates from this past weekend. Tuesday is Give FFA Day. Stacey Agnew of the Nebraska FFA Foundation joins Bryce to discuss the importance of financially supporting the student-led organization. Bob breaks down the financial world and how the coronavirus is affecting it in the Business Report. Shalee fills in for the daily conversation with John Payne.
Today on Midday: Shalee visits with Nebraska Climatologist, Al Dutcher. Jayson has a high school state wrestling update in Sports. Dave recaps the latest News including more on the the coronavirus in Nebraska. Shalee returns for her conversation with Braden Schulte, Kearney High Jr., who showed his bull in official dress during NCC this year. Clay closes out Midday with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul tells us how warm our mildest day will be in the next seven days. Jayson talks high school state wrestling in Sports. Dave has a coronavirus update in News. Shalee is in with Don Close, RaboAgrifinance Beef Analyst, discussing the opportunity for both the dairy and beef industries to work together. Bryce learns about an upcoming roundtable discussion on Soybean Gall Midge and Clay visits with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains how much snow is possible late tonight into tomorrow. Jayson talks high school hoops in Sports. Dave steps in for the latest News. National Cattlemen's Beef Association CEO Collin Woodall join Bryce to discuss their annual convention and a lawsuit that recently involved the beef checkoff. Bob has the Business Report and Clay visits with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul gives details on a cold blast with increasing chances of accumulating snow. Shalee visits with Jenny Rees, NE Extension Educator in a two part interview discussing "On Farm Research Program" meetings starting this week. Jayson recaps a busy weekend in Sports. Austin also catches you up on the most recent News. Bob has the weeks first look at the Business Report and Clay visits with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains the timing of an arctic blast and strong winds. Alex visits with the National Drought Mitigation Center as they're asking Nebraskans to take landscape photos this weekend and submit them for the Visual Drought Atlas. Jayson has a Sports update. Shalee talks with Steve Neimeyer, Extension Beef Educator, talking about their Beef Profit Tips meetings being held now through March. Bob has the latest financials in the Business Report. Clay catches up with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul gives the latest on the timing of an arctic blast. Shalee visits with TJ Walker, with the NE Game and Parks discussing how they're wanting to work with producers to implement grazing techniques that would benefit different species of birds across the state. Jayson recaps the weekend in Sports. Austin also fills you in with the latest News. Shalee returns for a visit with Kim Siebert, Henderson producer, as he was honored last Friday at the Rainwater Basin Joint Venture's annual meeting for his long standing relationship with them and grazing the wetlands near his farm. Bryce learns about the UNL Beef Scholars Program and why the students part of the program were at the 2020 Cattle Industry Convention last week and Clay visits with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul says up & down temperatures are expected in the forecast. Jayson has the latest Sports. Austin checks in with a News update. Susan teaches us about Tractor safety as she visits with Susan Harris-Broomfield. Clay Patton had the chance to catch up with the Nebraska Cattlemen's President Ken Herz at the Dawson County Cattlemen's banquet. Clay then returns for his daily chat with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul gives a look at how long seasonal temperatures will be around. Shalee visits with Kurtis Harms, Director of Communications for the NE Corn Board, discussing the 3 vacancies they have available right now. Jayson recaps the latest Sports. Austin gives the regional News. Shalee returns with Ben Beckman, UNL Extension Educator, discussing the importance of knowing your moisture content in your hay and some things to keep an eye on. Clay wraps up with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul tells us when the sunshine will return. Clay is joined by Mike Lashley, Lashley Land and Recreational Brokers, discusses how the land market is looking in early 2020 and how recreational land is still a hot market. Jayson has a Sports update. Dave steps in for the latest regional News. Bryce visits with James Bennett, a hemp farmer from Colorado, who discusses the Nebraska hemp application process and shares advice to those looking to plant the now legal crop. Clay catches up with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains where the most snow will fall. Susan visits with NCGA President Kevin Ross to discuss what they have learned, the relationships that have been built & moving forward in 2020. Jayson recaps the weekend in Sports. Austin also recaps the weekend in News. Bryce chats with Morgan Norris, Chair of the American Farm Bureau Young Farmers and Ranchers (YF&R) Committee. Bob has the week's first glance at the Business Report and Clay checks in with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains when some light precipitation is possible. On today's Engler journey, we learn more about Hannah Esch and Oak Barn Beef. Dave provides your latest News. Bob stops in for the latest financial information in the Business Report. Clay finishes Midday with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul Perkins explains when the sun and a warming trend will begin. Jayson recaps the Husker men's basketball game in Sports. Austin has the latest News. Chad Moyer talks dairy in food pantries and a recent dairy drive called pints to gallons with Caryn Kusklaika and Clay visits with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul details on when a major warm-up will occur. Clay gives a recap of the recent Custer County Corn Growers banquet in Broken Bow. Jayson previews high school basketball tournaments in Sports. Shalee catches up with Jessica Hermann, VP of Legal Government Affairs for the Nebraska Cattlemen, with a legislative update as the 106th session gets underway. Bob has the Business Report and Clay wraps up Midday with John Payne.
Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains where the best chance of accumulating snow will be tonight. Jayson recaps the tragic death of Kobe Bryant in Sports. Austin has the last weekend News. Shalee is joined by Ronette Heinrich, Show Manager for the Nebraska Cattlemen's Classic, to discuss the upcoming meetings and a preview of this year's Classic. Clay closes Midday with John Payne from Chicago.
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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul details the possible snowfall amounts with another system tonight. Brandon fills in for Sports. Austin provides the latest News. Bob explains the financials in the Business Report and Clay visits with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains when wintry precipitation is possible with three systems this week and next. Alex has more about Nebraska State Dairy Assoc. Ex. Director Kris Bousquet as she previews the 2020 NE Dairy Convention and provides details about the Dairy Princess contest. Dave has the latest News and Clay chats with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains when more seasonal temperatures will arrive. Jayson recaps a big weekend in Sports. Shalee features Terri Ann Licking as we continue on with our Women in Ag series. Terry and her husband reside SW of Thedford. Nebraska Farm Bureau President Steve Nelson joins Bryce from Austin, Texas - Home of the 101 Annual American Farm Bureau Convention. Bob has the week's first financial report in the Business Report.
Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul gives the latest on how strong winds will be tonight and when milder temperatures return. We catch up with Nate Blum who serves as the Executive Director of the Nebraska Grain Sorghum Board. Nate shares information about the upcoming 2020 Sorghum Symposium and reflects on the past year. Clay visits with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul details on what to expect from late tonight and tomorrow's winter system. Clay visits with Matt Stockton, UNL Extension Economist, to discuss the upcoming 2020 TAPS contest. TAPS is Testing Agriculture Performance Solutions at the North Platte Extension center. Jayson previews a loaded night of hoops on the stations in Sports. Dave the latest News. Bob provides the Business Report and Clay returns to chat with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul gives the latest on when chances for snow and a wintry mix increase. Rebel is joined by Miss Rodeo Nebraska 2019, Eva Oliver as she shares her experience competing at the Miss Rodeo America pageant in December. Austin has the latest News. Clay finishes with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul has the latest on a couple of cooling trends. Our "Women in Ag" series continues today with a 2 part interview. Kalli Nelms from Indianola NE, talks about her seed business, livestock, and why she thinks remaining involved in the industry is so important. Jayson recaps the college football national championship in Sports. Bob fills us in on the financials in the Business Report and Clay talks with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul details slightly milder than normal temperatures. Clay visits with Brian Teter of Pheasants and Quail Forever. He was the guest speaker at the monthly Dawson County Cattlemen's meeting. Teters spoke on prescribed burning and it's benefit to livestock and wildlife. Jayson previews the National Championship in Sports. Shalee chats with Amanda Parker, Producer from Waterville KS. She's our "Women in Ag" feature as we continue on with the series and Clay visits with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: Shalee visits with Al Dutcher to discuss the latest Ag Forecast. Brandon fills in for Sports to give a preview of the weekend athletics. Austin has the latest News. Shalee returns with her conversation with Angela Minary-Henne. She's a producer from near McCook, NE, and is our guest today as we continue our "Women in Ag" series. Clay wraps up Midday with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul gives an update on how much snow is possible. Rebel visits with Jessica Groskopf about details about the upcoming Women in Agriculture Conference. Brandon fills in for Sports. Austin has latest News. Alex talks with Extension Educator Greg Puckett to discuss information about private, commercial and non-commercial pesticide training. Clay visits with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains how long above normal temperatures will last before much colder air arrives. Bryce breaks down a new partnership between the Nebraska Corn Board and Casey’s General Stores, motorists in the state will have increased access to higher blends of American Ethanol. Alex visits with Edgar Farmer John Greer about the partnership. Austin has the latest News update. Bob talks financials in the Business Report and Clay visits with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul gives the latest on when it will be mild and turns colder. Scholarships are available to entrepreneurial-students that will be attending UNL in the fall. We'll learn more about the Engler Agribusiness Entrepreneurship Program scholarship funds with audio from program director Tom Field. Austin has the latest News. Shalee is joined by Bonita Lederer, Director of Producer Education with the NE Cattlemen, discussing their upcoming Gala, happening in Lexington this Saturday. Dave steps in for the Business Report and Clay chats with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul gives a look at what day will be the warmest. Bryce learns about the U.S. Custom Harvesters Organization. Jayson recaps the weekend in Sports. Dave has the latest News update. Bob breaks down financial info in the Business Report and Clay visits with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains the timing on when rain and freezing rain is likely and when precipitation changes to snow. Shalee visits Erin Fitzpatrick, Grain and Oilseeds Analyst with Rabobank, discussing how issues from 2019 could follow us into 2020 and what global impacts we could weather in the new year. Jayson has the latest Sports. Austin steps in for News. We begin our top five countdown of the biggest Ag stories of the year. Today we look at African Swine Fever and the issues it has caused. Shalee returns with Hannah Thompson-Weeman, VP of Communications for the Animal Ag Alliance, discussing important things all animal Ag producers should be doing to protect their operations. Dewey recaps with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains how much precipitation will occur from a Winter Storm Tomorrow Night through Saturday Night. The American Farm Bureau Federation is celebrating 100 years as an organization. We hear from Vice President Scott VanderWal about the 100th year and beyond. Jayson says a few Husker legends made the All-Time team in Sports. Dave recaps the latest News and Dewey chats with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul gives the latest on a dry warming trend. Jayson recaps the weekend in Sports. Dave gives details on numerous wrecks from Sunday. Shalee catches up with Lori Cox, Executive Director of the NE State Fair, discussing details from their board meeting that took place Friday. Bob breaks down the Business Report. Bryce learns about a competition to create autonomous robots capable of performing agricultural tasks and Clay catches up with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains where the best chance for accumulating snow will be this weekend. Jayson previews a big weekend for Husker and Loper volleyball in Sports. Dave has one final look at News. Shalee sits down with Director of National Affairs for the NE Farm Bureau, Joran Dux to discuss the Ag Labor Bill that was just passed in the House. Bob steps in for the Business Report and Clay visits with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains how long the milder temperatures will last. Shalee is joined by Senator Deb Fishcer to discuss the Real Meat Act that she introduced into the Senate yesterday. Austin recaps the latest News. Shalee returns with Spencer Walahoski, the overall winner of the first ever "Fed Steer Challenge". Bruce talks to U.S. Secretary of Ag, Sonny Perdue during his stop in Nebraska and Clay talks with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: Paul breaks down the forecast in Ag Weather. Shalee visits with Congressman Adrian Smith to discuss the USMCA and the agreement that was announced yesterday. Jayson provides a Sports update. Dave recaps the latest regional News. Bob breaks down the Business Report and Clay visits with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains how long dry weather and a warming trend will last. Jayson has the latest in Sports. Austin steps in for a News update. Shalee visits with Jeff Stolle, VP of Marketing for the Nebraska Cattlemen, with part 1 of a 2 part interview discussing events leading up to the Holcomb plant fire and the immediate aftermath. Bob recaps the latest financial reports in the Business Report.
Today on Midday: Paul explains how long the cold snap will last in Ag Weather. Jayson recaps a big weekend in Loper athletics in Sports. Dave has a News update. Shalee visits with Dr. Jeff Fox with Bovine Veterinarian Management Resources, discussing what a secure beef supply program is and the importance of cattle producers implementing them. Bob has the first look at the Business Report. Bruce Gaarder talks with Andy Curliss, CEO of the North Carolina Pork Council. He has been on the firing line of the battle to eliminate animal agriculture for years. He talks about the threat and the millions and millions of dollars behind the efforts to totally eliminate animal agriculture. Clay chats with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul says snow is possible. Bryce learns more about Christmas Tree production in Nebraska with Scott Lund, who is the manger of Nebraska's largest Christmas tree farm. Jayson recaps the UNK Volleyball National Tournament win in Sports. Dave has one final look at News. Bob steps in for the Business Report. Clay finishes Midday with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul details how warm and how long a warming trend will last. Shalee talks with Mike Drinnin, President of the Nebraska Cattlemen, from their annual convention and trade show going on now in Kearney. Clay visits with Rich Felts, President Kansas Farm Bureau, talks about the key policies KFB will be watching in 2020. Jayson has the latest Sports while Austin steps in for News.
Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul details when it will cool down briefly in the next few days. Jayson previews tonight's UNK basketball games. Dave gives the latest regional News. Bryce recaps the The Alliance for the Future of Agriculture in Nebraska and We Support Ag annual meeting. Clay is joined by Terry Holdren, CEO Kansas Farm Bureau, as he catches us up on the first two days of the KFB's annual meeting. Bob has the Business Report and Dewey talks to John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: Shalee visits with Al Dutcher to preview the weekend forecast. Jayson has a Sports update. Dave tells us about the latest regional News. Bob has the week's final look at the financials in the Business Report. Shalee also visits with Ed Elfman, Senior Vice President, Agriculture and Rural Banking Policy for the American Bankers Association, discussing themes from their recent conference, land values, and opportunities. Clay catches up with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: Paul has the latest forecast in Ag Weather. Austin recaps the recent regional News. State Senator Steve Erdman joins Bryce to discuss the efforts under to find a solution to high property taxes and shares information on the ballot initiative to lower property taxes. Bob has a Business Report and Dewey chats with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul says much cooler temps are on the way. Shalee visits with Nebraska Extension Ag Climatologist, Al Dutcher. Scott fills in for Sports and News. Chabella recaps U.S. Secretary of Ag Sonny Purdue's trade mission to Mexico. Scott returns for the Business Report. Clay visits with an expert about how the Hong Kong Protests may be impacting meat exports. Dewey catches up with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: Paul says there will be some wild swings in the temperatures in a full look at Ag Weather. Susan discusses the upcoming FSA elections in Nebraska. Jayson has the latest Sports. Dave gives a News update. Susan returns to chat with Greg Ibach about the recent hemp announcement. Bob steps in for the Business Report. Susan talks more about the FSA and Dewey catches up with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: Paul explains when the wind will begin to moderate in Ag Weather. Bryce visits with the Nebraska Soybean Board about the soybean industry and their perspective on what's next for the checkoff. Jayson recaps a massive UNK football win from this past weekend. Dave gives the first look at News. Susan discusses last week's market trade. Bob follows with the Business Report. Chabella recaps a recent Nebraska Forest Service demonstration in Chadron and Dewey catches up with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: Paul has the latest forecast in Ag Weather. Susan talks with an Ag Economist from K-State. Jayson preview's UNK volleyball big game tonight in Sports. Austin has the latest News. Clay visits with a farmer about her farm and FFA experience in South Dakota to teach the next generation of Ag communicators. Bob provides the Business Report. Susan returns to learn about K-State's top farm study and Dewey visits with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: Paul explains how long it will stay dry for harvest in Ag Weather. Susan previews a new feature, "Good Talks for The Good Life". Jayson has the week's first look at Sports. Dave follows with News. Clay visits with KAAPA COOP about how they're helping the next generation of Ag entrepreneurs. Bob has the financials in the Business Report. Shalee visits with Nebraska State Fair Executive Director, Lori Cox on the 2019 numbers that were just released Friday. Dewey finishes Midday with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: Paul says warmer weather is on the way in Ag Weather. Shalee talks with Tyler Williams an Extension Education for a full look at the forecast. Brandon fills in for Sports. Dave has one final look at News. Chabella highlights WESTCO in Alliance. Dave is back with the Business Report. Chad has this week's Friday's In the Field from northeast Nebraska and Dewey wraps up Midday with his daily chat with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: Paul has the latest on how much snow is possible later today and tonight. Alex continues the Engler Entrepreneurship Journey with an entrepreneur from Kearney. Jayson has a Sports update. Austin fills in for News. Bryce has comments from American Farm Bureau Federation President Zippy Duvall who is in Lincoln. Dave provides the Business Report. Clay has more from NCBA and what they highlight as a big success for US beef with a signed trade deal with Japan. Dewey wraps up Midday with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: Paul gives the latest on when rain chances increase, and how much snow the region will see in Ag Weather. Clay discusses with a local veterinarian about the impending winter storm across much of the Midwest, we learn what health hazards the storm poses to cattle and how producers can be prepared to handle those hazards. Brandon fills in for Sports. Dave is in for the latest News. Susan talks about pesky corn rootworms. Dave is back with the Business Report. Bryce learns about an opportunity to hear what's on the horizon for international trade and Dewey hears from John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: Paul details how long it stays seasonal in Ag Weather. Shalee visits with Congressman Adrian Smith about his recent infrastructure seminar held in Hastings. Jayson has a Husker QB update in Sports. Austin fills in for News. Shalee returns with NE Dept. of Transportation Director, Kyle Schneweis for an update on we're they're at as flood recovery efforts. Bob has the latest financials in the Business Report. Bryce chats with Nebraska Farm Bureau President Steve Nelson on President Donald Trump signing a trade deal with Japan. Dewey wraps up Midday with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: Paul details how long it will stay seasonal & dry, when rain is likely and how much snow & cold are possible in Ag Weather. Clay spoke with Nebraska Cattlemen's President Mike Drinnin on the Dawson County Cattlemen's meeting. Jayson says a Husker football player received an award in Sports. Dave has the week's first look at News. Bruce discusses changes at the National Corn Growers Association. Bob is in with the Business Report. Susan visits with Congressman Jeff Fortenberry. Dewey wraps up Midday with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: Paul fills us in when the first freeze is possible in Ag Weather. Shalee chats with Nebraska Ag Climatologist, Al Dutcher. Jayson previews the Husker football game this weekend in Sports. Dave has the week's final look at News. Jayson returns to get filled in on high school football with Bob Jensen. Dave returns for the Business Report. Chabella reports from the panhandle for Friday’s in the Field from Sidney. Dewey wraps up Midday with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: Paul looks at when the next best chance for rain arrives in Ag Weather. Clay dives in on the formal impeachment inquiry starting against President Trump and what could be the impacts to the ag markets? Jayson previews the Husker vs Northwestern football match up this weekend in Sports. Austin has the latest in News. Shalee discusses funding availability in rural communities with the USDA. Bob has the Business Report. Susan says Gov. Ricketts will stop by Reinke Manufacturing. Dewey finishes with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: Paul explains how long rain chances will stick around in Ag Weather. Clay catches up with Nebraska Farm Bureau Vice President of Government Relations Bruce Reiker to discuss the current issues that Nebraska Farm Bureau is tracking. Jayson previews Husker volleyball in Sports. Austin is in with a News update. Susan says crop dry down is a concern for producers. Bob recaps financials in the Business Report. Bryce learns about a road sealant containing 55% soybean oil that is being used across the Midwest to make roads last longer. Dewey wraps up Midday with his chat with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: Paul gives timing details on when and where the most rain will fall this week in Ag Weather. Susan previews the upcoming 4S Goat Expo in Nebraska. Jayson talks Husker football in Sports. Dave has the latest News update. Bryce shares what Governor Pete Ricketts signed letters of intent with company officials from Taiwan to buy U.S. Ag Products means for Nebraska. Bob has the weeks first Business Report. Susan returns to talk about grilling at tailgating parties. Dewey finishes with his daily chat with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: Paul says drastic temperature changes are expected in the next week. Shalee has her weekly visit with Nebraska Ag Climatologist, Al Dutcher. Jayson previews the Huskers game vs. Ohio State in Sports. Dave has one final weekly look in News. Shalee returns to discuss the Aksarben show that's officially underway in Grand Island. Bob is in with the Business Report. Clay has this week's Friday's In The Field with the Olson family farm. Dewey wraps up Midday with his daily chat with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: Paul says thunderstorm chances will increase the next several days in Ag Weather. Alex continues the special Engler Journey with an entrepreneur and Wave Image Marketing. Jayson continues to preview the Nebraska-Ohio State football game in Sports. Dave has the latest News. Clay discusses US energy independence and security. Bob has the latest financial information in the Business Report. Chad gives a beef industry update in regards to the US-Japan agreement. Clay wraps up Midday with a chat with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: Paul explains when it will be cooler and warmer in Ag Weather. Clay discusses a recent study that shows ethanol could help the US with Energy Independence and Security. Jayson previews the Husker men's basketball first practice of the season in Sports. Dave is in with the latest area News. Dave returns to preview the Team Jack Radiothon being held in Elwood this week. Bob has the Business Report. Susan speak with a beef producer who is challenging Ellen DeGeneres and Dewey catches up with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: Paul explains when it turns cooler & more active with occasional thunderstorms. Chad recaps the Ag Outlook Forum from Kansas City. Jayson says Scott Frost are embracing the national attention for this weekend's game in Sports. Austin stops by for the latest in News. Shalee features Niobrara Schools Staff and Students who were awarded the Community Conservation Award at this year's NRD Annual Conference. Bob is in with the Business Report. Chad returns to continue the recap from the Ag Outlook Forum form KC and Dewey chats with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: Paul has details on where and when thunderstorms will be possible with a cold front. Dave was at the Cambridge football game last week where they recognized recipients for the 2019 American FFA Degree. Jayson has more on Royals manager Ned Yost retiring. Dave returns with the latest news. Shalee heard from Papio NRD out of Missouri, discussing the ongoing flood recovery efforts along the NE/IA/MO borders. Bob has the week's first Business Report. Shalee returns for a conversation with a state conservationist on what we can expect, on the conservation front, from upcoming changes to the 2018 Farm Bill and Dewey visits with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: Paul says thunderstorms, some severe, remain possible through a part of the weekend in Ag Weather. Shalee chats with Nebraska Ag Climatologist, Al Dutcher. Tyler fills in for Sports to preview UNK and Husker football this weekend. Dave steps in for the latest News. Jayson previews the Nebraska High School Sports Hall of Fame induction class this weekend. Bob has a stock update in the Business Report. Susan reports from Rising City for this week's Big Iron Realty Friday's in The Field learning about cutting silage and Dewey wraps up the show with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: Paul is back with warmer temperatures and even a chance for thunderstorms in the forecast in Ag Weather. Susan discusses harvesting sorghum sooner than later. Jayson recaps the Husker volleyball loss to Stanford. Austin catches you up on area News. Alex catches up with UNL team documenting areas impacted by recent flooding. Bob has your financial fix in the Business Report. Bryce sits down with Senator Steve Halloran who was at Husker Harvest Days last week working to gather signatures to place a property tax relief item on the ballot for year 2020. Dewey takes us home with a report from John Payne in Chicago.
Today on Midday: Scott says less wind is in the forecast and a chance for thunderstorms could be in the future in Ag Weather. Susan says the FSA has programs available for producers to apply for if they had losses this past year. Jayson previews Nebraska's volleyball game tonight against Stanford in Sports. Dave recaps the latest in News. Shalee discusses calving season benchmarking, and the 20th anniversary Beef Stocker Field Day happening Sept. 19th. Bob gets you caught up on the latest financial information in the Business Report. Susan helps celebrate national cheeseburger day and Clay wraps up Midday with a daily chat with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: Scott has the latest forecast in Ag Weather. Susan talks about important deadlines with the Farm Service Agency. Jayson chats about Husker football's preparation for BIG 10 play in Sports. Austin has the latest in News. Susan returns to preview the upcoming harvest. Bob has the Business Report. Shalee previews the upcoming Beef Cow Symposium to be held in Scottsbluff. Clay closes out Midday with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: Scott says an active pattern is setting up in the pattern in a full look at Ag Weather. Following the recent Custer County Corn Growers Association Clay had the opportunity to talk with National Corn Growers President Lynn Crisp. Jayson talks Husker Volleyball in Sports. Dave is in with the latest News update. Brandon talks about the Kansas City Barbecue Society. Bob stops by for the Business Report. Bruce breaks down President Trump's meetings regarding ethanol. Clay checks in with John Payne.
Today on Midday: Paul says summer-like temperatures will return this weekend in a full look in Ag Weather. Shalee visits with Nebraska Ag Climatologist, Al Dutcher. Jayson previews this weekend's Husker football game. Dave has the latest News update. Bryce has one more report from HHD. Bob has one final financial report in the Business Report. Big Iron Realty's Fridays in the Field is back near St. Paul this week with Nathan Scheer. Dewey has one last check with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: Paul tells us when temperatures warm back to seasonal and above normal and for how long. Our bi-weekly edition of the Engler Entrepreneurship Journey continues with a senior at UNL who has started Uhusiano. Jayson previews tonight's UNK football game in Sports. Tyler has the latest News. NE Governor Pete Ricketts joins us to discuss USMCA, his recent trade mission and property tax relief. Bob has the Business Report. Hannah speaks with Beef Magazine at HHD and Dewey closes Midday with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: Paul says thunderstorms are likely tonight. Clay chats with the Nebraska Corn Growers Association form HHD. Jayson tells us who is being inducted into the UNK Athletic Hall of Fame in Sports. Tyler fills in for News. Clay returns to continue his corn chat with the corn growers association. Bob has the latest financials in the Business Report. Shalee visits with the Nebraska Soybean Board at HHD and Dewey talks with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: Paul says an active pattern is expected for the early to mid-part of this week in Ag Weather. Clay begins a three part interview series today with USDA's NASS. Jayson has a Sports update. Dave provides the latest in News. Bob breaks down financials in the Business Report and Dewey caps off the day with chat with John Payne from Chicago.
Paul talks about a forecast for HHD and Boulder. Al Dutcher then talks about next weeks weather also. Friday's in the Field take a closer look at Ag. Brandon brings us sports. Dave with news and business. All on a Friday Midday.
Today on Midday: Paul breaks down how much precipitation is possible this weekend. Dave sits down with Lori Cox, the director of the Nebraska State Fair to recap this year's event. Brandon steps in for Sports to give a UNK football preview. Austin fills in for News. Brandon returns for a outlook at D2 Football this fall. Dave recaps the financial world in the Business Report. Susan breaks down the price of pork in China and Dewey catches up with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: Paul previews the next chance of thunderstorms. Alex visits with Miranda Hornung who was named National Teach Ag Ambassador. Tyler fills in for Sports and has a Husker practice report. Dave is in with the latest News. Clay talks with a Colorado reporter about their governor. Dave returns for the Business Report. Shalee visits with a representative from UNL about mob grazing and Dewey finished Midday with a conversation with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: Paul has the latest on when it will be the warmest and coolest, the long term temperature and rainfall outlook. Susan examines the latest tariffs with the Nebraska Farm Bureau. Jayson has the latest in Sports. Austin steps in for News. Susan is back to chat with Greg Ibach about the USDA's investigation into the Tyson fire in Kansas. Dave fills in for the Business Report. Susan returns with Jay Rempe as he explains the financial impact of the retaliatory tariffs on Nebraska farmers and ranchers. Dewey finishes with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: Paul previews the weekend forecast in Ag Weather. Shalee sits down with Nebraska Ag Climatologist, Al Dutcher for their weekly chat. Jayson previews the opening night in high school football in Sports. Dave gives a regional News update. Shalee is back with Leslie Boswell, a CommonGround Volunteer at the state fair. Bob has one final glance this week at the Business Report. Chad has this week's Friday's In the Field from Pender and Clay catches up with John Payne.
Today on Midday: Paul explains where today's severe threat is today & tonight. Alex has the bi-weekly Engler Entrepreneurship Journey featuring Amber Klassen who began AB Chickens in high school. Jayson has another Husker game day preview in Sports. Austin steps in for News. Susan visits with Dave Warner from the Nebraska Corn Growers and their involvement with the Nebraska Cattleman at the state fair. Bob has the latest financials in the Business Report. Shalee continues her conversation with Associate Dean of NE Extension, Kathleen Lodl, talking about what they're doing to celebrate 150 years with several events this weekend and Dewey catches up with John Payne.
Today on Midday: Paul details how long the recent warm-up will last in Ag Weather. Susan has a preview of 4-H shows this weekend at the state fair. Jayson has another Husker football camp update in Sports. Bob fills in for News. Susan returns for her conversation with Nebraska Congressman Don Bacon at our state fair booth. Bob is back with the Business Report. Shalee investigates the historical relevance between state fair and University of Nebraska 150th anniversary and Dewey takes us home with his chat with John Payne.
Today on Midday: Paul gives more information on a dry and warming trend in Ag Weather. Shalee sits down with Gov. Pete Ricketts for a State Fair update. Brandon fills in for Sports. Dave steps in for the latest in News from this past weekend. Shalee is back with Cherry County Commissioner Tanay Storer about a round table she sat at with Gov. Ricketts and Sen. Deb Fischer. Bob has the latest financial info in the Business Report. Susan talks with Director of Ag Steve Wellman to discuss the State Fair and Dewey chats with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: Paul previews the weekend's forecast in Ag Weather. Clay visits with state Climatologist Al Dutcher to discuss the nearby forecast and the new 30 day forecast coming out at the end of the month. Jayson previews the UNK volleyball scrimmage vs Wyoming this weekend in Sports. Tyler steps in for News. Senator Deb Fischer visits with Shalee from the State Fair. Bob follows with the Business Report. Chabella has this weeks Big Iron Realty's Friday's In The Field from Sidney and Clay catches up with John Payne.
Today on Midday: Paul previews the upcoming forecast in Ag Weather. Clay says RFID cattle tags could be replacing traditional tags. Jayson steps in for the daily Sports update. Ellen fills in for News. Jayson is back with his conversation with John Cook about the upcoming season. Bob recaps financial information in the Business Report. Rounding out the show, Clay catches up with Casey Mabry of Blue Reef Agri Marketing on last week's cattle market sell off and Dewey caps off Midday with John Payne.
Today on Midday: Paul is back with a look at Ag Weather. Clay reviews the RCAP Convention in South Dakota. Jayson says Husker QB Adrian Martinez appeared on another watch list in Sports. Tyler fills in for News. Susan says dairy operations are looking to expand in Nebraska. Bob steps in for the Business Report. Clay returns to break down last week's cattle market taking a dip and Dewey is back for his daily chat with John Payne.
Today on Midday: Scott says a cool down and precipitation is in the forecast in Ag Weather. Alex learns more about an E-15 workshop in Kearney. Jayson catches up on UNK volleyball camp in Sports. Dave steps in for a News update. Bryce learns more about the newly created Healthy Soils Task force. Bob reviews stock market financials in the Business Report. Susan catches up from day two of the Pro Farmer Midwest Crop Tour and Clay catches up with John Payne.
Today on Midday: Scott previews a warm forecast in Ag Weather. Susan has a report from the Pro Farmer Crop Tour. Jayson has the latest from the Huskers appearing in the new Top 25 football poll in Sports. Ellen has the latest regional News. Bryce says the National FFA Organization has a program for people to apply for a free blue jacket. Bob is in for the latest Business Report. Alex recaps the Soybean Management Field Days and Clay catches up with John Payne.
IANR Vice Chancellor Mike Boehm previews how UNL and IANR will be involved at the Nebraska State Fair. Activities include hosting Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue, showcasing the Raising Nebraska and N150 traveling exhibit and watching University of Nebraska Marching Band performances!
On Today's Midday Scott talks to Paul about the upcoming weather for next week. Then Al Dutcher comes in to talk about more weather. Followed by Jayson who doesn't talk about weather. Dave gives us the latest regional news and we hear from Bob Jenson the "godfather" of Nebraska prep sports. All on today's Midday.
Today on Midday: Paul talks about the latest forecast in Ag Weather. Alex is in with the Engler Journey focusing on providing resources for entrepreneurs. Brandon fills in for Sports. Dave gives the latest News update. Alex returns to discuss the farm to school lunch programs. Dave is back with the Business Report. Susan talks about checkoff organizations and possible collaborations and Dewey finishes with a report from John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday, Paul talks about another chance for severe weather, Dr. Dennis Hughes talks to us about Vesicular Stomatitis in a horse in Lincoln County, Dave Aiken, UNL Extension Water and Ag Law Specialist, is excited of the work already being done for Nebraska property Tax Relief in 2020, we find out that a Bison is coming back to Nebraska from Brandon, and much more on today's Midday.
Today on Midday: Paul has the latest forecast in Ag Weather. Bryce learns about the Food Processing Center at the Nebraska Innovation Campus. Jayson has Husker football news in Sports. Shalee has the latest from the Nebraska Grazing Conference form Kearney. Bob stops in for the Business Report. Susan analyzes soybean plants and Dewey visits with John Payne.
Today on Midday: Paul recaps Sunday nights storms in Ag Weather. Alex visits with a market specialist in Mexico. Jayson talks UNK football camp in Sports. Dave recaps the weekend in News. Clay talks about growing wheat in Nebraska. Bob has the latest Business Report. Bryce breaks down an intern program offered by the Nebraska Farm Bureau and Dewey chats with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: Paul has a full weekend look at the forecast in Ag Weather. Shalee checks in with Nebraska Climatologist, Al Dutcher. Tyler fills in for Sports. Ellen has the latest in News. Bryce has a special interview with newly named RRN CEO, Tim Marshall. Bob is in with the Business Report. Susan has this weeks edition of Friday's In The Field and Clay visits with John Payne for the final time this week.
Today on Midday: Paul tells us the next chance for storms in Ag Weather. Clay talks the 'Butterfly Effect' in markets. Brandon stops in for the latest in Sports. Ellen recaps regional News. Susan explains a new requirement for showing livestock at the Nebraska State Fair. Bob gives the recent Business Report. Alex hears from producers and their thoughts on the new tariffs. Clay wraps up Midday with a chat from John Payne.
Today on Midday: Paul has the latest in Ag Weather. Alex chats with the Franklin FFA President. Brandon fills in for Sports. Bob recaps the recent surge of storms in News. Susan gives an update with the Beef Checkoff. Bob returns for the Business Report. Shalee visits Nebraska Climatologist Al Dutcher and Dewey checks in with John Payne.
Today on Midday: Paul says there's a slight chance for severe weather in a full look at Ag Weather. Clay discusses currency wars. Jayson has the latest in Sports. Bob checks in with News. Brandon talks with a new UNK Dean. Bob is back with a check in with stocks in the Business Report. Alex chats with an 8th grader from Shelton about BRAG and Dewey finishes with a check in with John Payne.
Dr. Teten, is a Custer County native and the newly-appointed Dean of the new College of Arts and Sciences at UNK. We talk about his background, his position as Dean, how he has taken Custer County with him as he's progressed thru his career, and more!
Today on Midday we will talk about the free falling stock markets, rallying grain markets and the Chinese Yuan upsetting everyone. Jayson will talk about the start of Husker Football and Bryce will do an in-depth story on pig racing.
It's a Friday Edition of Midday, which means Fridays In The Field and Al Dutcher to talk about weather. Paul also talks about a wetter forecast. Jayson talks about Scott Frost's presser on Thursday and much more on today's Midday.
Brandon Benitz chats with UNK Chancellor, Doug Kristensen, about the work that goes into readying campus for the Fall; ticketing options available for Loper Athletic fans; how being an affiliate with the Nebraska Statewide Arboretum makes the campus more attractive; how UNK will be involved with the Blueprint Nebraska report; and more!
On today's Midday show Paul talks about cooler days and some new drought areas in Nebraska believe it or not. We will hear about a new gelato business, Jayson will talk about the Huskers getting ready for practice and John Payne tells us about the newest tariffs put on by Trump. All of that and more on Midday.
Today on Midday: Scott is in with Ag Weather. Shalee talks about farmland values softening. Jayson explains where UNK football landed in the preseason rankings in a full look at Sports. Brandon in with the latest in News. Alex sheds light on Nebraska's Viticulture Industry. Bob talks about the latest financial report in the Business Report. Susan talks about the grain industry and Clay visits with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: Paul says cooler temperatures are here to stay in Ag Weather. Clay discusses marketing and low volume grain trade. Jayson recaps weekend state legion baseball in Sports. Ellen has the latest regional News. Bryce discusses workshops for landlords and tenants. Bob has the latest in stocks in the full Business Report. Chad learns more about the new AFAN livestock programming coordinator. Finally, Dewey visits with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: Warmer and humid air is on the way according to Paul in a full look at Ag Weather. Clay takes us on a crop tour. Jayson stops by for the latest in Sports. Dave has more on a deadly plane crash in News. Susan tells us about farmers in eastern Nebraska who are seeing copper stolen from pivots. Dave is back with the Business Report. Bryce breaks down the corn forecast. Dewey wraps up Midday with a report from John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: Paul has the latest forecast in Ag Weather. Shalee checks in with BASF. Jayson talks Husker basketball in Sports. Brandon is in with News. Clay reviews a key Ag loophole being closed. Dave breaks down the financial markets in the Business Report. Alex discusses financial impairment and Dewey closes with a report from John Payne.
Today on Midday: Paul says relief from the heat is in the forecast in Ag Weather. Shalee discusses farm succession with Allan Vyhnalek. Jayson has the latest in Sports. Brandon fills in for News. Brandon is back with a golf scramble fundraiser to help those in need affected by the recent flooding. Dave stops by for the Business Report. Bryce breaks down the Free Trade Agreements. Dewey wraps up Midday with a report from John Payne in Chicago.
Today on Midday: Paul says we're in the peak of summer heat in the full look of Ag Weather. Susan learns more about irrigation problems in the panhandle. Jayson returns for Sports. Ellen stops by for the latest in regional News. Susan is back with a Nebraska pork industry update. Dave has the latest financial information in the Business Report. Bryce has a recap from Corn Congress in Washington D.C. and Dewey finishes Midday with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: Paul says while it's hot today, a cool down is in the forecast this weekend in a full look of Ag Weather. Shalee catches up with Nebraska Ag Climatologist Al Dutcher. Brandon has one more report from Big 10 Media Days in Sports. Dave recaps the latest in News. Jayson has interviews from Big 10 Football Media Days. Bob stops by for the Business Report. Chad has the latest Friday's In The Field and Dewey has one final recap with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: Paul has the latest forecast in Ag Weather. Alex is in with the Engler Entrepreneurship Journey as they talk about grapes and hops. Brandon is in with a BIG 10 Media Day update in Sports. Dave provides the latest in regional News. Chad gives a Dairy Experience Forum update from Minnesota. Bob has a financial report in the Business Report. Shalee talks about T-L Irrigation and their White House experience. Finally, Dewey ends the show with an interview with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: Paul says heat and humidity will be a big issue in a full look of Ag Weather. Shalee has the weekly BASF update. Brandon fills in for Sports. Dave explains how CNPPID dealt with flooding in News. Chabella talks about Monarch Butterflies and their potential of being added to the Endangered Species list. Bob steps in for the Business Report. Dave is back with tips from the Two Rivers Public Health Dept. about what's next for those affected by flooding. Dewey finishes today's Midday program with an update from Chicago with John Payne.
Today on Midday: Paul reviews rain that fell in Nebraska last night in Ag Weather. Shalee explains how to be prepared for heat stress with Randy Saner. Jayson reviews Big 12 media days in Sports. Dave has the latest local News. Lana reviews how UNK helped those that were affected by flooding last week. Bob discusses the latest in the financial world in the Business Report. Clay explains a new Sorghum project and Dewey finishes with a recap with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: Paul explains the recent heat up in temperatures in Ag Weather. Clay discusses the flooding impact in fields and pastures from last week with a local farmer. Jayson talks about a preseason award watch list Husker QB Taylor Martinez has been added to in Sports. Dave has a look at state News. Alex talks progress with the USMCA with Senator Fischer. Bob reviews stocks in the Business Report. Susan talks about the ag impact of Hurricane Barry. Dewey finishes with a recap with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: Paul is in with a weekend look in Ag Weather. Shalee visits with Nebraska Extension Ag Climatologist Al Dutcher. Brandon steps in for a Wimbledon review in Sports. Ellen gets us caught up in News. Alex interviews one of eight UNL students who are documenting flooding stories from this past spring. Bob has the latest stock market info in the Business Report. Chabella talks with Tyson Narjes for this weeks edition of Friday's In The Field and Dewey finishes with a recap with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: Paul talks flooding in Ag Weather. Susan discusses the pesky thistle caterpillar with Jeff Whitworh from K-State. Brandon talks baseball in Sports. Bob breaks down all of the flooding in central Nebraska in News. Clay previews the Custer County Tractor Ride with Heather Kulhanek. Bob returns for the Business Report. Chad recaps the Sustainable Agronomy Conference in Omaha and Dewey finishes with a recap with John Payne from Chicago.
Scott Foster has a conversation with John Fagot, the Mayor of Lexington, as the city recovers from flood waters.
Today on Midday: Paul provides an update on recent flooding and warmer weather in Ag Weather. Shalee has the weekly BASF update. Brandon fills in for sports with an MLB All-Star game recap. Bob talks flooding in news. Tyler caught up with Senator Matt Williams to discuss his flooding fly over experience. Scott has special report from Cozad Mayor Marcus Kloepping about the recent flooding. Shalee talks about about what livestock producers need to be doing as far as reporting and management of their livestock holding ponds with the most recent rainfall and flooding. Dewey finishes with a recap with John Payne from Chicago.
Flooding dominates today's broadcast as we talk to Tyler Cavalli, Lana Green and Clay Patton about their trips to work. We also hear from Darren Lewis the Emergency Management Director for Buffalo County and talk to Paul Perkins about the upcoming forecast for the upcoming days.
Today on Midday: Paul says more moisture is on the way in Ag Weather. Alex says 24 University of Nebraska students have started flood serviceships. Jayson is in for an Isiah Roby and James Palmer NBA summer league update in sports. Dave breaks down an accident near Cozad in news. Susan says there are some important deadlines for farmers on the horizon. Bob is in with the Business Report. Shalee talks with Nebraska's veterinarian about VS and Dewey finishes with a recap with John Payne from Chicago.
The Huskers claimed the 2019 International Quarter-Scale Tractor Student Design Competition. IANR Vice President and Vice Chancellor Mike Boehm joins Bryce Doeschot with more details about the team's performance.
Today on Midday: Paul is in with an Ag Weather update. Shalee gives us a BASF update. Jayson has a Husker football recruiting update in sports. Tyler fills in for news. Jayson returns for a feature interview with a Kearney farmer who biked from coast to coast. Bob has the latest financial information in the business report. Chabella talks sheep and goat educational programs. Clay finishes Midday with a visit with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: Paul says there is a potential for more thunderstorms in a full look at Ag Weather. Ethan talks about the Cheyenne Frontier Days controversy. Jayson steps in for a sports update. Dave has a major medical breakthrough in news. Clay says central Nebraska was represented at the Maine-Anjou Association Junior Nationals. Bob has the latest financial information in the business report. Susan says the clock has been ticking for farmers planting soybeans and corn. Clay finishes Midday with a visit with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: Paul is forecasting a cooler week in a full look at Ag Weather. Clay talks West Nile Virus in livestock with Nebraska Vet Dr. Dennis Hughes. Jayson recaps Nebraska native Nate Lashley's first PGA win in a full look at sports. Dave is in with news. Alex sits down with Kate Gibson of Water for Food to chat about their irrigation research. Bob has the latest financial information in the business report. Susan discusses technology & farming-research at K-State as they're looking at the different generations, and Clay finishes Midday with a visit with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: Paul says it will be sunny and hot the next three days in a full look at Ag Weather, Shalee visits with Nebraska Extension Ag Climatologist Al Dutcher. Jayson has an update on the Nebraska Danger in sports. Dave is in with news, including a report from Trooper Smith's funeral. Susan checks in with Congressman Adrian Smith and trade issues. Bob updates us with the business report. Susan returns for Friday's In The Field from Rising City and Clay finishes with a visit with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: Paul says the heat will continue in a full look at Ag Weather, Clay reports from the UNL Winter Wheat day in Perkins County. Jayson has one final recap of the CWS in sports. Ellen fills in for a news update. Susan visits with Paul Reising about Proximus & how it can be a benefit to this year's corn crop. Bob updates us with the business report. Bryce learns more about Environmental Quality Incentives Programs from Eric Zach, Ag program manager with Nebraska Game and Parks and Dewey finishes with a visit with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: Paul gives us an update in Ag Weather, Shalee checks in with BASF and Jayson previews the final CWS game in sports. Tyler steps in for the latest in news. Shalee returns to talk about wheat disease with UNL Professor Stephen Wegulo. Bob talks stocks in the business report. Bryce recaps a Nebraska Ag group's trip to Washington D.C. with Ag Director, Steve Wellman. Dewey finishes with a visit with John Payne from Chicago.
UNL Professor/Extension Plant Pathologist, Stephen Wegulo, gives an update on the disease they saw as they toured Nebraska wheat fields last week.
Ten cities across the US were recently named "All-American Cities."
One of them is Gothenburg.
Scott Foster talks with Will Rahjes, who was the head of the delegation representing the Central Nebraska town in Denver.
Andrew Bailey, National Pork Producer Council's Lead Counsel for Science and Technology, discusses how the U.S. is behind when it comes to regulatory oversight of gene edited livestock.
Today on Midday: Paul says severe weather is possible today/tonight in a full look in Ag Weather, Alex chats with Nate Blum from the Nebraska Sorghum Board. Jayson previews Husker Football Fan Day in sports. Dave has the latest in news, including the Aubrey Trail neck slashing. Susan continues her chat with Land O'Lakes about rural infrastructure and Bob has the latest business report. Shalee has an update from the National Pork Producers Council recent call and Dewey visits with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: Paul says warmer/drier weather is in the forecast this week in a full look in Ag Weather, Susan visits with Land O'Lakes about the rural economy. Jayson is back with sports and the CWS. Bob has the latest in local news. Dave chats with Mrs. Nebraska. Bob returns with the business report. Bryce talks about growing hemp in Nebraska and Clay visits with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: Paul is in with a weekend look at Ag Weather, Chad joins us for the weekly update with Nebraska Ag Climatologist Al Dutcher. Brandon fills in for Jayson on sports with information about Isiah Roby being drafted. Dave has the latest in local news. Clay talks about Dairy Month. Bob is in with the business report. Shalee checks in with Friday's in The Field and Dewey visits with John Payne from Chicago.
Today on Midday: Paul is in with a severe storm forecast in Ag Weather, The Engler Entrepreneurship Journey learns about Hundred Hills Hops and Vines. Brandon fills in for Jayson on sports with audio from Will Bolt's presser. Dave has the latest in local news. Bryce visits with Brad Luebben to discuss the latest in ag policy and Bob is in with the business report. Susan chats about beef reduction and Dewey visits with John Payne.
Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul says warmer and dryer weather is on the horizon. Shalee chats with BASF. Brandon fills in for Jayson on sports. Dave has the latest in local news. Susan talks about the scuttlebutt with the NYC mayor wanting to slash beef consumption and Bob is in with the latest business report. Susan rejoins Midday as she visits with the New York Beef Producers Association and Dewey visits with John Payne about the latest on markets.
Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul is back with precipitation on the docket. Susan visits the U.S. Grain Council, Jayson recaps the CWS in sports. Dave has the latest in local news. Clay sheds light on livestock dealer checks bouncing. Bob is in with the latest business report. Chabella has an agronomist update from Gering and Dewey visits with John Payne about the latest on markets.
Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, the pattern continues. Bryce visits with Dr. Brad Luebben, Jayson previews CWS. Dave has the latest in local news. Shalee beats the heat with wheat. Hear the latest from tech stocks with Bob. A dairy update with Susan and Clay visits with John Payne about the latest on markets.
Kevin Ross had the opportunity to talk the importance of renewable fuels with President Trump on Tuesday.
J. David Aiken, Extension Water and Agricultural Specialist, goes into the details of LB512 which will allow property owners suffering significant flood damage to have the 2019 property taxes on flood-damaged property lowered.
Cathy Anderson with the NE FSA Office talks about the 19 counties needed for the pilot project program
Nebraska Extension Agricultural Climatologist, Al Dutcher, breaks down the short and long term forecast.
He is talking about the wait for the CRP sign up & now that its June sign up opportunities for dairy farmers with the Dairy Margin Coverage (DMC) program.
Nebraska Extension Agricultural Climatologist, Al Dutcher, talks about the precipitation expected over the next week and whether or not the forecast will be favorable for planting across the entire corn belt.
Chandler talks about the need to pass the USMCA & how it has had an effect on the U.S. wheat grower.
Nebraska Extension Agricultural Climatologist, Al Dutcher, says those planning their long weekend near water will want to stay alert for possible flooding and talks about precipitation into the extended forecast.
BigIron Realty's Fridays in the Field takes us near St. Paul this week as Shalee Peters checks in with John Dvoracek and Nathan Scheer.
Nebraska Extension Agricultural Climatologist, Al Dutcher, talks about the severe weather activity we could experience headed into the weekend and possible rain in the forecast for next week.
In week one we learn how the flooding & wet spring have slowed the planting season for one farmer south of Rising City, Nebraska
Learn how Grant Suddarth built Terrace Ag, an agriculture appraisal software, despite knowing nothing about software development.
Suddarth is a May 2019 graduate of the University of Nebraska- Lincoln. He now works full time for his business.
Learn more about the International Visitors Center and the work to promote HHD around the globe.
The Nebraska Farm Bureau Foundation has been distributing funds to help those effected by the flooding & blizzards of March. We learn that its more then the dollars helping, its the reaching out to see if they are OK.
May is Beef Month in Nebraska! IANR Vice Chancellor Mike Boehm joins Bryce Doeschot to explore how the University of Nebraska- Lincoln plays a critical role in contributing to the Nebraska beef industry from soil health to genetics to feedlot management and everything in between.
Director Steve Wellman talks about moving forward one month plus after floods & blizzards.
Bobbie Kriz-Wickham - Public Affairs/Outreach Coordinator for the Nebraska FSA talks about quickly approaching deadlines.
Aline DeLucia, Director of Public Policy with the National Association of State Departments of Agriculture, discusses why the EPA is looking to limit states' ability to restrict federal pesticides and how they've reached out on the issue.
Bill Luckey is from Columbus Nebraska. He has been in Tanzania teaching a compound that hosts a orphanage how to plant corn & learn more about no-till.
Norfolk's Mayor, Josh Moenning, talks with Scott Foster about the next step for Nebraska as it's infrastructure is replaced. He says don't just rebuild - rethink.
Under Secretary Northey talks about the flooding seen on the Iowa side of the Missouri River.
Numbers reported by Ag Secretary Sonny Perdue are not correct. Nebraska Director of Agriculture Steve Wellman & Nebraska Cattlemen's President Mike Drinnen talk about reported numbers & how nothing is concrete yet in losses. We were told Secretary Perdue was unavailable for comment for the next week.
Dave Haldeman, the Administrator for the Land Division at DEQ, says there are considerations to take when disposing of livestock and grain amidst flood clean up. Resources are also provided for anyone who may have questions concerning clean up.
Checking out the recent flood & blizzard damage in the state of Nebraska, Under Secretary Ibach will take back to D.C. the thoughts of Nebraskans.
Director of Agriculture for Nebraska Steve Wellman gives us the latest update on this past weeks weather & its effects on Agriculture.
Photo: Beth Vavra
The Governor talks about the work going on from a state & local level as we move forward in the recovery efforts.
Nebraska Extension Agricultural Climatologist, Al Dutcher, discusses the weather events that wreaked havoc across the state this past week and what we can expect headed into this weekend and next week.
Boone County Rancher Brooke Stuhr talks about calving & trying to work in flooding conditions
The NE Farm Bureau is apart of a trip to DC where Albion NE producer Hilary Maricle had the chance to learn more on the cell cultured research.
A look at movers & shakers in the industry talking importance of Ag during National Ag Week
Nebraska Extension Agricultural Climatologist, Al Dutcher, talks about a quick moving event that could drop snow/ice over the weekend and previews what we could see next week.
Gov. Ricketts Proclaims “FFA Week” in Nebraska. We hear comments from the Governor, Ag Director Steve Wellman and a State FFA Staff member.
Jacob Odea is a sophomore at South West Public Schools, he has applied for one of 10 spots for the Nebraska Cattlemen’s Classic Aspiring Young Cattlemen program.
Don Roose with U.S. Commodities is in South America. He talks with Susan Littlefield about the latest crop conditions.
Mallory Kuskie works out of the Kearney, NE office for Farm Credit Services of America office. She talks about the importance of crop insurance.
Chuck Schroeder, the artist behind the Elders: Characters over Time gallery at Nebraska Innovation Campus, talks about his career and how it led him to his work as an artist today
Each month we will learn about a different area of the Nebraska Department of Agriculture. Caitlyn Andrews explains her job implementing the Food Safety Modernization Act Produce Safety Rule in Nebraska.
Steve Martin has been named executive director of Lincoln-based AFAN (The Alliance for the Future of Agriculture in Nebraska). Martin comes to AFAN from the Nebraska Department of Agriculture, where he was agriculture promotion coordinator.
Brandon Benitz visits with Dr. Julie Petersen regarding her recent UNL Extension Award and her research into the Western Bean Cutworm.
The Congressman talks about the service for President George H.W. Bush, the farm bill & trade.
As trade takes away from farm income, income takes away from the state economy. Here comments from Nebraska Governor Pete Ricketts
Aspiring Young Cattle producers through the Nebraska Cattlemen's Classic is the goal of Ronette Bush-Heinrich, manager of the Cattlemen's Classic.
Fenske points out that corn has had 4 straight sessions lower following a high on Monday. Cattle on feed report looks friendly.
This month is the first part of a two-part special edition of “Chat with the Chancellor”. Brandon Benitz and the President of the University of Nebraska system, Dr. Hank Bounds, focus entirely on research across the University of Nebraska system.
This month, Dr. Bounds digs into the details about the research being done on the Kearney and Lincoln campuses. Next month, we'll discuss the research happening at the two Omaha campuses.
We catch up with Bruce Schmit as he talks about paying a bit more per acre can increase profits at harvest.
Mike Zuzolo, Global Commodity Analytics, says today is a "rebuilding of the charts" day as corn soybeans and wheat are all higher at midday. Livestock is mixed to mostly lower.
Hail Systems, York Ag Education part two, Rural Futures Institute and the Lady Huskers on today's Midday.
This quarter's rural radio forum focuses on Stress in Agriculture. Getting help when you need it is an important and often overlooked aspect to mental health in the Heartland.
Community Gardens, Hi Protein Barley, The Dairy Experience and a Frost Burglary all on Midday today!
Brandon Benitz continues his “Chat with the Chancellor” series here in the Summer 2018 semester. This week, he's joined by a special guest, the Vice President for Business and Finance of the University of Nebraska system, Mr. Chris Kabourek.
We talk about Chris' background, what brought him to the University of Nebraska, and him being recently named into this position. Then, we dig into the University of Nebraska Board of Regents meeting back on Thursday, June 28, the latest budget update; Chris gives us a review and some insights from the University's list of accomplishments this year; and more!
Erin Howard, Transportation Safety Manager, talks about about the Safety Center's 40th Anniversary celebration on Wednesday; the history and background of the Safety Center; its goals, and courses offered; their Open House held Wednesday at their Nebraska Innovation Center offices in Lincoln, and more!
Scary Water Hemp, a soil health clinic, Wimbeldon and much more or this July 5 Midday Podcast.
The first Mid Day of June. We talk weather, Lebron James, Classless Classrooms and more.
Jordan Dux, Nebraska Farm Bureau Director of National Affairs, on trade relationships and the current status of NAFTA at a recent NE Farm Bureau listening session in Hastings.
Featuring Erin Boror, Economist with U.S. Meat Export Federation, takes a look at the trade year since re-opening the Chinese market to U.S. beef and how the current environment has customers feeling.
"Fridays in the Field" heads to Bellwood NE to talk with Bruce Schmit and a crop which is now a week ahead of schedule.
Nebraska Extension Ag Economist Jim Jansen breaks down results of the 2018 Farm Real Estate Survey released last week.
Elwood's Pride of the Prairie 4-H Club, one of 25 in Nebraska receiving the Governor's Ag Excellence Award, plans hands-on Wyoming wildfire recovery.
Meteorologist Brian Bledsoe compares averages to early 2018 severe weather and hail damage.
NDA Director Steve Wellman shares his reaction from his trip, which promoted NE agriculture and provided opportunities to discuss trade and other ag issues.
Interview with Steve Nelson, President of NE Farm Bureau, on their listening sessions this week.
Kansas Congressman Dr. Roger Marshall talks about his trip to the border this past weekend.
Stonie Cooper, Nebraska Mesonet Manager, is filling in for Al Dutcher discussing updates to the drought monitor after rains this past week and what we might expect headed into next week.
The House of Representatives narrowly passed (213 - 211) the Farm Bill yesterday. We hear comments from House Ag Committee Chair Mike Conaway on what is next for the measure.
Fridays in the Field takes us back for round two near Chapman as we visit with grower Andrew McHargue talking about timely rains and where they're at with their conventional and organic crops.
David Bracht, Director of the Nebraska Energy Office, shares updates on ethanol and other renewable fuels across the state!
Pioneer Agronomy Manager Paul Carter discusses Pioneer's ongoing 30-year corn plant density research.
Norfolk Mayor, Josh Moenning talks about his recent trade mission to Vietnam and what Nebraska Ag products they are hungry for.
Ulysses, NE pork producer Lukas Fricke has created an app that will not only help the pork producer with PQA, but the entire livestock industry.
With Eric Schultz, BASF Technical Service Representative.
Ulysses NE Pork Producer Lukas Fricke has developed ChorChek to make life a bit easier when it comes to paperwork for the livestock producer...but it has grown beyond that.
We learn more about Virtual Incision Corporation, a company at Nebraska Innovation Campus focused on developing miniaturized robots for surgery procedures. Co-Founder and Chief Technology Officer Shane Farritor joins us in the Nebraska Soybean Board Studio at NIC.
Emily Skor, CEO of Growth Energy shares information about expanding E15 year-round and refiner hardship waivers granted by the EPA
The Shell Creek Watershed made history last Friday as it was removed from the Impaired Waters list. Governor Ricketts, EPA's Pruitt, local landowners, and students discuss the significance of the de-listing.
Peter Navarro on China...during a White House Briefing this morning he talked about the latest trade issues with China & also the effects on Ag.
Teri Edeal with NRCS talks about being the original fire starter and bringing prescribed burns to the central Nebraska producers tool box.
Former Ag Secretary Tom Vilsack shares his thoughts on the tariff's & the industry
EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt was in Nebraska last week. We hear his comments on the Renewable Fuels Standard and his opinion on expanding E15 sales year-round.
Secretary Vilsack is now the President & CEO of the U.S. Dairy Export Council and he talks the issue of trade with Mexico & its effects on the dairy industry.
Nebraska State Ag Climatologist Al Dutcher looks at the heat this weekend and what's to follow
We end our weeklong coverage of international trade by recapping the International Trade Town Hall in Lexington with stakeholder and Dawson County Banker Earl Linderman.
We hear from corn and soybean farmer Andrew Neujahr on this weeks Friday's in the Field. Andrew is a beginning farmer near Waverly.
NCBA's Alisa Harrison, discusses the 360 degree virtual reality ranch videos showcasing U.S. beef production at a major food gathering in Aspen, CO.
Jay Rempe, Nebraska Farm Bureau Economist, ties together why exports are important from the national trade balance all the way to "main street" in Rural Nebraska.
The USDA Undersecretary for Trade Ted McKinney, discusses his Japanese trade mission this week and reaction he encounters among foreign negotiators.
Eric Schultz, BASF Technical Service Representative, talking about mid-post herbicide applications for soybeans.
Craig Uden, former NCBA President and Dawson County Resident, talks about how important exports are to Nebraska and Dawson county beef producers. This is the 2nd of a 4-part series on export impact at the county level. Tomorrow we take a look at how that export dollar makes it back to main street.
Featuring Greg Kruger, Weed Science and Pesticide Application Specialist with UNL, discussing options for controlling volunteer corn.
An update on the Start and End of a Heat Wave, when there could be Severe Storms, Widespread Thunderstorm Chances, and the latest Weather Factors driving the Markets #newx
KS Congressman talks about the works of the farm bill & the issues with trade
Scott Mcpheeters a Dawson/Lincoln County Farmer talks about the importance of export markets at the county level. This is the first of 4 news makers that take a look at export markets importance at the county level. Later on we will look at the beef market and the economic impact to main street.
There are reports of bacterial leaf streak disease in corn across Nebraska. Tamra Jackson-Ziems, Nebraska Extension Plant Pathologist, shares information about the disease and ways to spot it.
Brandy VanDeWalle gives details about the upcoming Youth Crop Scouting Contest set to be held next month.
With a drought across the southern plains, some custom harvest crews are scrambling for acres. We learn more about the struggles of the 2018 custom harvest with Tracy of Zeorian Harvesting of Manly, Nebraska.
Strahinja Steponovich Nebraska Extension Educator in Grant. Talks about how wheat and field pea field tours have grown over the past couple years.
Nebraska State Climatologist Al Dutcher
VP of Legislative Affairs for the NE Cattlemen, Laura Field discusses working with the NE State Patrol to establish livestock hauling protocols.
Fridays in the Field visits with Nathan Schole from northern Dodge County, near Hooper.
Technical Service Representative, Brady Kappler, discusses herbicide options for soybeans as well as stewardship resources.
Chad Moyer reports from World Pork Expo in Des Moines.
North American Meat Institute Senior VP of Public Affairs Janet Riley talks about why beef is important in a child's diet
JD Alexander is a cattle producer from Pender NE and he spoke with Susan Littlefield at World Meat Congress in Dallas last week
Courtney Hall is Sustainability Manager for Cargill. She takes us through why the company is actively studying better ways to conserve water.
Co-Hosts of the 2018 Cattlemen's Ball Rob and Natalie Marsh and Committee Chairman Janice Wiedle review this year's event.
Ken Maschhoff talks with Susan Littlefield from the World Meat Congress on trade, farm bill and their effects on the pork industry.
Nebraska State Senator Curt Friesen signs-on to a Growth Energy letter urging regulation change to allow year-round retailing of E-15 blended fuel.
Featuring Brady Kappler, BASF Technical Service Representative, discussing plant health applications for corn.
Featuring John Gonzalez, Associate Professor of Muscle Biology/Meat Science with Kansas State studying the effects of transportation on pigs.
Dakota Lovett, President of the Nebraska Junior Angus Association and cattle producer from Blue Hill visits with Alex Voichoskie to give a cattle producer's perspective of the fake meat issue.
Janet Riley, Senior VP Public Affairs for the North American Meat Institute on their latest project partnered with the Beef Checkoff to increase kid's nutrition by pairing fruits and vegetables with beef.
Discussion with Bethany Bergstom of Axtell, an NU graduate student on Master's work she is doing in entomology on various aspects of controlling the Wheat Stem Sawfly.
Joan Ruskamp has the Beef Checkoff update from China.
Dr. Christopher Neal discusses the University of Nebraska's 'Irrigation Innovation Consortium' which addresses water scarcity with irrigation technology.
A new blending terminal in Columbus held a ribbon cutting Thursday and soybean farmer Greg Anderson talks about the importance of the fuel to Nebraska.
The Ag Pen Pal Program is seeking farmers and ranchers to sign up for the program, now in its 27th year. We learn more from Courtney Schaardt, Director of Outreach Education for the Nebraska Farm Bureau Foundation.
BASF Technical Service Representative, Eric Schultz, giving a planting and weed control update.
Mike Deering is the Executive Vice President of the Missouri Cattleman's Association brings us up-to-date on Missouri labeling legislation on meat vs. "fake meat" .
Congressman Adrian Smith talks about the status of the 2018 Farm Bill that failed in the U.S. House of Representatives last week.
Dean Groskurth, USDA NASS Northern Plains Regional Field Office Director, discussing the upcoming survey they're conducting with producers here in NE to look at crops, stocks, inventories, and values.
Mark Goes, Southeast Community College agriculture instructor, discusses delayed cool season forage growth, and provides tips on determining when pastures are ready to graze.
Kevin Herbel Kansas Farm Income Report for 2017.
Governor Pete Ricketts and Charlie Bosselman of Bosselman Enterprises, from the ribbon cutting of their new flex fuel pumps at the Bosselman Travel Center in Grand Island.
Don Bloss, a farmer from Pawnee City, Nebraska and chairman of the National Sorghum Producers, shares his reaction to the news that China has dropped its anti-dumping and countervailing duty investigations into U.S. sorghum.
USDA Under Secretary for Trade and Foreign Agricultural Affairs Ted McKinney is leading a delegation of U.S. agribusiness and state government leaders on a trade mission to establish new business connections in southern China.
Jane Raybould won the Democratice nomination for Senate. She talked with KRVN about her plans for the general election.
BASF Technical Service Representative, Brady Kappler, gives us a planting update discussing what's next as corn starts to emerge.
The Midwest International Trade Association World Trade Conference is underway in Omaha today. One of the speakers, Garrett Workman, Director of European Affairs for the U.S. Chamber of Commerce provides a trade policy update from a Washington DC perspective!
Yes, it WAS too good to be true. After buying what appeared an inexpensive wind and hail insurance option, farmers are now receiving notice that the insurance has been canceled. Bruce Ramsey of the Nebraska Department of Insurance gives us the current information in the case.
The 70th annual Nebraska Auctioneers Association and Convention is this weekend in Kearney. NAA President Miles Marshall of Kearney talks about the convention and his year as president.
Alex Voichoskie visits with Canadian Dylan Share who had no ag background until college. His documentary "Before the Plate", features farmers and ranchers to explore the story of food from "producer to table".
Chairman-Elect Alan Emshoff talks about his start in the banking industry, the feel of rural Nebraska & the importance of working with marketers in selling their product.
We speak with Greg Harder, the newly announced Aksarben Stock Show Director as the State Fair will takes over as event administrator to the Aksarben Stock show.
Kevin Thielen, Executive Director of the Kansas Beef Council talks about how Kansas Beef Checkoff dollars go to help fund research projects. Kevin also talks about how the board decides what beef projects the funds support.
Congressman Jeff Fortenberry proposes the Rural Health Insurance Act of 2018 to find a solution to expensive health insurance in rural America. Rob Robertson, Chief Administrator of the Nebraska Farm Bureau, talks on how the act would be structured.
Stonie Cooper, Nebraska Mesonet Manager, is in again this week for Al Dutcher.
Kansas is hosting meetings on industrial hemp and to find out more about the industry Clay Patton talks with Duane Sinning plant division director at the Colorado Department of Agriculture.
Fridays in the Field series starts in Central Nebraska with Chapman farmer Andrew McHargue. He grows everything from popcorn to non-gmo, organic, and conventional corn and soybeans.
AgPocalypse 2050 is a video game developed by UNL students that could have solutions to feeding the growing population.
Chris Freland of the Iowa Beef Industry Council talks on checkoff spending activities.
Learn more about the work BASF is doing with Dicamba and educational opportunities.
Featuring BASF Technical Service Representative Eric Schultz with a planting update.
Emily Skor CEO of Growth Energy talks about the closed door White House meeting on E15 & the RFS.
Todd Van Hoose, President and CEO of the Farm Credit Council talks about policy that will affect the Farm Credit System and the importance of funding rural infrastructure projects.
Karla Jenkins of UNL's Panhandle Research and Extension Center talks about upcoming 4-H and FFA clinics for kids and parents, focusing on the needs and management of their summer projects.
Paul Guenther from Nebraska FSA discusses financing options for beginning farmers and ranchers.
Cyndee Smiley of John Deere talks about the company's new partnership with Iowa State University on a 33,000 square foot spray lab.
Mike Williams, a California cow/calf producer, discusses the US Beef Sustainability Framework.
Congressman Bacon discusses his role on the House Ag Committee, crop insurance and the electronic logging device mandate.
Stonie Cooper sits in for Al Dutcher & gives a wet weather outlook.
We continue coverage from Washington Watch with Congressman Jeff Fortenberry who shares his thoughts on what he refers to as the "trade war" with China.
Featuring Senate Agriculture Committee Chairman Pat Roberts from the Ag Roundtable he and Senator Deb Fischer hosted in Grand Island Friday.
Hannah Borg talked with Erica Bayer about Culver's "Scoops of Thanks Day". May 3rd, Culver's famous frozen custard is just $1 with proceeds donated to local FFA chapters.
Congressman Adrian Smith discusses the House Farm bill, the President's China trade tactic and the state of the rural economy.
Abbey Durheim of the Nebraska 4-H Foundation talks about the "Raise Your Hand" campaign and how Nebraska 4-H would use the $20,000 award.
Featuring Brady Kappler, BASF Technical Service Representative.
U.S. Senator Ben Sasse takes a strong stance against President Trump's trade strategies in China and on the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
Dr. Romulo Lollato, K-State Wheat and Forage Specialist continues the conversation on his latest research project. Dr. Lollato is asking producers to provide wheat data from previous harvests. Today we learn how the data will be used and when it will be available to producers.
DTN Meteorologist Bryce Anderson gives a detailed weather outlook on the remaining spring season.
U.S. Senator Deb Fischer discusses agriculture trade, the rural economy and agriculture issues facing lawmakers in Washington DC.
Dr. Romulo Lollato K-State Research and Extension wheat and forage specialist talks about his latest project of collecting on farm management data from producers.
Martin Kerschen, Team Kerschen Farms, discussing his experience as a participant on the recent Kansas Department of Agriculture trade mission to South Africa.
Weston Givens President of the Oklahoma Cattleman's Association talks about the recent letter sent to President Trump inviting him to tour the damage left by recent wildfires.
Dr Tommy Wheeler of USDA on new meat safety testing procedures.
Al Dutcher reports a decent shot of warm planting weather is on the way for farmers ahead of rain into next week.
Juli Obudzinski, Deputy Policy Director with the National Sustainable Agriculture Coalition, talks about the Next Generation in Agriculture Act that aims to help young farmers and ranchers get a fair start.
Dr. Tommy Wheeler of USDA on new meat safety testing procedures.
James Anderson is with the Adventure Travel Trade Association and he discusses how the adventure industry is changing and how it could benefit ag producers looking to expand their operation.
Joan Ruskamp, Cattlemen's Beef Board Chairman talks the latest in the National Beef Checkoff.
Rod Johnson from Nebraska State Dairy Association talks about an upcoming Margin Protection Program Webinar.
Crop Adviser Dave Warner talks about taking it patient and slow with the cooler weather starting off this planting season
The National Cattlemen's Beef Association is keeping a close eye on all the latest in trade - from China tariffs to NAFTA renegotiation. We get an update with Kent Bacus, Director of International Trade and Market Access for NCBA.
Ag Sec. Sonny Perdue fielded questions from the Senate Ag Committee on Trade war issues.
Featuring Director of State Government Relations with the NE Farm Bureau, Ansley Mick, discussing the Governor's veto of LB 449 which would have rescinded the Prairie Dog Management Act of 2012.
The Chief ag negotiator for the office of the U.S. Trade Representative is working to calm the waters in ag trade. We hear comments from Gregg Doud about China, NAFTA and progress being made in new markets.
Ag Secretary Sonny Perdue talks about trade & its effects on rural America speaking before the Senate Ag Committee.
Travis Gustafson with Syngenta talks about early weed control.
New gene editing technology could increase the protein levels in sorghum grain, helping make the crop prevalent in the Midwest again. We learn more about the research from Dr. David Holding, a UNL Associate Professor of Plant Molecular Genetics
Dr. Cameron Hall of the Republican Valley Animal Center talks about how temperature swings and late winter weather is affecting calf health. Dr. Hall touches on how he is changing his vaccination protocol.
State Ag Extension Climatologist Al Dutcher tells Shalee Peters that Nebraska may turn the corner toward planting by late next week.
Jayson Jorgensen talks with Husker Online's Sean Callahan on his observations going into the Husker Spring Game.
Summer camps are "right around the corner" and Marsha Lee of Central Platte NRD visits with Alex Voichoskie about scholarships available for summer camps.
Sarah Sortum, Operator at Calamus Outfitters, discussing how she took her family's ranch and turned it into a successful eco/agri-tourism business.
When hail strikes, Nebraska Extension has new resources to answer producer's questions. Hannah Borg talks to Ashley and Nathan Mueller about "Hail Know"
Arlan Suderman of FC Stone talks about the recent China & U.S. Sorghum trade issue
Dan Atkisson, National Sorghum Producers Legislative Chairman discusses new Chinese tariffs placed on US Sorghum exports.
Chancey Hanson, Director of Communication for the Oklahoma Cattlemen's Association, giving an update on the wildfires and relief efforts.
Corn planting progress has slipped behind average this week. We talk about cold soil temperatures and optimal planting windows with Nebraska Extension Educator Jenny Rees.
Husker Food Connection is an event at UNL striving to educate college students about where their food comes from. We catch up with lead organizers, David Schuler and Amanda Kowalewski, who talk about the event and its purpose.
Carrie Johnson, Cargill Ag Marketing Services product line leader speaks about the costs of production, and the effect an unpredictable spring can have on them.
Sarah Heidzig-Kraege of FSA talks about the timeline for USDA livestock loss help due to blizzard conditions faced by Nebraska cattlemen this past weekend.
The U.S. and Argentina finalized an export certificate allowing the American pork industry to ship pork products into the country. We talk with Joe Schuele, U.S. Meat Export Federation Vice President of Communications about the new export opportunity.
Chairman of the American Lamb Board talks about work underway to increase lamb consumption.
Veronica Nigh, AFBF economist tackles the issue of US ag companies owned by foreign investment being used as leverage in trade negotiations and there role in National Security.
(Apologies for a few unavoidable audio skips)
Al Dutcher talks about the major spring storm system moving in over the next 48 hours bringing blizzard conditions across Nebraska and Northern Kansas
Tom Lamberty of the American Coalition for Ethanol and UNL's Dr. Richard Perrin discuss their difference of opinion on capping RINs . They find common ground to fix the issue.
KS Congressman Dr. Roger Marshall talks on the House Ag Committee's farm bill mark up.
Veronica Nigh of American Farm Bureau Federation tackles the question of how foreign ownership in US ag companies affects producers.
Jake Joraanstad, CEO/Co-Founder of the "Bushel" platform, introduces a cloud-based tool that farmers and grain sellers to can share information in real-time. It was discussed ahead of the Ethanol 2018 Emerging Issues Forum in LaVista.
Travis Pralle discusses the upcoming NACTA judging conference, the largest agriculture conference in the nation.
Interview with Linda Emanuel from North Bend, RN and Community Health Nurse with the AgriSafe Network. This is "Stand Up for Engulfment Prevention Week" and she highlights some webinars they're hosting this week.
Featuring Steve Melvin, Irrigated Cropping Systems Extension Educator for NE Extension, taking a look at advantages and disadvantages of in-canopy vs. above-canopy sprinkler systems.
Union Bank and Trust, alongside Nebraska FFA, packed meals for "Living to Serve: Meal Packing Service Project" during Nebraska's State FFA convention. Alex Voichoskie caught up with UBT's Glenn Baumert who was part of the event.
Senator's Deb Fischer & Joni Ernst talk trade & its effects on agriculture.
Nebraska FFA has selected a new group of student leaders. We talk with each of the new Nebraska FFA State Officers about their FFA backgrounds and reactions to the election.
Dr. Kev Sullivan is an Australian Veterinarian who has developed what he calls a "Five Star Resort" program for handling and caring for cattle.
Nebraska Extension Climatologist Al Dutcher tries to lend a little predictability to a volatile planting outlook.
Jayson takes six minutes to speak with Nebraska Husker head football coach Scott Frost
The Official Licensed FFA Fragrance is the brainchild of Nebraska's very own Ord FFA Chapter. Alex Voichoskie met with the members behind the idea.
We talk with a state FFA officer and an FFA delegate about how the Nebraska FFA is student led and more information about the delegate process
Hannah Borg visits with Toni Rasmussen, Wayne FFA Advisor about her experience bringing a new chapter to State FFA Convention
Senator Deb Fischer talks trade
Shelly McKinley of Microsoft joined Hannah Borg during her visit to Nebraska to talk about what Microsoft is doing to increase broadband in rural America.
Senator Sasse will hosts an Ag Roundtable at a farm near Omaha to emphasize the need for healthy trade.
We talk with Nebraska FFA State President Jake Judge prior to the start of the 90th Nebraska FFA State Convention in Lincoln. He reflects on the year and previews the convention.
Featuring Nebraska Extension Educator, Jace Stott, discussing forage management.
Within the 2018 omnibus spending bill is a fix to the so-called grain-glitch. Greg McKee, a Nebraska Extension Agricultural and Rural Cooperatives Specialist breaks it down and how it affects co-ops.
While negotiations have been a hot topic across the nation, Nebraska Ag Economics Extension Educator Austin Duerfeldt dives into negotiations as they relate to ag producers, land owners, and renters.
The Platte Valley Chapter of Ducks Unlimited will be hosting their annual banquet this Saturday evening, April 7th at Kirk's Nebraskaland Restaurant in Lexington. Doors open at 5:30pm. Chairman Tucker Case discusses the plans with KRVN's Dave Schroeder.
Nebraska Farm Bureau President Steve Nelson talks about LB947, it's benefits to ag land owners, and how the bill could impact the ballot initiative.
Steven Cook - Honey Bee Disease research will utilize teams all over the world, including UNL
NRCS's John Mayberger on the Conservation Stewardship Program. Today we discuss what producers will have to do to be eligible for another five year contract and the how the next farm bill could impact CSP.
Featuring Joe Schuele, VP of Communications for USMEF, discussing what yesterday's announcement on KORUS means for beef and pork producers.
Paul Jarrett, entrepreneur and co-founder of a company in Lincoln, visits with Alex Voichoskie to explain why he chose to grow his company right here in the heartland.
John Mayberger Conservation Stewardship Program manager for Nebraska NRCS talks about the CSP program and what producers coming up on there renewal date this year need to know.
Eric Hung, a staff scientist from Atmospheric and Environmental Research, Inc. discusses the seasonal weather outlook for 2018.
Congressman Jeff Fortenberry talks on the budget, SNAP, health care during this Easter Recess
Japan's Consul-General Na-oki Ito from Chicago and his delegation in Scottsbluff speaks on trade relations.
Todd Herndon Lincoln County Weed Superintendent is looking to get the yellow flag iris labeled as a noxious weed.
Greenfield Nitrogen, an early-stage fertilizer company, has announced plans to raise $120 million toward building the first regional anhydrous ammonia plant through grass-roots ownership.
Steve Nelson, President of the Nebraska Farm Bureau renews the organization's support of the governor's tax relief plan and sets the record straight on the Farm Bureau position on the ballot initiative.
Earlier this morning, Governor Ricketts and Revenue Committee Chair Jim Smith hosted a press conference with groups supporting the Nebraska Property Tax Cuts and Opportunities Act (LB 947). At the news conference, the Nebraska Farm Bureau announced that should the bill pass as-is, NFB would divert resources from the looming property tax ballot initiative
Keith Berns, Green Cover Seed, discussing results from a cover crop field day held last week by the Central Platte NRD and Nebraska Extension.
Ag groups are reacting to the latest announcements on higher duties on Chinese goods. China has now responded with their own tariffs on products like U.S. Pork. Ron Moore, Illinois farmer and Chairman of the American Soybean Association discusses the move and fears the group now faces.
Nebraska Extension Climatologist Dutcher tells us says short term precipitation chances are better over eastern Nebraska.
Nebraska Department of Agriculture Director Steve Wellman talks about National Ag week tours and about the messages he shares while traveling the state.
Communications-Beef Board Chairman Joan Ruskamp talks about ways they are becoming better communicators.
Firestone is encouraging those in ag to get out there and "Kick the tires" before spring planting arrives. I talk with Brad Harris, manager, Global Agriculture Field Engineering, Firestone Ag
Terry Hejny director of the Nebraska LEAD program talks about the program and the Ah-Ha moments members of previous classes have had. Terry also recruits for class 38.
Featuring members of the Dawson Co Cattlemen, Dawson Co. Farm Bureau, and Lexington Public Schools talking about the Beef in Schools event that took place on National Ag Day.
The checks are in the mail...Farm Credit Services Cash Back Dividend.
Jim Jansen, UNL Agricultural Systems Economics Extension Educator discusses the results 2018 Nebraska Farm Real Estate Market survey and how Nebraska Average Ag Land Value Drops 3% from 2017.
Nebraska Farm Bureau released a new report which highlights the importance of agricultural trade to Nebraska farmers and ranchers as well as he state’s broader economy. We have comments from Farm Bureau's Jay Rempe and Steve Nelson about the data.
Visiting with Kristen Hassebrook, We Support Ag Executive Director, about the Electronic Logging Device Mandate and what haulers must do to comply with the current wavier
Featuring Justin McMechan, Crop Protection and Cropping Systems Specialist with Nebraska Extension, looking at pest issues in cover crops- specifically wheat stem maggot in corn.
Cattlemen’s Beef Board Chairman Joan Ruskamp from Dodge NE talks about the checkoff work.
Shalee talks with Al Dutcher on late spring patterns
John Meurete talks with Bryce Doeschot on the 199A tax debate from the independent grain buyers perspective
Brandon Benitz chats with Dr. Ron Rosati, Dean of the campus of the Nebraska College of Technical Agriculture in Curtis about how proposed budget cuts will impact the NCTA campus and more
Keira Lombardo, Senior Vice President of Corporate Affairs for Smithfield discusses how trade talks and tariffs impact the pork industry. We caught up with her at the Yeutter Institute's inaugural symposium, which was sponsored by CME Group Foundation.
Jayson interviews NU Women's Basketball coach Amy Williams in advance of the Husker's appearance in the NCAA Tournament.
Keira Lombardo, Senior Vice President of Corporate Affairs for Smithfield discusses how trade talks and tariffs impact the pork industry. We caught up with her at the Yeutter Institute's inaugural symposium, which was sponsored by CME Group Foundation.
NE LEAD 36 Alumnus Adam Smith talks about his just-completed 2 year experience in the LEAD Program.
We talk with Kristen Hillman who is Canada's Deputy Ambassador to the US about NAFTA, trade perceptions and about the importance of trading with Canada.
Kansas Governor talks about the issues of drought in Kansas
Former Secretary of agriculture John Block talks about Trade and tariff's both under the Reagan Administration and Trump Administration.
Guests: Randy Hutchins, Kansas Farmer and presenter for Advocates of Farm Families on Tax Law 199A and what is at risk for ag producers
Brian Kuehl, Executive Director of Farmers for Free Trade focuses remarks on free trade in advance of the CME Group Foundation's Symposium at Nebraska Innovation Campus
Cory Walters, Extension Grain Economist with Nebraska Extension speaks on new crop insurance price volatility factors
Guests:
Joe Maxwell of the Organization for Competitive Markets on a recent poll showing farmers against the Monsanto/Bayer Merger
Val Dolcini of the Pollinator Partnership talks about Puerto Rico and the rebuild
RINS Discussion & effect on the industry
Guests:
State Extension Climatologist Al Dutcher on late winter patterns
USDA Undersecretary for Marketing and Regulatory Programs Greg Ibach on how his department will impacts agriculture
Cameron Hall, President of the Harlan County Cattleman's Association on the upcoming banquet and progress on several "beef in school" programs
Guests: Congressman Roger Marshall on NAFTA, with a unique look at the trade deal both from a White House and trade table point of view
5 Nebraskans who have all held the role of President or Chair at the national ag-organization level sit down and talk trade at the Governor's Ag Conference
Jerry Wiggs, Senior Director of Export Sales and Marketing with Greater Omaha discusses Nebraska beef and trade
Guests:
Darrin Rayl, Plant Manager of TEMCO, a grain handling facility for Cargill and CHS on moving export grain from rail to barge
Senator Ben Sasse of Nebraska discusses his opposition to President Trump's proposed tariff's on steel and aluminum
Andrew Hamilton of Cenex, with 26 years' experience in the lubricants industry, tells us the TRUTH about grease!
Guests:
Brice Gibson Clark County Kansas Ag/natural resource extension agent talks about the recovery from the devastating wild fires a year ago and how conditions are shaping up once again to be the same this year
Karla Jenkins, UNL Cow/Calf Specialist, discussing considerations producers should make as they plan to graze early forages this spring
Lenard Barns with the Port of Grays Harbor. He discusses the AGP loading facility that ships Nebraska soybean meal across the world
Guests:
Lowell Mueller from Hooper, Midwest Dairy Nebraska Division chair, discusses new "Consumers Come First" focus at Midwest Dairy, and export potential of US dairy products
Joe Schuele of the US Meat Export Federation talks about the latest news with Mexico's proposed beef grading guidelines
Mike Naig, newly appointed Iowa Director of Agriculture following the departure of Bill Northey for his appointment in Washington DC
Guests:
Al Dutcher Nebraska State Extension Climatologist says despite the warm weekend, Nebraska is not out of the woods for major winter weather
CME Group’s Senior Economist, Erik Norland, discusses La Nina and it's potential impact on the ag markets
Michael Luckey from Columbus, Pork Act Delegate representing Nebraska serves on the pork checkoff animal welfare committee. He talks about gene technology and what impact that could have on the pork industry
Guests: David Hunt, co-founder of Cainthus the cattle facial recognition tech company, talks about creating the technology and the next step in it's development
Chandler Goule, CEO National Association of Wheat Growers, discusses the Win the Agriculture Coalition (led by NAWG) and this week's judge's ruling in favor of the coalition
Nebraska LEAD Director Terry Hejny on the program currently accepting applications
Dr Ken Ostlie University of Minnesota talks on insects and beans and new ag products for both
David Hunt of Cainthus talks about facial recognition software for cattle, feed trials research and surprising findings
Tom Dinsdale and NE State Fair Executive Director Lori Cox, discuss their partnership naming the "Tom Dinsdale Automotive Cattle Barn"
Guests:
Goodland National Weather Service Meteorologist Jason Neilson on dry conditions affecting midwest wheat and Royce Schaneman, Exec. Dir. of the Nebraska Wheat Board on trade opportunities if Argentina wheat fails.
Nebraska Farm Bureau shares recent research into the South Korea US free trade agreement. Pres. Steve Nelson, Sr. Economist Jay Rempe and Dir. of National Affairs Jordan Dux talk about the purpose of trade deals and what the US hopes to accomplish with KORUS.
From Commodity Classic in Anaheim Mark Mason, a California lettuce producer says recent difficulty filling hand-labor crews is leading to new innovation and mechanization of processes
Guests:
Dr. Becky Langer talking bees
Rober Tigner, Nebraska Extension Economist Educator, about ways farms can become financially resilient even in the rough agriculture economy
Discussing creating digital farm records with Austin Duerfeldt, an Agricultural Systems Economist Extension Educator for Nebraska Extension
Al Dutcher talks about weekend weather and how we could continue to see a wild swing in weather into the middle part of March
...more with Don Roose with U.S. Commodities talks about weather in South America and his recent visit to Paraguay and points south
Guests:
Don Roose with U.S. Commodities talks about weather in South America
Featuring Sen. Deb Fischer as she tours NE this week.
Yesterday Governor Pete Ricketts signed a proclamation declaring “FFA Week” in Nebraska. Bryce Doeschot has audio from the event featuring the Governor and Nebraska FFA President Jake Judge
Guests:
It's FFA week and we talk with Nebraska FFA VP Brock Vietech of Lyons
Today marks the launch of the "Yes to Property Tax Relief" petition toward a November vote on $1.1 billion Nebraska property tax relief proposal. We talk with committee spokesman Trent Fellers
Taylor Hart, Recruitment Associate on "Experience the Power of Red" where students are introduced to CASNR
Markets were closed Monday for Presidents Day. It is day one of National FFA Week 2018. Our guests:
Kyla Habrock, Nebraska FFA Foundation Board VP and with the Nebraska Pork Producers, discussing the role FFA has played in her life
Jeff Bradshaw, Nebraska Extension entomologist shares information on the wheat stem sawfly, tillage and parasitism wasp
Lucas Haag, K-State crops and soils specialist talks about what producers need to keep in mind to produce higher-protein wheat
Guests:
Al Dutcher checks in for our long-range weather outlook
Tim Lust, CEO - National Sorghum Producers talks about the investigation launched by China into US sorghum and how it might affect the industry
Dr.Ron Rosati, Dean of NCTA - discussing a new poultry production program partnership with Mississippi State University
Guests:
Nebraska State Fair Executive Director Lori Cox and VP of Marketing for Aurora Cooperative Kevin Sagehorn on their newly formed partnership
DeePak Keshwani on Cultivate ACCESS, a project at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln focused on increasing women and minority interest in STEM related agricultural majors and careers
Will Coggins Managing Director, Center for Consumer Freedoms discussing Amicus Briefs filed with the Supreme Court helping other states challenge California and Massachusetts cage & crate, free pork and poultry laws affecting consumers and producers
Guests:
UNL Extension Paul Jasa talks about no till farming and what he presented to producers at a recent no till conference.
Roy Pfaltzgraff a North East Colorado Producer who has practiced no till for nearly a decade and shares why it's important for ag producers to attend conferences and producer meetings to better their operation.
Mike Steenhoek with the Soy Transportation Coalition talks about the President's infrastructure plan
Senator Deb Fischer discussing the Fair Agricultural Reporting Method Act introduced yesterday.
Guests: Gov Rickets on Budget cuts & NE beef & pork xports
NDA Director Steve Wellman talks about how the new job is going, NAFTA trade for Nebraska, The Governor's Ag Conference and some opportunities NDA has for youth.
Guests:
Krystal Powers, a farmer near Ceresco Nebraska from the 2018 Healthy Farms Conference discussing her farm and how she sees the organic industry taking off
Lindsay Greiner is President-Elect of the Iowa Soybean Association, speaking on the importance of research to farmers
Ed Lammers, a soybean producer discussing his recent trip to Mexico exploring how Nebraska Soy contributes to seafood production worldwide
Guests:
Nebraska Extension Ag Climatologist Al Dutcher with his long-range weather outlook
Dr. John Thompson, Dean Emeritus of Iowa State University College of Veterinary Medicine talks about the shortage of vets in rural america and how a tax is hurting the Veterinary Medicine Loan Repayment Program
Cody Dvorak FCSA Crop Insurance need to know as we head into the growing season
Guests:
K-State has a new Extension Sheep Specialist. Alison Crane talks about her goals for the program
Kent Bacus Director of International Trade and Market Access for NCBA discusses international trade struggles in 2017 and provides an outlook for 2018
Dr. Christine Jones an Australian Soil ecologist talks about how starting at the soil level we can address many human, plant and animal health related issues
(...with apologies ... we're on the lam : )
Guests:
Heidi Hillhouse, Research Technologist with UNL, talking about findings in their wetlands grazing study
Executive Chef at the San Antonio Marriott to talk about lamb in fine cuisine
Christin Kamm, Nebraska Department of Ag on plans for the 2018 Nebraska Ag Youth Institute
Guests:
Mike Lashley of Lashley Land Brokers talks about the Buffalo Bill Farm and Ranch Expo Feb 7-8 in North Platte, how marketing land has changed and how his company is on the forefront of that change
Acting Deputy Under Secretary for Food Safety Carmen Rottenberg, about USDA Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) proposed amendment to federal regulations to establish voluntary inspection for market hog slaughter
February is Lamb Lovers month
Guests today:
Nebraska Farm Bureau President, Steve Nelson testified yesterday at a hearing on LB947 the Governor's "Property Tax Cuts and Opportunities Act" ...plus the announcement on WOTUS
Colorado House District 64 Rep. Kimmi Lewis talks about the large turn out both for and against her COORS (Country of Origin Recognition System) bill. Friday, we hear from a consumer in favor of the bill and a rancher opposed
Greg Ibach, Under Secretary U.S. Department of Agriculture's Marketing and Regulatory Programs talks about issues important to sheep producers
Today's Guests:
Emily Skor, CEO of Growth Energy on E15 growth and challenges for the industry
With interest surging. Nebraska's Sheep and Goat Producers Association and Nebraska Extension held a Lambing and Kidding School this past weekend in North Platte
US Representative Jeff Fortenberry speaks on trade, the farm bill & health care
Guests: Governor Ricketts discusses his plan to lower property, income and corporate taxes in Nebraska...
Extension Education Clyde Ogg speaks on Dicamba training that is now required for some users
UNL Ag Econ Professor Richard Perrin on why blenders will pay more for sweet sorghum ethanol over corn ethanol and why it may be a while before producers are able to use sweet sorghum as a crop alternative to corn.
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Guests:
The NE LEAD Alumni met over the weekend. Susan talks with past LEAD fellows.
Dr. Eric Snodgrass, Atmospheric Scientist, Univ. of Illinois Urbana-Champaign talks about drought, 2018 spring & summer weather.
Jim Deibert, newly elected President of U.S. Custom Harvesters with remarks during the group's annual convention this past weekend in Grand Island.
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Guests:
Climatologist Al Dutcher has a long-term weather and precipitation outlook for Nebraska ...
US Custom Harvesters Board President Greg Thurman speaks on the group's convention and trade show at Fonner Park in Grand Island ...
Prof. of Ag Economics Richard Perrin speaks on a recent University of Nebraska study into Western Nebraska use of Sweet Sorghum as both feed stuff and ethanol source
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Guests today: Tanner Gray, Testing Engineer for Precision Planting talks about the products released during the Winter conference simulcast in Lincoln,Nebraska ...
Dr. Jay Johnson, of the ARS Livestock Behavior Research Unit in Indiana says a new antibiotic is showing good results giving piglets a boost ...
Mark Jensen, New President and CEO of Farm Credit Services of America speaks on the importance of its producer-oriented educational programs for young and beginning farmers and the FCS "Development Fund"
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Guests:
Nebraska Extension Educator Bethany Johnston previewing this year's Women in Agriculture Conference in February ...
Nebraska has been named among the most dependent states on ag exports to Mexico and would suffer under a US withdrawal from NAFTA ...
NCTA & Reinke continue to work to bring a strong college education and help fill a tech void in the irrigation industry
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Jim Monroe of the NPPC talks about the benefits of reciprocal trade with Mexico and how much exports do for US pork producers and stake holders
Following the introduction of an Irrigation Tax Act in the Nebraska Legislature we talk with Anthony Schultz, Associate Professor at the Nebraska College of Law about how the state could tax water.
Bridget Wasser, Executive Director of Meat Science for the NCBA talks about the new cuts of beef identified in the recent "What's Hot Culinary Forecast" Miss a market commentary or ag weather? Podcasts on your schedule on the KRVN App. http://ftur.io/3YF_jW. Powered by Harchelroad Motors, Inc. Callaway Chevrolet Buick
Guests:
Senator Tom Briese, of Albion, discusses his property tax relief bill, LB 1085 introduced last week.
Lori Cox, named Executive Director of the Nebraska State Fair, brings a strong ag and fair management background from Big Sky Country.
Nebraska Farm Bureau's Jordan Dux gives an overview of EPA's Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act (CERCLA)
Guests: Al Dutcher details the winter storm expected to move into the Panhandle Saturday night, spreading across Nebraska Sunday into Monday ...
Congressman Jeff Fortenberry speaks on a variety of topics from a looming Government shutdown to NAFTA ...
Jim Monroe of the National Pork Producers Council on the recent USDA announcement clearing Mexico of Swine Fever, authorizing US pork imports. He also speaks to a protracted trade deal and what it means for US producers.
Senator Dan Hughes from the 44th District talks about LB758 before the Natural Resources Committee...
Anne Hazlett, Assistant to the Secretary for Rural Development on enacting USDA's Task Force for Ag and Rural Prosperity ...
Dan Duncan, Exec Dir of Nebraska Innovation Campus on the Nebraska trade delegation to South Korea, opportunities and goals
To the delight of some and dismay of others the population of Painted Lady Butterflies were very large this past year ...
Dr. Matt Roberts, a commodities expert spoke to WESTCO producers on trade and particularly NAFTA negotiations ...
Emily Skor, CEO Growth Energy on what she sees for the ethanol industry in 2018 and her outlook for trade of the ethanol and DDG products
Guests:
Nebraska Extension Climatologist Al Dutcher on weather trends into next week and beyond
Nebraska 2017 NCGA yield contest winner John McNamara talks about his winning 351.2 BPA
Clyde Ogg Nebraska Extension Pesticide Safety Educator talks about Crop Production Clinics across the state and how Dicamba sprang into headlines last year
Kyla Habrock, Dir of the Nebraska Pork Leadership Program on 2018 application and what the program is all about ...
Nebraska Extension Educator Strahinja Stepanovic discusses why pulse crops are quickly working their way into rotations. Pulse Crops Expo is January 18th at the Stumpf Center in Grant ...
Donnie Smith past CEO and President of Tyson Foods talks about the message he shared at the latest UNL Heuermann Lecture
Senator Jerry Moran on Farm Bill & Trade during his interaction at the American Farm Bureau meeting where he spoke ...
Nebraska Department of Agriculture Steve Wellman on the South Korea US Free Trade Agreement or KORUS. What we trade with South Korea and what Nebraska ag producers stand to lose or gain from the re-negotiation of this trade deal ...
Joe Schuele, VP Communications, USMEF recaps 2017 year-end meat exports as values increase to probable record levels
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Bryce Doeschot provides an overview of new legislation that would affect unmanned aircraft, or drones, in the state of Nebraska. Audio features Sen. Blood, who introduced the bill and Justin Kyser with Digital Sky who opposes the measure.
Shalee Peter's report featuring President Donald Trump speech before the American Farm Bureau Federation in Nashville. He talks taxes, WOTUS, NAFTA, farm bill, and signed two Presidential orders expanding rural broadband.
Ag Secretary Sonny Purdue addresses AFB attendees with emphasis on pressing Canada for NAFTA concessions and USDA goals identified in a Rural Task Force Report containing needed improvements in 5 key areas.
Guests:
K-State agronomist Lucas Hage on the "Cover Your Acres" conference goals and speakers Jan 16 & 17 at the Gateway Center in Oberlin.
Jim Robb, Director of the Livestock Marketing Information Center, gives us a livestock update from the American Farm Bureau Federations Annual Meeting in Nashville.
Nebraska Farm Bureau President Steve Nelson talks on issues of national policy development at the 99th annual American Farm Bureau convention underway in Nashville. President Trump addresses the gathering Monday.
Guests: Arkansas Farmer talks about dicamba with broadcaster Ben Nuele...
The Nebraska Legislature is back in session. Bryce Doeschot visits with 3 farm groups, Farm Bureau, Farmers Union and Nebraska Cattlemen about their biggest priority for this session: Property Taxes...
Will Rodgers Director of Policy Communications for the American Farm Bureau Federation discussing FarmTownStrong.org and the survey that led to the knowledge of the opioid crisis in rural america
Guests: It is the first day of the 2018 Legislative Session. Bryce visits with the Speaker of the Legislature, Jim Scheer, about the short session, property taxes and the budget shortfall...
Greg Ibach, USDA Undersecretary for Marketing and Regulatory Programs talks about work with China and soybean shipments...
Aaron Berger, Nebraska Extension Beef Systems, discussing the importance of evaluating beef genetics when looking at bulls this year.
Guests:
Randy Saner, Extension Educator in Lincoln-Logan-McPherson Counties on West Central Cattlemen's winter meetings next week...
Mike Zuzolo of Global Commodity Analytics talks about marketing into the new year...
Chris Biley Growth Energy VP of Regulatory Affairs discusses EPA's proposal to open new pathways for grain sorghum oil in the ethanol industry
Guests:
Pete McClymont, Executive VP with the NE Cattlemen talks about what to watch in 2018 and an update on a bovine TB case announced last week in Nebraska...
We're down to the biggest Ag story of 2017 on today's Newsmaker: China ends a 13-year ban on U.S. beef.
We hear from industry experts and qualtify how much beef has gone to China since the announcement.
Bryce Doeschot wraps up the countdown to the new year with a segment on GOP tax reform.
Guests:
Dean Heffta of Water Street Solutions dissects the Thursday market trends...
Joel DeRouchey of K-State talks about cold weather and livestock...
Bryce Doeschot continues the countdown of the biggest agriculture stories from 2017.
Today, a look at Trump trade renegotiation and how trade has impacted agriculture in 2017
Guests:
Christopher Shaffner of Co-Bank talks about work done on infrastructure for Rural America...
Howard Buffett talks about life on the border...what they see at their ranches...
Bryce Doeschot his continues our countdown of the biggest agriculture stories from 2017.
We look back on Dicabma drifting issues affecting soybean growers all across the U.S. and where regulation stands today
Guests: Jason Ladman, Director, Water Street Solutions: "Facing Financial Reality on the Farm"...
The Quarterly Hogs & Pigs Report was released Friday, December 22nd. Experts give us a look into what the numbers mean & the effects on the consumer...
We begin a week-long series focused on the top agriculture stories of 2017: Today, Greg Ibach sworn-in to a top position at the USDA and talk with the man who replaces Ibach at the Nebraska Department of Agriculture, Steve Wellman
Guests: Jimmy Frederick holds the new state soybean yield record at 163.9 BPA, just shy of the world record. He talks about what he did different ... Jason Ladman, Director, Water Street Solutions: "Be Better Prepared for Lender Meetings" ... Director of National Affairs for the Nebraska Farm Bureau, Jordan Dux dives into agriculture impacts expected with yesterday's passage of GOP tax reform
Brian Teeter, Prescribed Fire Coordinating Wildlife Biologist with Pheasants Forever, talking about their upcoming Prescribed Fire Training Workshops that are open to anyone interested in learning more about the safe and effective use of prescribed burning ... Mid-Plains Community College students design a soybean thresher ... Cooper Farm, home of the livestock program for Omaha Home for Boys gets a pre-Holiday assist from UNL Ag fraternity students
Guests; Jason Ladman, Director at Water Street Solutions says "Get Ready for Lender Meetings" ... Glennis McClure joins Nebraska Extension as a Farm and Ranch Management Analytics Educator. She discusses a custom rates survey ... A pair of students participating in the Corn and Soy collegiate ambassador program talk with us at the 2017 Corn and Soybean Growers annual meeting in Grand Island.
Guest: Clay Govier of Broken Bow, discussing the cover crops that have worked well on his farming operation ... Mike Weaver, President of Organization for Competitive Markets, on the lawsuit against USDA regarding the GIBSA rules that were not implemented by the Trump administration ... Gregg Wiedel, Chairman "Calf for a Cure" project of the Cattlmen's Ball 2017 to benefit the Buffett Cancer Center and local health entities
Guests: Nebraska Extension Climatologist Al Dutcher says weather models seem to indicate the arrival of a more wintry pattern by the Christmas holiday weekend ... Eric Thompson, director of the Bureau of Business Research has the Long-Range Forecast for Nebraska's economy including ag optimism with expected growth in key sectors ... Charles Baron, Co-Founder of Farmers Business Network at their annual Farmer2Famer conference in Omaha: What the network does and how it helps members
Guests: Dean Heffta of Water Street Solutions offers his regular Thursday market analysis ... The President of K-State before the Senate Ag Committee on work to protect food & agriculture ... Simon Wagner of 4R4K.LLC partners with The Maschhoffs to develop a high tech, highly diversified hog-feeding component on the farm near Shelton, Nebraska
Guests: Akhtar Hussain, Director, CHS Refined Fuels Marketing on the variety of diesel fuels available for farm equipment ... Chuck Schroeder, Executive Director of the Rural Futures Institute, about what RFI has been working on lately ... Barb Kliment tells us about the upcoming sorghum symposium
Guests: Lance Burditt, Account Manager with Waterstreet Solutions: "Get Ready Now for Land Decisions" ... Dr. Heather Fowler, National Pork Board, on the decrease in sales of antibiotics for livestock ... Shelby, Nebraska farmer Greg Whitmore works with the Soil Health Patnership. Greg discusses improvements in the quality of his soil to bring in a better crop
Nebraska District 44 State Senator Dan Hughes on water and ag-related issues in need of attention in the next legislative session ... Attorney Dave Domina conference hosted by the Independent Cattlemen of Nebraska (ICON) reviewing the property tax issue and potential class-action lawsuit against the state ... Nebraska Lieutenant Governor Mike Foley speaks on property taxes, budget shortfalls and the upcoming legislative session
Mike Zuzolo, Global Commodity Analytics, dives into export inspections and gives a report preview.
Guests: Nebraska Farmers Union President John Hansen on annual meeting highlights and issues ... Kent Bacus, Director of International Trade and Marketing for the NCBA updates us on the Chinese and other Asian markets ... Roger Johnson, National Farmers Union President in remarks from today's annual meeting in Grand Island
Guests: Dean Heffta of Water Street Solutions has his regular Thursday market analysis and commentary ... NPPD spokesman Mark Becker on Nebraska Public Power District plans to build a major transmission line "The R-Project" from southwest into north-central Nebraska ... Cindy Cunningham of the National Pork Board talks about the importance of the FMD Crisis Planning sessions held across the nation
Guests: Travis Mulliniks, Beef Nutritionist, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, discussing nutrition as it relates to heifer reproduction from yesterday's Cattlemen's College ... Deb VanOverbeke, Asst. Dean for Academic Programs College Agricultural Sciences and Natural Sciences at Oklahoma State University, on the 2016 Beef Quality Audit Results from Cattlemen's College ... Alan Vyhnalek, one of three speakers at an upcoming Ag Liens, Loans & Leases workshop. (Pre-registration 800-464-0258)
Guests: Dean Heffta, Director - Water Street Solutions on "How to Become a Better Farm Financial Manager" ... Chief Sustainability Officer for General Mills, Jerry Lynch on $735,000 investment made with the National Wheat Foundation and how this correlates to World Soil Day ... Governor Pete Ricketts introduces the new Nebraska Dept of Ag Director, Steve Wellman
Guests: University of Nebraska Cow/Calf Specialist, Karla Jenkins on the upcoming Cow-Calf Management in Limited Perennial Pastures Series in December along the KS-NE Border ... Kurtis Harms with the NE Corn Board on a Twitter Town Hall event taking place this evening at 7:30pm CST ... Beth Janning, Nebraska Extension Educator on an award received recently by the Raising Nebraska exhibit at the Nebraska State Fair
Guests: Dean Heffta of WaterStreet Solutions dissects Thursday market trends ... Dennis Stiffler, Chair of the US Meat Export Federation on the importance of the export opportunities for American producers ... Phil McLain, National Wheat Foundtion Chairman and North Carolina wheat grower on Genral Mills' announcement to invest $735,000 and what that means for NWF and wheat growers
Guests: Bob Rowland, Kansas State University professor of diagnostic medicine and pathobiology in the College of Veterinary Medicine discussing research on the porcine reproductive and respiratory syndrome, or PRRS, virus ... Caleb Little, Senior Communcations Manager for National BioDiesel Board discussing why the product is important to agriculture ... Cindy Cunningham of the National Pork Board educating attendees on what to do in a FMD outbreak. A tabletop exercise takes place next Wednesday in West Point
Guests: Dean Heffta, Director Water Street Solutions: "Today's Farm Environment and the Young Farmer" ... Jared and Michaela Holen diversify by building a 40K bird chicken barn to breed future table egg layers ... Brandy VanDeWalle, Fillmore County Extension Educator on upcoming Farmers and Ranchers College
Guests: Extension Educator, Randy Saner on upcoming calving and cost of production workshops across the state to help producers prepare for calving season 2018 ... Extension Educator Laura Thompson on using Ag Drones to detect need for in-season nitrogen fertilizer application with ... American Sheep Industry Executive Director Peter Orwick on upcoming convention & state of the sheep industry
Guests:
Nebraska Beef Checkoff spokesperson Dr. Sara Place on a new study showing cattle a very small factor in greenhouse emissions ... Damian Mason, Agriculture Comedian who recently performed for the Nebraska Cooperative Council ... New State Director for FSA Nancy Johner starts her new position Monday
Guests: Tim Brhel, Ag Finance Advisor with Water Street Solutions: "Time to Check Up on the Farm's Books"
Micheal Formica, Vice President, Domestic Affairs & Counsel for the National Pork Producers Council, on the Electronic Logging Devices Regulation temporary waiver
Pete McClymont, Exec. VP, Nebraska Cattlemen on the group's upcoming trip to Australia
Guests: President and CEO of the US Grains Council Tom talks about the importance of trade ... Bob Jensen of the Huskerland Prep Report about the state final football games this week in Lincoln ... Nebraska Dept of Ag Interim Director Mat Habrock about new opportunities to export soybeans to Bulganin soybean processors
Guests: Nebraska State Climatologist Al Dutcher ... Nebraska Cooperative Council President Rocky Weber: Annual meeting, new co-op programs and the future of the council ... Cory Wightman, External Communications Director with Bayer
Arlan Suderman of FC Stone talks on the positive beans, weather in South America, wheat being on a roller coaster and corn a follower. The cattle movement and early thoughts on the Cattle on Feed Report for Friday.
Guests: Jay Hill on using Social Media to tell your ag story ... Toby Cook of the KC Royals on Kauffman Stadium renovation in progress ... Midwest Dairy CEO Lucas Lench
Guests: Water St Solutions' Jason Ladman on "Making Decisions for the 2018 Crop Year" ... UNL Student Sydni Lienemann is named 2018 American Angus Association Ambassador ... American Sheep Industry President Mike Corn on growth
Guests: Nebraska State Climatologist Al Dutcher ... Ag Secretary Sonny Perdue addresses media at the National Association of Farm Broadcasting in Kansas City ... Mike Steenhoek Executive Director of the Soy Transportation Coalition on infrastructure
Guests: Dean Heffta of Water Street Solutions analyzes the new WASDE numbers and effects on markets ... Mike Moritz, Warning Coordination Meteorologist at the National Weather Service Hastings office on Winter Weather Awareness Day ... Purdue University researcher David Widmar has the new Ag Economy Barometer during "Trade Talk" at NAFB in Kansas City
Guests: Jacob Gubbels about a new location Hefty Seed location ready to break ground in Seward ... Kansas Corn Growers President Ken McCauley talks everything from harvest to farm bill ... Randy Krutz, US Farmers and Ranchers Alliance on goals and development of their new new app
Guests: Jason Ladman, Director Water Street Solutions on "Building your landlord's understanding this fall" ... Craig Uden, President of the US Meat Export Federation talks more on exports, NAFTA, TPP and how US trade balance could improve ... Randy Lloyd, Dekalb/Asgrow Tech Agronomist for Central and Western Nebraska with a harvest update
Guests: Mary Drewnoski on Cornstalk Grazing Study ... Senator Jerry Moran on bills for re-work assistance to the livestock industry when natural disasters strike ... Nebraska Innovation Campus Executive Director Dan Duncan about receiving the Emerging Research Park Award
Ag News: Farm organization experts pour over the GOP tax plan to determine support or opposition
Guests: Nebraska State Climatologist Al Dutcher with an overview of long range weather ... We meet ISU Dean of Agriculture and Life Sciences Wendy Wintersteen, who becomes the university's President November 20 ... Our final 2017 "Fridays in the Field" talks with Scottsbluff area producer Jeff Pohl on his bean crop, corn and grazing cattle on stalks ...
Ag News: Politico on Iowa's Northey: Wrong place, wrong time as Cruz seeks Trump roll-back of RFS proposals
Guests: Dean Hefta, Water Street Solutions with Thursday market analysis ... Retiring Nebraska State Fair Executive Director Joseph McDermott reflects on his 30 years ... Dawn Caldwell, Edgar, Neb beef producer from USMEF/Tucson on wants and needs of world protein consumers
Terry O'Neel talks prices and exports from the USMEF Meeting in Tucson ... Mary Drewnoski, UNL Beef Systems Specialist, talks about preparation for winter grazing with all the downed corn in Nebraska ... Tom Schleif discussses a USDA program helping to keep ag-land productive, grasslands and wetlands healthy
Ag News: Trade Lawyer advises agriculture to be prepared for life without NAFTA ... Drones' growing role in ag, says Director of Nebraska's Unmanned Aircraft Innovation, Research and Education Lab ... Nebraska Cattlemen support elements of House Judiciary Committee-passed legislation containing a re-working of the US guest worker programs
Guests: Jane Stone from the NE Pork Producers wraps up October Pork Month
In 2 parts: Greg Ibach Sworn-in today as USDA Undersecretary for Marketing & Regulatory Programs
Ag News: USDA's Perdue praises "integrity and experience" of Nebraska's Greg Ibach, confirmed as Under Secretary for Marketing and Regulatory Programs.
Meanwhile, Senate vote on Iowa’s Bill Northey for Under Secretary for Farm Production and Conservation delayed in political tiff
Climatologist Al Dutcher shares generally cold outlook for remaining harvest season ... Fridays in the Field visits West Point area farmer Doug Stratman who says weather was no ally of corn in his part of Northeast Nebraska
Water Street Solutions' Dean Heffta, Director of Training and Development, offers Thursday market analysis ... Farm Service Agency Acting State Executive Director Mike Eller reminds producers of specially targeted farm ownership and farm operating loans to underserved applicants, beginning farmers and ranchers ... Nebraska State Senator Steve Erdman of Bayard presented the Morrill County Farm Bureau meeting his proposal to return $1.2 billion in state tax credits to property owners for dollars they provide local K-12 education
Ag News: Senate Ag Committee members Joni Ernst, R-Iowa, and Heidi Heitkamp, D-N.D offer a bill to strengthen ARC-County “to better support farmers during tough times"
Guests: Hannah Thompson-Weeman, VP Communications for the Animal Agriculture Alliance, discusses "College Aggies Online", a program supporting students advocating for animal agriculture. ... Jason Gibson of Dupont with a "big picture" of 2017 crop and harvest progress ... Dr. Cory Walters has detail on an upcoming crop insurance workshop
Ag News: World Health Organization Glyphosate claims debunked in Reuters report
Guests: Dean Heffta, Director of Water Street Colutions: "Prepare to Become the Farm's Next Leader" ... Stetson Dittmar, a member of the S-E-M FFA Chapter is a finalist for the National FFA Proficiency Award in Beef Production - Entrepreneurship ... Phil McLain, Chairman of the National Wheat Foundation, talking about highlighting the industry in a TV episode airing on the Food Network and Cooking Channel
Guests: Justine Wood, whose uncle passed away in Aug, discussing how the community came together to help them with harvest ... Cindy Cunningham of the National Pork Board talks about their 2018 Pig Farmers of Tomorrow program now taking applications ... Kathy Anderson, Nebraska FSA Program Chief tells us ARC/PLC payments are being sent out now
Today on MidDay ... Market numbers commentary with Dewey Nelson ... Bryce Doeschot with Deputy State Fire Marshal Public Information Officer Alyssa Sanders with a checklist for avoiding fires during harvest season ... A useful new online tool for young farmers to locate land now up at findingfarmland.youngfarmers.org
At this years Global Farmer roundtable, many participants echo many of the same concerns including trade. Bruce Gaarder has the story ... Bryce Doeschot talks with Krn Hellevang of NDSU Extension on storing grain in bins ... From G7 to GIPSA, USDA Sec. Perdue keeps American Ag in the forefront during his over seas trip and we have the conference call ... Bruce Gaarder from the Global Farmer Roundtable visiting with Maryland farmer Jennifer Schmidt
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Trump USDA withdraws interim GIPSA rule and reneges further action on Obama proposal... Tim Brhel of Water Street Solutions with Pt. 2 of "How to Beat Your Farm's Best" ... Rep. Roger Marshall (KS-1) speaks on immigration and rural America ... K-State's Megan Rolf details a beef genetics study at this week's "DNA Technology seminar at UNL
Dr. Ron Moorhead, Keith County veterinarian on 2017's first equine case of West Nile plus the importance of vaccinating for rabies ... James McDonald, UNL Assoc. Professor beef cattle production systems and nutrition talks about the land use efficiency study getting underway ...Tatum Lee on R-Calf meetings
Nebraska State Climatologist Al Dutcher talks with Shalee on next week's harvest weather outlook... Bryce talks with former NU President Dr. Martin Massengale on the new East Campus Residence Center bearing his name and with Sue Gildersleeve, Director of UNL Housing ... Susan has our "Fridays in the Field" report, this week with Boone County farmer Dave Warner who is dealing with mud and sprouting corn fields
Dewey gets Thursday WASDE Report market reactions from Water Street Solutions ... Susan talks with Dr. Brian Briggeman on Macroeconomics from the K-State sessions yesterday ... We find our more about the observance of October Pork month with Chad
Tamra Jackson-Ziems Late season diseases in corn and soybeans ... Farmers for Free Trade & NAFTA ... Bruce Anderson discusses how freezes affect Forage
Dewey Nelson talks with Water Street Solutions' Lance Burditt: "How to Exceed Your Best on the Farm" ... Susan talks with Jay Hill who is effectively using social media to tell the story of agriculture ... Nebraska's Insurance Commissioner speaks on upcoming insurance exchange information sessions
Dave Schroeder interviews Bruce Ramge, the Director of the Nebraska Department of Insurance, which is hosting listening sessions around the state on the Affordable Care Act and health insurance, particularly as open enrollment approaches.
Nebraska State Climatologist Al Dutcher has long-range weather including an influx of Canadian air due in the Central Plains next week ... Rod Johnson Mid-West Dairy on work being done to bring a processor to the state ... Rural Radio's "Fridays in the Field" visits Northeast Nebraska
Nebraska's Ibach Senate confirmation hearing to become USDA Under Secretary for Marketing and Regulatory Programs ... Dean Heffta of Water Street Solutions joins us for Thursday market analysis ... James MacDonald to discuss a UNL/IANR Grant program improving land use efficiency to attract young producers
K-State Weed Scientist Phil Stahlman, talks about a recent successful EPA tour of western Kansas farms ... Prof. of Ag History David Vail discusses his work at UNK ... Syngenta Agronomy's Travis Gustafson talks about testing now for SCN
New research from the National Chicken Council shows widespread consumer misinformation and need to educate ... "Making Sure the Farm is Protected", today with Lance Burditt of Water Street Solutions ... Beef Symposium update with NU Extension Specialist Karla Jenkins ... Serious weather damage last night in the Albion area
Today: Carla Jenkins, UNL Cow/Calf Specialist on an upcoming Range Beef Cow Symposium in Cheyenne ... Producer and Common Ground Volunteer Diane Carr appears in nationally distributed AG-Vocating video ... Positive exhibitor feedback from AkSarBen Livestock Show move to GI ... World Dairy Expo kicks off Tuesday in Wisconsin: we talk with a contestant
On Today's Program: US and Mexico unveil progress on a Colorado River ... Farm Bill movement with NE-3rd Congressman Adrian Smith ... State Climatologist Al Dutcher has long-range weather ... Organic farming shows potential for better profit - we talk to a young producer ... "Fridays in the Field" PG Farms, Shelton heading toward harvest
Ag News: KRVN and Rural Radio Network announce development of a Lincoln news bureau and production studio in partnership with Nebraska Innovation Campus
Syngenta settles farmer lawsuits over genetically engineered seed ... US Justice reports Tyson poultry pleads to charges over Missouri fish kill
Ag News and Guests: : Florida takes body-blow from Irma: Citrus costs on the rise ... Jason Ladman of Water Street Solutions discusses taking emotion out of farm land decisions ... Kansas and Tyson continue the dance over locating a new facility as KS Corn Growers weigh-in ... Jim Benfeldt says Nebraska's NRDs get World Bank attention in their search for an effective governance model for water issues
Ag News: Congressman Roger Marshall (KS-1) on his trip to China on trade and national security ... Rural Mainstreet Index hit low of the year as farmland prices decline, ag-equipment sales dismal
Guests: Mari Sandoz Conference details with Elizabeth Chase ... Nebraska Extension Farm Succession Educator Allan Vyhnalek on the farm succession ... voices from Nebraska’s Natural Resources Districts 2017 Annual Conference in Kearney
Ag News: Anthrax confirmed in North Dakota-ranchers take action ... child deaths decrease on the farm, but still too many ... the ag damage tally rises from Harvey and Irma
Guests: Al Dutcher on Friday warmth and weekend rains ... "Divots in the Pivots" partners NRCS/NRDs to make unproductive land viable for wildlife opportunities ... "Fridays in the Field" checks in on Western Nebraska progress
Ag News: Harvest rolling in many parts of the territory. We talk harvest safety
Guests: Water Street Solutions' Dean Heffta on today's market trends ... Dan Halstrom on US Meat Export Federation's beef tour through China ... Kevin Kenny and the Husker Harvest Days rally in support of Right-To-Repair Legislation
Ag News: Upper Big Blue Natural Resources District's Regional Conservation Partnership Program project, "Divots in the Pivots" ... Secretary Perdue to Tour Houston Area Impacted by Hurricane Harvey ... Several states continue to grapple with dicamba drift investigations and solutions
Guests: Tom Downey of Downey Drilling in Lexington as they have opened their new facilities ... Jessica Groskopf, Regional Economist, NU Panhandle Research and Extension Center discusses ways extension can help farm financial situations ... Friday Lincoln seminar on what those in ag need to know when you employee someone outside the family
Ag News: More on the Chinese Beef Buying Team visit to Central Nebraska ... A group of Democrat Senators want the Waters of the US Rule in place ... Jason Ladman, Director at Water Street Solutions discusses "Becoming a More Efficient Operation" ... Henderson area State Senator Curt Friesen discusses issues in his re-election bid ... Mark Ford, Director of the Ag Trade Office for the U.S. Embassy in Beijing on a Chinese beef buyers tour of Nebraska
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Ag News: Japan informs Nebraska delegation of dis-interest in a new bi-lateral trade agreement, holds out for a new TPP ... Henderson State Senator Scott Fiesen announces for re-election
Guests: Shannon Peterson, organizer and winners Karissa Eckel and Briana Kraenow on Saturday's Nebraska Hand Cornhusking Championship ... Nebraska AgrAbility serves Farm and Ranch Families Affected by Disabilities ... Kevin Kock, Executive Director of Agriculture Initiatives talks about final preparations for the Aksarben Stock Show move to Grand Island
Ag News: Big improvements announced for Husker Harvest Days next year ... Concern for aflatoxin in this year's corn crop?
Guests: Al Dutcher Nebraska Extension Climatologist talks about La Nina reforming and a cool down for next week ... National Director of Communications talks about the Grange in its 150th year and the desire to increase youth involvement ... "Fridays in the Field" features Dave Warner from Boone County - a delay in harvest due to Mother Nature
Day 3 of Husker Harvest Days 2017
Our guests include Terry Hejny of Nebraska LEAD ... Water Street Solutions' Dean Hefta with Thursday Market Analysis ... Channel Seed District Manager Heath Vrbka of Rising City reviews the 2017 growing season ... Steve White, co-host of NTV's Grow
LIVE from Rural Radio Broadcast Center at the 40th annual Husker Harvest Days:
Guests: Mark McHargue - VP of Nebraska Farm Bureau ... Nebraska Lt. Governor Mike Foley ... The National Assn. of Resource Districts Hall of Fame announces its 2017 inductees ... Farm Service Agency acting State Director Mike Sander
Ag News: Gates open for day #1 of the 40th edition of Husker Harvest Days...NE FFA Foundation Exec Dir Stacey Agnew speaks on the Titan Tire Auction at HHD along with grants and resources for growth
Guests: Dean Heffta of Waterstreet Solutions: "The people a Farm Leader can count on ... Reps of the Nebraska Bankers Association on the importance of engagement between farmers and ag lenders ... Chairman of the Nebraska Soybean Board Tony Johanson of Oakland discusses export trade and bringing value back to the producer
Ag News: Gov. Ricketts Leads his Second Japan Trade Mission ... Omaha Congressman Don Bacon (NE-2) feels importance of telling Nebraska's ag story
Guests: Shannon Peterson, Gothenburg Ag Committee talks about Saturday's Nebraska Hand Cornhusking Championships.
Jessie Harding's last RRN interview with Governor Pete Ricketts ahead of this week's trade mission to Japan and China ... Kevin Koch of AKSARBEN gearing up for a still bigger show with the move to Grand Island's State Fairgrounds facilities
Ag News: Korea-U.S. Free Trade Agreement ... Hurricane Harvey recovery...Hurricane Irma rages into the Southeast: UNL Climatologist Al Dutcher
Guests: Chuck Schroeder, Executive Director, Nebraska Rural Future Institute ... "Fridays in the Field" featuring Central Nebraska producer Ben Peters
Ag News: Soil Health Partnership
Guests: Dean Heffta of Waterstreet Solutions with his Thursday market analysis ... Hilary Miracle, Nebraska CommonGround Farmer: GMO Food Dialogues at Nebraska Innovation Campus ... Scott McPheeters on ethanol blender pumps coming to the Gothenburg Blue Heron fueling station
Bertrand producer Scott Ford is organizing an effort to deliver relief supplies to Texas this Saturday morning. The main collection point is at the Hi Line Ag warehouse in Bertrand but, other collection points have been offered in area communities. The deadline to bring in the donations is this Friday.
Ag News: Sheep and Goat annual meeting in Scottsbluff ... fires in Montana and across the west ... plus a report from Soil Health Field Day
Guests: Coleman Locke cattle rancher from SW of Houston dealing with post-Hurricane Harvey flood waters. Coleman is the father of Laura Field of NE Cattlemen ... Bertrand producer Scott Ford organizes an effort to deliver relief supplies to Texas this Saturday morning. The main collection point is at the Hi Line Ag warehouse in Bertrand (Deadline to bring in the donations is this Friday. Monetary donations can also be left at First State Bank in Loomis, Bertrand and Alma)
Ag News: NDA Director Greg Ibach nominated to beciome USDA Undersecretary for marketing and regulatory programs
Guests: Lance Burditt, Account Manager at Waterstreet Solutions, on “Building a Stronger Relationship With Your Lender” ... Elite Showmanship Overall Winners: 1st place - Fina Choat, Boone Co., 2nd place - Blake Guenther, Cumming Co., 3rd place - Jennifer Tidwell, Douglas/Sarpy Co ... Randy Krotz - CEO U.S. Farmers and Ranchers Alliance discusses Wednesday's UNL Innovation Campus "Food Dialogue"
Live features from the Nebraska State Fair
Guests: Troy Stowater, NE Cattlemen ... NE Beef Council Director of Marketing Adam Wegner,
PLUS Long range weather with NE State Climatologist Al Dutcher and "Fridays in the Field"
Featuring LIVE broadcasts from the Nebraska State Fair
Nebraska Ag Director Greg Ibach on fair activities and Friday's Farm Bill listening session... Shawn Calahan on the Husker Football Opener Saturday night against Arkansas State ... Exec VP of Nebraska Cattlemen Pete McClymont on fair and industry issues ... Water Street Solution's Dean Hefta looks at today's markets
MidDay at the Nebraska State Fair
Brandon Hunnicutt-NE Corn on Trade ... Dan Wesley of NE Corn on Harvest Safety ... Matt Kreifels on NE Director of Ag Education ... Pork Leadership Member Paul Segner from Friend, NE
Ag News: Barb Kliment of the Nebraska Grain Sorghum Producers ... Tim Burhill of Water Street Solutions on "Keeping Your Farm's Financial Information"
Guests Live from the Nebraska State Fair: Ron Pavelka - Nebraska Soybean Board ... Joseph McDermott - Manager of the Nebraska State Fair
Steve Nelson, President of NE Farm Bureau joins us at our Pinnacle Expo Center studio to begin Mid Day Broadcasts from the Nebraska State Fair
Paul Perkins is with Nebraska State Climatologist Al Dutcher on long term weather and a look at the possible effects of Hurricane Harvey
Mike Moritz, National Weather Service Chief Meteorologist on State Fair weather, this week's solar eclipse and the coolest August in a very long time
"Fridays in the Field" features Jeff Pohl on dry edible bean, corn and alfalfa crop progress in Western Nebraska
Ag News: Kansas Wheat announces 8th Annual Kansas Wheat Yield Contest winners ... Livestock entries reach capacity at the Nebraska State Fair
Guests: Water Street Solutions looks at today's market activity ... Econ impact study shows sheep profitable. We hear from the Exec Dir of the American Sheep Industry ... Jordan Dux on September 1 State Fair farm bill listening session
Ag News: Drought: where and how bad?
Guests: Chip Flory, Pro Farmer Editorial Director and western leg tour lead, discussing Nebraska results of the Midwestern Crop Tour ... Rep. Dr. Roger Marshall (R-KS 1) hosting farm bill listening session across the district this week ... National Farmers Union focuses on Renewable Fuels policy, & addiing new staff
Ag News: A local FFA leader implements curriculum utilizing the soybean in Natural Resources learning
Guests: Jason Ladman, Waterstreet Solutions on "Growing the Farm-At the Right Time" ... From the US Grains Council trip to Mexico, representatives of Grupo Gramosa on NAFTA in practice ... Becky Chaney, leads Pride of the Prairie 4-H Club with five Elwood area veterans to Fort Riley serving alongside the All American Beef Battalion
Nebraska's total eclipse takes place during this edition
Guests: Jesse is with Anne Burkholder, cattle producer from Cozad and recipient of the 'Beef Checkoff 'Advocate of the Year' award ... Bruce Gaarder with Monsanto's Scott Partridge on dicamba drift complaints ... Bryce Doeschot with Stacey Agnew, Exec. Director, Nebraska FFA Foundation on an effort funding FFA jackets for new members
Ag News: The White House announces Argentina will accept U.S. pork for the first time since 1992 ... Nebraska Extension Climatologist Al Dutcher has the upcoming week's weather including expected sky condition for Monday's total eclipse ... Bill Angel NE State Fair Livestock Superintendent prepares for next week
1:17 Jesse Harding with her Fridays in the Field segment as she catches up with Deb Gangwish of Shelton looking at how their crops are coming along this season. Catch all the video throughout the season at RuralRadio.com!
Ag News: Update on wheat stem sawfly ... USDA drought disaster assistance for parts of Nebraska
Guests: Dean Heffta, Waterstreet Solutions on Thursday market trends ... Governor Pete Ricketts talks ag at American Coalition for Ethanol Conference in Omaha ... Kevin Kock, Executive Director of Agricultural Initiatives with AKSARBEN, previews the move to Fonner Park plus format and entry changes
Ag News: Governor Pete Rickets on how major developers are leveraging local producer value to Grow Nebraska
Guests: First Vice President, Nebraska Farm Bureau Mark McHargue on ag talks at the Canada trade mission ... Brette Ensz and McKenzie Sooba on UNK move-in day and welcome week ... Jim Miller, US Soy Export Council on signing with Chinese delegation and efforts toward new markets
Ag News: A group of 55 deans from ag colleges around the country sent a letter to the US government today in support of NAFTA as negotiations for a new agreement start this week Guests: Jason Ladman, Water Street Solutions on "Hearing What The Farm's Numbers Are Telling You" ... an update from the Hendrix Genetics poultry facility open house in Grand Island today ... Heidi Bringenberg USGC Mexico City Assistant Director on the importance of the Mexico office for the US Grains Council
Jack Fenske, York Commodities, says he's looking toward the Pro Farmer crop tour for a more accurate reading on this year's crop. Talks about April cattle trade and October hogs.
Ag News: USDA drops a negative supply/demand report ... Kansas Corn conducts listening sessions Guests: Grant Frye - Waterstreet Solutions dissects market reaction to this morning's WASDE ... Agronomy RD Manager Mike Zwingman wraps up CVA's Innovation Series field days ... Jordan Dux, Director National Affairs on Nebraska Farm Bureau policy development meetings across the state. One focus: Livestock Biotechnology
Residents of the Fremont area voice concerns over COSTCO ... EPA's Pruitt to visit 26 states prior to overhaul of WOTUS Guests: Nutra Blend's Randy Shanks on "Farming To Fight Hunger" effort ... FFA Officers Brock Vetick, Lyons / Kelli Mashino, Spencer / Lydia Vinton - Arthur Co visit KRVN ... Ricketts on trade mission to Canada
Ag News- Cleanup begins after 1.1-million bushel grain bin collapse Sunday in Edison ... Governor Ricketts trade mission to Canada ... Soybean Management Field Days get underway
Guests: Jason Ladman, Water Street Solutions on "Building the Right Culture on the Farm" ... Harkamal Walia, Associate Professor of Agronomy and Horticulture at UNL, studies effects of high night time temperatures on wheat and rice ... Brad Lubben, UNL Extension on crop insurance and farm program payments
Ag News: Two K-State Agronomy professors received awards last week
Guests: Brian Brown, Central City farmer and Morgan Wrich, program director at NCGA discuss efforts to start a Merrick Co. Chapter ... Bob Jensen of the Huskerland Prep Report gives all-class insights into the upcoming football season ... UNL "Roads Scholar Tour" with Xin Qiao on irrigation and Kim Clark on diary
Head north of Petersburg, NE & Dave Warner as he talks improvements over the past month. The full video can be found on our website www.krvn.com or at the link below: https://krvn.vids.io/videos/a09adbbf171be1c728/8-4-17-full-fridays-in-the-field-dave-warner-mp4
Ag News: News from the Strip Tillage Conference in Omaha
Guests: Long-Range Weather with State Climatologist Al Dutcher ... Rep. Roger Marshall (KS-1) discusses next week's farm bill listening sessions ... "Fridays in the Field" with Boone County corn / soybean farmer Dave Warner
Aga News: University of Nebraska faces budget cuts. Speaking at the Scottsbluff Co Fair, UNL Chancellor Green says ag programs will always be prioritized
Guests; Dean Heffta of Waterstreet Solutions with Thursday market analysis ... Rep. Jeff Fortenberry (NE-1) talks health care, NAFTA and internet coverage at recess town-hall meeting ... NDA Director Greg Ibach takes in farm bill listening sessions with Congressman Adrian Smith (NE-3)
Ag News: Pollinators and Australia beef
Guests: Rep. Adrian Smith on 3rd District Farm Bill listening sessions taking place this week, yesterday in Broken Bow ... Sarah Schlund UNL Extension Crop and Water Educator for Dawson, Buffalo and Hall Counties on managing non-dicamba resistant beans this year ... Allan Tieman, Past Chairman USGC on the importance of trade and NAFTA
Ag News: Latest Ag Economy Barometer shows highest level since January ... House Ag committee on farm bill
Guests: Dean Heffta, Director of Waterstreet Solutions on “The Freedoms and Opportunities of Farming” ... Pam Johnson - President of Maizall on the global need to promote ag ... Governors of Nebraska & Iowa among those appearing at an EPA Biofuel hearing
Ag News: Review of Nebraska Cattlemen annual road trip meetings
Guests: Dan Atkission, Stockton, KS Vice Chair of the National Sorghum Producers - Senate Ag testimony on risk management ... USDA Secretary Perdue talks with his counterpart in Mexico. NAFTA talks begin in 16 days ... a visit with Bill Angell, Nebraska State Fair Livestock Supt. on stock dog trials & events at the Thompson Open Air Arena
Ag News: Cattle industry and USDA react to Japan tariff increase on frozen beef imports ... Stockton,KS farmer and National Sorghum Vice Chair Dan Atkisson in Senate Ag Committee testimony on risk management options ... more on dicamba drift in Nebraska
Guests: Climatologist Al Dutcher ... UNL Extension Weed Specialist, Amit Jhala, on Dicamba concerns ... "Fridays in the Field" with Northeast Nebraska farmer Doug Stratman of West Point
Ag News: NE Dept of AG investigates complaints alleging dicamba non-compliance ... Nebraska Cattlemen Road Trip wraps up Thursday in Anselmo and Alliance
Guests: Dean Heffta of Waterstreet Solutions explains today's markets ... Nebraska Congressman Adrian Smith on upcoming farm bill listening sessions, health care and trade .. Farm Bureau President Zippy Duvall on trade atmosphere in Washington and around the country
Ag News: Nebraska Extension specialists reply to dicamba herbicide concerns ... Crop Insurance Industry gets its day before Senate Ag Committee ... Fox Sports Play By Play host Gus Johnson at Big Ten Media days in Chicago ... Micheal Formica with NPPC discuss Electronic Logging Device regulations, deadlines and push-back
1:17 Shalee is back with Tamra Jackson-Ziems, UNL Extension Plant Pathologist taking a look at the Southern Rust challenges in Nebraska.
Ag News: NAFTA hearing tomorrow
Guests: Dean Heffta of Waterstreet Solutions on 'Envisioning the Farm's Future" ... Jeff Bradshaw, UNL Extension Entomologist at PREC says scout now for western bean cutworm - indications of unusually high numbers ... William Schuttee on the USDA's "farmers market"
Ag News: KDA on National Organic Certification Cost Share Program
Guests: Phil Kozera, of Bio Nebraska discussing the organization and its role with Nebraska Companies ... Chris Novak, CEO with NCGA on trade, crop insurance and the importance of the Corn Congress ... Dr. Mark Kehrli on the work of Iowa's National Animal Disease Center
In our Midday program today for Ag News, USDA talks about new animal diseases plus we talk livestock expansion in Iowa. We get our weekly weather update from U of N Extension Ag Climatologist Al Dutcher. Mark Sander of FSA joins us to talk about the ARC/PLC deadline coming up Aug 1. Then, we wrap-up with "Friday in the Fields" from Chabella Guzman with Jeff Pohl in the Bridgeport, NE area on wheat - markets - irrigating and more. Plus a wrap-up on the markets. Jayson has sports including pre-season football polls, plus business and news!
John Payne, Daniel's Ag Marketing, says it's all about crop conditions next week as grains hit an expiration day higher than they have in this past year.
Ag News: Corn Congress hears address by the Mexican Ambassador on NAFTA
Guests: Dean Heffta with market analysis from Waterstreet Solutions ... Tony Baker, aid to State Sen Tom Brewer gives an update on Nebraska "Right to Repair" legislation ... Superintendent Todd Hilyard, Holdrege Public Schools talks on the "Beef in the Schools" program to start this fall
AG News: U.S. Cattlemen’s Association Pres. Kenny Graner responds to USDA announcement of Alabama atypical BSE case Guests: Bill Gross, founder of Farm Rescue expansion into Nebraska ... NE Pork Producer Assoc Exec Dir. Al Juhnke.... inviting producer votes this week electing delegates to Pork Forum in K.C. ... Bill Northey from Animal Health conference in Ames
In Ag News: Pulse crop acreage increases ... new traits announced for export to China
Guests: Katie Olthoff on the upcoming "Women in Ag" conference in Iowa ... UNL Assoc. Prof. Stacy Adams researches hops as a potential Nebraska cash crop ... NE State Fair Exec. Joseph McDermott on security upgrades, including livestock exhibits
Jennifer Houston, National Cattlemen's Beef Association 2017 Vice President, talks about a new trace-ability study the NCBA is conducting and what else they're looking at during this year's summer meeting.
In Ag News: CPNRD will discuss changes to groundwater management rules
Guests: UNL's Stonie Cooper says heat and humidity pose concerns for livestock but there's hope for rain ... Denver NCBA Mid Year meetings continue - VP Jennifer Houston on policy and new trace-ability study ... "Fridays in the Field" with Deb Gangwish - PG Farms / The Diamond G reports the second driest June on record and disease concerns in the Shelton area
John Payne of Daniels Ag Marketing says world wheat harvest keeps pressure on winter wheat, but bullishness is starting to creep back in based on the weather.
Mike Zuzolo of Global Commodity Analytics says the highs may be in here at noon if wheat can't perform any better.
Ag News: Gov. Ricketts introduces a new International Trade Council ... Former US Senator and Ag Secretary Mike Johanns has a new gig ...and coverage of NCBA/CBB Mid-Year Meetings in Denver
Guests: Mike Zuzulo Water Street Solutions analyzes today's trends ... NCBA President Craig Uden of Elwood this year's summer meetings, electronic logging and WOTUS repeal moving forward ... NCBA Director of International Trade Kent Bacus on trade with China, NAFTA, and Korea
In Ag News: The latest USDA World Ag Supply and Demand Estimates (WASDE) ... and county fairs are underway
Guests: Former Husker Jared Crick who is now with the Denver Broncos ... Brad Kernick - Steering Committee Chair talks origins, growth and overview of Cruise Nite Kearney, celebrating its 30th year ... Bob Streit - crop consultant for Central Iowa Agronomics on a spreading new strain of Goss' Wilt and what to do
In Ag News: Dicamba Stop Sale, Use, Removal Order in Missouri ... Heat during fair season
Our Guests: Jason Ladman, Waterstreet Solutions - “What to Consider Purchasing Rented Ground” Beth Janning, UNL Extension Educator at the Raising Nebraska Building on Commodity Carnival at several locations this year
Tom Schwarz of Schwarz Family Farms, Bertrand, discussing their organic operation and how it is similar to conventional agriculture practices
In Ag News: Dicamba rulings ... hydration/heat stress
Guests: UNL Extension Policy Specialist Brad Lubben talks technology adoption and profitability in precision ag ... David Montgomery's on new farming practices in his new book is "Growing A Revolution: Bringing Our Soil Back To Life" ... RaboBank Research Analyst Stephen Nicholson on declining wheat acres
In Ag News: Trade numbers from USDA ... Cuming County launches "Beef in Schools" program
Guests: Al Dutcher, NE State Climatologist, has a potentially hot extended outlook ... Ambassador Darci Vetter, native Nebraskan and former chief ag negotiator for the U.S. Trade Representative, just named "Diplomat in Residence" - Yeutter Institute at UNL ... "Fridays in the Field" series with Dave Warner from Albion on his dry conditions
In Ag News: EPA releases proposed Renewable Volume Obligations (RVOs) under the RFS for 2018
Guests: Dean Heffta of Waterstreet Solutions with mid-day trading analysis ... Anne Steckel, VP Federal Affairs with the National Biodiesel Board on EPA's proposed biodiesel RVOs ... Jerry Catlett, Sr VP/CFO of Bruning State Bank and Past President of the Nebraska Bankers Association
Ag News: Ag economy barometer released - Overall finances better 2016, but little forward confidence
Guests: Dean Heffta, Director of Waterstreet Solutions on “Meeting the Challenge on Today's Farms ... Bob Harveson UNL Neb ext. plant pathologist and Neb Wheat Board member Larry Flohr discussing the crop and wheat streak mosaic virus ... N.D. Commissioner of Agriculture Doug Goehring on drought struggles
In Ag News: Reports say EPA Pulled Back on an RFS Announcement Due to Brazil, Argentina and Update on a bill addressing ag-bioterrorism by Sen. Pat Roberts Today's Guests: David Schemm, President of the National Association of Wheat Growers from Sharon Springs, KS discussing harvest in the NW area of the state ... Nebraska Ag Director Greg Ibach on the first US Beef sales back in China coming from Nebraska ... Mike Sander Acting officer for the FSA talks about the importance of county FSA Elections
Ag News: Beef to China – Ibach and Perdue ... USDA acres and stocks reaction Guests: Al Dutcher - heat stress next week in cattle as high temps expected ... Jeff Buettner, PR Coordinator CNPPID on water tour, Central's role and current water levels at BIG MAC ... Ben Peters "Friday in the Field" - Irrigation in full swing, corn close to tassel, and severe weather damage
Ag News- Open House at the Eastern Nebraska Research and Extension Center in Saunders County ... Nebraska teachers focused on agriculture at a recent conference. Guests: Market commentary with Dean Hefta of Water Street Solutions ... July Ellingson, ExecVP North Dakota Stockmen talks lack of rain and the need to sell cattle in that region ... On UNL Water Tour we talk with Kyle Shepherd, GM N-CORPE on possible wind farms on the project
Ag News: Settlement announced in "pink slime" case against ABC ... Dismantling WOTUS ... Farm Family Healthcare with Rep. Don Bacon (NE-02) Guests: Ashley McKenny, of Sigman Alpha at KSU on raising $20K in Wildfire effort ... Dekalb / Asgrow Agronomist Kevin Keller on 2017 corn rootworm threat ... AFBF's Don Parrish on repealing Waters of the U.S.
Ag News: NAFTA Renegotiation must prioritize Ag according to Am Farm Bureau: State reps in hearing before the U.S. Trade Representative ... Avian Influenza outbreak a few years ago had more than just an impact on the poultry industry in Iowa Guests: Lance Burditt, Account Manager, Water Street Solutions: "3 Things to Consider in Your Cash Rent Approach" ... New Kansas officers Skyler Denio, Hoxie KS FFA - State Sentinel and Marie Reveles, Hays FFA - State Secretary ... Jody Lamp, co-founder American Doorstop Project on "A History of Nebraska Agriculture"
Ag News: Reports on the progressing wheat harvest and food prices Guests: Tracy Pracheil, Associate Nebraska Extension Educator for 4-H Development on the "Raise Your Hand" campaign to increase membership ... Dave Warner of Albion in Boone County says that area has gone 30-plus days without significant rainfall - what farmers are facing ... Eli Ohlde, President of the Kansas FFA Association's Clifton-Clyde Chapter on a recent National Leadership Conference for State Officers
Ag News: President Trump speaks in Iowa saying he will continue to help farmers ... Another NASCAR E-15 race comes to the region ... New York State steps up Biodiesel useage
Guests: Water Street Solution provides market insight on today's markets ... Little Blue NRD Manager Mike Onnen discusses a stay on drilling new irrigation wells in the district until mid-December 12th ... Amber Ross of Callaway and Madeline Schwinghammer from Colon, Minnesota on a summer internship with the West Point Chamber through the Rural Futures Institute
Ag News: Governor Ricketts praises Canada as a trade partner, joining a DED / NDA trade mission to our northern neighbors ... E15 promotional events
Guests; Russ Callen, Assistant General Manager with LLNRD - Cover Crop Groundwater Impact Study in conjunction with CPNRD this autumn ... David Hogg, Assistant Emergency Manager Coordinator with KDA - organizing a Kansas Emergency Response Corps ... Gerald Theus, Regional Director with U.S.Wheat's South African office - A Nigerian / South African wheat trade team visits Nebraska and Kansas
Ag News: A Kansan is named Chief Ag Negotiator for USTR ... Little Blue NRD's temporary stay on high-capacity water wells
Guests: Jason Ladman, Director of Waterstreet Solutions - Dealing with 'People Problems' on the farm ... Dr. Tami Brown-Brendl, ag engineer with USDA MARC, discussing new app for warning and advanced knowledge to deal with livestock heat stress events ... Daren Redfearn, Associate Professor, UNL Department of Agronomy & Horticulture previews upcoming Nebraska Grazing Conference
Ag News: Mexico allows for higher ethanol blends ... Lancaster Co Farm Bureau hosts an antique tractor and car show in Lincoln this week Guests: Channel Agronomist Jim Erwin observes the NE and KS growing season so far ... Val Dolcini on Pollinator Week and the importance of bees to agriculture ... Andrew Uden, co-founder of Quantified Ag talks about how their product and new technology is helping cattle producers
Ag News: Senate Ag Committee held a hearing this week on the 2018 farm bill ... USDA granted an extension on CRP grazing in KS, OK, TX due to wildfires
Guests: Nebraska Extension Climatologist Al Dutcher on weekend & long-term weather ... From Nebraska Farm Bureau's agricultural economic and technology summit Mary Kay Thatcher, lobbyist with American Farm Bureau on the 2018 farm bill, crop insurance and conservation ... "Friday's in the Field" talks with Jeff Pohl, farmer and cow-calf operator in Bridgeport on planting and irrigation of Western Nebraska crops
Ag News: Henry Davis pf Greater Omaha Packing says with China open, "opportunities are endless" ... Ag Secretary Perdue willing to hear budget "guidance" from Congressional "appropriators"
Guests: Dean Hefta reports "from the field" on weather-market price drivers ... NE Ext Plant Pathologist Tamara Jackson-Ziems says watch corn for Bacterial Leaf Streak
Ag News: Great day for Nebraska Beef as the first American product container since 2011 leaves for China ... plus Coverage of Farm Bureau's Ag Econ & Tech Summit in Kearney
Guests: Joe Schuele of the US Meat Export Federation takes a look at shipping American Beef to China ... Husker Harvst Days Manager Matt Jungmann talks about the 40th show Sept. 12 - 14 ... Gov. Ricketts and Ag Director Ibach join Greater Omaha Packing to load the first beef shipments in a while bound for China
Ag News: Severe Monday night storms cause property, livestock and crop damage in Western Nebraska
Guests: Dean Heffta, Director of Waterstreet Solutions on the "next generation leadership on the farm" ... We talk with Rwandan students, part of a group of six interning in Scottsbluff working with crops, weeds and other cropping subjects ... Strahinja Stepanovic, Extension Educator discusses upcoming Wheat and Field Pea Field Days in Central and Western Nebraska
Ag News: Happy National Jerky Day! Popularity of the "salty snack" at an all-time high ... Industry and schools partner to make milk a great drinking experience
Guests: Chase DeCoite on Beef Stewardship Program coming to Nebraska ... Pete McClymont Exec VP Nebraska Cattlemen and State Ag Dir. Greg Ibach on new UNL Vet Diagnostic Center benefiting students and producers ... Rita VanderKooi family and others step up with milking assistance in wake of Southern Minnesota dairy op destruction
Ag News: After a 33 year run, Rod Week announces the Kearney Livestock Market has sold its land; holds a final fall cow / regular auction Monday, June 19
Guests: State Climatologist Al Dutcher says heat is on, at least for the weekend ... Bill Bullard on R-Calf USA's request for U.S. Investigation of JBS practices ... "Friday's In The Field" talks with Deb Gangwish, co-owner of PG Farms and Diamond G of Shelton and Springview
Ag News: Announcement of new CME delivery points for live cattle in Nebraska ... President Trump puts a spotlight on improving river transport Infrastructure Guests: Dean Hefta from Water Street Solutions on today's markets ... Val Dolcini, President & CEO of Pollinator Partnership talks about the recent bee hives placed in DC and increased interest in the importance of pollinators ... National Pork Board President Terry O'Neel from Friend, NE from World Pork Expo in Des Moines
In ag news, we get the latest "buzz" on pollinators.
12:19 From the Nebraska Cattlemen Mid-Year Meeting in West Point, John Widdowson, Kearney, Chair of the NC Animal Health and Nutrition Committee.
12:45 Rob Eirich, Nebraska Director of Beef Quality Assurance and Extension Educator, discusses how producers can plan to stay on top of heat stress in cattle.
1:17 Former UNL Animal Science faculty member Merlyn Nielsen is now enjoying retirement by studying property taxes!
He offered a property tax relief idea in the NC Taxation Committee meeting this morning at NC Midyear in West Point.
Ag News: Joe Gangwish checks in from the Tractor Relay Across Nebraska ... an update on investigation of bio-diesel imports from Argentina and Indonesia
Guests: Jason Ladman, Director of Waterstreet Solutions on 'Making a Game Plan for Tough Times ... Dr. Lisa Becton, director of swine health and research with the National Pork Board on new porcine reproductive and respiratory syndrome (PRRS) research ... Megan Grimes, Program Manager, NE Ethanol Board details Thursday's Lincoln ethanol promotion; buy E-85 = 0.85 / gallon
Ag News: 73rd D-Day Anniversary and how agriculture production continued ... Syngenta lawsuits start today in KC
Guests: Nebraska Extension Educator Steve Pritchard says Beef Basics is more accessible for those interested ... Ron Lamberty with American Coalition of Ethanol talks on June 1st E15 restrictions and need for revised rules ... 2017 Cattlemen's Ball Hosts Jeff and Lisa Johnson
Ag News: Ag groups seek an increase in truck weight LIMITATIONS ... a New residence hall on UNL East Campus TO be named after Massengale ... Tragedy today in Cambria, Wisconsin: a corn milling and ethanol plant explodes
Guests: Dean Hefta - Water Street Solutions' take on today's commodity trade ... A NASA employee & auctioneer put together an $87,000 fundraiser for Clark Co. KS Wildfire Relief ... Loup Valley Horse Conference 2017 show series with Sherri Swiniski
Ag News: Abengoa Biofuels fights the Department of Justice over tax dollars on abandoned Kansas project ... US Trade Officials will establish Chinese beef trade protocols in June ... A new Colorado wheat production system aims to combat weeds
Guests: Mike Zuzolo - Global Commodity Analytics .. Kent Rollins of "Red River Ranch" achieves acclaim cooking for working ranch cowboys out of his 1876 Studebaker Chuckwagon. He's at the Nebraskan Cattleman's Ball this weekend ... NE Farm Bureau's Jay Rempe on an Agricultural Economic/Technology Summit in Kearney June 13th and 14th
Ag News: The chairman of JBS SA has stept down in the wake of the Brazil bribary scandal ... The woman who embezzled millions from the Oklahoma Beef Council enters a plea in court Guests: Dean Heffta, Director at Water Street Solutions discussing 'Common Factors of Successful Farms' ... Representative Roger Marshall of Kansas visiting with Jesse Harding on trade and in particular, NAFTA ... Jordan Hildebrand with KS Wheat discussing the KS Wheat Yield Contest: Registration ends June 1st
Ag News: Lawmakers Use Farm Bill Hearing to Push Back on Proposed USDA Budget Cuts Guests: Weekly weather update with Nebraska Extension Climatologist Al Dutcher ... Nebraska Dept of Ag Trade Representative Stan Garbacz talks on promoting Nebraska from the US Meat Export Federation meeting ... The first installment of our "Fridays in the Field" series featuring growers and their experiences through the season
Ag News: The US Senate passes bi-partisan legislation to address agro-terrorism threats to the nation's food supply ... Recent rains and flooding across parts of the state should have growers on the lookout for disease Guests: Pre-holiday market moves with Dean Hefta of Water Street Solutions ... A view of President Trump's proposed ag budget cuts from Bloomberg Ag Policy Reporter Alan Bjerga ... Buck Wehbein - Ne Beef Council from the US Meat Export Federation Meeting in Alexandria, VA
Ag News: High-volume rhetoric following yesterday's budget proposal and impact on needed ag programs ... China beef import discussions pick up speed
Guests: Hillary Miracle - CommonGround volunteer in Nebraska in Detroit this week with U.S. Farmers and Ranchers Alliance at the Sustainable Brands Conference ... Dean Groskurth - USDA Ag Statistics Northern Plains Office on farm surveys going out and importance of participation ... Congressman Adrian Smith (NE-3) discusses the proposed Trump budget and NAFTA re-negotiation
Ag News- Discussions from many quarters on crop insurance and other aspects affecting ag in the president's unveiled budget ... Cattlemen applaud Iowa's Branstad confirmation as Ambassador to China Guests: Dean Heffta - Director at Water Street Solutions: "Steering Your Operation Toward the Future" ... Author Holly Dufek talks about her books featuring a woman in ag named Casey and her adventures in agriculture ... Pat Damman, KS Grain Sorghum Association discusses recent visit by an EU trade team
Ag News: Good news for NE beef exports out of State Ag Director Greg Ibach's trip to Belgium Guests: Mike Zuzolo on Monday Markets ... Nebraska Beef Council's Adam Wegner on the Beef Experience Tour involving chefs, dietitians, bloggers and food-service professionals ...Sonny Perdue's Valentine visit to the Fischer Ranch
Ag News: Soil Health, NAFTA and dairy and EU trade team in Kansas Guests: Al Dutcher gives us the long-term weather outlook ... Lisa Johnson and husband Jeff are hosts of the 2017 Cattlemen's Ball coming up at Lonesome River Ranch in Custer County ... Syngenta Agronomist Bob Kacvinsky talks on wet fields and weeds
1213 – National Cattlemen’s Beef Association today joined its cattle-industry partners in Canada and Mexico in sending a joint letter to the presidents of those two nations and to President Trump, urging the three leaders to not “jeopardize the success we have all enjoyed as partners of the North American Free Trade Agreement.”
1219 – Joe with Dean Heffta of Waterstreet Soulutions on markets
Newsmaker – Shalee with Ken Zuckerberg, Farm Input Senior Analyst with RaboResearch Food&Ag discussing their latest report that details what they see for the future of precision farming and digital agriculture.
117 – Susan with US Grains Council and the National Corn Growers Association talked about why they brought a trade delegation from Mexico to Nebraska and why talks need to continue on NAFTA.
Ag News: Mexican trade delegates were in Lincoln yesterday. We get a view on the discussions ...Brazil approves the Dow/Dupont merger .. Report on the successful "Beef Experience Tour" ... Brian Magnusson of Lindsay Mfg touts a new irrigation management tool ... Ag Secretary Sonny Perdue discusses restructuring USDA with Jesse Harding ... Lynn Meyer on upcoming Generational Transition meeting in Belvedere, NE
Ag News: Governor Ricketts speaks as Novozymes announces $36 million facility expansion in Blair Guests: Jason Ladman, Director of Waterstreet Solutions - "What to Consider as you Make Equipment Decisions" (Pt 2) ... Congressman Mike Conaway (TX-11) talks on frustrations, goals & must have's in the next farm bill ... Golden Harvest Agronomist David Schlake - issues to watch with this year's planting
Ag News: Details on Chinese beef export deal reveals U.S. concessions on GMOs ... Congressional action could help Improve irrigation systems
Guests: Mike Zuzolo- Global Commodity Analytics starts off a new marketing week ... New role for former FSA Administrator Val Dolcini
Ag News: EPA and pollinators
Al Dutcher, NE State Climatologist with a preview of weather next week ... Steve Nelson, NE Farm Bureau on confirmation of US Trade Representative ... Greg Ibach, Dir. NE Dept of Ag on importance to Nebraska of China re-opening US beef imports
Ag News: Senate Ag Committee held a hearing this morning on pesticide ... Congressman Roger Marshall (R-KS-01) takes input on farm bill and shares thoughts on crop insurance ... Market perspectives with Dean Hefta of Water Street Solutions ... Dan Halstrom of U.S. Meat Export Federation on the South Korean market ... And the full interview with Kansas Representative Roger Marshall
Ag News: USDA releases World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates plus new crop wheat production. Arlan Suderman analyzes ... Senators probe Trump adviser Icahn after insider trading
Guests: American Soybean Associaton's Patrick Delaney on NAFTA "save" by Perdue and trade hopes ... Fred Zwonechek on 40 years at helm of Nebraska Highway Safety ... Congressman Collin Peterson on Dairy differences with Canada
Ag News: Bayer will sell Liberty, Libertylink brands for antitrust approval to merge Monsanto ... Kansas US Senator Roberts says no additional money in next farm bill ... Iowa's Branstad confirmed Ambassador to China
Guests: Jason Ladman, Director at Water Street Solutions on "What to Consider as You Make Equipment Decisions" ... Curator of the National Museum of American History Peter Liebhold talks about their display of Agriculture ... Shalee reports from the Children's Groundwater Festival in Grand Island
The National Museum of American History showcases agriculture throughout their exhibit.
Ag News: Ethanol and the EPA, flooding in Illinois Guests: Mike Zuzolo decipher's Monday Markets ... Ag Secretaru Perdue's Friday town hall meeting in Iowa ... KSU Northwest Area Agronomist Lucas Haag: what to scout for in SW Nebraska NW Kansas following last weekend's snows
Ag News- Governor Ricketts proclaiming May as Beef Month in Nebraska. - As if it wasn't bad enough already for producers in the southern Plains as we now count up the cattle losses thanks to the weekend blizzard.
12:19 Stonie Cooper, Mesonet Manager of the Neraska State Climate Office, is filling in for Al Dutcher. He gives us an update on cooperative weather maybe to get some field work done?
12:45 Jesse Harding with Kathleen Lodl, associate dean with UNL Extension and 4-H administrator, discussing the Next Chapter program.
1:17 Lee Reeve, Garden City area Livestock Producer and President Elect of the Kansas Livestock Association, visits about the damage seen to cattlemen after last weekend's snow storm.
Ag News: Alert from the Nebraska Cattlemen of animal rights activists lurking in Central Nebraska. A dark green Dodge pickup with Illinois plates seen near the Meat Animal Research Center at Clay Center this morning. If you suspect any unusual or illegal activity contact local authorities ... an update on today's market activity with Water Street Solutions
Guests: Part 2 of a series on legislation to reform check-off programs. National Cattlemen's Beef Association VP Government Affairs, Colin Woodall, gives the organization's stance ... Nebraska Farm Bureau President Steve Nelson reviews status of property tax approaches in the Unicameral
Ag News: Branstad confirmation as Ambassador to China ... Kansas wheat tour continues into southern parts of the state Guests: Don Bloss, National Sorghum Producers from Pawnee City on markets and the RFS ... Anne Steckel, Vice President of Federal Affairs with the National Biodiesel Board on tax credits, RFS and trade commission
Allan Vyhnalek - Nebraska Extension Educator with RRN Farm Director Joe Gangwish May 2, 2017
Ag News- The Purdue/CME Group Ag Economy Barometer of producer confidence was released this morning Guests: Dean Heffta, Director of Waterstreet Solutions with "Six Questions to Ask About Big Decisions" ... In part one of a two-day feature, R-Calf USA CEO Bill Bullard supports legislation to reform check-offs (part 2 tomorrow with National Cattlemen's Beef Association) ... National Milk Producers Federation's Chris Galon: when "milk" isnt milk, Canada trade issues, good news from Perdue
Ag News: Kansas Wheat Quality Tour embarks Tuesday on a trip through potentially difficult field and crop conditions in the wake of weekend snows ... we discuss patience in evaluating wheat, and contacting your crop insurance agent if damage is apparent Guests: Mike Zuzolo on Monday markets from Global Commodity Analytics ... David Schemm, President of the National Association of Wheat Growers from Sharon Springs discusses weekend wheat damage ... Nebraska State Senator Curt Friesen talks on the 3-cent NRD levy and other aspects of his LB-98 up for debate Tuesday morning
Ag News- New Ag Secretary Sonny Perdue visits with ag producers in KC ... Congress receives bill to reform commodity checkoffs ... Guests: Nebraska State Climatologist Al Dutcher with how long the cold and snow will hang around ... Aaron Berger on alternatives to cash grain crops ... Cindy Cunningham- National Pork Board on USDA’s National Animal Health Monitoring System (NAHMS) survey of hog farm antimicrobial use & stewardship
Ag News: Scout early for Insects in alfalfa Guests: Market analysis with Dean Heffta of Waterstreet Solutions ... Valerie Earley, Central Region VP of National FFA participates in WH Farmers Roundtable alongside Trump, Pence, Perdue ... President CEO of the USGC Tom Sleight on NAFTA developments
Ag News: UNL Beef Vet Dr. Randall on grass tetany prevention and treatment ... KNEB's Bill Boyer discusses Gering Summer Concert Series, including Bill Engvall Memorial Day weekend and July 15 show featuring Little River Band, Nitty Gritty Dirt Band and Starship ... NFB President Steve Nelson shares Obamacare devastation survey
Ag News: President Trump signs Executive Order on Sonny Perdue's first day as Ag Sec ... First lawsuits against Syngenta go to court this week Guests: Lance Burditt, Account Manager, Water Street Solutions: "How to Improve Your Lender Relationships" ... Steve Waller, UNL CASNR Dean transitions to new role ... Sonny Perdue addresses USDA staff in DC
Ag News: Farm Bureau survey proves ag families hardest hit by Obamacare ... Senate confirmation of Perdue imminent Guests: Global Commodity Analytics' Mike Zuzolo evaluates Monday markets ... Nebraska Extension Beef Educator Bethany Johnston on making calving season more productive ... Brian Buckallew - high oliec soybean spread into Northern plains
Ag News: Leopold Conservation Award winner announced ... Congressman Adrian Smith holds farm bill hearing ... 2PM USDA Cattle on Feed included Guests: Al Dutcher on weather and climate expectations ... Shana Beattie, S-E-M board of directors on Lunch Club's beef kickoff yesterday ... Dr. Michael Langemeier, professor of ag economics at Purdue on the relationship between cash rents and net return to land
Ag News: Iowa Sen. Ernst on NAFTA: "Ag Can't Be Thrown Under the Bus" Guests: Dean Hefta of Waterstreet Solutions on Thursday markets ... NU Volleyball Coach John Cook prepares squad for Kearney Spring Game ... UNL Extension Educator Jenny Rees discusses planting season awareness
Ag News: Central Platte NRD receives Environmental Trust aquifer management grant ... "blend wall" myth shattered once and for all by 2016 figures ... Brand Committee fights Unicam for it funds Guests; Dennis Fujan of Ne Soybean Assn. discusses tax debate and goals of ag groups ... UNL Plant Pathologist Dr. Stephen Wegulo on first confirmed case of stripe rust in NE wheat ... Report on split nitrogen application for increased yield
Ag News: Soon you may be considering flying a drone ... EPA seeks input on regulation roll-backs ... Ethanol works to expand higher blends Guests: Mike Zuzolo reviews the Monday market trends ... CA Farm Bureau Director of Water Resources Danny Merkley discusses western challenges ... Governor Ricketts' observations in the wake of Omaha's Ethanol Emerging Issues forum last week
Ag News: Markets closed for Good Friday, ag information in our regular market slots ... Susan talks lambing season with an SDSU sheep expert ... we get our weekly weather panorama with Ne Extension Ag Climatologist Al Dutcher ...Sean Callahan, Husker Online.com previews the Spring Game Saturday ... Mike Boehm, Harlan Vice Chancellor of IANR of UNL wraps this week's Water for Food Conference and NE FFA Convention
Ag News: Latest planting weather Guests: Dean Heffta of Waterstreet Solutions ... David Schemm, President of NAWG discussing issues - trade ... Ken Maschoff president of NPPC on GISPA delay
Ag News: CRP focal point in farm bill debate ... Kansas prescribed burns - strategies for reducing emissions Guests: Craig Uden, President of NCBA discuss progress on U.S. beef exports to China ... Doctors Jeff Bradshaw and Nevin Lawrence - Panhandle Research and Extension on cooperative demo farm project in China ... Peter McCornick - Daugherty Water For Food Institute conference this week in Lincoln
Ag News: Snow Pack levels and GIPSA rule Guests: Jason Ladman, Waterstreet Solutions - "Are There Changes Ahead for Interest Rates?"... House Ag Committee Member Don Bacon (NE2) takes a Nebraska agricultural tour during Easter Recess ... Dale Blasi, Extension Beef Specialist at K-State - study on benefits of ear tags with implants