AgDay Podcast: Recent Episodes
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The WASDE report coming Wednesday could have the most bearish impact yet.
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The Senate's version of the farm bill failed to advance out of committee.
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Ahead of the next WASDE report and our own ProFarmer Crop Tour, we are focusing in on private yield estimates. Despite declining crop conditions, the yield might be better than you think.
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AgDay talks one-on-one with Senator John Boozman, chairman of the Senate Ag Committee, about what happens if the committee can't get a passable farm bill to the full chamber.
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With heat lingering, more cattle deaths are expected, plus we go in depth on the land rush to build data centers and how farmers are caught in the crosshairs.
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Aug. 3: The Senate is prepping to mark up its version of the Farm Bill on August 6th. E15 and MCOOL are both topics as negotiations come down to the wire.
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July 31: A recommended settlement between Cargill the union workers at its Fort Morgan, Colorado plant is on the table, plus what it looks like to trace Cyclospora cases.
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Secretary of State Brooke Rollins visits the Douglas, Arizona port ahead of phased reopening of the border, plus cattle deaths are climbing as the persistent heat impacts many areas of the country.
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Corn took the biggest hit it's seen to its good-to-excellent rating for this time of year — in 20 years
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Phased reopening of southern cattle ports with Mexico begin on august 24th.
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New U.S. tariffs just took effect on Friday. The U.S. says it found around 60 countries didn't do enough to stop forced labor in supply chains.
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A breakdown of the SDRP money that is available for struggling farmers and the impending deadline
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Farmers monitoring the numerous geopolitical impacts on the markets
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President Trump calls for 50% tariffs on some Canadian goods.
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U.S. officials meet in Mexico this week for final USMCA trade negotiations.
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The president's accusations against China in a Thursday night prime time speech are now fueling trade worries.
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Ag Secretary Brooke Rollins gathers with farmers to talk about how to modernize the USDA.
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A new poll shows a record amount of voters support year-round E15. Michelle Rook is talking to the Renewable Fuels Association about these responses and how they could drive Congress to action.
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Canada ups restrictions to exports of animals from Texas.
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Grain no longer exempt in the Russia-Ukraine Conflict
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Global challenges are leading to fewer crops than experts were predicting. Corn is the big takeaway this month. Less supply could spark higher prices. The markets saw a rally Friday as a result.
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Farmers are facing many challenges from Mother Nature. From excessive rain, to this week's heat, Michelle Rook looks at if this adverse weather is hurting the crop.
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John Deere and the FTC have reached a settlement a year and a half after the antitrust lawsuit was filed. Deere has to provide farmers and independent repair shops with the same resources as authorized Deere dealers for the next ten years. It also has to pay $1 million in legal expenses.
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The Office of the United States Trade Representative is holding hearings this week for countries who violated trade agreements. One is Brazil. Michelle Rook is finding out how the price of beef — and the bottom line for U.S. cattlemen — could be impacted.
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The Chinese Ministry of Commerce reports China and the U.S. are dropping its tariffs. For China — it's a 10% tariff against soybeans and grains. For the U.S. — it's a 10% fentanyl tariff. Michelle Rook is finding out what this means for growers.
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This is a reflection of the first half of 2026 through the eyes of cattlemen. The safety challenges as herds face New World Screwworm, historic droughts, extreme wildfires, dwindling herd numbers and more. We'll introduce you to the real people finding solutions every day.
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Farm Journal proudly present "Roots of a Nation: 250 Years of Agriculture." As the United States marks its 250th birthday, we are sharing the powerful stories of how agriculture helped build America from the ground up. We showcase the values and innovations that are a testimony to the enduring spirit of farmers, ranchers and agricultural businesses.
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The U.S. does not intend to extend the USCMA, plus millions of dollars are presented in opportunities to expand America's domestic fertilizer production.
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President Donald Trump has signed an executive proclamation -- temporarily suspending duties on Moroccan phosphate, plus the much-anticipated June acreage numbers from the USDA are delivered.
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Crippling heat from the Midwest to the East Coast this week — how its impacting famers.
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President Trump signs regenerative ag executive order, and USDA releases new rules on regenerative feedstock at the same time.
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Sen. Supreme Court sides with Bayer — citing that federal law preempts state-level cancer warning requirements.
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Sen. John Boozman — One-on-One with the architect of Farm Bill 2.0. GR Farm Shop in Attica, Michigan features a load of last year's hay headed to auction. Bovinevetonline.com Brand Leader Andrea Bedford goes in depth on a herd loss at a Kansas farm and what producers can do to keep it from happening to them
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U.S. Senator John Boozman, also chairman of the Senate Agricultural Committee, delivers Farm Bill 2.0 to his colleagues for debate.
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VP J.D. Vance has plans for Iran's unfrozen assets post-war end — potentially targeting some of them to buy American agriculture products.
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Controlling the advance of New World Screwworm will be challenging for producers who have active wildlife populations.
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A new step in the USDA's reorganization plan has been announced. This step is part of the wider plan Secretary of Ag Brooke Rollins announced last July.
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A misleading advertisement is popping up in Iowa. The ad is in opposition to the Save Our Bacon Act, which would eliminate Prop 12.
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Two days of negotiations could predict the future of the USCMA
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Practical guidance for livestock producers warding off New World Screwworm.
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AgDay had boots on the ground as the ranch that reported the first confirmed case of New World Screwworm opened its gates to the USDA and reporters.
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Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins is back in Texas to visit the ranch where the first New World Screwworm case was reported.
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Mexico bans most American livestock because of the New World Screwworms in the U.S.
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On the front lines of New World Screwworm with ranchers and field experts assessing the impact of the parasite's arrival in Texas.
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Brooke Rollins holds media briefing on the New World Screwworm cases advancing in Texas.
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Texas Governor Greg Abbott signs declaration on New World Screwworm
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The USDA has deployed strike teams and activated a response playbook to contain New World Screwworm. Ag Secretary Brooke Rollins says no widespread infestation is expected.
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Testing underway after the USDA says first possible case of New World Screwworm appears across the U.S. border.
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New World Screwworm is now 25 miles from the U.S. border. The U.S. Secretary of Agriculture is weighing in.
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The stars are aligning for U-S biofuels policies to provide relief at the pump and additional revenue for farmers. The Treasury Department is now drilling down for the final guidance on 45Z.
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American cotton growers get a boost from the USDA, plus an investigation into the fertilizer industry, and new world screwworm is getting closer to Texas.
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The FTC says it will be investigating the fertilizer industry, plus oil pushes new inflation numbers, and how one man's vision is turning old barn wood into eternal vessels.
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U.S wheat conditions could be among the lowest on record, plus a ranching family feels the sting of drought in Nebraska, and a Montana rancher looks to the future with conservation efforts.
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The week begins with more U.S. strikes on Iran, plus Farm Journal's Exclusive State of Dairy report is out, and it's a story of community, strength and hope as wildfire ravaged neighbors in Nebraska gather for branding day.
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Rising from the ashes in Nebraska. We begin a series of special reports showcasing the hope and resilience of ranchers recovering from devastating wildfires, plus senators are gassing up to tackle E15 just in time for the summer travel season.
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We share our favorite stories from the last few months, as well as showcase a farmer whose crop has a special Memorial Day meaning, and also tell the story of a veteran and his wife who have turned an apple orchard into a sacred place to remember the fallen.
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A new study shows the effect of China's retaliatory tariffs is in the billions, plus why an apple orchard is a special place to visit this Memorial Day.
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Cargill locks its plant doors to workers in Colorado, plus historic numbers in a new CattleFax Cow-calf Survey.
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The Secretary of Agriculture finally reveals part of the plan to mitigate the fertilizer crisis, plus we are in the field to wrap our spring planting tour in Iowa.
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17 billion dollars in U.S. agricultural products is what the White House says China is agreeing to, plus double-digit gains in grains today.
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Trumps debriefs with reporters after leaving the Chinese trade summit, plus exclusive Farm Journal poll reveals farmer frustration, and wind and fire ravage in the West.
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The President wraps up his Chinese trade summit with an early grain markets tumble. Plus E15 advances to the Senate, while a proposal to consider a gas tax holiday gains momentum with lawmakers.
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International leaders expected to discuss war with Iran, trade, tech and more. The agriculture community is hoping it leads to a break from high prices, and more buyers for their crops.
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The White House halts plans to issue executive orders impacting the beef industry, and the new WASDE report predicts the smallest wheat crop in more than half a century.
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President Trump is not willing to accept a proposed peace deal with Iran and oil prices again rise. This news, as Trump preps to go to China and Congress gets ready to talk E15.
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A court says no to the President's 10% global tariff, plus a farmer tells our Haley Bickelhaupt how things are going after a historic wildfire, and Machinery Pete explains why there is a plethora of farm equipment up for auction.
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A delegation of lawmakers is in China right now - setting the stage for next week's talks between the two countries' leaders.Senator Jerry Moran is among that group - and tells us which crops are up for debate.
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We're watching three headlines for farmers. Purdue University's ag economy barometer dropped six points in April. President Trump ends Project Freedom in the Strait of Hormuz. And we're talking to the chairman of the House Ag Committee about the farm bill passing its first hurdle.
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Clinton Griffiths Hosts AgDay: Soybean planting is flying down South as thousands of workers take buyout offers from USDA and farmers face another fertilizer price increase.
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Diesel prices don't look like they will go down anytime soon and we are on the road with Tyne Morgan with our planting tour in Iowa.
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The U.S. will now guide ships through the troubled Strait of Hormuz, 64 Holstein Calves are stolen in Ohio, and Haley Bickelhaupt talks next generations farming with her brothers.
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Gas prices jumped nine cents on Friday, a record since the start of the war with Iran. Plus weather is impacting the nation's cattle herd and an old enemy, pseudorabies, is back in the pig population.
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The U.S. House finally gets the Farm Bill through but not without some dramatic wrangling. The pesticide provision is out and the E15 conversation is tabled until later. Michelle Rook reports on E15. Also, farmers in the northeast are taking stock after an April freeze and projecting yield losses.
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USDA's taking short- and long-term steps to lower fertilizer costs. Michelle Rook has the details. Plus, Walmart's expanding its dairy footprint in Texas and the latest on stolen agricultural drones.
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Debates on a number of farm bill amendments are holding up a House vote on the bill. How pesticide liability is playing a big role in the discussions. Also, we share another planting update. But this week, our farmer has a history in the NFL.
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The U.S. Supreme Court is hearing arguments today in a major case involving the herbicide glyphosate. Plus, we break down an announcement on farmer disaster relief and share why one man thinks corn yields could reach 1,000 bushels per acre.
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Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins announces Supplemental Disaster Relief Funding at a farmer in Missouri, Friday. She also answers media questions on fertilizer. What to know about the farm bill vote that's heating up. We also breakdown why farmers could care about action in the Supreme Court, Monday. Plus, how high-speed internet in Arizona could be the key to the future of farming.
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The U.S. House of Representatives could vote on the farm bill next week. We have more on the latest amendments filled and the USDA's latest restructuring plan. Plus, a look at how 2 trillion gallons of water from storms in Hawaii are impacting farmers.
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Between drought and freezing temperatures, the nation's winter wheat crop is struggling. We also share the latest on the Farm Bill and what a top trade official told members of Congress on Capitol Hill. Plus, we dive into why tomatoes cost more right now.
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In the south, dry conditions are speeding up planting pushing farmers at a record pace. We continue our Plant Your Independence Tour catching up with farmers in the Midwest. Also, what sectors of DOJ is looking into, and how close the latest detection of New World Screwworm is to the U.S. border.
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USDA's latest report says there are less cattle on feed than last year, and USDA's top food safety official shares reopening the border could impact beef production in the U.S. We also look at a new study analyzing the cost of California's Proposition 12, and talk with Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Mike Naig about fertilizer meetings in Washington, D.C.
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Tyne Morgan hosts. The Strait of Hormuz reopens, easing global supply pressure as fertilizer markets stay volatile. USDA pushes domestic production plans while ag commodities close lower. Plus New World Screwworm threats and pistachio prices surge.
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AgDay host Haley Bickelhaput is on the road in Illinois: Drought is tightening its grip across the U.S., fertilizer markets are under pressure, trade and livestock policy are in focus, and wheat is rallying while corn and soy stay quiet. Plus, USDA launches a new seafood office, Caterpillar makes a big ag tech acquisition, and severe weather threatens farm country.
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Planting is underway, but there is plenty of uncertainty around the 2026 crop. From planting decision, fertilizer analysis and the latest on talks between President Trump and Chinese President Xi Xinping.
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We kick off our Plant Your Independence Tour following six farmers planting season across the Midwest. Members of the Trump Administration continue to weigh in on the fertilizer industry and prices. Also, there's a new investigation into Lululemon, and it could be good news for cotton growers.
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Haley Bickelhaupt hosts AgDay: After years of negative margins, cotton farmers are welcoming a boost in prices. Farm Journal's Tyne Morgan gives us a report from West Texas. Also, we dive into the President's comments on fertilizer and flooding in Kansas.
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Haley Bickelhaupt hosts AgDay: The National Cattlemen's Association says U.S. beef demand reached a 40-year high in 2026. We talk with the Joplin Regional Stockyards about the morale of cattlemen and layout the USDA’s updated plan for New World Screwworm.
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Haley Bickelhaupt hosts AgDay: Drought tightens its grip on U.S. agriculture as planting season nears, with major impacts on cotton, wheat and more. We track conditions, markets, Fed signals, fertilizer cuts, and new USDA AgTech testing—plus how worms are helping farmers reuse water.
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Haley Bickelhaupt hosts AgDay: Markets rally after Middle East ceasefire, but fertilizer costs, ag trade, and 2027 crop concerns linger. Plus, Plains rain, dairy demand, and corn planting updates on AgDay.
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Haley Bickelhaupt Hosts AgDay: Drought is hitting wheat farmers in the south. A Texas famer shares how his crops are faring, and USDA Meteorologist Brad Rippey gives weather insight.
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Haley Bickelhaupt Hosts AgDay: A strike is over at the world's largest meat packing plant. AgDay's Michelle Rook dives into what it means for the beef industry. Plus, how a big fertilizer purchase by India could impact farmers in the U.S. and how a garden is inspiring the next generation on one family farm in Kansas.
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Haley Bickelhaupt Hosts AgDay: Ahead of planting some farmers are getting unexpected news—the fertilizer they booked and paid for, isn't coming. Plus, what new DEF rules from the EPA mean for the nation's truckers, and meet the farmer supplying the eggs for the White House Easter Egg Roll.
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Haley Bickelhaupt hosts AgDay: They're the best in the business, but how have they managed to keep their operations going through good times and bad? Meet this year's Top Producer award winners and finalists.
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Haley Bickelhaupt hosts AgDay: We dive into what changes to ARC & PLC could mean for producers. Plus, why the use of anhydrous might not be as effective right now for producers.
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Haley Bickelhaupt hosts AgDay: USDA releases its Prospective Planting report for 2025. See how many acres of corn, soybeans, wheat, and cotton surveyors say farmers will be planting this year. Plus, what producers could be seeing when it comes to dealing with H-2A paperwork.
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Haley Bickelhaupt hosts AgDay: USDA is poised to release its latest prospective plantings report. We see what market watchers are expecting. Plus, an update on people who have had to make split-second decisions to escape the wildfires in Nebraska.
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President Trump announcing a number of changes at the White House Friday, that will impact American farmers and ranchers. New information on biofuels blending levels and DEF topped the list.
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Areas of the U.S. are in extreme and exceptional drought. It's impacting winter wheat and new wildfires in Nebraska. Plus, why two Senators are asking for a national security investigation into farm equipment made in Mexico.
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EPA announces a summertime waiver for E15, a blend of fuel with 15 percent ethanol. Tyne Morgan takes us to Mississippi where planting is beginning to wrap up and acreage could see shifts. Plus, how much money one study says a duties on Moroccan phosphate have cost farmers.
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Haley Bickelkaupt hosts AgDay: Could we actually see a farm bill this year? Both houses of Congress appear poised to get moving. Plus, the Ag Secretary pays a visit to Nebraska to see the damage caused by massive wildfires
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Haley Bickelhaupt hosts AgDay: Farm cost calculations are changing as fertilizer and fuel impact balance sheets; firefighters gain control of Nebraska wildfires; new estimates on planting intentions and cotton growers rally in Washington; meet the new AgDay anchor, Haley Bickelhaupt.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay. The USDA has released a final decision regarding Federal Milk Marketing Orders. We'll examine the proposal in depth. CNH Industrial warns it could close a plant, and we check on the second rice harvest in Louisiana.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: President Trump names a nominee for the EPA. A look at what his pick could mean for the biofuels industry. Plus, where does the farm bill stand in a lame-duck Congress? And we check out Georgia's growing citrus industry.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: What could a possible increase in tariffs mean for ag markets? A look at the impact just the idea of them is already having. Plus, the latest on efforts to help farmers and ranchers impacted by Hurricane Helene in Tennessee.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: USDA once again makes a cut to projected corn and soybean yields. What that means for the bottom-line numbers coming out of harvest, and for prices. Plus, introducing some new seafood to the menu.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: We know who will lead the country, but who will lead the nation's farmers? A look at the list of possible names for Secretary of Agriculture. Plus, what will President Trump's return mean for trade?
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: After months of campaigning the race for the White House is over. We'll examine the results and what they could mean for America's farmers and ranchers. Plus, researchers continue to search for ways to use drones on the farm.
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Michelle Rook hosts AgDay: Harvest prices for crop insurance are released. A look at what the numbers mean for producers. Plus, you don't have to own a giant ranch to make an impact on the market--an update as we continue our look at the fall run.
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Michelle Rook hosts AgDay: It's Election Day! We look at the key issues on the minds of producers as they head to the polls. Plus, the battle over a carbon-capture pipeline project is also before voters, and we check in on crawfish season in Louisiana.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: Drought is expanding across the country and it's starting to be compared to previous years. We'll dig into the data and the forecasts. Plus, Machinery Pete has ideas for helping farmers in North Carolina hit hard by Hurricane Helene.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: Our College Roadshow heads to South Dakota State University! See the latest research on boosting biofuels, we have some good news about greenhouse gasses on the farm, and learn about the state's growing wine industry.
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Tyne Morgan hosts AgDay: A key supporter of Former President Trump says he's been promised control of public health agencies, including USDA. What could the agency look like under RFK Jr.? Plus, an update on the surge in ag grain sales overseas.
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Michelle Rook hosts AgDay: A label change to an important weed-fighting tool concerns some ag groups. Plus, details on two big ag land buys, and we visit an Iowa cattle producer taking advantage of his business's size and location.
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Clinton Griffiths Hosts AgDay: As Harvest races to finish up, we're watching weather and planting progress in South America. Plus, oil prices and fuel costs are falling while the dairy industry sees and uptick in fluid milk consumption.
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Clinton Griffiths Hosts AgDay: What will the upcoming elections mean for tariffs and trade? Michelle Rook takes a closer look. Plus, Georgia's pecan trees will need years to recover from hurricane Helene and Machinery Pete says big tractor prices are falling. He brings the latest numbers.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: Drought and dryness continue to expand as farmers race to bring in the crop. We have an update on both. Plus, there are new cases of avian flu in people and the latest on e.coli concerns at McDonalds.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: What could be the impact on the cattle industry following a major E.coli outbreak involving McDonald's popular Quarter Pounder? Plus, reaction to new draft dietary guidelines, and an effort in North Dakota to protect rangelands.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: Harvest is racing ahead thanks to weeks of favorable weather. We'll check on progress and yields in South Dakota. In Arkansas, it's planting season for spring strawberries, and dry weather is taking a toll on winter wheat.
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Michelle Rook hosts AgDay: The government releases its plan regarding tax credits for Sustainable Aviation Fuel—a look at what it means for producers. Plus, more human cases of avian flu are confirmed, and we take a walk in the woods with a purpose.
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Michelle Rook hosts AgDay: An update on the Federal Trade Commission's probe into John Deere and "right to repair". Plus, what has spurred the recent flash sales of corn and soybeans? And the latest pulse on the ag economy.
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Drought expands across the country, causing more potential problems for grain movement. We'll have an update. Plus, fighting back against waterhemp by using less herbicide.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: Mexico makes a major buy of U.S. corn, but is it a sign of things to come or business as usual? Plus, finding profitability in the cattle business as an Iowa operation starts the Fall Drive, and the battle over tariff intentions.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: Some farmers and ranchers may be waking up to the first frost or freeze of the season, as we look ahead to what winter could bring, and the latest on damage to farms and ranches caused by Hurricane Helene.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: Has drier weather this fall, taken the top off of Iowa yields? We'll talk to farmers during harvest. Plus, recovery and clean up continues in the southeast, and frost returns to the forecast
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: USDA makes another change to corn yields as it releases new supply and demand numbers. Plus, Machinery Pete helps outfit you with the best deals on used gravity wagons and grain carts.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: Hurricane Milton has moved offshore. We'll have a look at the damage it left behind in Florida. Plus, new farm debt numbers suggest a softening farm economy, and how a Washington woman ended up with 100's of raccoons at her house.
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Tyne Morgan hosts AgDay: As producers in Florida wait to discover the damage from Hurricane Milton, We hear first-hand from producers recovering from Hurricane Helene, highlighting some ag ingenuity helping get aid to people in need.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: A hurricane is barreling toward Florida's citrus belt. We have the latest as farmers and rural families work to clean up following Helene. Plus, how one family is taking steps toward a sustainable future at a ranch in North Dakota.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: As farmers and ranchers clean up from Hurricane Helene, another storm tracks closer to Florida's Gulf Coast. We'll have an update on both. Plus, making those tough fertilizer decisions while facing tight margins.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: A potentially significant port strike is paused. We have the latest reaction from the ag industry. Plus, the recovery efforts continue in the southeast following Hurricane Helene, and Machinery Pete talks about some unusual farm equipment.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: Shipping delays continue as port workers strike. We have the latest. Plus, the southeast is in focus as rural areas work to recover from Hurricane Helene. And what packer profits mean for cattle processing numbers.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: A port strike has agriculture commodity groups on alert. The latest from this year's World Dairy Expo. Plus, damages to farms from Hurricane Helene, and a look at the recent unusual strength in commodity markets.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: A strike at East Coast and Gulf Coast ports raises big questions about U.S. meat exports. A look at how much the strike could end up costing. Plus, an update on the damage from Hurricane Helene, and we get ready for the fall drive in Idaho.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: The damage from Hurricane Helene is staggering as the farming community battles to overcome it. We have the latest. Plus, new grain stock numbers are out from USDA, and a look at the effort to demine farmland in Ukraine.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: We're in the heart of college football season, but at many universities, the discussion is about much more than football! See the latest research and its impact on producers, as part of our College Roadshow!
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: People in Florida evacuate as Hurricane Helene moves in. We'll have a look at the ag in its possible path. Plus, see how farmers could benefit from a new bill aimed at feedstocks for renewable fuels, and a cyberdog that's going after fire ants.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: Former President Trump threatens John Deere with tariffs if he becomes President again, while farmers in the Northwest corn belt look to grow trade with soybeans. Plus, looking for new solutions to fighting weeds and pests.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: There's a new plan to avoid a potential government shutdown. We continue our in-depth look at the state of the beef industry--are producers starting to rebuild their herds? Plus, harvesting in Louisiana after Hurricane Francine.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: Harvest is off and running in the Midwest as the Mississippi River faces falling water levels. Plus, a deep dive into the state of the beef industry, and Machinery Pete is weighing in on what's influencing equipment prices.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay. Drought conditions continue to expand as farmers race to bring in the crops. Plus, what could be a difficult Thanksgiving for turkey producers, and we continue our Sustainable Ranchers tour in North Dakota.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: The Federal Reserve makes an announcement on interest rates. See how the market reacted. Plus, can you cut input costs without sacrificing yield? We look ahead to next year in our special report "Yield Builders".
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: Crops are heading for harvest, but the dry weather is taking the top off yields. We have the latest. Plus, protein producers hear from their customers in Japan and we're checking on the newest crop of calves in Idaho.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: Is an interest rate cut finally coming? The latest on the signals our experts are hearing. and the impact it could have on agriculture. Plus, a look inside a new feedlot innovation center at the University of Nebraska.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: A strike is poised to halt coastal exporters. We have the latest. As farmers work to recover from Hurricane Francine, new trends are forming in the used equipment market. Machinery Pete joins us.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: AgDay is on the road! See the latest research when it comes to growing mint and protecting wetlands. Plus, market analysis as we bring you the latest from Purdue University as part of our college roadshow!
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: Hurricane Francine hits the Gulf Coast. A look at the crops in its path and what it could mean for harvest. Plus, building up organic matter to help you flip your soil, and a surprise in a North Dakota soybean field!
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: Will USDA cut yields this week when it releases its latest supply and demand report? Market watchers weigh in. Plus, we track wildfires in the West, and a hurricane in the Gulf.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay. Farmers are racing through harvest and making plans for 2025. We'll see what margin management tools are available to help. Plus, the benefits of microorganisms for soil health and a check on rice harvest in the South.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: There are new concerns about moving ag out of the country. We'll have an update on the lower levels of the Mississippi River. Plus, researchers are working to grow ag products out of this world!
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Michelle Rook hosts AgDay: USDA releases new forecasts for net farm income. We'll have the latest on what it means for your bottom line and information to help fight a pesky pest that can hit soybeans, including how to help build yields against it.
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Michelle Rook hosts AgDay: While an interest rate cut could be coming, a possible government shutdown looms—a look at the impact that could have on producers. Plus, what are market watchers expecting out of South America's crops?
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: China seems to be on a buying spree lately when it comes to U.S. ag. We have a look at what may be behind it. Plus, what do days of high heat mean for western water supplies, and we talk genetics as our sustainable ranchers' tour continues.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: The fight against H5N1 takes another step forward. Plus, what could winter hold? The AgDay weather team brings you the latest winter weather outlook, and we have an update on our sustainable ranchers tour.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: We're talking all things red, white, and green! Join us as we tour some of the historic iron that dots the countryside, and the people who help keep it going. It's a special half-hour edition of Tractor Tales.
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Michelle Rook hosts AgDay: Topsoil moisture is starting to run low in many parts of the country. Is relief on the way? We'll have the latest. Plus, how one man helped bring FFA back to one Arkansas school district.
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Michelle Rook hosts AgDay: What could we see when it comes to ag exports next year? Plus, we look at the bright side of agriculture right now: the cattle industry. As researchers in Louisiana try to stop some pesky pests from invading trees.
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Michelle Rook hosts AgDay: Biofuels were supposed to raise demand for U.S. soybeans, but could new regulations out West cause headwinds? Plus, the latest on efforts to battle wildfires in the west impacting ranchers.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: New cattle on feed numbers offer a bit of a surprise. See what it means for cattle markets. Plus, a look at grocery prices for the rest of this year, and possibly next year. As we continue our sustainable ranchers tour in South Dakota.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: Pro Farmer releases its national corn and soybean estimates. See how they compare with USDA's, and which state it thinks will turn out potential monster crops. Plus, we check in on the corn harvest in Louisiana.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: We put the wrap on the 2024 Pro Farmer Crop Tour. See what scouts found as they surveyed corn and soybean crops in Iowa and Minnesota. Plus, a rail strike in Canada could have a major impact on agriculture here at home.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: More "I" states take center stage, as we kick off day three of the Pro Farmer Crop Tour. We'll have a preview, and a look at what scouts found on day two in Nebraska and Indiana, as we continue to check yields and crop conditions.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: The Pro Farmer Crop Tour is off and running as scouts blanket the corn belt to "ground truth" the size of the 2024 corn and soybean crops. We have reports from both sides of the tour, as harvest begins in Arkansas.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: We kick off day one of the Pro Farmer Crop Tour with a preview of what scouts will be looking for. Could we see monster corn and soybean crops? Plus, Machinery Pete has some ingenious pieces of farm equipment.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: While USDA calls for record corn and soybean yields, grazing conditions are slightly different. We'll take a closer look. Plus, Deere and Company releases its latest earnings report, as we check the pulse of the rural economy.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: USDA expects big things out of this year's corn and soybean crops, but are there weather threats on the horizon? We'll have the latest. Plus, family farmers in California fight to save a wine-growing tradition.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: As grain prices fall, input costs hold steady. What does that mean for fertilizer usage and prices for next season? We asked the experts. Plus, fresh job cuts in the meat industry.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: The markets react after USDA calls for a huge soybean crop and a record corn yield. Plus, student cooking takes center stage at the Great American Seafood Cook-off! We'll check it out in Louisiana.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: Could we see another increase in corn yields this season? We'll have a preview, ahead of USDA's big report. And going above and beyond at work to make an impact. Meet another of our Barn Heroes.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: Serious updates to USDA's loan program are rolling out. We have specifics on what leaders call the most significant changes in 40 years. Plus, can cattle markets sort out the recent economic turbulence?
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: The renewable fuels industry is under the microscope of the EPA right now. We'll tell you why. Plus, the East Coast is preparing for another round of flooding from Hurricane Debby, and we head to a 4-H camp that's really electrifying.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: Global markets take a breather following a turbulent start to the week, as new data says surging Iowa farmland values may be slowing down. Plus, balancing production and environmental stewardship in the Nebraska Sandhills.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: Global markets sink on economic stability concerns, as feeder cattle feel the biggest impact. Plus, rains from Hurricane Debby head up the East Coast, and an Iconic New York barn gets a fresh coat of paint.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: Fears of a bigger ag economy recession are growing. We'll have the latest on the issues facing farm country. Plus, the impact of high heat on western produce, and Machinery Pete on whether equipment prices are dropping.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: Another ag manufacturer is laying off workers on the production line. As wildfires rage in the west, one Oregon rancher adds up the losses. Plus, we continue our Sustainable Ranching tour in Nebraska.
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Michelle Rook hosts AgDay: USDA announces money is on the way to farmers who say they've been discriminated against under farm lending programs. Plus, a new round of layoffs from John Deere, and we check out Louisiana's sugarcane crop.
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Michelle Rook hosts AgDay: Crop conditions hold steady, while grain markets continue to sink. What does that mean for farmers trying to market this year's crop? Plus we check in with shrimpers on the seafood coast.
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Michelle Rook hosts AgDay: We have new information about how many salaried positions were recently cut by John Deere. Plus, more of our exclusive interview with one of the company's executives, and the impact a new court ruling could have on biofuels production.
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Michelle Rook hosts AgDay: Farm income is expected to drop this year, but now experts could also be revising last year's predictions. Plus, an amazing mural was just completed on the side of a grain silo in rural America. We'll meet the artist behind it.
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Michelle Rook hosts AgDay: New details about salaried workers now out of a job at John Deere. We hear from one of the company's corporate leaders. Plus, we get ready for the Olympics with a celebration carved in butter!
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Michelle Rook hosts AgDay: More layoffs hit John Deere--this time salaried workers are impacted. We'll have an update. Plus, is agriculture on the brink of an impending farm economy cliff? What experts had to say this week to Congress.
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Michelle Rook hosts AgDay: Midwest crops continue to surprise, while cotton improves! We'll have the latest condition ratings. See where solar projects are popping up in rural America. Plus, meet an Arkansas farmer growing heirloom grains.
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Michelle Rook hosts AgDay: Joe Biden announces he's dropping out of the race for President. What does that mean for agriculture? We talk to our Washington analyst. Plus, how a feed mill has become a new farming tradition for one producer.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: What could the rest of summer bring weather-wise? One meteorologist weighs in and what it means for Midwest crops. Plus, an update from farmers hit hard by flooding in Northern Arkansas.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: From rain to drought, we have the latest drought monitor and where dryness is predicted to develop in the coming weeks. Plus, a week of politics, developments in the presidential race, and better news for dairy markets.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: Solar companies are offering eye-popping lease rates to put up panels on farmland. We'll take a closer look at this growing request. Plus, meet a group of 4Hers with big hearts for big horses.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: From not enough rain to too much. We'll take a look at how recent rains are impacting yield potential in the western corn belt. Plus, an update on this week's political convention and what it could mean for agriculture.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: An assassination attempt on former President Trump near a farm show in rural America leaves a dairy farmer and her family witnesses to history. Hear what she says happened, along with reaction from ag leaders.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: Another report from USDA brings new insights for commodity markets. We have the latest numbers and reaction. Plus, it's avocado harvest season in California, and Machinery Pete talks heavy equipment.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: Falling grain prices are working their way into balance sheets, as layoffs and slowing ag equipment purchases continue. And meet some Arkansas poultry growers bouncing back after losing their contracts.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: As grain markets trade multi-year lows, USDA is poised to roll out another big report. We have a preview. Plus, rain and heat blanket the country as a dairy farm in Indiana brings back its milk delivery roots.
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As grain markets drop, the 2024 farm financials get cloudy. We have the latest per-acre forecasts. Plus, a look at how land values are holding up, and how sweet corn farmers are bringing in the ears in Georgia.
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A hurricane roars into Texas; we'll check the latest track. Plus, cattle markets hold their value as trade tops $2 per pound and equipment buying tips from Machinery Pete.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: They're a small, but growing population in ag. They're next-gen producers and they are flipping the script on how farming should be done-from sustainability to technology to communicating with consumers. We profile some of them.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: We're talking all things red, white, and green! Join us as we tour some of the historic iron that dots the countryside, and the people who help keep it going. It's a special half-hour edition of Tractor Tales.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: Where can you see the world's largest hat collection? Where did America first strike oil, or how did the Heath bar start? How about something called the Moonburger? Journey with us along the American Countryside to find out.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: The ag industry is hit with more layoffs as one meat processor announces a plant closure. Plus, the battle over GMO corn between the US and Mexico. Could it soon be coming to an end? As winter wheat harvest arrives in Oklahoma.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: The impacts of flooding in the Upper Midwest are slowly rolling in. Plus, John Deere layoffs continue and meet an Oklahoma rancher, using technology and data to make sustainable decisions
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: Corn sinks after the release of the latest USDA acreage and grain stocks reports, but has corn found a new bottom? Plus, Machinery Pete returns to the homeland, and delivers a message from Norway!
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: We're gearing up for two big reports from USDA—acreage and quarterly grain stocks. The latest on where we could see some surprises. Plus, staying sustainable while amid a drought. One Oklahoma ranch proves it can be done.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: Flooding in the Upper Midwest is already impacting supply chains and grain shipments. We have the very latest. Plus, an incredible grain bin rescue, as a Kentucky farmer shares his story.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: Flooding hits parts of the Midwest and Northern Plains. We have the latest from the ground. Plus, cattle ranchers in Oklahoma do their part to battle carbon emissions and see how people are having a "berry" good time at a farm in Arkansas.
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Chuck Freeby Hosts AgDay: The latest Cattle on Feed report offers up a few head-scratchers regarding numbers. We'll break it down and have the latest market reaction. Plus, meet the winner of John Deere's Chief Tractor Officer job!
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Tyne Morgan hosts AgDay: Is the ag economy heading for a recession? A look at the latest warning signs. Plus, the Ag Secretary's message to Congress about the new farm bill and meet the winner of this year's World Livestock Auctioneer Championship.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: A tropical storm floods areas of the south, while wildfires continue to impact lives and livestock. Plus, a western Michigan dairy farmer shows us how he's driving technology to a new level.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: Across the country, farmers are dealing with heat, wildfires, and even a tropical storm. We're tracking all of it and the greatest areas of concern right now. Plus, making your grain bins work for you when it comes to marketing.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: Perspectives from the frontlines as Pennsylvania farmers get the latest on the war in Ukraine. Plus, will Congress increase its renewable fuel mandates? And wildfire burns through the southern Rockies.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: We're making more renewable diesel in the U.S., but it's where we're turning for some of those renewable feedstocks that are raising concerns. Plus, much of the U.S. bakes under an early-season heat wave. Is relief in sight? The AgDay weather team has the latest.
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Tyne Morgan hosts AgDay: We have the latest on interest rates and their impact from this year's Iowa Farm Bureau Economic Summit. From when we could see some rate cuts to what it means for farmers trying to borrow money. Plus, the latest on the winter wheat harvest in Louisiana.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: Heavy rain in Florida puts crops underwater. We have the latest. Plus, when technology and next-generation farmers collide. The experts weigh in on the unique relationship, and the latest on cattle markets.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: USDA releases its latest supply and demand report, pushing wheat lower. Plus, helping next gen farmers plan for retirement, and the shift towards smarter grain bins.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: USDA says crops are in great condition as the season heats up. We have the latest numbers. Plus, when will orange juice prices go down? And farmers in the EU send a message at the polls.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: The clock is running out on planting season. We'll have a look at how many corn and soybean acres were possibly planted and see what analysts are predicting. Plus, we hear from a couple of next gen farmers in Louisiana.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: One of the world's biggest ag exporters could be adding a tax. We'll look into what it could mean for farmers here at home. Plus, Some used combine auction prices are down, but will they stay that way? Machinery Pete weighs in.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: More cases of H5N1 are discovered in dairy cows. We'll tell you where. Plus, new reports that some cows aren't recovering or are even dying from complications from the virus, and we'll check on planting progress in Arkansas.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: Planting may be wrapping up, but replanting is underway. We'll check on progress in Illinois. Plus, updates on several ag businesses closing or moving production, and the rise of bigger bins in farm country.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: More layoffs are coming to John Deere. We'll tell you which plant is impacted. Plus, we continue to celebrate pork week by introducing you to a young producer with pigs to thank for returning him to the farm, and a dome of heat pushes east.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: Avian flu brings renewed concerns about the impact on the egg industry, while U.S. export officials work around Colombia's restrictions on U.S. beef. Plus, there's a new class of Master Cheesemakers in Wisconsin!
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Clinton Griffiths Hosts AgDay: It's Pork Week and we're digging into the Hog Market. Can farmers find a financial footing in 2024? Plus, what about the health of the full ag economy? We'll hear from the experts. As cotton planters are still rolling down south where Louisiana farmers are racing against heat and dryness.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: The ag trade deficit continues to grow. We'll dig into the latest numbers and what's pushing trends negatively. Plus, markets turn negative on Thursday we'll look at why, and meet some 4-her's serving their community.
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Tyne Morgan hosts AgDay: Records are reached in cash cattle trade! We'll look into what's fueling the market. Plus, what farm economists have to say about the likelihood of a farm bill getting passed this year.
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Tyne Morgan hosts AgDay: H5N1 has shown up in meat for the first time. We'll have the latest as officials investigate while continuing to assure people the nation's beef supply is safe. Plus, what's causing the wheat market to soar?
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: The farm bill clears committee in the House. We have a look at what's next. Plus, preparing for hurricane season, as severe weather continues to rage, and Machinery Pete has hay equipment prices.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: Leading the way when it comes to sustainability. We'll tour a ranch where protecting the land is paramount, as we honor our nation's heroes...at a farm-turned-Midwest museum, and a tractor restored with pride.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: Sparks fly on Capitol Hill during the House markup of the next farm bill. We have coverage including a look at the biggest issues. Plus, another dairy worker catches H5N1, and NOAA releases its hurricane season predictions.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: The temperature around the farm bill is heating up as the Ag Secretary weighs in. Plus, tracking severe weather and devastating tornadoes, and we'll follow a hot trend: breeding for beef in dairy cattle.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: USDA rolls out new funding to improve ag exports. We have industry reaction. Plus, layoffs continue at a major equipment manufacturer and a look at a modern dairy digester.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: After some wild weather, are farmers any closer to wrapping up planting? We'll have the latest numbers. Plus, we begin our in-depth look at the dairy industry—the challenges right now, and what could lie ahead.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: Farm bill draft details are rolling out. We'll share the latest policy impacts for farmers. Plus, stress-proofing the impact of weather on ranching, and Machinery Pete has auction prices on construction equipment.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: Flash flooding hits the south as waves of rain continue. Plus, taking regenerative ag to the next level as we hit the road for the Trust in Food Sustainable Ranchers Tour, and we check out crawfish harvest in Louisiana.
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Tyne Morgan hosts AgDay: Wildfires burning in Canada impact air quality across the border. Plus, we check out the latest in sustainable beef practices by hitting the road! Join us for the sustainable ranch tour as it kicks off in Texas.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: The U.S. announces a new round of tariffs on Chinese imports. See what's on and what's not on the list. Plus, we check in on the harvest of some sweet onions that help make the perfect burger.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: Planting started fast but has slowed down as of late. We have the latest progress, including a look at the Northern Plains. Plus, USDA promises financial help for dairy farms dealing with H5N1, and we'll check on markets.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: USDA rolls out its May WASDE report and grain markets rise. We'll tell you what's behind the increase. Plus, a geomagnetic storm from the sun threatens to disrupt GPS, and Machinery Pete says new equipment prices are falling.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: Solar companies are knocking on landowner's doors and promising big payouts. We'll look at some of the latest offers. Plus, some strategies for marketing during turbulent weather, and we'll meet a barn hero from Illinois.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: As farmers continue to plant, a lot is riding on this year's crop. A look at the numbers agriculture economists are keeping a watch on. Plus, why we're seeing so many rounds of severe weather, and an education in cicadas you never knew you needed.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: Cotton planting is running ahead in some key growing states. We'll take a look as severe weather tears across the heartland, and in search of better wheat varieties down south.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: Spring planting may be underway, but winter wheat is in the home stretch. We'll check on wheat conditions including in Kansas where a lack of rain may stunt potential. Plus, a market rally to start the week!
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: Grain markets rally with soybeans moving back above $12! We look into what's fueling the market. The central part of the country could see more severe weather. Plus, the trouble with growing tulips right now in Holland.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: Testing of ground beef tests negative for H5N1 flu, as health officials continue to monitor the outbreak in dairy cattle. Plus, technology helps an Illinois farmer push the limits this growing season.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: New details are released about the production of sustainable aviation fuel and what it means for farmers, but the plan is being met with mixed results. Plus, a young man is taking tractor restoration to a new level.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: Spring wheat planting is way ahead of schedule. We have the latest on crop progress. Plus, a view from the frontlines as Howard G. Buffett shares his experience in Ukraine with farmers in Oklahoma.
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Tornadoes and severe weather tears across the Plains. We have coverage from the areas hardest hit and look at what it means for planting progress. Plus, the H5N1 flu virus expands to cows in Colorado.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: USDA is moving forward with electronic ID tags for cattle, but not everyone in the industry is in favor. Plus, updates on H5N1 flu in cattle, and new rules for hiring H-2A workers come out from the Labor Department.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: Additional testing will soon be underway to help stop the spread of avian flu among dairy cattle. Hear from a researcher on the front lines. Plus, how a ride with an old tractor is helping bring smiles to rural America.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: We're following a developing story--USDA launches new rules for testing and transporting dairy cattle amid the current outbreak of H5N1 virus. Plus, wheat markets continue to rally, and an update on the reintroduction of wolves in Colorado.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: Some wheat farmers have seen a host of weather problems this spring. See how that's pushing prices up and if some rain is on the way to help the crop. Plus, Georgia tries to start a pecan revolution.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: The latest Cattle on Feed report pushes markets higher to start the week. We have the latest industry reaction. Plus, planting progress rolls in as a tale of two seasons emerges.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: EPA makes a major announcement about E15 fuel. We have details and reaction from the industry. Plus, Machinery Pete has a lesson in sprayer prices as field work picks up, and we check on rice planting in Louisiana.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: Proposition 12 is the law of the land in California, but the battle isn't over. We have the latest and what it could mean for pork production. Plus, the transition from El Nino to La Nina is underway. We look at what it means for the growing season.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: What does Ag Secretary Tom Vilsack want to see in a new farm bill? He shares his thoughts on Capitol Hill. Plus, farmers in Ukraine struggle to stay profitable, and a tornado touches down in Iowa.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: A few years ago, trade with China was front and center. So where do things stand now? We have an update from Capitol Hill. Plus, a new flour mill comes online in Michigan and what's more deadly, sharks or wild pigs?
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: Could a new farm bill get done before the end of this year? The latest from a listening session in South Dakota. Plus, more cases of avian flu in dairy cattle, and kids make their own meals with some help from extension leaders.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: We have updates on the avian influenza outbreak in dairy cattle, this time it's being found in South Dakota. Plus, rain is keeping planters parked. Will the wheels turn this week? We talk to the experts, and how soybeans are being turned into astroturf.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: Markets move lower after USDA releases new supply and demand numbers. We'll have reaction. How are the sales of electric tractors going? Hear what one former dealer has to say. Plus, we celebrate some of the top bird dogs in the country.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: USDA says it's cutting some key reports due to budget and the industry reacts. We'll dig into the issue. Plus, an update on the size and scope of those wildfires in Texas and new ideas on crop insurance.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: Farmers are gearing up for fieldwork, but how does the weather look, as planters prepare to roll? Plus, the dairy industry isn't happy about changes to the WIC program, and the end of an era for sugarcane growers in Texas.
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Clinton Griffiths Hosts AgDay: More farmers are making their way to the field for spring planting. We have the latest on planting progress. Plus, the EPA is working to fully implement the Endangered Species Act. What will it mean for farmers?
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: A wild ride for the cattle markets following the discovery of avian flu in dairy cattle. So, what should producers watch if they want to sell cattle? We have the latest. Plus, what you need to know as we enter tick season.
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Michelle Rook hosts AgDay: Another day brings new cases of avian flu not just in dairy cattle, but the egg industry. We'll have an update as concerns grow about how to protect the beef herd, and safety changes are coming to the nation's rails.
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Michelle Rook hosts AgDay: The latest on the avian flu outbreak in dairy cattle, as a human case of the virus is confirmed, and one state institutes additional cautions. Plus, one rancher shares the impact of the reintroduction of gray wolves on his land.
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Michelle Rook hosts AgDay: More cases of avian flu are showing up in dairies and now there's a human case. What could be causing the spread? We'll have the latest on the investigation. Plus, Texas producers celebrate the start of the planting season.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: From robots in the milking parlor, to sampling the soil with sensors, and every kind of new gadget that will make the job easier in between. We're focusing on smart farming now and in the future!
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: USDA releases its guesses of how many acres farmers will plant this spring. The news sent corn markets higher. We have complete coverage. Plus, an update on the port issues facing Baltimore.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: The dairy industry is on the defensive after avian flu is confirmed in some dairy cows. How officials are working to put fears to rest, and how one Arkansas producer is repurposing his land for the solar eclipse.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: We now know what's causing that mystery illness in dairy cattle in the Southern Plains. So, what now? We have the latest industry reaction. Plus, from farm to fire--a new demand driver for soybeans is ready for market.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: We're learning more about an illness impacting dairy cattle in the Southern Plains. Cattle markets continue to hit new records as a new cattle on feed report is released, and an exclusive look at a brand new use for soybean meal!
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: What can we expect weather-wise for the next three months as planters roll? We have the latest outlook. Plus, reaction after the Senate votes to block imports of beef from Paraguay, and helping farmers find mental health help.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: Livestock health officials in the Southern Plains continue to search for answers to an illness in dairy cows. Plus, a warning in Washington about Chinese ownership of farmland, and a pig kidney transplanted into a living person.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: There's a mysterious illness impacting dairy cattle in the south. The latest on what producers need to watch out for. Plus, new efforts to open up new markets for U.S. ag products, and we visit a unique farmer's market in Arkansas.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: The arrival of spring has planters ready to roll, but will the weather cooperate? We'll check on progress in the south. Plus, the Ag Secretary remains optimistic about farm income in 2024.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: The number of wheat farms in the U.S. continues to fall. We have the latest numbers. Plus, an update from the Texas wildfires and egg prices rise, while there are signs of hope for milk margins in 2024.
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Packer margins are cutting into cattle slaughter. We look at the impact that's having on prices. Plus, see what's going on regarding crop root systems with a fascinating look underground.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: New planting intentions reports are rolling out from private firms as farmers prepare for planting to start. Plus, smart farming with new data around carbon scores helps drive new sources of revenue.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: China cancels some orders of U.S. ag. We look at why, and if there is more to come. Plus, smart farming comes to the milking parlor, and we meet a barn hero who is all about improving the lives of pigs.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: Confusion and questions swirl around the newly announced labeling rule from USDA. We take a closer look. Plus, companies are investing in smart solutions for soil, and pork exports shine to start 2024.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: A startling move from USDA as it makes changes to what's allowed to be called a product of USA. Plus, acreage decisions loom as farmers in the northern plains gear up for planting season.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: USDA releases its latest estimates for South American crops and U.S. carryover. We'll look at the numbers and the market reaction. Plus, the idea of smart farming and what it means for the industry today and in the future.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: We head to this year's Ag Industry Day for a look ahead to spring planting in the Dakotas -an area that was buried under snow this time last year. Plus, new information about what sparked the deadly fires in the Texas Panhandle.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: What impact could the wildfires in the Texas Panhandle have on the cattle market? We have the latest. Plus, two ranchers share how they worked to save livestock and property as the flames moved in.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: Texas ranchers begin the sift through the ashes, as the cattle death toll in the Panhandle starts to rise. Plus, what China is doing to boost ag and food security in the country.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: We'll have the latest as firefighters work to contain those massive wildfires in Texas, and help comes from all over to help ranchers there in need. Plus, how lower grain prices right now could impact crop insurance.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: Crews continue to battle massive fires in the Texas Panhandle, as the West gets walloped with snow. Plus, what's next, now that the EPA has delayed a key announcement that could impact sustainable aviation fuel? We'll have reaction from Commodity Classic in Houston, TX.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay from Commodity Classic in Houston, TX: A wildfire in the Texas Panhandle is now the largest ever in the state, as help arrives for farmers and ranchers. Plus, farmers look to turn a profit amid lower grain prices.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay from Commodity Classic in Houston, TX: Texas Panhandle ranchers race to rescue livestock, as fast-moving wildfires move in. As analysts at Commodity Classic weigh in on a Republican leadership change in the Senate.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: AgDay is on the road at this year's Commodity Classic in Houston, Texas! Hear what the future holds for sorghum, and meet a man who's proud to "ugly farm", while getting big yields and high praise for conservation.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: Is $4 corn the new reality for farmers? We'll look at market trends and what producers could expect. Plus, another government shutdown is looming, and who will win the world championship of cheese?
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: The administration makes a major announcement about E15 ethanol. We have the latest. Plus, water levels on the Mississippi River are back up, but can they stay there? And December corn futures drop below $4.50.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: Milk production falls giving hope to an eventual increase in milk prices, but global demand remains a question mark. Plus, Brazil doubles U.S. soybean exports, and we take a tour of equipment at the National Farm Machinery Show.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: Renewable diesel and sustainable aviation fuel offered a lot of promise for future demand. So where does the industry stand right now? We have an in-depth look. Plus, the farmer protests continue in Europe.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: Record cattle prices continuing to make headlines. We'll have the latest on prices being paid. Plus, where did winter go? What meteorologists say about the potential for an early arrival of spring, and we continue to help you flip your soil.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: Trade was the hot topic during the last administration. But what about now? We have the latest on trade policy from Washington. Plus, a company plans to grow forage for California dairies indoors.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: High-interest rates aren't just an issue for home buyers. We'll see how it's impacting the ag equipment industry. Plus, cotton prices are climbing as farmers down south near planting season, and using no-till to flip your soil.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: EPA issues an emergency order for Dicamba this spring. Plus, planting and acreage forecasts are released at USDA's Ag Outlook Forum, and how many farmers use precision ag technology? The numbers may surprise you.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: Sparks fly at the latest House Ag Committee hearing, as lawmakers grill the Ag Secretary. Plus, how are ag land values holding up amid higher interest rates? And we check out a real rocking horse!
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: USDA releases its latest Census of Agriculture. We'll break down the numbers. Plus, a Nor'easter blows into the Northeast, and we look at some aggie engineering in Arkansas.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: Despite pressures on the industry 2023 was a big year for pork exports. We dive into the record numbers and what that means for beef. Plus, how Louisiana farmers are recovering from record drought.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: A court vacates registrations for three dicamba products, so what next? We have an important update ahead of planting. Plus, Machinery Pete is on the road for an auction where tractors were literally rolling off the farm.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: USDA releases its latest supply and demand estimates as global markets search for direction. Plus, net farm income forecasts plummet. We have the latest numbers and meet a Virginia farmer building a future in Arkansas.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: Last month, USDA dropped a bombshell of a supply and demand report. What can we expect this month? Plus, a ruling that could impact your use of Dicamba, and meet another Top Producer of the Year finalist.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: It's a state of emergency in parts of the West as snow, rain, and flooding pour into southern California. We have the latest. Plus, there are new discussions around Chinese tariffs, and we meet an Iowa farmer in the running for Top Producer of the Year.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: An atmospheric river is dumping precipitation and bringing high winds to the West Coast. We have the latest from the storm and its impacts on California. Plus, ag companies feel the impacts of shipping issues in the Red Sea.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: The cattle herd is still shrinking, so what does that mean for the industry in 2024? We'll answer the question. Plus, grain shipments continue to be diverted from the Red Sea and meet the Top Producer Next Gen award winner.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: Cattle markets surge on the latest cattle inventory numbers from USDA. We'll dig into the latest trends and what it means for producers in 2024. Plus, European farmers protest a lack of profits and increasing regulations.
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Clinton Griffiths Hosts AgDay: USDA releases its latest cattle inventory report as the industry gathers in Florida for its annual convention. We have the numbers and what it means for demand both here and abroad. Plus, an atmospheric river arrives in California.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: Heavy rains and winter moisture are headed for the West Coast, as El Nino-driven storms arrive in waves. Plus, a massive fire at a chicken plant in Texas, and could pigs be the transplant parts of the future for people?
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: An economic issue in China hits soybean prices at home. Plus is a border deal getting close? The latest from Washington and its maple syrup season in New York.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: Shipping issues continue across the globe. We'll look at the latest situation and what it means for agriculture. Plus, we check the latest pulse of the farm economy, and Machinery Pete looks at prices for orange equipment.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: A first-of-its-kind sustainable aviation fuel facility opens. We look into what this new demand could mean for farmers. Plus, the top finds for agriculture at this year's Consumer Electronics Show, and using pigs for kidney transplants.
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Clinton Griffiths with today's AgDay Minute: A farm bill showdown is on the way in Washington. We have the latest proposals. Plus, soil health and planting populations, as we look to flip your soil. And the latest Presidential primary results as candidates go south.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: The weather is changing! We're tracking a quick warm-up across the lower 48. Plus, can the farmland value records keep falling? We take an in-depth look at the latest trends. And meet the Farm Dog of the year!
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: A new Cattle on Feed report is released. What does it say about the industry going forward? Plus, global demand for cheese is growing, and a bull of a tale out of Georgia after a "gustnado" hits a farm.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: An update on the Farm Bill and how soon could producers see movement in Washington. Plus, tips for incorporating cover crops into a farmer's production system, and calving season during an arctic blast in Montana.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: The Mississippi River is rising. After months of low water levels, we have some good news about this important waterway to ag. Plus, work continues on the next farm bill and a rural economic indicator remains negative.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: Questions remain about just how big the Brazilian crop is going to be this season. We have the latest estimates. Plus and update on the winter wheat crop here at home and ride along as a rancher spends the day caring for his cattle.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: Winter weather continues to impact cattle transportation and sales. We'll take a closer look. Plus, when is a warm-up coming? John Deere joins forces with Starlink. Plus, an update from the Iowa caucuses.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: USDA releases its first big report of 2024, and the numbers aren't friendly for grain prices. We'll dig into the latest data dump and what it means going forward. Plus, Machinery Pete talks pre-def tractor prices.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: The dairy industry has been going through a rough patch, but those weathering the storm, have an amazing story to tell. Meet the men and women who are leading the industry through, as we put a spotlight on dairy producers.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: USDA is ready to roll out its first big reports of 2024. We have a preview and what to expect for markets ahead of the numbers. Plus, we're tracking another massive winter storm and icy temperatures.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: Rebels continue to attack trade vessels in the Red Sea, as the U.S. deals with fallout from heavy snow and rain. We'll look at the market impacts. Plus, see the new agronomic approaches that are helping to increase soybean yields.
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Clinton Griffiths Hosts AgDay: Winter weather strikes from coast to coast bringing blizzard conditions to the heartland. We have team coverage including a look at what it means to cattle feeders. Plus, a conversation with presidential candidate Nikki Haley.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: A major winter storm is tracking across the country. We have the warnings ahead of the storm. Plus, inflation and agriculture: how one may not always be a bad thing for the other, and fuel prices fall to start the year.
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Clinton Griffiths Hosts AgDay: Winter arrives bringing fresh snow, blizzard-like conditions, heavy rain and artic cold. We'll dig into the forecast and talk about the impact El Nino is having on January weather. Plus, Machinery Pete shares record tractor prices.
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Clinton Griffiths Hosts AgDay: Drought continues but two winter storms are brewing that could change things. Where they're expected and how much precipitation could fall. Plus, the global economy's impact on ag markets here at home.
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Clinton Griffiths Hosts AgDay: South American weather goes from too dry to potentially too wet. We'll take a closer look at the growing season. Plus, Missouri's governor takes on foreign owned Ag Land.
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Clinton Griffiths Hosts AgDay: Farmers aren't overly optimistic to start a new year. We'll look at the latest producer sentiments from the Ag Economy Barometer. Plus, the winners and losers of 2023. What does it mean for the year ahead?
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: Can anything be done to stop the surge of people illegally crossing the southern border? U.S. and Mexican officials meet to find out. As Louisiana adds up the ag losses following a year of record heat and dryness.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: As we ring in a new year what were the big stories that dominated ag in 2023? We take a look back at everything from drought and heat, to the nation's shrinking cattle herd and prices, and what may lie ahead.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: We take you back to this year's Agritechnica event in Germany. Plus, see the latest product launches, as AgDay goes all in for the latest in farm technology!
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: It's been a challenging year for pork producers. We a look at what's next and what 2024 production may look like. Plus, winter weather arrives. We'll tell you what regions could be next.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: USDA releases two key livestock inventory reports as markets roll through the last trading days of the year. Plus, a winter storm works across the country, and an update on key shipping lanes.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: EPA reopens the conversation around confined animal feeding operations. We'll look at the issue. Plus, two railroad ports reopen along the southern border, and a miracle rescue in an Iowa farm field.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: Farm groups continue to urge action on the railroad crossings along the border, as two major ports remain closed. Plus, a conversation with a presidential candidate Governor Ron DeSantis, and an update on bird flu.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: Problems are mounting at key waterways across the globe. We have an update on the drought situation from the Panama Canal, and the impact it is having on the movement of grain. Plus, we check out a festive harvest of pecans in Arkansas.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: Two railroad crossings from Mexico are shut down. We'll look at what it could mean for ag trade. Plus, new numbers on foreign land ownership are out, and the latest pork profit margins continue to disappoint.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: We're nearing two years since the start of the war in Ukraine. What has changed for farmers there, and what's being done to get things back to normal? Hear from people who are helping to get the ball rolling.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: New tax credits for renewable fuels have the industry excited, but still cautious. We'll have a full update and what it could mean for soybean acreage next season. Plus, a zero-hour combine? Machinery Pete has a find to share!
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Tyne Morgan hosts AgDay: Two lawmakers are calling for an investigation into the fertilizer industry. Plus, why grass-fed beef may not be more climate-friendly and taking care of mental health on the farm during the holidays.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: The markets turn their attention south. What analysts are saying about the weather in Brazil. Plus, why some members of Congress are proposing cutting some financial ties with China, and October was a good month for pork exports.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: Ag leaders from Washington take their conservation and sustainability message to the rest of the world, touting progress from American farms. And the battle lines between farming and green energy in Indonesia.
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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: USDA rolls out its latest supply and demand numbers as farmers keep an eye on prices. We have team coverage. Plus, a major ag powerhouse is considering spinning its agricultural business off on its own.
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USDA is set to release its latest production estimates as harvest wraps up. We'll preview the report ahead of the numbers. Plus, the rise of artificial intelligence in agriculture, and we'll check on sugarcane harvest.
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Heat and dryness continue to take their toll on crops. See the latest surveys. Plus, how ranchers are fighting a proposed wind farm project in Texas, and how to keep skunk smell off your farm.
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What are U.S. ag export prospects looking like for next year? A look at some new numbers and why 2024 could be a record year for imports. Plus, why France is destroying wine, and see where snow is already falling!
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USDA makes major revisions to its farm income forecast for the year, but what about next year? We have a look ahead. Plus, the financial impact soybeans have on the U.S. economy, and the life of an ag intern.
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Meet the women of ag who are blazing a trail...from managing their own farm businesses...to taking the family farm to a whole new level. We celebrate their hard work
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The ag industry is sorting through the latest Waters of the U.S. Rule and what it means for life on the farm. Plus, a hurricane rips across Florida, and why ag economists expect cattle prices to remain strong.
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The EPA puts out a final version of it's Waters of the U.S. rule, as ag groups react to what appear to be some farm-friendly changes. Plus, hurricanes and wildfires rage in some Gulf Coast states, and the world's most expensive cheese.
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Several, new product announcements are coming out this week! We'll look at the latest involving New Holland, Raven Industries, and Case IH. Plus, a new effort to warm up relations between the U.S. and China.
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Pro Farmer releases its national yield estimates. We'll have the story behind the numbers. Plus, ranchers in Arkansas are forced to find a new sales barn after a fire at one of the larger ones in the state.
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Reality sets in across Iowa as drought pulls at yield potential during the 2023 Pro Farmer Crop Tour. We'll have reports from the field and the results in Illinois. Plus, meet "Princess Kay of the Milky Way"!
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High heat and crop tour: scouts make their way through Iowa and Illinois surveying yield potential, as a heat wave threatens to burn it all up. We have field-to-field coverage of the Pro Farmer Crop Tour!
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Day two of the Pro Farmer Crop tour diverges from east to west. From strong crops in Indiana to drought stress and heat in Nebraska. We'll hear from scouts as they survey the crop. Plus, the dangers of high heat for cattle.
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On day one of the Pro Farmer Crop Tour scouts may have seen what could be a bin-buster corn crop in one state, while another state makes big gains following a year of drought. Team coverage from the field as the tour rolls on!
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China's economy is in a slump—what it means for farmers here at home. As researchers turn to pigs to help people live longer lives, and the U.S. formally challenges Mexico over its stance on GMO corn.
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For the first time since Russia dropped out of the Black Sea Grain Deal, a ship has left the port of Odesa; an update on what Ukrainian farmers are facing right now. Plus, helping one state's craft beer industry thrive.
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The Mississippi River hit record lows last year. As we go into fall, has the situation improved? We have an update. Plus, the latest after the president of the Utah Farm Bureau is arrested.
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Harvest is working its way north, just as oil prices drift higher. We have a look at what's pushing prices at the pump. Plus, the pork industry worries about fresh consolidation as margins crumble.
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USDA releases its latest supply and demand numbers, including a survey of production for the major grains. We have the numbers and industry reaction. Plus, the rice harvest is rolling in Louisiana.
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USDA will end the week with a big report including estimates about this year's major grain crops. We'll get a preview ahead of the new numbers. Plus, building with butter is a fan favorite at the state fair!
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Ag exports are trending lower this year. We'll look at the reasons why and whether sales could pick up before the year ends. Plus, new discoveries point to the origins of modern cattle in the Americas, and a Texas rancher and his cattle-feeding robot.
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From just enough moisture to barely getting by. We head into the fields of South Dakota where these two tales collide. Plus, how ranchers in Deep South are trying to protect cattle as an intense heat wave continues.
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Fertilizer prices are finally trending lower. We'll look at why prices are down and what to expect as fall approaches. Plus, the move to limit foreign ownership of ag land is on the rise in Congress and checking on crop conditions in Arkansas.
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Can the entire food chain join together to impact today's climate environment? We'll look at an idea that hopes to do just that. As grain markets continue to see weather premiums erode.
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Heat and dryness have some crops on life support. We'll tour fields in Missouri where harvest potential is running out. Plus, despite the weather challenges and interest rates, farmers remain somewhat optimistic about the future.
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Interest rates keep going up, which is starting to creep into farm finances. We'll look at the latest impacts. Plus grain markets start the week on a sour note as rain enters the Midwest forecast.
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A big week for overseas soybean buys, but why? We dig into that, as farmers in Arizona battle triple-digit temperatures. Plus, we check out this year's butter sculpture at the Ohio State Fair.
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A 100 million people are expecting triple digit heat this week, we look at where the crops are most at risk. Plus, are there any signs of rebuilding the U.S. cattle herd and we'll learn how managing invasive cedar trees helped to restore the natural habitat of one Kansas ranch as we go fishing Outdoors on the Farm.
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The heat arrives in the Midwest this week. What that could mean for crops as they enter a key growing stage. And in Outdoors on the Farm, one rancher takes back his land from an invasive species, to benefit both the land and cattle producers.
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Harvest is rolling down south as heat pushes maturities ahead. Plus, first, it was California now livestock groups are preparing for Prop 12 to take hold in other states, and Machinery Pete talks planter prices.
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World markets react to the escalating conflict in Ukraine. We'll take a look at the changes to prices here at home. Plus, a new drought monitor shows areas of dryness shrinking, but when will the central part of the country see rain?
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The situation for grain exporters looks dire in Ukraine, as fresh attacks hit key infrastructure causing wheat markets to surge on Wednesday. Plus, is the cattle herd liquidation over?
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High heat and triple-digit temperatures bake portions of the country, as the nation's corn crop enters a critical pollination stage. Plus, an update on what's next for the Ukrainian grain deal.
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Russia says it's leaving the Black Sea Grain deal. What that means for markets here at home. As the East Coast recovers from flooding, the West bakes in high heat. The latest from the AgDay weather team.
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Some key trading partners are helping lead the way when it comes to livestock exports. We'll dive into the numbers. Plus, Machinery Pete talks deals on tillage equipment, and we check out everything agriculture in North Dakota.
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USDA's latest report throws a wet blanket on the grain market. We have team coverage including a look at where prices are heading next. Plus, new inflation numbers are out, and the latest on the Ukrainian grain deal.
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Rain has returned to some portions of the country, but are crops recovering? We head to western Nebraska to find out. Plus, are land prices surging like they were a few months ago? We've got the latest data.
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Crop conditions improve but for how long as heat and drier forecasts push soybeans higher to start the week. Plus, a preview of the latest USDA supply and Demand report, and rice is ready to harvest in Louisiana.
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U.S. ag exports continue to trail. We'll look at the numbers, and what's behind them. Plus, the latest in autonomous technology that is being tested out, and the unique partnership that's helping protect Tennessee forests.
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There may be some hopeful signs when it comes to the country's corn crop, as farmer sentiment improves and wheat sparks a big rally. Plus, how ranchers are leading the way in cutting carbon emissions with a simple hack.
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As the corn belt continues to battle back from drought, to Texas Panhandle goes from too dry to too wet. We have an update on how the growing season is going, and the impact on markets. Plus, a historic find in a Michigan farm field.
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We're hitting the road this 4th of July! Take a tour of "The Wizard of Oz" Museum. Check out some baseball history in Cooperstown, New York, and enjoy a little TV nostalgia, as we travel the American Countryside.
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The wheat harvest is running way ahead in some places. We head into the fields to find out why, as southern growers show how they flip their soil. And we get a look inside a new lab that could change how farmers use pesticides.
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New forecasts call for additional rains to fall in the Midwest, as markets crash lower. Plus, Canadian smoke travels south, as farmers wonder if they can improve soil health during a drought.
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Later this week, USDA is set to roll out two of its biggest reports of the year. We have a preview. Plus, checking in on the wheat harvest in Kansas and a look at what that 4th of July cookout is going to cost this year.
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The rains came, at least to some parts of the Midwest, but was it enough to help save the crop? Plus, chaos in Russia and what it means for future grain shipments, and flip your soil by adding organic matter.
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Cotton should be planted and growing, but getting a stand established has been a real challenge in the Texas panhandle. We'll take a closer look. Plus, finding ways to improve soil health.
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Drought conditions continue to grow. See what it means for crops fighting to stay alive in the Midwest. Plus, California's Proposition 12 gets delayed, and we ride along for the blueberry harvest in Georgia.
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EPA releases its biofuel blending levels for the next three years. We'll have an update on what the numbers mean for producers. Plus, why a world-famous chef says he won't allow vegans in his restaurant anymore.
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Spotty rains in the corn belt have farmers on edge. We'll visit Iowa and talk with farmers about how long they think crops can hold out. Plus, The latest condition ratings are in from USDA.
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It was a promising start to planting season for Illinois farmers, but there have been plenty of challenges since. We'll head to the fields. Plus, government officials visit China to talk about trade.
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Wild weather rages across the U.S., including hail and tornadoes, as drought stresses summer crops and pushes prices higher. Machinery Pete talks used combines, and two Father's Day tractors to remember.
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Drought conditions grow gobbling up more acres of corn and soybeans. Is a break from the dryness on the way soon? Plus, what livestock producers need to know about new FDA rules now in place.
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It's starting to get really dry out there. We'll the latest root and topsoil moisture levels, and whether mother nature will bring any relief. Plus, Congress gets an update from the cattle industry on competition.
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Milk margins aren't great. We'll take a closer look at the latest price outlook. Plus, meet two Ohio pork producers searching for new demand, and grain markets run higher amid falling condition ratings.
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We get a new look at crop condition ratings, as corn soars on concerns about not enough moisture. Plus, we head to one dairy operation where cows dictate when they get milked, and robots help make it happen.
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What's in the latest supply and demand report from USDA? We break down the numbers, and how big Brazil's crops could factor in. Plus, what a difference a year makes when it comes to cotton planting in one area of Texas!
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Yes it's almost summer but hot and dry weather has farmers on edge about the growing season. We'll take a look at the latest drought maps. Plus, meet the special agent with a nose for keeping foreign animal diseases at bay.
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Cattle prices hit more record highs. When could the rally end? Plus, the impact a dam explosion in Ukraine could have on farmers there. As we continue to mark Pork Week with a look at how the entire industry is fairing.
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From historic drought to flooding. We visit the roller coaster of weather in the Panhandle of Texas as farmers try to finish planting cotton. Plus, it's pork week! We get a taste of farm-life balance in rural Iowa.
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The supreme court upholds California's Proposition 12. What's next for the pork industry. Farmers in Florida make serious use of the H-2A program. Plus, weather and macro-economic concerns weigh on markets while cattle make new highs.
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There was a push to ease tariffs on baby formula, but U.S. dairy groups say it threatens domestic production. Plus, a healthy focus as two North Dakota ranchers take on the topic of mental health, and Machinery Pete!
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Good news, bad news when it comes to drought in the lower 48. Plus grains bounce back on Thursday. And the battle over Mexico's GMO corn decree continues to heat up, as USDA lowers its outlook for trade.
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The selloff continues in the grain markets. See what's triggering it and if any relief is in sight. We'll also check out the latest cash cattle trade, and continue our tour of the "Ag States of America" with a stop in Colorado.
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There's an agreement in theory to raise the debt ceiling. We look at the potential impacts on rural America. Plus, how a lake may be a potential gold mine in California's efforts to support electric vehicle production.
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In some states, corn planting has struggled to take root. What that could mean for prevent plant acres. Plus, one man has come up with a unique way to cater to the crowd that wants access to steaks 24/7.
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The fight to keep the farming way of life going in Ukraine. We have an inside look at what farmers are facing, as they attempt to plant while clearing their lands of mines and ammunition, and the worldwide effort to keep them going.
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U.S. meat exports are targeting a new continent for growth--Africa. We'll dig into that potential market. Plus, the major impact drought is continuing to have on the cattle market, and we check in on cotton planting in Louisiana.
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Think the long corn and soybean rally is over? Why a new report taking a longer look says, think again. Plus, watch cowboys and state police lasso a wandering cow, and farming inside shipping containers—it can be done!
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A big window opens up to finish planting the 2023 crop. We'll talk to farmers in Illinois about their expectations for the growing season. Plus, the debt limit debate continues as deadlines loom large, and see what's being done to attract wildlife to farms in Louisiana.
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The results are in from this year's wheat tour. See the devastating impact drought has had on this year's crop, and what that could mean come harvest time. Plus, students create gadgets to help lighten the load on the farm and grow better crops.
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Corn futures dip below five dollars as the industry asks how low it can trade. Plus, the wheat tour continues to find a crop under severe stress in Kansas and go aboard as grain inspectors search a ship out of Ukraine.
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Planting is finally starting in the Northern Plains. We'll have a report from the previously snow-covered fields. Plus, an announcement about new investments in rural energy, and we go outdoors on the farm in Missouri.
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Farmers are making serious strides in getting the 2023 crop in the ground. We'll check on South Dakota's progress after a slow start. Plus, go outdoors on the farm for a spring turkey hunt in Missouri.
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USDA forecasts a record grain crop. We have analysis and reaction to it's latest supply demand report. Plus, what about prices for 2023? And Machinery Pete with a classic tractor that became a movie star.
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The Supreme Court hands down a ruling on California's animal welfare standards. The industry reacts as it could change livestock farming everywhere. Plus, lawmakers meet with the President to discuss the farm bill.
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Commodity markets ready for another pivotal supply demand report from USDA. We have a preview. Plus, a deadline approaches as thousands amass at the southern border. And despite a slow start, there are some positive signs for beef exports.
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Flood waters are receding. We have the latest river impacts as planting progress ramps up. Plus, which state now has the lowest pasture and rangeland condition ratings ever reported? And preserving citrus production in Georgia.
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China is buying corn cargoes from a new source--South Africa! We have details on why U.S. farmers should care. Plus, grain markets end the week strong, and a Texas auctioneer is vying to be the world's best.
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The drought improves in places but persists in others. We'll have the latest as other areas deal with flooding and snow. Plus, a reorganization of seed brands from Bayer, and some tips to flip your soil health.
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The latest farm bankruptcy numbers reveal strong financial health for producers in 2022. Plus, the Federal Reserve makes a decision on interest rates. And could drones keep wolves from attacking cattle?
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Planting is moving at a record pace in parts of the country, while in others, it hasn't even started. We have the latest from the field. Plus, how adding cover crops to a corn-soybean rotation can help flip your soil.
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Spring planting should be ramping up, but cool weather conditions have some northern farmers on pause. Plus, how improving water infiltration helps flip your soil, and commodities start the week under pressure.
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The EPA approves new waivers for E15 sales, we have reaction and what it means for farmers and prices this summer. Plus, Machinery Pete is pricing high-speed disks and how water management can help flip your soil.
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Will E15 get approved permanently or just renewed for summer driving? We'll take a look at the latest ethanol demand driver. Plus, corn and wheat markets fall hard, and an Arkansas farmer shares his story of survival and success.
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From heavy snow to flooding concerns, rivers in the Northern Plains have towns on high alert. Plus, Florida citrus production continues to decline-will it ever come back? As Colorado's governor signs "right to repair" into law.
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Helping farmers in Ukraine rebuild--we'll see how one group is working hard to keep operations going in the midst of war. Plus, Brazil grain prices put pressure on markets here at home, and the untold story behind saving NAFTA.
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The latest cattle on feed report has experts trying to determine what it means for market direction. Plus, updates from the Texas dairy fire and the Black Sea grain deal.
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The soybean crop in Argentina continues to shrink--what does that mean for markets? Plus, California farmers get good news about water allocations and meet the scientists working on new rice varieties in Louisiana.
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Will drought conditions persist this summer? Hear what forecasters are saying, as some cattle ranchers in drought-ridden areas are forced to make more tough decisions. Plus, what drivers are saving when it comes to E15.
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The EPA director faces tough questions before the House Ag Committee on Capitol Hill. Plus, a major spring storm treks across the country. See what that could mean for the winter wheat crop already facing challenges.
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The shifting workload of U.S. ports and a potential labor strike has exporters on edge. Plus, concern about the conditions of the winter wheat crop, and visit an Iowa farm preparing to plant.
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Troubled waters may lie ahead for the Black Sea Grain deal. What it could mean for markets here at home. Plus, a new effort to eradicate bird flu, and we see the impacts on farms following flooding in Tulare, California.
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Biofuels groups want answers after the EPA releases new proposed tailpipe emission standards. Plus, record-high cattle prices, but what does that mean for producers' bottom lines? And an effort to save a big red barn in Illinois.
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The threat of frost has farmers keeping a close eye on vulnerable crops and planting. Plus, another court puts WOTUS on pause in half of the country, and solving the water crisis out West.
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USDA rolls out another Supply and Demand Report helping drive wheat markets lower. Plus, a Texas dairy is dealing with the fallout from a possible explosion. Plus, the per acre cost of feral hogs.
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Fertilizer prices have been a hot topic over the past two years. Tuesday on AgDay we'll look at where things stand no as planters prepare to roll in the Midwest. Plus, the impact of a big blizzard in the Dakotas.
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As interest rates continue to rise, what impact will that have on farmers heading into planting season? Plus, California moves from drought to too much water. And Machinery Pete has something for red tractor lovers.
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Another round of powerful storms pushes through the Heartland, as farmers in North Dakota wonder if spring will ever arrive. Plus, we revisit East Palestine, Ohio, as it continues to recover from a train derailment.
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A lawsuit over a wetland designation in South Dakota heads to court. Plus, severe weather and snow returns as farmers wait to plant. And the latest check of farmer sentiments about the ag economy.
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Blizzards, tornadoes, and drought—all making for a wild start to spring planting. We'll take a look at all of it. Plus the impact of surging oil prices on soybean markets, and meet a national champion turkey caller.
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Input costs are down so will that influence planting decisions for farmers in 23'? Plus, the snow keeps piling up in California and USDA is struggling to find workers.
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Two companies say they won't be moving Russian grain anymore. And more predictions about how many acres of corn and soybeans farmers will plant this spring. Plus, a peanut farmer who is strictly major league material.
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Texas cotton country remains in drought as farmers consider whether to plant in 2023. We have boots on the ground in the panhandle. Plus, new legislation targets trucking shortages and a look at the need for clean water in rural America.
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This week, USDA will release its acreage predictions for this year, but what do farmers think will happen? We head into the field to find out. Plus, some good news about farm bankruptcies and what new numbers could mean for the future.
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Farmers in Ukraine are ready to plant, but instead, they're searching fields for landmines. Plus, taking a closer look at Russia and the connection with wheat prices and Machinery has something new to report--falling prices.
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China continues to make big buys of U.S. corn, but what about our soybeans? We have an update. Plus, why authorities say the flooding situation in one California county could impact the world, and planting is underway in Louisiana.
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The Federal Reserve meets to discuss raising interest rates yet again. We have the latest and what it means for the ag economy. Plus, California dairies deal with flooding as high winds and wet weather inundate the state.
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The nation's wheat crop is in tough shape as drought lingers in the Southern Plains. Plus, could California set a new all-time snow record? And an update on the bird flu outbreak still impacting poultry growers.
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Oil Prices are falling ahead of spring planting. We'll discuss what that could mean for input costs and inflation. Russia and Ukraine extend their grain deal for just 60 days, and we celebrate "National Ag Day".
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China returned to buy U.S. corn last week. We'll look at why and how much. Plus, how much land is in foreign owner's hands? The latest data from USDA, and its crawfish season in Louisiana!
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Rural bankers raise warning flags about the rural economy, but how stable are rural banks? We ask the industry. Plus, California storms are ruining crops and flooding towns, and take a tour of Kentucky agriculture.
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How many acres of corn and soybeans are expected to be planted in 2023? We'll get the latest survey numbers. Plus, a Texas teen is recognized for his work restoring a John Deere tractor.
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Changes are coming to USDA. See what's being proposed to make it more equitable. Plus, help comes from above to help keep cattle fed in Northern California, and a farmer who goes beyond just keeping his soil safe.
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Some California farming communities are forced to evacuate as flood waters rise. Plus, the impact on ag following the collapse of a popular venture capital bank, and a farming couple taking water conservation to a new level.
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The Secretary of Agriculture speaks to a crowd here at Commodity Classic in Orlando, FL. We'll dig into recent initiatives and what they ultimately mean for farmers. Plus, tour a farm winning awards for conservation.
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We're at Commodity Classic in Orlando, FL, where farmers are getting ready for spring planting, but will they have the inputs and supplies they need? Plus, efforts to gain certainty in trade with Mexico.
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Grain farmers gather in Orlando for this year's Commodity Classic, and a new look at what could be in this year's farm bill. Plus, reaction to the cut in corn export, and a slimming of the nation's soybean stocks.
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Changes to how meat can be labeled a product of the U.S. is getting a reaction from cattlemen. Plus, the latest survey results on the ag economy, and Commodity Classic is ready to kick off in Florida. We'll have a preview!
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U.S. officials take the next step in Mexico's plan to ban U.S. GMO corn imports. Plus, the factors that could lead to a possible shift in acreage for many farmers. And, a new effort to cut down on the stress facing farmers.
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Renewable Diesel is the hottest market in agriculture, we'll see how crush capacity is expanding in the northern plains. Plus Machinery Pete keeps finding record tractor prices and the cold returns.
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Negotiations heat up over the black sea corridor as leaders meet in India, plus teams continue the hard work of clearing mines from fields in Ukraine and we get an early look at planting expectations from North Dakota.
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A new EPA plan would allow E15 to be sold year-round in 8 midwestern states but not everyone thinks it goes far enough. Plus, the snow keeps falling out west while drought continues in the southern plains.
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The House Ag Committee discusses government regulations and the impact on farmers, plus USDA releases a report on equity while sharing recommendations for the future and the impact the war in Ukraine is having on farmers and families.
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Another huge storm pushes across the country, hitting the Plains with tornadoes and high winds. What that means for the winter wheat crop. Plus, we continue our tour of the Ag States of America with a stop in the big-sky territory.
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One year after Russia's invasion of Ukraine, what is life like for Ukrainian farmers? We talk with one farmer who's there and meet a U.S. farmer and philanthropist who's on a mission to make sure producers there continue to help feed the world.
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How many acres of corn, soybeans, and wheat could U.S. farmers plant this year? USDA is putting some numbers on it. Plus, a new effort to save the Great Salt Lake from turning to dust.
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A winter storm blows across the country. We have team coverage, as natural gas prices hit fresh lows and an update on an Arizona rancher accused of murder on the border.
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A big winter storm roars across the country and is expected to bring blizzard conditions and feet of snow. The AgDay weather team has the latest. Plus, orange production hits new lows, as orange juice prices hit fresh highs.
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Trade leaders are finally in place, so does that mean a renewed focus on ag trade? Plus, are supply chain issues over for the ag equipment industry? And what one Virginia farmer wants you to know about why he suing USDA.
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Debate around the cost of the next Farm Bill is heating up in Washington plus a rural Ohio town asks EPA leadership for help following a toxic train derailment and Machinery Pete is at the National Farm Machinery Show.
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The government looks at pesticide safety in an effort to protect workers. Plus, from snow to dust, wicked weather blows across the Midwest, and a leader of Black farmers says the administration isn't living up to its promises.
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A train derails in rural Ohio and residents are concerned about potential chemical leaks. We have the latest. Plus, why the leader of the House says he's confident in getting a farm bill done in 2023.
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Inflation is down, but not as much as economists expected. What could that mean for interest rates? Plus, tips to win the furrow if you're worried about crusting in soybeans, and tractor sales start slow in 2023. We talk with John Boyd, Jr.-Founder & President of the National Black Farmers Association about his love of the land.
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The renewable fuels industry is asking for clarity of demand. We'll discuss why. Plus, California makes its own plan for the Colorado River, as we ask an agronomist what matters most in fighting tar spot.
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Meat exports were strong in 2022, so what should producers expect in 2023? We have details. Plus egg prices fall, and can you win the furrow by adding sulfur to soybeans? Machinery Pete gives advice to young farmers hoping to buy.
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Why some lawmakers say extending the current farm bill is out of the question. Plus, sugar beet growers in Montana say their plant shutting down is devastating, and the real star of the Super Bowl may be under the player's feet.
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New numbers paint a picture of the South American crop size. We break down the details. Plus, the dairy industry weighs in on new proposed school lunch standards, and why we could see record cattle prices later this year.
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Farmer sentiment is still on the rise according to the latest survey. We'll take a closer look at the new Ag Economy Barometer. Plus, soybean farmers travel to North Africa on a mission to find future buyers for meal.
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New information is now available for cattle producers regarding contract prices! We take a look at what's contained in this new report. Plus, new rules for school lunches, and we travel to Morocco to see what a growing population in Africa could mean for demand for U.S. soybean meal.
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A new bill on cattle contracts and price transparency is introduced in the Senate. Why this one may not have the support of the industry. Plus, building market demand in Morocco for U.S. soybean meal. AgDay's Michelle Rook travels to Africa.
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A new cattle contract library is getting its first reviews at the Cattle Industry Convention and NCBA Trade Show, and what are price expectations for cattle in the year ahead? As artificial intelligence makes its way to farming.
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The cattle industry convention and NCBA tradeshow kicks off in New Orleans. We have reports from the event including a look at recent price trends and take a tour of Iowa agriculture.
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Is the nation's cattle herd continuing to shrink? We have a look at the latest inventory numbers. Plus, what you need to know before you sign up for farm programs, and what this year's Super Bowl party will cost you.
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Markets are trading a weather market based on what's happening in South America. We'll look at the latest forecasts. Plus, why high energy costs are making it hard for South Africa to find economic stability, and which states added the most dairy cows in 2022?
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Water levels on the Mississippi River are improving. We have an update. Plus, semi-truck prices are monstrous! Machinery Pete hits the auction block and the interesting world of alligator farming.
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High egg prices have some calling for investigations, but one expert says they're not necessary. Plus, a new move to increase oversight of foreign land ownership, and a young producer who's making waves in the cattle industry.
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Seven farm workers are killed in what's being called an act of workplace violence. Plus, the latest on what we're hearing about input costs for the upcoming growing season at this year's Top Producer Summit, and meet a trailblazing farmer from Ohio.
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Fertilizer prices hit record highs in 2022. We look into why there may be some good news about prices this year. Plus, hear what U.S. officials have to say after meeting with Mexico about GMO corn, and meet this year's "Top Producer of the Year".
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Natural gas prices have fallen in half. We'll take at look at what that means for fertilizer prices. Plus, grain markets fall on recent rains in South America, and meet a dairy in the running for "Top Producer of The Year".
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World leaders worry about global food security amid war in Ukraine and surging fertilizer prices. Plus, the road to sustainable farming starts with healthy soil, and meet a top producer from Virginia.
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Ag groups take the latest Waters of the U.S. Rule to court, as the saga continues. Plus, damage reports are still coming in from the West Coast rains, as the latest survey is promising for the rural economy.
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U.S. and Chinese officials meet face to face, as China's top economist delivers a message to the world. Plus, what record-low hay stocks could mean for producers, and some advice before you head back inside a grain bin.
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Egg prices are surging and even casual shoppers are asking why. We have the latest on the price increases and what's next. Plus, take a trip to see the future of ag technology at this year's Consumer Electronics Show.
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USDA's January report sends the markets into a big rally. We look at the numbers and what the smaller crop size for corn and soybeans means going forward. Plus, we get a little exercise without busting a sweat, thanks to trying tai chi.
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Washington is back at work and agriculture hopes to be on the agenda in 2023. We'll look at the likelihood. Plus, cattle feeders see improving returns and a health program returns more profit to cattle producers in Oklahoma.
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The secretary of Agriculture speaks about new programs to the American Farm Bureau Convention. Plus, flooding rains and mountain snows continue in California, and meet the faces of food--farmers in North Dakota share their stories.
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Rain, Rain, and snow pour into the West Coast. We have the latest in what's been declared a natural disaster. Plus, dairy price expectations for 2023 and meet the "Farm Dog of the Year".
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Will Machinery prices soften in 2023? Machinery Pete isn't so sure. Missy Bauer helps us Win the Furrow through better corn-on-corn tillage and the acreage battle heats up as cotton farmers say they'll plant less this year.
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Soaking rains and high winds roll across the west coast as a new drought monitor offers a bit of hope for 2023. Plus, surging covid cases in China are impacting agricultural markets.
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A bomb cyclone has California in its crosshairs, as the state's snowpack gets off to a promising start. Plus, we have the latest on winter wheat ratings and we check out some unique goats in Georgia.
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As another powerful storm pushes across the country, we take a look long term--is the La Nina weather pattern coming to an end? Plus, we head to Louisiana where farmers are trying to meet the demand for raspberries
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The EPA releases a new Waters of the U.S. Rule. We'll have reaction and details on why the new rule might not be in place for long. Plus, we go searching for the perfect pecans in Arkansas.
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The wild weather across the country continues--from rain and heavy snow in the west to warmer temperatures and the potential for flooding further east. We have team coverage. Plus, important end-of-the-year tax advice.
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The powerful winter storm may have passed, but the clean-up and recovery are impacting cash basis. We'll have the latest. Plus, soybeans close above $15, and we celebrate all the great things about extension workers!
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A punishing winter storm continues its trek. We have an update on the impact that's having on some dairy producers in Upstate New York, and what could be on the way next. Plus, a look at the key ag provisions in the latest massive Government spending plan.
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Why are so many crush facilities expanding or being built? We'll look into the rush for soybean oil capacity, and what it means for farmers in the near future. Plus another week brings another winter storm. The AgDay weather team tells you when and where.
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From making the tastiest corn chips to the juiciest steak, topped off with a delicious glass of wine, we have farmers and ranchers to thank for making it happen! We visit with folks "Leading the Field".
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It's time to celebrate the holidays in rural America! Come along as we visit a family-owned reindeer farm, check out a whiskey business that is completely farmer-focused, and much more. It's our annual Christmas in the Country with Clinton Griffiths and Tyne Morgan.
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The cold winter weather roars into the nation's midsection threatening winter wheat and livestock. It has commodity markets on the rise ahead of the holiday. Plus, we'll check in on the Christmas tree industry.
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With help needed on the farm right now, the ag industry makes a new push for immigration reform. We'll have the latest on where things stand. Plus, some good news about Mississippi River levels, while bird flu reaches a grim, new level.
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Should foreign entities be able to buy U.S. farmland? We'll take a closer look at the debate. Plus, an update on fuel and heating costs. Machinery Pete goes grunge with 90's era tractors, and when will the Arctic air return?
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Interest rates move higher yet again. We'll look at the impacts on dairy producers from this year's Milk Business Conference. Plus, bird flu continues to spread, as tractor sales dip in 2022.
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New numbers paint a more optimistic tone about inflation, while U.S. meat exports look to gain ground overseas, and the dairy industry looks to make even more gains in 2023. We'll have the latest from this year's Milk Business Conference in Las Vegas, Nevada.
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Winter weather is rolling across the country. We have the latest expected impacts. Plus, this year's cotton crop is beating expectations, and we'll talk about cash grain prices and how long basis can hold.
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USDA rolls out its latest Supply and Demand report. We'll have the numbers and the latest changes to global expectations. Plus, price trends for extra large farm tractors, and neighbors helping neighbors in Illinois.
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A year ago, Western Kentucky was devastated by a series of tornadoes. One year later, we return to Mayfield, Kentucky. See how people are rebuilding farms, businesses, and lives in this special report!
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Snow is falling in the California mountains and that's encouraging news for farmers hoping to refill water storage and aquifers. Plus, the shortage of large animal vets continues to intensify. A study looks at why.
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Washington discusses the state of ag research, as spending surges in places like China. We have details from Washington, D.C. Plus, considerations for the battle against weeds in 2023, and improving soil moisture sensors in Kansas.
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Crop insurance is vital to risk management for farmers. We'll dig into the latest discussions in Washington. Plus, water shortages stand to change California's status as a leading dairy producer.
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A nationwide rail strike is averted. We'll have reaction from the ag industry. Plus, more allegations that Russia is stealing Ukrainian grains, and how research work in a university lab is helping get more U.S. meat moving overseas.
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EPA releases its renewable volumes for the next three years. See why some are celebrating. Plus, we head to California wine country. See how a family winery has stayed in business for several generations.
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Congress has a busy schedule this month including a vote on avoiding a rail strike. We have details. Plus, rains are helping the Mississippi River rise, and beef packer margins turn negative.
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Moving ag product could soon prove challenging. We have the latest on efforts to avert a rail strike and a ruling that could have a big impact on livestock haulers. Plus, the most expensive weed for farmers to fight this year.
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We're finally seeing relief at the pump, but it may not be for the reasons you may think. Plus, why Mexico may be softening its stance on U.S. GMO corn, and farmers are battling for water in Arizona.
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USDA is rolling out fresh assistance to agriculture. We have details. Plus, a sign the pandemic supply chain crunch is ending in the West with the number of ships in port going to zero, and Machinery Pete talks about the tractor market.
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We're celebrating the spirit of Thanksgiving in rural America! From a man who helped feed the world, to a community bringing in the harvest for a family in need. Plus, we talk with a producer who's just starting out. Join us for our annual holiday harvest celebration!
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We have the latest as a nationwide railroad strike looms again on the horizon. Plus, how to get the most yields out of next season, by looking at the numbers right now, in our recipe for higher yields, and details on a possible, new weed threat.
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Harvest rolls over the finish line as we check on yield potential for several crops in Ohio and Missouri for our I-80 harvest, Plus, how researchers are hoping science and some light will help work to solve world hunger.
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Some corn shipments are being turned away. The latest on what ethanol plants and grain elevators are concerned about. Plus, is the end in sight for this year's record land sales? And we visit one of the best corn mazes in the country.
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The Black Sea Grain Initiative is extended. We find out what that means for U.S. ag markets going forward. Plus, we take a holistic view of saving soil and track a heavy dose of lake-effect snow.
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Mexico makes its biggest buy ever of U.S. corn. We look into what may be behind it. Plus, why Wisconsin may seem to be behind on harvest, and we look at what it will cost you for this year's traditional Thanksgiving meal.
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After battling drought all season long and bringing livestock to market early, what's next for the cattle industry? Plus, how big of an issue could weeds be next year? And we head to a Christmas tree farm before shoppers arrive.
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The Presidents of the U.S. and China meet face to face for the first time, as Ukraine and Russia work to revise their grain agreement. Plus, take a tour of an apricot orchard in California.
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Diesel prices move higher as cold weather arrives. We'll look at the latest. Plus, where to find help flipping your soil health, and Machinery Pete reports on the latest price records for 4-wheel drive farm tractors.
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How could the mid-term elections change the direction of ag policy? We'll dig into that question. Plus, a community rallies to help a man trapped in his grain bin, and don't spray those weeds, zap them. We'll show you the latest technology.
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USDA revises corn and soybean yields again. We break down the latest supply and demand numbers. Plus, did Illinois live up to its yield hype? We check it out as part of our I-80 harvest tour.
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As Covid cases rise again in China, Beijing makes a vital policy announcement. We look into what that could mean for ag demand here at home. Plus, how many soybean seeds will it take to win the furrow? And the rise in demand for pet food.
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The midterm elections are this week. We have a preview of what's at stake for American agriculture. Plus, Machinery Pete answers the question-are there are any combines for sale. And win the furrow with fertility.
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The cotton market tanks even as production slides. What's behind these falling prices? Michelle Rook reports. Plus, a greenhouse gas guru takes heat for his work with the livestock industry.
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On again, off again--the grain deal between Russia and Ukraine continues its twists while pulling commodity markets along with it. Plus, join harvest in Indiana, and float along the shipping challenges of the Mississippi River.
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Winter wheat conditions are off to a terribly rough start. We'll investigate. Plus, water prices are skyrocketing for everyone including farmers in California. A look at just how much it costs.
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The Ukrainian Grain Agreement is all but over. We have the latest and what it could mean for prices and exports going forward. Plus, diesel shortages expand into the southeast and avian flu is hitting turkey producers hard.
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Another trade tiff looms between the U.S. and Mexico, this time over corn. Plus, a U.S. Forest Service "fire boss" is arrested, and it's met with mixed reactions, and a ghost of a tale out of Tennessee.
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Low water levels on the Mississippi River bring new problems. Plus, investigators crack a major pork and beef theft ring. We find out the recipe for getting big yields, all while checking out this year's National FFA Convention.
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Harvest is racing across farm country as dry weather helps producers get crops out of the field. We have an update on yields in Iowa. Plus the latest on the water levels on the Mississippi River, and we celebrate national pumpkin day.
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Two different stories are emerging right now when it comes to basis. Plus, crews in Oklahoma investigate possible cases of arson that destroyed hay bales, and we check in with Louisiana farmers as harvest ends.
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The harvest pace is quickening as dry weather keep combines rolling. We have an update from South Dakota. Plus, ideas to flip your soil including tips on planting green next spring.
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How much damage did Florida farmers suffer in Hurricane Ian? We'll have the latest on some early dollar figures we're hearing. Plus, the Mississippi and Platte Rivers reach new historic lows, and we visit a museum dedicated to the humble potato.
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Snow flies across the upper Midwest as the cold settles in for the next few days, while dryness persists out West. Plus, advice to improve soil health this fall and winter as we continue our special series "Flip Your Soil".
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Crops are rolling in from harvest, but moving grain down the Mississippi has nearly dried up. Low water levels are eating into exports. Plus, Flip your soil and your soil health, as we start a new series of reports.
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New numbers show inflation is still very much on the rise. We break down the latest numbers, and what they could mean going into next year. Plus, a small-town church in rural America celebrates a major milestone.
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USDA offers up a soybean surprise for the markets. We break down the latest numbers and have reaction. Plus, how farmers are being directly impacted by low water levels on the Mississippi River.
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Harvest is rolling as farmers get a stretch of good weather. We have an update from drought-stressed Nebraska. Plus, a railroad strike remains a possibility after union workers vote down a previous agreement.
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Higher prices are impacting then entire ag industry right now, but when could we see a break? Plus, wheat soars as tensions rise again between Russia and Ukraine, and a bag of popcorn that's about much more than the tasty treat inside.
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Grain exports are struggling for several reasons, including low water levels on the Mississippi River. We have the latest data. Plus, farms work to recover from Hurricane Ian, and Machinery Pete says Trailers are HOT.
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Barge operators on the Mississippi warn they might not be able to make deliveries of ag products, as drought forces ranchers in the southern Plains to continue to make tough decisions and focus on the furrow.
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Low water levels on the Mississippi have barges stacking up and basis levels falling across the Midwest. We'll take a closer look at what it means for harvest prices. Plus, OPEC says it's going to slash oil production.
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Fertilizer prices saw records earlier this year, but what will fall bring? As we dial things in with technology to try to win the furrow. Plus, a giant pumpkin sets a new U.S. record.
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The warm, dry summer is lowering water levels on the Mississippi River. We'll tell you why that will impact farmers this harvest season. Plus, an update on Hurricane Ian and new details about grain theft in Ukraine.
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Markets move after grain stocks and production numbers for corn and wheat offer up some shockers. Plus, we do a field checkup ahead of harvest as we try to win the furrow, and the ag impacts from Hurricane Ian.
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Hurricane Ian roars across Florida. We have the latest as the storm gathers itself and targets South Carolina. Plus, tips for feeding cattle through a drought, and an update on markets ahead of USDA's grain stocks report.
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Hurricane Ian comes ashore and brings devastating wind and rain. We have the latest impacts to farmers including why it could drive up fertilizer prices. Plus, a harvest update from a dry western corn belt.
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Hurricane Ian heads for Florida as cotton farmers rush to get crops picked ahead of the storm. Plus, ethanol production has been on the decline recently, we'll investigate why and the White House says it wants to end hunger.
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A hurricane is headed straight for Florida. We have the latest on the track and potential impacts. Plus, the U.S. dollar continues to strengthen, and a story from the heart--a farmer's brush with suicide.
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A hurricane threatens the Gulf Coast. We'll look at what it could mean for fuel, fiber and citrus depending on the track. Plus, food price inflation hits its highest level since 1974, and grain bin safety advice as we continue our special series "Close Calls: Stories of Survival".
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The situation between Russia and Ukraine appears to be escalating, as traders try to get a handle on the global grain trade. Plus, we check in with this year's Top Producer and look at their drive toward improvement.
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The Fed raises interest rates again in an effort to battle inflation. We'll look at what it means for commodities. Plus, the Biden Administration promises another $3 billion to fight global hunger.
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Ag exports continue to see strong sales. We'll check on the latest trends. Plus, grain big safety as we prepare ahead of harvest, and Machinery Pete checks equipment prices coast to coast.
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A potential rail strike is averted! We have reaction, as the ag industry breathes a sigh of relief. Plus, what has soybean farmers in one part of Arkansas worried, and a North Dakota man helps keep windmills turning.
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Efforts continue to prevent a possible railroad strike. We look at the latest impact on ag and where negotiations stand. Plus, USDA makes a big announcement about climate-smart ag, and researchers work to help stop tar spot before it starts.
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As a possible rail strike looms we have more on how the ag industry could be impacted. Plus, new details on a murder-suicide at a North Dakota wheat field, and the new face for the National Pork Board's Mythbusting campaign.
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USDA stuns the market with its cut to soybean yields. It makes changes to the corn balance sheet. A massive railroad strike looms. Plus, a farm and a big family go hand in hand in this month's Grit With Grace.
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We're getting ready for new supply and demand numbers from USDA and there will be some key changes We'll have a preview. Plus, how a simple task in a grain bin turned into a life-saving mission to rescue an Iowa man.
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Record heat blankets the west, as almond growers make adjustments to production plans due to a lack of water. Plus, rain in Texas came too late for cotton growers, while it's too early for soybean harvest in Louisiana.
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Russia says it wants to rework its deal with Ukraine to ship grain. U.S. wheat markets react. Plus, tar spot makes its way east while the heat settles in out west.
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Is farmer sentiment improving? We get the latest pulse from the Ag Economy Barometer. Plus, how people in Kentucky are helping feed their community by growing things for themselves.
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It won't be long before Congress starts in earnest on a new farm bill, but what do ag groups want to be included? We'll take a close look at the issue. Plus a check on silage harvest in Texas and rice harvest in Louisiana.
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We put a final wrap on the Pro Farmer Crop Tour with a look at what scouts saw in both the east and the west. Plus, meet Georgia's youngest certified farmer, who has become a sensation at just 7 years old.
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Neighbors and friends mourn the loss of a farmer in North Dakota. Plus, new crop size estimates are out, we have the latest. And robots make their way to the farm as new technology rolls out.
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Winter wheat planting is getting ready to begin, but is there enough moisture to get stands established. Plus, Walmart invests in a new beef processor and meet a woman celebrating her 100th birthday at the sale barn.
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Grain markets rally following the Pro Farmer Crop Tour. We'll look at the latest market moves to start the week. Plus, more rain is in store as some areas worry about flooding, and a new dairy campaign "gets real".
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New hope a strike can be avoided on the nation's railway system this harvest season. We'll tell you about the latest tentative deal. Plus harvest is a soggy mess in parts of the south, as the heat returns out west.
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The team at Pro Farmer uses Crop Tour and other historical data to release their forecast for corn and soybeans. We have the surprising totals. Plus, Machinery Pete says now is the time to sell that old equipment.
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Where are the bumper crops? The Pro Farmer Crop Tour finally seeing better yields, but is it enough to prop up the national average? Plus, packer margins are way down from a year ago. We'll show you the latest numbers and check on corn harvest in Louisiana.
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As day three of the Pro Farmer Crop tour moves into Iowa, we track day two in a couple of other "I" states--Illinois and Indiana, and the Western leg sees the impact drought and high heat had on the crops in Nebraska.
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Scouts on the Pro Farmer Crop tour are off and canvassing fields both east and west. We'll hear from both legs of the tour and check USDA's latest condition ratings. Plus are wheat prices now too cheap?
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The Pro Farmer Crop Tour is underway as scouts head out on the first legs from Ohio and South Dakota. We'll have a preview. Plus, surging land values, and advice when it comes to grain bin safety.
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Could rail traffic stop this harvest season? There's a chance. We'll tell you why. Plus, beef demand is growing, while hay stocks remain tight, and we'll learn life lessons from a farm inside city limits
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The U.S. announces new trade talks with Taiwan. So what does that mean for ag trade between the U.S. and China? We'll take a closer look at escalating tensions. Plus, Chip Flory is "Outdoors on the Farm" checking on a conservation project.
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The government makes more water cuts for western states, as farmers try to chase down a microscopic pest. Plus, how pig skin is helping people see as part of a groundbreaking study.
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A newly-passed bill has money earmarked for agriculture. We'll break down what it means for the farm economy. Plus, markets sputter to start the week as USDA updates crop conditions, and AgDay celebrates 40 years on the air.
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USDA drops a new supply and demand report, and markets rush to digest the numbers. We have the latest reaction. Plus, drought continues in Europe, while Machinery Pete sees record auction prices.
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Grain markets prepare for the latest data dump from USDA, as soybean meal prices surge. Plus, a new bill to help small cattle producers stay in business, and truck driver wages rise double digits.
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The drought in Texas continues to wipe out crops and livestock operations. We head to the field. Plus, food prices continue to rise and that's changing consumer buying habits, and step through the "Field of Dreams" in Iowa.
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Grain markets bounce higher, especially soybeans, as the latest crop progress numbers reveal cracks in conditions. We'll get a field update from South Dakota. Plus, the newest land value estimates.
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Texas ranchers continue to bring cattle to market and in record numbers in some cases. We have the latest from the sale barn. Plus, we give you your first look at some very positive U.S. dairy export numbers, as more grain ships leave Ukraine.
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It's been a mixed growing season for farmers in Iowa. We'll check on crop conditions as August gets started. Plus, a growing pest problem for no-till and cover crop fields. See what agronomists and farmers are doing to fight back.
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Drought and dryness are hurting crop prospects in the western corn belt. We have a report from Nebraska. Plus, markets continue to react to tensions with China as oil prices dip at midweek.
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The Texas cotton crop saw rainfall in the panhandle, but it's too late for many fields. A look at the spreading cost of drought and the first grain export in months leaves Ukraine. Plus, an update on the rice crop in Louisiana.
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Ukrainian farmers roll on with harvest as exporters wait for final approval to export grain. Plus, potential recession impacts on agriculture as Machinery Pete tracks sticker shock on truck prices.
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Cattle are heading to town in Texas as pastures burn up and hay supplies are short. We'll hear from producers and take a look at what it means for markets. Plus, new GDP numbers are raising caution flags about recession.
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Summer weather dampens the outlook for crops in parts of the country as heat and flooding rains bring mid-season stress. Plus, the federal reserve makes another move to battle inflation by raising interest rates.
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Drought is stressing the nation's cotton crop, we'll hear from a farmer in Louisiana waiting for rain. While too much rain fell in central Missouri Tuesday and time is running out for Congress to address cattle pricing concerns.
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Ukraine and Russia sign an agreement to get grain moving again on the Black Sea. We break down the deal, and what it means for farmers here at home. Plus, Tennessee students get an important lesson in money management.
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Gas prices are high, but the surging cost of diesel is driving inflation. We'll take a look at what it means for the trucking industry. Plus, corn and soybean markets sputter midweek. A look at what's driving prices.
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The Texas cotton crop is struggling under triple-digit heat and drought. We have an update from the Panhandle. Plus, the House Ag Committee holds a hearing on crop insurance and how it should look in the next farm bill.
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High heat is baking crops across the country. We'll look at the soil moisture estimates from NASA, and there's hope those high fertilizer prices could come down. We'll have details about a recent ruling on tariffs.
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Much of the country bakes under high heat, and meteorologists are concerned about what it could mean for the crops. We have team coverage. Plus, why fertilizer prices are dropping from record highs.
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A deal to export Ukrainian grain appears near, but ag leaders remain skeptical it will make a big impact. Plus, USDA is calling for strong production from U.S. farms, but what do conditions really look like?
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Inflation surges to a 41-year high, but experts say this may the top of the mountain. We discuss what waits on the other side for agriculture. Plus, lots of cattle are going to town in the Southern Plains amid a blistering heat wave and drought.
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Markets turn south amid dropping oil prices, and new numbers from USDA. We break it all down, and if we're starting to see a pattern. Plus, getting to see the world how other people see it with something called "eye-tracking glasses".
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It's not just a new report from USDA that is on the minds of market watchers this week. See how the weather is playing a key role. Plus, how countries that count on Ukrainian grain are fairing, as the war with Russia continues.
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Rain is in the forecast, but the latest drought monitor shows dryness expanding. Plus, commodity markets fight to regain losses from earlier in the week and follow corn from the field to fuel to feed.
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Another derecho pushes across the Northern Plains. We'll check on the damage to crops following the high winds. Plus, the link between food, feed, and fuel as high prices highlight a connected industry.
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Markets follow the holiday weekend with a serious selloff. We look into whether the trend continues and what's driving prices lower. Plus, the an important partnership between grain growers and livestock feeders.
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New backups at the ports and inland are adding to the supply chain crunch. What they could mean at harvest time for farmers. Plus, how a trip home turned into a rescue mission for one man in North Dakota.
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Farmers in Nebraska have battled every kind of weather imaginable lately to get a crop in the ground. We check in on the growing season. Plus, why Ukrainian farmers are wrecking their equipment, and an update on the push to grow GMO.
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Markets continue under pressure as wheat harvest rolls in across the Plains. We'll check in on harvest and yields so far. Plus, cattle are moving to the feedlot early and showing up lighter.
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Recession fears catch up with cotton contracts as markets end last week in a free fall. We'll take a closer look. Plus, farmers know sleep can be hard to come by at certain times of year, scientists say they know how much is lost on average.
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Commodity markets slump on Thursday. We dig into where the pressure is coming from and what it means for prices in the weeks ahead. Plus, the latest drought monitor raises the possibility of new dryness in the Midwest.
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Two significant livestock bills pass the Senate Ag Committee. We'll discuss which ones. Plus, soybeans fall on Wednesday. We'll look at why, and we celebrate National Dairy Month with an operation in Arkansas.
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Markets sink Tuesday ahead of USDA's latest crop progress report. Plus, court updates on Roundup and Prop 12, as the world continues to sort through the impacts of the Russia-Ukraine war.
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A piece of legislation that could impact the cattle industry comes up for an important vote in Congress. What we're hearing about its chances. Plus, a look at some Indiana fields that start green before a seed even touches the ground.
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High heat is nipping at the heels of this season's summer crops. How are they weathering the surge and could it move markets this week? Plus, Machinery Pete is pricing agricultural tires.
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Diesel prices continue to set new records, as farmers are forced to budget around these higher fuel costs. Plus, how a new rule from the Securities and Exchange Commission could impact paperwork on the farm.
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A large part of the country continues to bake under sweltering heat. Could it be a sign of things to come? Plus, the benefits for ag under new shipping legislation, and Massey Ferguson celebrates a milestone.
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High temperatures are stressing livestock across the country as the heat index climbs to triple digits in places. Plus, the Federal Reserve could make a major move. What will that mean for the farm economy?
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Planting is wrapping up as a whole, but some areas are having to do it for a second time. Plus, milk prices hit records as sales of some tractor models dip, and a rough start for markets this week.
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USDA releases another supply and demand report, as markets digest the last inflation figures. Plus, Machinery Pete says June auctions are red hot, and heat and high temperatures roll into farm country.
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We finally have some good news about fertilizer prices. We look into why values are dropping. Plus, we head to World Pork Expo with details on the export market and sample some barbecue.
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Gas and diesel prices hit another record high. How much higher could they go? Plus, how the pork industry is working to keep ASF out of the country, And a Louisiana forest's connection to the D Day invasion.
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Crop conditions, planting progress, and wheat harvest lead our look at the 2022 growing season. Plus, pork week continues! We look at why it can be hard to add processing capacity, and NASCAR celebrates millions of miles on E15.
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It's Pork Week, as World Pork Expo gets set for Des Moines. We'll look at global pork demand, exports and check in on price expectations. Plus, the central plains could see several inches of rainfall this week.
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USDA announces a new initiative to strengthen the country's food system. Plus, why farmers could soon see relief from high diesel prices, and an update on efforts to improve transparency in the cattle industry.
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Markets sink on possible overseas action regarding Ukrainian ag exports. We'll have reaction. Plus, a South Dakota dairy that took in several cows following last month's derecho is now dealing with damage of its own.
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USDA ups its estimates for ag exports and imports, but what's behind the change in numbers? Plus, finally some good news about fertilizer prices and why they're trending down.
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Honoring the lives lost, and the veterans who served, who traded in their military uniforms for work on the farm when they came home. We share stories of remembrance and sacrifice this Memorial Day,
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USDA makes three key announcements impacting packing capacity, poultry producers, and farmers with CRP. We'll have the details. Plus, beef prices are high and continuing to climb, but how is that impacting demand?
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Farmers in the I states make progress when it comes to planting, but wheat trails behind. We get an update from the field. Plus, what newly-declassified U.S. intelligence shows us about the flow of grains from Ukraine.
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The poultry industry has been much better prepared to battle avian influenza than they were in 2015. We'll look at why. Plus, farmers and ranchers in Texas weigh in on the border situation.
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Avian influenza continues to impact poultry production. We'll take a closer look at and compare it to the outbreak in 2015. Plus, planting progress continues, as farmers in the south look to wrap up cotton seeding.
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Ukrainian grain is being stolen and peddled to other countries. We have the latest. Plus, hear from a farmer in Ukraine trying to plant spring crops while dodging land mines, and Machinery Pete says dirt and dust don't matter to tractor prices.
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Diesel prices continue to surge. We'll talk to farmers about readjusting their budgets. Plus, farmers turning over their water rights to fight wildfires in New Mexico, and get a job making bourbon thanks to a new degree program.
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The Northern Plains remains way behind in planting, as crop scouts comb Kansas wheat fields. We have their yield expectation from the first leg of the tour, and a rough day for markets at mid-week.
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Another derecho blows across farm country, toppling grain bins and barns. We have reaction from the ground. Plus, machinery Pete has bulldozer prices, and meet North Dakota ranchers recovering from recent blizzards.
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USDA releases its May supply and demand numbers with plenty of surprises. The markets react to the early adjustments, while conversations continue on ending the China trade tariffs to fight inflation, and a big dairy donation in Idaho.
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The President visits an Illinois farm to discuss food price inflation, as people from around the world rally to help Ukrainian farmers impacted by war. Plus, beef imports surge.
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Fuel prices are back at record highs, as diesel demand surges for spring planting. Plus, ag secretary Tom Vilsack speaks to Congress, and meet the dairyman ready for the winner's circle at the Indy 500.
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Planting is still running behind, but this week's weather could change that. We'll have an update. Plus, we head into the fields of South Dakota to see how things are progressing there.
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Corn, soybeans, and wheat all moving higher, as farmers fight to start putting a crop in the ground, despite heavy snow blanketing portions of the country and more on the way. The AgDay weather team is tracking it!
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People in China scramble for food as lockdowns continue due to coronavirus. Plus, the urgent call for help to keep people around the world fed, and the AgDay weather team has your spring planting forecast.
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The AgDay weather team is tracking a massive storm system that's pushing east. See how ranchers in its path are preparing. Plus, China makes another big buy of U.S. corn-what market watchers are saying about the impact.
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USDA releases what many are calling a bearish supply and demand report, so why did markets jump up? Plus, a potentially explosive report on the beef industry, and the Plains battles dry windy conditions.
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Too much rain or barely a drop. We check in on the extremes heading into planting season, as farmers in Louisiana plant what's turning into a very expensive rice crop. Plus, meet the winner of our Bracket Buster Challenge!
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More acres could be coming back into production. Hear what the Ag Secretary has to say about CRP numbers. Plus, the new "hot" commodity that comes from a cow, and U.S. farmers work to learn more about what's going on in Ukraine.
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Planting in the middle of a war zone-we talk one-on-one with a Ukrainian farmer, who's trying to keep his business going and stay alive. Plus, have allergies? Why researchers say many people's symptoms are getting worse.
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USDA's acreage survey surprises the market, making soybeans king in 2022. We have team coverage. Plus, severe weather and wildfires spread across the south and southern Plains, and you might pay more for Easter eggs this year.
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Could another dust bowl area be emerging in the U.S.? A look at areas desperate for moisture right now, and what that could mean for the winter wheat crop. Plus, how the sustainability triangle could play into your production.
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Markets continue to swing on headlines from Ukraine. Wildfires burn across the Southern Plains, as USDA prepares to release what could be its biggest numbers of the year.
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The fertilizer frenzy is on as prices in the U.S hit another record. We check in on how Canadian farmers are faring. The benefits of cover crops in the Bayou State. Plus, take the Machinery Pete pop quiz!
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Avian influenza is rising in several key poultry states. We talk to one state Secretary of Agriculture about implementing new rules to slow the potential spread. Plus, dairy production is down, but prices are up. We'll have the latest on the dairy markets.
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The food situation is raising concerns about hunger both in Ukraine and around the globe. Plus, bird flu continues to spread in Iowa, and a new ethanol study questions previous findings.
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Wildfires rage in Texas, as dry weather and spring winds, whip up flames across the Southern Plains. Plus, grains start the week in the green as markets look for a top and meet a young Oklahoma showman and her "Lucky Penny".
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If you think it's expensive to fuel up a car, wait until the tractor needs diesel! We look at the input costs affecting farmers this season. Plus, the reaction from last week's markets and catch up with a real-life hero in Virginia.
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The spring Forecast is out and it's calling for continued drought across half of the country. Plus, concerns for winter wheat and one fertilizer company says its expanding production of potash.
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Oil prices move lower, along with prices at the pump, but could they soon go even higher. Plus, we check out red-hot beef exports to start the year and a farmer who builds conservation into everything he does.
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A Ukrainian ag market watcher escapes the war-torn country. What she witnessed and what she expects farmers will face as planting season in the country nears. Plus, see a historic farm where conservation is king.
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Ukrainian leaders are urging farmers there to keep growing food, but is it possible? Plus, it's not just wheat impacted by war. What it means for corn markets here at home, and meet a conservation award finalist.
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The U.S. takes steps to help make sure people are fed, as war rages on in Europe's breadbasket. What the Ag Secretary had to say about Ukraine. and efforts regarding E15, at this year's Commodity Classic.
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Inflation grows, as input prices and availability weigh on producers' minds. Do forecasters see any relief on the way? We get some answers, as AgDay continues to bring you coverage from Commodity Classic in New Orleans.
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A ban on Russian oil sends prices at the pump to record highs. We look into what it means and how commodity markets are responding. Plus, we dig up a little history in a Mississippi farm field and a lesson in weed identification.
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Grain prices continue to rise, but is it too much of a good thing? We dive into the pressures they're creating, and what livestock producers can do in response. Plus, one rancher opens their own Airbnb inside a grain bin!
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Wheat prices surge at midweek due to concerns about the conflict between Russia and Ukraine. Avian influenza is discovered in Iowa, and ideas for managing feed costs for livestock producers.
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Markets continue to rally on uncertainty in the conflict between Russia and Ukraine. Farmers are still having trouble getting some crop inputs, and how cover crops could help in the battle against weeds.
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Spring crop insurance prices are at or near record highs. We'll take a look, as markets continue to surge due to the conflict between Russia and Ukraine. And an oil company makes a major investment in renewable diesel.
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Global grain trade is feeling the effects of the conflict between Russia and Ukraine. That's leading to serious market volatility here at home. Plus, what's driving machinery prices? It's not just supply chain problems.
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Russia invades Ukraine, creating big market moves, and concern about what it means for the world, and for producers here at home. We bring you team coverage on this developing story, as USDA releases its numbers about how many acres of corn, soybeans, and wheat it expects farmers to plant this year.
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It's time to set up the planter for spring, and our experts share their suggestions for making sure it's the best year ever. We focus on winning the furrow in 2022. Plus, the latest on surging grain prices and movement in the cattle complex.
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The Ukraine/Russia situation sends grains soaring. We have a look at how farmers should handle higher prices. Plus, making replant decisions in soybeans following frost, as we push to win the furrow.
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Farm income is forecast to be higher but by how much? As tensions continue between Russia and Ukraine, and tips for planting corn during the roller coaster of spring weather, as we push to win the furrow.
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Global fertilizer prices face another hurdle as planting season arrives. What it means as farmers work to win the furrow. Plus where are grain prices headed, and Machinery Pete says there's something nobody is talking about.
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A new demand driver: renewable diesel and sustainable aviation fuel. We'll see what it could mean for crops and prices in the coming years. Plus, meet a first-generation farmer and finalist for Top Producer of the Year.
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The AgDay weather team continues to track a powerful storm moving across the country. A new report says ethanol is worse for the climate than gas. We'll have reaction. Plus, meet another Top Producer of the Year finalist.
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We're at the Top Producer Summit in Nashville! We'll get a pulse on the markets right now and on the situation in Ukraine. Plus, meet this year's Top Producer of the Year. Meteorologist Matt Yarosewick is tracking snow, ice, and thunderstorms!
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AgDay is on the road at this year's Top Producer Summit in Nashville! Bayer announces issues when it comes to producing glyphosate, as shipments of avocados are suddenly stopped from Mexico. Plus, we get you ready for tax time.
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Soybeans futures top $16 for a time on Thursday, as new exports sales roll in. Plus, Canadian protests are forcing some U.S. automakers to slow production and hear from a Kansas Farmer coaching in the Super Bowl.
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USDA rolls out fresh supply and demand numbers as soybeans continue to climb. We have the latest on market action. Plus, an update on trade and the growing concern continued drought could have on cattle numbers.
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The USDA announces a new program to push what it calls climate smart agriculture. Find out how farmers can take part. Plus, got weeds? How a robot could soon be fighting them row by row, and an effort to save red oaks in Tennessee.
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Soybean markets soar on dry weather and export demand. We have the latest on what to watch from here. Plus, the trucker protest in Canada is making some leaders worried and a devastating drought strikes in Africa.
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Oil prices continue to march higher, and that's raising costs on the farm. More on the impact that's having on ethanol. Plus, demand for 4-wheel drive tractors is red hot in 2022. Machinery Pete weighs in, and the global demand picture for beef.
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A powerful winter storm remains on the move. The AgDay weather team continues to track it. Plus, reaction from this year's CattleCon to a price-fixing settlement involving one of the big packers, and a ranch tries to rebuild following wildfires in Kansas.
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Rising exports and high demand at home are bright spots for the cattle industry, as concerns grow about drought conditions. We focus on the future of the beef industry from this year's Cattle Con in Houston, Texas.
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The Cattle Industry Convention and NCBA Trade Show is underway in Houston. AgDay is on the road, covering the challenges facing cattle producers this year, as well as the successes. Plus, the AgDay weather team tracks a major winter storm.
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There's a new effort to get more U.S. ag overseas. See what officials have planned for the port of Oakland. Plus, how Florida fruits faired following the weekend freeze, and we check out what it takes to grow the perfect peanuts in Texas.
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Restaurants create major demand for food producers, but there's concern some cities could lose eateries, as COVID regains a hold. Plus, what does a sputtering stock market mean for commodities, and Machinery Pete!
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Temperatures are about to take a big dip in the Sunshine State. What that could mean for Florida's citrus crop. Plus, why one trade expert says not to expect big buys from China this year and the Ag Secretary weighs in on CRP sign up.
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A big development regarding California's Proposition 12. Canadians face empty store shelves, as truckers protest vaccine mandates at the border. Plus, a heifer that decided to put on its own livestock show.
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Can cattle markets find a way to make prices more transparent? We'll look at what's being done to try. Plus, feed lots are full and financial markets continue to fall. Will commodities go with it or find a way to stabilize?
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The supply chain issues hit the produce aisle. Hear from one farmer on what he's dealing with, and we get an update on the situation at the ports. Plus, how to make your dollar stretch at the grocery store.
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There's optimism about the state of the farm economy in 2022, but there are also headwinds. We'll dig into the latest expectations. Plus, a check on commodity markets including what's driving a late-week surge in soybeans.
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The latest wave of COVID washes over rural hospitals. We have an update from some of the nation's top health officials. Plus, Washington officials roll out a plan to battle wildfires, and will China be making big buys of U-S ag in 2022?
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As bare grocery shelves become the norm again, we take a deeper dive into the issue, and when it could get better. Plus, see the latest sprayer technology, and which dairies could see profits this year.
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Inflation is finding its way into every corner of the country, including farm country. We have an update on the impact, and Machinery Pete talks about pricing tractors with unknown hours.
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The supply chain crunch enters a new level, as workers are sickened by the new covid variant up and down the food supply chain. Plus, a new effort to increase cover crop acres.
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A small price break for one fertilizer. Could it be a trend in the making? We get the latest. Plus, a new list of the top landowners in the country, and see the creation called the "cow toilet".
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The trade deficit continues to grow, but U.S. ag exports continue to be a bright spot. Plus, see the first all-electric compact loader at this year's Consumer Electronics Show, and how some college students are keeping beef on the menu.
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John Deere unveils its autonomous tractor technology. An update on when you could start seeing it on farms. Plus, a big issue that could be facing the Biden Administration's action plan regarding the meat industry.
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Winter wheat conditions suffer, but could another winter storm offer some relief for dry soils. Plus, we fight back against weeds by using some really old ones, and a 16-year old FFA member who took to the skies to help people in need last month.
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The Biden Administration lays out a new plan to take on higher meat prices at the grocery store, as the President meets with farmers and ranchers. Plus, a program that's helping inspire future leaders in the ag industry.
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Prices at the grocery store continue to rise, but what could we see next year? Plus, making the most of yields in the field in 2022 by switching things up, and kids make sure the young at heart have a Merry Christmas
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From epic drought and disappearing water supplies to snow by the foot. We'll see how things are changing for California and the West Coast this winter. Plus, the outlook for U.S. pork producers in 2022.
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An update on the extreme weather from last week, as more rain and snow make their way to the West Coast. Plus, the nation's second-largest pig producer says it's done shipping some products to California.
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High winds whipped up wildfires and some Kansas ranchers lost everything. How you can help. Plus, new tractor prices are still red hot, and what does it take to see big yields in the fields?
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Another historic storm blows across the Midwest. We have team coverage. Plus, can the Biden Administration solve the trucker shortage, and meet this year's national corn yield contest winner.
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The damage from a recent wave of deadly tornadoes wasn't just confined to Kentucky. Our cameras check out the damage in Tennessee. Hear from one business on its plan to convert diesel engines to biofuels. Plus, the history behind the festive poinsettia.
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We head back to tornado-ravaged Western Kentucky for an update on the damage and recovery efforts. Plus, we "Remember The Good" with help from a young entrepreneur who's flying high with his ag drone business.
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Deadly storms rip through the middle of the country. We have complete coverage as clean-up begins. Plus, the White House again, targets meatpacker profit, and South American weather is driving grain prices.
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We dig out from the first major winter storm of the season, but what will it take to bring us out of the drought? Plus, a school where producers help keep beef king, and we look at dairy demand.
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USDA rolls out a fresh supply and demand report to very little market reaction. We'll share the numbers and what they tell us about grain prices. Plus, Ag exports are up and there's some optimism about the supply chain bottleneck.
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A string of announcements from EPA and USDA that could impact growers and biofuels producers. We'll have reaction. Plus, a Christmas side business for one family farm in North Carolina that has now become the centerpiece.
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EPA releases its biofuel blending levels. As fertilizer prices continue to rise, concerns grow about the impact they will have on yields. An update on South American growing conditions. Plus, an Alabama farmer's unique take on things helps us "Remember The Good".
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Biofuel blending requirements may be out soon. See what the industry is watching. Plus, the Phase One trade deal with China is coming to a close. How are the commitments going? And dairies battle floodwaters in the Pacific Northwest.
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History is made in aviation, with the first commercial flight using 100% sustainable aviation fuel. We'll go along for the ride. Plus, how one day made auction history for Machinery Pete.
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Farmers are feeling the impact of inflation we head to this year's Milk Business Conference, to hear what it means for dairy producers. Crews battle wind-whipped fires in Montana, and we get you ready to win the furrow next year.
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Dairy exports are hot right now, and there is one big buyer that is surprising everyone. We'll have the latest from this year's Milk Business Conference. Plus, we pay tribute to Meteorologist Mike Hoffman as he retires.
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Corn, soybeans, and wheat drop double digits in trading on Tuesday. We look at what's on the minds of traders, and what prices at the grocery store could look like next year. Plus, we remember the good, with an update on a veterinarian who faced the fight of her life.
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Fed cattle prices hit highs not seen for several years. Plus, the big move in crude oil that could change the game for commodities, and land prices surge double digits in parts of the country.
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USDA looks ahead to what farmers could see for prices over the next 10 years. Plus, the desperate effort to save livestock from flooding in British Columbia, and what farmers in Louisiana are doing to preserve their legacy.
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Changes are coming to the Waters of the U.S. Rule once again. There could soon be a new top buyer of U.S. beef, and Machinery Pete has new numbers to back up a red hot used equipment market.
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John Deere union workers agree to a new contract. We break down what it means for farmers looking for equipment. Plus, how much this year's Thanksgiving meal might cost you, and we go in search of the perfect Christmas tree.
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A key ag group comes out against the President's "Build Back Better" plan, as deadly flooding and landslides hit a farming community near the U.S.-Canadian border. Plus, how a little exercise may have saved one woman's life.
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The latest on the virtual meeting between the leaders of the U.S. and China. Plus, an update on the supply chain crunch and efforts to get inputs to farmers, and we visit with the top team in the country when it comes to meat judging.
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The U.S. and Chinese Presidents hold a virtual summit, as the Phase One Trade Deal comes to an end. We look at how the deal has gone so far. Plus, farmers turn out in droves to help bring in a friend's harvest one last time.
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Fertilizer prices continue to rise, and that has plans changing this fall. Plus, the leaders of the U.S. and China plan a virtual summit, will it do anything for the future of trade? And cotton harvest in Tennessee rolls on.
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Prices are rising for everything from fuel to food. Is any relief in sight? Plus, what higher prices and the supply chain crunch with inputs could mean for next year, and meet a 91-year old farmer who shows no signs of slowing down.
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The grain markets go green after a big report from USDA. We break down the latest numbers. Plus, an arrest is made in the ransomware attack on JBS, and why students are burying underwear in a Kentucky field.
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Representatives pass the President's infrastructure bill. We look into what the plan could mean for farmers and ranchers. Plus, how higher natural gas prices could cut into yields, and we check out some tough turf at Michigan State University.
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Western growers face challenges getting ag products overseas, as the trucking industry pushes hard to recruit new drivers. See a self-driving farm robot that zaps weeds. Plus, we enjoy the sights and sounds of fall.
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As food prices rise, many families have to make difficult decisions to keep their families fed. Plus, growing alternative crops in the corn belt, and check out the latest in electric tractor technology.
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Congress gets an earful on the supply chain issues from food industry leaders. Plus, efforts by the aviation industry to move away from traditional jet fuel, and a Taco Tuesday that's out of this world!
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Wheat prices continue to find reasons to rally. Why that may impact global food costs and planted acres in 2022. Plus, the I-80 harvest rolls slowly through Michigan as farmers dodge rain.
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The Biden Administration heads overseas to talk supply chain and climate issues. Plus, what's going on with the demand for plant-based meat? And new research reaffirms the importance of dairy for aging bones.
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The President's "Build Back Better" plan includes a host of agriculture-related line items. We'll take a closer look as the debate heats up in Washington. Plus, Machinery Pete stumbles across some really lower-hour equipment.
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President Biden unveils a new, scaled-back version of his Build Back Better Plan. We look at what it means for producers. Plus, spooky season arrives at one University, and we take you to this year's in-person National FFA Convention.
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Spring wheat trades at levels not seen in years. Plus, how pigs could one day help to save human lives, and we check out some very old soil in Missouri that's still revealing secrets!
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Fertilizer prices are reaching record levels, as farmers try to lock in prices and supplies. What experts say you should do right now. Plus, how students at one university are helping feed hungry meat-eaters.
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California takes drastic steps in the midst of a devastating drought, but is relief on the way this winter? Plus, the impact higher input costs are having on the markets and a machine that literally sucks carbon out of the air.
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Port problems are only getting worse and now exports are slowing down out West. Plus, harvest rolls on in Illinois. We'll have an update from the field, and 3 dairy reports to watch this week that matter for milk prices.
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John Deere workers continue to strike as supply chain issues remain at a critical level. Wheat prices remain strong. We look at what's ahead for that market, and dairy consumption stays high thanks to school lunches.
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Oil and natural gas prices are on the rise. We'll look at how much more it could cost you to heat your home this winter. Plus, finding a good deal on used farm equipment is getting harder to come by, as Machinery Pete tells us.
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John Deere workers go on strike, as supply chain problems slow the rollout of ag equipment. And a look at how energy markets are impacting farmer margins. Plus, rebuilding a New Jersey dairy following Hurricane Ida.
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A new agreement hopes to reduce the backlog of containers waiting offshore at West Coast ports. Plus, grain markets continue to slide. And, peanut harvest is rolling down south after a challenging season.
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This year's soybean crop could be one for the record books. We'll have a complete analysis of this month's crop production report. Plus, the Millennial Farmer takes us for a walk through his fields for our I-80 harvest tour.
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