In The Driver's Seat: Recent Episodes
ADM Farmer Services, ADM
Hosts:
Doug Roose, VP of Producer Marketing, ADM
Shelby Schweitzer, Product Line Marketing Manager, ADM
Emily Lacina, Crop Insurance Product Line Manager, ADM
Hosts
- Doug Roose, VP of Producer Marketing, ADM
- Shelby Schweitzer, Product Line Marketing Manager, ADM
- Emily Lacina, Crop Insurance Product Line Manager, ADM
- Guest: Jacqueline Holland, Grain Market Analyst, Farm Futures
Hosts:
- Doug Roose, VP of Producer Marketing, ADM
- Shelby Schweitzer, Product Line Marketing Manager, ADM
- Emily Lacina, Crop Insurance Product Line Manager, ADM
Guests:
- Jim Versweyveld, Farm Management Outreach Specialist, University of Wisconsin-Madison, Division of Extension
Hosts:
- Doug Roose, VP of Producer Marketing, ADM
- Shelby Schweitzer, Product Line Marketing Manager, ADM
- Emily Lacina, Crop Insurance Product Line Manager, ADM
- Guest: Kallie Schade, Grain Origination Specialist
Hosts:
Doug Roose, VP of Producer Marketing, ADM
Shelby Schweitzer, Product Line Marketing Manager, ADM
Emily Lacina, Crop Insurance Product Line Manager, ADM
Guest: Holly Spangler, Editor, Prairie Farmer Magazine, and Family Farmer
Hosts:
Doug Roose, VP of Producer Marketing, ADM
Shelby Schweitzer, Product Line Marketing Manager, ADM
Emily Lacina, Crop Insurance Product Line Manager, ADM
Guest:
Dean Durdan, General Manager of Risk, ADM Carbohydrate Solutions
Jeiri (pronounced Jay-dee) is an AfroLatina woman who uses a wheelchair. Carrie Baker is the mother of two daughters, one of whom has Down Syndrome. Self-direction gives them control, access to more options, freedom, independence, and hope.
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Hosts:
Doug Roose, VP of Producer Marketing, ADM
Shelby Schweitzer, Product Line Marketing Manager, ADM
Emily Lacina, Crop Insurance Product Line Manager, ADM
Guests:
Dr. Nick Weshinskey, Faculty Member, Southern Illinois University School of Medicine
Paul Ruholl, Central Illinois Grain Origination Team, ADM
Elizabeth Mitsdarffer, Central Illinois Grain Origination Team, ADM
Hosts:
Doug Roose, VP of Producer Marketing, ADM
Shelby Schweitzer, Product Line Marketing Manager, ADM
Emily Lacina, Crop Insurance Product Line Manager, ADM
Guests:
Jake Niederer, Director, ADM Farm Direct Fertilizer
Ashley Duehn, Territory Manager, ADM Fertilizer
Zach Jans, Territory and Origination Sales Manager, ADM Fertilizer
Hosts:
Doug Roose, VP of Producer Marketing, ADM
Shelby Schweitzer, Product Line Marketing Manager, ADM
Emily Lacina, Crop Insurance Product Line Manager, ADM
Guest:
Bernie Spindler, Territory Manager and Market Signals Team Member, ADM
Hosts:
- Doug Roose, VP of Producer Marketing, ADM
- Shelby Schweitzer, Product Line Marketing Manager, ADM
- Emily Lacina, Crop Insurance Product Line Manager for ADM
Guests:
- Jessica Alderson, Territory and Origination Manager for ADM, Nebraska
- Jason Medows, Host of Ag State of Mind podcast, Cow-Calf Operator and Healthcare Professional
- Todd Harman, Regional Manager for ADM, Kansas
- Michelle French, Corporate Sustainability Manager for ADM and Board Member for Field to Market
- Matt Kroes, Grain Origination Specialist for ADM, Southern Indiana/Northern Kentucky
Guests:
Jon Scheets, National Sales Manager, Crop Risk Services
Brian Wiggins, Crop Risk Specialist, ADM
Guest:
Ed Usset, Grain Marketing Specialist at the University of Minnesota’s Center For Farm Financial Management
Guests:
Ashley Duehn, ADM Fertilizer Territory Manager in Minnesota
Noah Radde, ADM Grain Origination Specialist in Central Indiana
Charlotte Metz, ADM Grain Origination Specialist in Illinois
Justin Katt, ADM Origination Manager in Nebraska
Guests:
Dave Rosenmeyer, ADM Crop Risk Specialist
Brian Wiggins, ADM Crop Risk Specialist
After harvest, it’s important to ready your soil for the harsh winter and spring months. A marquee group of ag and food companies called Field to Market has created programs across the country to help farmers reduce tillage and plant cover crops to create more residue and healthier soil. Find out more.
Guest: Michelle French, Corporate Sustainability Manager, ADM
When farming gets busy, relationships can fall to the wayside. But one collaboration holds real margin potential: the one with your ADM representative. Three simple steps get this person working on your farm’s profitability today.
Guest: Jess Alderson, ADM Territory and Origination Manager, Nebraska
Offers are a simple tool to market grain at a price you like – without paying attention to markets 24/7. Both soft and firm offers have a place in the game plan. Know how to use them.
Guest: Matt Kroes, ADM Grain Origination Specialist, southern Indiana/northern Kentucky
Guests:
- Jeff Lloyd, Director of Risk Management, ADM Global Oilseed
- Dean Durdan, General Manager of Risk, ADM Carbohydrate Solutions
- Todd Harman, Regional Manager for ADM, Hutchinson, Kansas.
Farming is stressful. It’s crucial to practice self-care and tap into many available resources.
With a known price guarantee and a price-friendly window in the grain market, spring is the ideal time to reduce your risk. Learn how some farmers are using seasonal opportunities.
Guest: Austin Chester, ADM Grain Origination Specialist in Northwest Indiana
As the demand for sustainably sourced food rises, find out how conservation practices can help you profit, now and over the long term.
There's a world market for fertilizer. Learn how to capitalize on it to lock in better prices and improve your margins.
Go for small wins, execute your plan, save on fertilizer, use offers, and resist emotional decisions—all can be huge in their impact.
As a guarantee against price and yield, crop insurance gives you the confidence to market profitably before harvest.
Certain habits of thought can sabotage good decision-making. Here's how to exert discipline and get better results in the market.
New platform will show local cash bids and account information, soon let farmers sell grain online 24/7, and calculate real-time profitability for better decisions.
There are forecasts for a wet 2019 harvest. Here are tips on drying and storing grain in those conditions.
As harvest approaches, take action before time runs out on better market opportunities.
There are things you can control to be a good lending risk: understanding your financial condition, having a marketing plan, and actively reducing costs.
More than 55% of all farms have a female operators, and 38% are the primary decision-maker. Maria Cox of Illinois shares her role and approach.
Three young producers taking over the family farm discuss why they see a bright future, including better ag technology.
Some call today's challenging farm economy the “winter of agriculture." Those who improve 5% in many areas will live to see the "spring of agriculture."
Opportunities to make a profit on corn and soybeans will take disciplined, strategic marketing.
Widen your margins by making fertilizer purchases and grain marketing plans at the same time.
Get cash now and capture potential market rallies with Price Point™ and ADM Advantage Expert℠.