As harvest continues across the nation, farmers are already looking forward to opportunities for improvement in the coming year. In this week’s episode, we bring you important conversations and updates. Along with our weekly market insights and top agriculture news, we’ll cover weather trends and predictions as we head into the fall and winter months. This week’s ag news includes USDA updates, the impact of Hurricane Helene on crops like cotton and Christmas trees, and more about trends in ag tractor sales including 19% decline in September. We’ll also discuss ongoing talks about the Farm Bill. In other top stories, we cover how Pure Prairie Poultry abruptly cut ties with its contracted poultry growers and how one of the many checkoff organizations is utilizing Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) deals. Plus, you’ll hear from our co-host Tanner, who shares his passion for sports! We have two interviews lined up this week. First, we’ll hear from the team at Redstar, a company specializing in fertilizers and seeds. They’ll explain why certain crop diseases, not seen in the Midwest for over a decade, may be reappearing. They’ll also offer insights on preparing your fields for next year, with a focus on nitrogen management. A special thanks to Redstar team members Tom Stanton, John Person and Coltin Schachtner for joining the Ag News Daily Podcast and sharing their expertise. In another interview, we take a closer look at Geringhoff’s new product, the XFR 50. This equipment has been field-tested for several years to ensure it meets farmers' needs. Developed with global expertise, the engineering work comes from Geringhoff’s team in Germany. Hear from Geringhoff’s Director of Sales for North America, Craig Lee, and President of the North America division, Bill Dickhut, as they discuss the product’s flexibility and the steps the team takes to ensure its suitability for farmers worldwide. Follow us daily with agriculture content on Instagram, TikTok, Facebook and YouTube in addition to our weekly videos!

This week’s episode we hear key issues and opportunities facing the agricultural community including the impact of recent hurricanes on the industry, important USDA updates, and McDonald’s newly filed lawsuit against the four largest U.S. meat processors. We also discuss the White House’s Farmers and Ranchers in Action event, and how the bankruptcy of a major poultry processing company in late September is affecting farmers. We also highlight celebrations happening this week including National 4-H Week and National Farmers Day, which takes place tomorrow, October 12th. In this week’s interview conversation with leaders in agriculture, we hear from Intelinair, a company leveraging aerial imaging and AI to help farmers make informed decisions throughout the growing season. Iowa farmer Mathew Burt shares how this technology has transformed his farm operations, particularly in understanding crop health during the season rather than waiting for harvest. We also hear insights from Kevin Krieg, Intelinair’s Director of Business Development. Follow us daily with agriculture content on Instagram, TikTok, Facebook and YouTube in addition to our weekly videos!

In this week’s episode, we cover the widespread devastation to crops in the southern United States, insights from attendees of the World Dairy Expo — the largest dairy-focused trade show — and the potential impact of a multi-day strike between the International Longshoremen’s Association (ILA) and the United States Maritime Alliance (USMX) on consumers and the agricultural industry on the East Coast. We also hear other top agriculture headlines, including the expiration of the Farm Bill earlier this week and an update on the ag markets. This week’s interview we hear from members of the Global Farmer Network, an organization that connects farmers of all sizes and regions. Farmers from around the world, including Marcus Holtkötter from Germany, Gabriel Carballal from Uruguay, and Bill Couser from Iowa, share how networking with other farmers has helped them overcome challenges and find new opportunities. We’d love to see your first day of harvest photos! Tag us or send them to [email protected], and feel free to get creative—our team will be sharing theirs too. Follow us daily with agriculture content on Instagram, TikTok, Facebook and YouTube in addition to our weekly videos!

In this week’s episode, we provide updates on weather, harvest conditions across the Midwest, market trends, and top agricultural news. We cover former President Donald Trump's warning to John Deere over potential tariffs if they shift production to Mexico, and how an FFA alumnus is raising awareness with a 2,000-mile tractor and camper journey. You'll also hear about USDA investments and a new bill aimed at tightening eligibility for the 45Z Clean Fuel Production tax credit. Additionally, we discuss the looming threat of a port strike affecting more than 30 U.S. ports and its potential impact on agriculture, along with the latest Farm Bill developments. In our featured interview, Dr. Clayton Nevins, senior agronomic scientist with Pivot Bio, explains the importance of nitrogen management for crop growth and how his research is enhancing crop resiliency. We’d love to see your first day of harvest photos! Tag us or send them to [email protected], and feel free to get creative—our team will be sharing theirs too. Follow us daily with agriculture content on Instagram, TikTok, Facebook and YouTube in addition to our weekly videos!

This week, we provide updates on the corn and soybean harvest, along with tips for maintaining your mental and physical health during National Farm Safety and Health Week, which is being observed now. Additionally, we discuss how recent Federal Reserve rate cuts could benefit farmers. You'll also get the latest on the Farm Bill, including how a recently passed act in the House aims to protect U.S. farmland from foreign ownership. Plus, we cover updates on market trends and fertilizer prices. In this week's interview, we speak with Mach, a company collaborating with numerous brands behind the scenes, to explore the future of autonomous agricultural equipment. Colin Hurd, CEO, and Rhett Schidroth, CTO—both industry pioneers with years of experience in ag tech innovation—share insights on the state of the industry. We’d love to see your first day of harvest photos! Tag us or send them to [email protected], and feel free to get creative—our team will be sharing theirs too. Follow us daily with agriculture content on Instagram, TikTok, Facebook and YouTube in addition to our weekly videos!

This week, agricultural organizations welcomed Congress back from summer recess by urging the swift passage of the 2024 Farm Bill. Also in the spotlight is the potential impact of a looming East Coast dockworkers' strike on agricultural products, as well as a continued decline in August tractor sales. Additionally, the USDA is increasing investment in research for specialty crops and organic agriculture. You'll also get an update on USDA’s recently released farm sector income forecast, plus the latest fertilizer insights from Josh Linville of StoneX. In this week’s interview, we highlight Kubota’s latest innovations, including an inside look at their new equipment. Eighth-generation watermelon farmer and NASCAR driver Ross Chastain shares his experience riding Kubota’s RTV-X with Ag News Daily Reporter/Producer Michelle Stangler. We’d love to see your first day of harvest photos! Send them to [email protected], and feel free to get creative—our team will be sharing theirs too. Follow us daily with agriculture content on Instagram, TikTok, Facebook and YouTube in addition to our weekly videos!

This week, we cover cooler temperatures, the opening of what will soon be one of the largest cattle feedlots in the U.S., U.S. cropland rent increasing since 2023 by 3.2% to $160 per acre, and the significance of Koch Ag & Energy Solutions' acquisition of an Iowa nitrogen fertilizer plant for agriculture. We also discuss major takeaways from the European Union’s final strategic agricultural report among many other headlines! In this week’s interview, BASF shares how they are innovating seed traits and crop protection resources for farmers. Not only are we talking about what research is being done to impact farmers in the next few years, but the next decade and beyond. We’d love to see your first day of harvest photos! Send them to [email protected], and feel free to get creative—our team will be sharing theirs too. Follow us daily with agriculture content on Instagram, TikTok, Facebook and YouTube in addition to our weekly videos!

While at the Farm Progress Show, we heard from many farmers and businesses providing both international and domestic resources and opportunities. These next few weeks you will hear many of those interviews. This week’s interviews provide a glimpse from a Kubota ride-and-drive event with watermelon farmer and NASCAR driver Ross Chastain and from the CEO of Horsch’s American subsidiary Lucas Horsch. This week’s headlines include special remarks related to the Farm Bill’s reference prices, highly pathogenic avian influenza vaccine trial starting soon and trade from USDA’s Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack. We also hear an update from the Canadian railroad strike and this week’s ag markets. Follow us daily with agriculture content on Instagram, TikTok, Facebook and YouTube in addition to our weekly videos!

One of the last USDA crop progress report updates before harvest, yield and in-the-field updates from the Pro Farmer Crop Tour, how agriculture was included at the Democratic National Convention, an update on an ongoing Canadian rail worker strike and global market expectations for crop resources including Nitrogen, Phosphate and Potash are some of this week’s headlines. This week, we’re welcoming a new Ag News Daily team member and recent University of Wisconsin-River Falls undergraduate Michelle Stangler. We hear what she’s looking forward to at the Farm Progress Show next week, what started her love for agriculture and storytelling on her family’s dairy farm and how she’s creating ways to share resources and opportunities for young people in agriculture on the Positivity in Ag podcast. You can connect with Michelle and send her ideas at [email protected]! Follow us daily with agriculture content on Instagram, TikTok, Facebook and YouTube in addition to our weekly videos!

This week's top headlines include weather, the crop progress report, a new fungicide spraying tool by BASF, the latest on Avian Influenza, the August WASDE report, and more! This week we are joined by Zack Smith, farmer in Scarville, Iowa to talk about his stock cropping system. Don't forget to follow Zack on X @Zebulousprime, and be sure to register for their upcoming field day, on August 24th!

This week, milder temperatures across the corn belt may not be in store for the long term. This week's top headlines included an update on crop progress, a quick take on the Farm Bill, a change to FSA loan programs and more. Then stay tuned as Delaney catches up with Steve Sibulkin the CEO of BioLumic. BioLumic is the world’s only company treating seeds with light to activate genetic expression for new crop traits.

This week's top headlines included new weather, crop progress, ECO coverage expansion, John Deere and others company layoffs and more. The team is also joined by Tommy Grisafi of ATI PRO MEDIA to get an update on the commodity markets. #corn #soybeans #commoditymarkets #cropproduction

Another company submitting a proposed label for a new product containing dicamba to the EPA, farm bill update, demand for U.S. ethanol-based products led to the first shipment of ETBE to Japan and what one state is doing to mitigate risks associated with the highly pathogenic avian influenza are some of this week’s headlines! This week’s interview we hear how an Iowa State study took approximately two months to complete offering a potential explanation for how cattle and milk is being infected. Follow us daily with agriculture content on Instagram, TikTok, Facebook and YouTube in addition to our weekly videos!

690 miles of pipeline transporting carbon dioxide from ethanol plants in Iowa update, avian influenza reported in poultry, workers and dairy cattle and news related to farm income weakening recently are some of this week’s headlines! We’ll also hear more about new market opportunities from Delaney Howell’s recent trip to Washington D.C. attending the National Corn Growers Association’s Corn Congress. This week’s interview we hear about a technology in sod farming from founder of Sabanto Craig Rupp and Sales Director Michael Burdick. We’ll not only hear about what it is, but how the start-up began with much of the organization’s background in row crop farming. Follow us daily with agriculture content on Instagram, TikTok, Facebook and YouTube in addition to our weekly videos!

Weather update throughout the Midwest, an interview answering your questions and what to know about agricultural drone usage, what's happening in the grain markets and an update on Tyson Food's pork plant shutdown in Perry, Iowa are some of this week's headlines! This week's interview we hear from Terraplex Ag's Field Operations Manager Owen Jenks and our weekly update agronomic advice from REDSTAR. Follow us daily with agriculture content on Instagram, TikTok, Facebook and YouTube in addition to our weekly videos!

Flooding throughout the Midwest, how a project is testing a method for land appraisers to assign an accurate value to farmland that has various soil health practices and more about the Farm Bill are some of this week's headlines. This week's interviews we hear from Iowa State University Extension Field Agronomist Meaghan Anderson of what to know as the growing season continues alongside our weekly update agronomic advice from REDSTAR. Follow us daily with agriculture content on Instagram, TikTok, Facebook and YouTube in addition to our weekly videos!

Heat wave throughout the Corn Belt, Farm Bill’s unlikeliness of passage this year with one out of eight steps being completed and EPA and multiple agriculture organizations lawsuit requiring automakers to reduce greenhouse gas emissions are some of this week’s headlines. If you’ve seen the viral video of what’s happening with Idaho groundwater, Ag News Daily has that update in addition to more news with a Boone, Iowa 75,000-square-foot fertilizer production and distribution facility. Helping you with more agronomic advice is our friends at REDSTAR. Likewise, hear what’s happening in the grain markets this week with a national holiday and exports with Partner at Consus Ag Consulting Angie Setzer. Follow us daily for content on Instagram, TikTok, Facebook and YouTube in addition to our weekly videos.

This week brought more hot temperatures to the US, and wildfires to Canada, but planters continued to roll. Delaney caught up with Dr. Megan Niederwerder, Executive Director of SHIC, to talk about their work at the Swine Health Information Center with a specific focus on foreign animal disease research. This week's headlines include weather, planting progress, the latest Avian Influenza updates, cash rents, and a daily agronomy update with REDSTAR! And be sure to stick around for the very end of the show, when we cover a weekly recap of the markets. Don’t forget to hit subscribe! Follow us on social media!

This week's headlines include weather, planting progress the first weekly crop conditions report, and pork exports to China. We also kick off our first weekly agronomic update with the folks at REDSTAR LLC. World Pork Expo brought in folks from around the nation this week into Des Moines, and with Iowa's first case of H5N1 reported in dairy cattle, biosecurity remains a top concern. Delaney caught up with Dr. Megan Niederwerder, Executive Director of SHIC, to discuss the potential impact of the disease on the pork industry. Then Delaney sits down with Terry Johnston of Farm Rescue! Lending a helping hand to families in times of need, Farm Rescue's mission is to help farmers and ranchers who have experienced a major illness, injury, or natural disaster by providing the necessary equipment and volunteer workforce to plant, hay or harvest their crop. Livestock feeding assistance is also available to ranchers. Farm Rescue helps farm and ranch families in Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Montana, Nebraska, North Dakota, and South Dakota, and will soon be expanding to Wisconsin! And be sure to stick around for the end of the show, when we cover a weekly recap of the markets.

After a holiday-shortened week, Tanner and Delaney are back in action. This week's headlines include weather, planting progress, Avian Influenza, Chinese trade news, and more! Ihle Fabrication is a leading provider in manufacturing agriculture wear parts for combines and other equipment. The team sits down with Todd Harmeyer to chat about all things equipment on today's show! Use code AND24 for a discount on your next order!

Across the country this week, many in the corn belt faced severe weather conditions including multiple deadly tornadoes, flooding, and extreme thunderstorms. This week's headlines include weather, planting progress, an update on the Farm Bill, H5N1, tar spot research, and more! Throwing things back with a little technology-themed episode with the CEO and Co-founder of Aqua-Yield, Clark Bell. And be sure to stick around for the end of the show, when we cover a weekly recap of the markets. Don’t forget to hit subscribe and follow us on social media!

With weather dominating the headlines, the team hosts Eric Snodgrass to chat all things weather. Kyle Bennett of Brandt also joins to discuss equipments sales from Brandt's perspective. This week's headlines include weather, planting progress, an update on the Farm Bill, H5N1, tractor and combine sales, and more! And be sure to stick around for the very end of the show, when we cover a weekly recap of the markets. Don’t forget to hit subscribe! Follow us on social media!

In today's episode, sponsored by Azotic Technologies, Delaney and Tanner sit down with Tim Strahm of Brandt to talk disc speed, and later in the episode Tom Tregunno of Azotic Technologies to chat about their Envita Biologicals product. This week's headlines include an update on the flooding in Brazil, planting progress, a few Bayer headlines, the next US Farm Bill, the next World Food Prize Laureates, an update on H5N1, and a wild machinery auction! And be sure to stick around for the very end of the show, when we cover a weekly recap of the markets. Don't forget to hit subscribe! Learn more about this week's podcast sponsor, Azotic Technologies.

We have an action-packed episode this week as multiple stories dominated the headlines. First up, Delaney and Tanner sit down with Mitchell Hora of Continuum Ag to chat about the recently dropped GREET model. Then on the docket Dean Barke with Fastline shares an update on the equipment market. To catch Mitchell's extended GREET Conference, check out his YouTube channel.

In today's episode, Delaney and Tanner catch up with Dan English, General Manager of FBN Financial, to discuss exciting new developments for them. Delaney also sits down with Cole McBee and Steve McBee Sr. for part 2 of their interview, where they talk more about the success of their show, The McBee Dynasty: Real American Cowboys, and what it’s like to be a first generation farm family in the reality TV space. This week's headlines include news from DJI, H5N1 updates, a surprising organ transplant, news in the carbon market space, and a hands-on research program at the University of Illinois. And be sure to stick around for the very end of the show, when we cover a weekly recap of the markets. Ag News Daily will now be available with video on the Ag News Daily YouTube channel every Friday — check it out!

In today's episode, Delaney sits down with Cole McBee and Steve McBee Sr. to talk about the success of their show, The McBee Dynasty: Real American Cowboys, and what it’s like to be a first-generation farm family in the reality TV space. This week's headlines include John Deere's new CTO position, an encouraging report from The American Farm Bureau Federation, a carbon dioxide pipeline-related lawsuit in Iowa — and the animal that's statistically more of a threat to humans than sharks. And be sure to stick around for the very end of the show, when we cover a weekly recap of the markets. Ag News Daily will now be available with video on the Ag News Daily YouTube channel every Friday — check it out!

In today's episode, Tanner and Delaney sit down with Adam Kayser, technical agronomist for Novonesis, to discuss the company’s recent merger and its rich history in the biotechnology space. They also catch up with Brady Spangenberg of BASF about his role as marketing director of crop protection, as well as BASF’s ambitious 10-year forecast and future projects. This week's headlines include agriculture relief funds in Texas, new Iowa farmland ownership requirements, bovine influenza, updates on the Russia-Ukraine war, and more. And be sure to stick around for the very end of the show, when we cover a weekly recap of the markets. Ag News Daily will now be available with video on the Ag News Daily YouTube channel every Friday — check it out!

In today's episode, Delaney gets the chance to sit down with Elizabeth Burns-Thompson, Head of External Affairs for Landus, to discuss the partnership with Talus Renewables and other focuses for the company. Tanner and Delaney also talk with Barrett Ersek, CEO of Holganix, about the company’s unique microbial technology. This week's headlines include the upcoming solar eclipse, an AGCO/Trimble joint venture, the devastating earthquake in Taiwan, an announcement from Anheuser-Busch, an exciting collab between Pioneer and one NFL quarterback, and more. And be sure to stick around for the very end of the show, when we cover a weekly recap of the markets. Ag News Daily will now be available with video on the Ag News Daily YouTube channel every Friday — check it out!

In today's episode, Tanner and Delaney talk with Mariah Murphy, Director of Field Services for Truterra, about the company’s carbon program that’s earning real profits for farmers. They also sit down with Courtney Fara, U.S. Marketing Portfolio Lead for Corteva, to learn about winter canola and its opportunities as a new revenue source. This week's headlines include the Baltimore bridge destruction, a vaccine for BRD, a huge farmland sale in Iowa, and illegal giant sheep breeding in Montana. And be sure to stick around for the very end of the show, when we cover a weekly recap of the markets. Ag News Daily will now be available with video on the Ag News Daily YouTube channel every Friday — check it out!

In today's episode, Tanner and Delaney talk with Mick Messman, CEO of DPH Biologicals, about their efforts to quantify the comprehensive value of biologicals—a tall order. This week's headlines include Cargill's FFA donation, rebuilding after the Smoke Creek Fire, a new collaboration between John Deere and Kinze, RAPP funds, and an unusual potential source of protein. And be sure to stick around for the very end of the show, when we cover a weekly recap of the markets. Ag News Daily will now be available with video on the Ag News Daily YouTube channel every Friday — check it out!

Welcome to the first week of Ag News Daily with video! This weekly roundup of headlines includes Tyson Foods, US Protein labeling, Ethanol and Oil headlines and the latest updates from the Russian-Ukrainian conflict. This week we are also joined by Liz Knutsen, the Soybean Marketing Lead at Pioneer, as we chat through the launch of the new Z-Series Soybean! And stick around for the very end of the show, when we cover a weekly recap of the markets. Ag News Daily will now be available with video on the Ag News Daily YouTube channel every Friday — be sure to check it out!

In today's episode Delaney and Tanner sit down with Macey Hurst, a cattlewoman from Jefferson City, Missouri, who is one of many young producers representing the beef industry with the help of the Beef Trailblazers program.

Tanner and Delaney sit down with Dr. Stephanie Wire, National Incident Coordinator (NIC) for HPAI, for updates on the avian influenza outbreak and what producers can be doing to help protect their flocks.

In today's episode, Delaney and Tanner talk with Julie Christensen, Product Marketer for Bushel, as she shares highlights from the company's annual State of the Farm report.

Tanner and Delaney sit down with Meaghan Anderson, field agronomist for Iowa State University Extension, to discuss potential challenges for the 2024 growing season.

Delaney and Tanner talk with Ted Seifried, VP and Chief Market Strategist for Zaner Ag Hedge, in today's #MarketMonday episode.

In today's Fri-YAY episode, Delaney gets an opportunity to chat with Jerry Carroll, farmer and farm comedian/speaker, about his background and how he got into farming mushrooms.

In today's interview, Delaney and Tanner are joined at Commodity Classic by Josh Linville, Vice President for Fertilizer for StoneX, to talk all things fertilizer.

Tanner and Delaney talk with Ted McKinney, CEO of NASDA, about the organization's recent trip to Cuba and trade discussions that are taking place.

Delaney and Ineka chat with Ryan Dwyer, Cargill Elevate Product Leader, as he announces the launch of Cargill's new grain marketing tool.

In today's Market Monday episode, Delaney talks with Shawn Hackett of Hackett Financial Advisors.

Delaney and Tanner chat with the new Ag News Daily intern, Ineka Dykzeul, as she covers her farm background, education and interests.

Tanner and Delaney sit down with Jana Gäbert, a German farmer, who outlines the reasons behind recent farmer protests in Germany.

Delaney sits down with Jay O'Neil, Proprietor of HJ O'Neil Commodity Consulting, to discuss how geopolitical issues are causing challenges within the logistics and shipping industry.

Today Delaney is joined by Rajib Saha, Associate Professor in Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering at University of Nebraska-Lincoln, as he breaks down how extreme weather events impact corn on a molecular level.

Delaney sits down with Roman Keeney, Associate Professor for Purdue, to discuss the status of the farm bill and the process for getting it finalized.

Today, Delaney and Tanner sit down with Scott Brown, an agriculture economist at the University of Missouri, to chat about the factors affecting farm profitability in 2024.

In a special Valentine's Day episode, Tanner and Corey Hillebo get the chance to chat with Kaylene Ballesteros, Marketing Manager for Hay & Forage for John Deere, out at the World Ag Expo in Tulare, California.

On today's Tech Tuesday episode, Delaney chats with Kurt Alles, Head of Sustainability for Farmers Business Network, as he looks ahead to sustainability programs in 2024.

Delaney talks with Matt Bennett of AgMarket.Net on today's Market Monday episode.

Tanner and Delaney sit down with Sandro Steinbach, Professor at North Dakota State University, to talk about how international shipping logistics can impact the U.S. agricultural industry.

Today, Tanner and Delaney talk with Susan Stroud of No Bull Ag about opportunities and challenges in the renewables industry.

Tanner and Delaney talk with Dan Keitzer, Iowa Corn Industrial Usage & U.S. Production Chair for the Iowa Corn Growers Association, about a potential new demand for Iowa corn.

Delaney sits down with Caleb Schleder, Director of Technical Services and Support at Precision Planting, to talk planter technology.

Delaney chats with Naomi Blohm of Total Farm Marketing on today's Market Monday episode.

Delaney and Tanner chat with Kevin Hall, the communications director for the Iowa Pork Producers Association, about their award-winning "Purchase Moore Hamann Bacon" campaign that went viral a few months ago.

Delaney and Tanner catch up with DeLoss Jahnke, RFD Radio Network at the Illinois Farm Bureau, as he recounts his recent experiences on the Commstock Brazil Farmland Tour.

Today, Delaney and Tanner chat about 2023 and 2024 equipment trends with Casey Seymour of the Moving Iron Podcast.

On this Tech Tuesday episode, Tanner sits down with Shekhar Gupta, CEO & Founder of MyAnIML, to discuss the latest research on the company's technology.

For today's Market Monday episode, Tanner sits down again with Ashley "The Grain Lady" Bettenhausen.

Delaney and Tanner chat with Andrew Mauch, President of the North Dakota Corn Growers Association, about his leadership journey and getting involved.

Iowa State University, in partnership with the Swine Health Information Center (SHIC) recently released their web-based standardized outbreak investigation program. The tool was developed in response to an industry need for a standardized tool to make sustainable progress on biosecurity, this expert-built application provides for consistent investigation and data collection.

Today Delaney sits down with Patrick Davis, MU Extension Livestock Field Specialist, to discuss cattle production.

In today's Tech Tuesday episode, Tanner and Delaney sit down with Lars Dyrud, CEO of EarthOptics, to discuss the company's soil mapping technology.

For today's Market Monday conversation, Delaney and Tanner sit down with Darin Newsom, Senior Market Analyst for Barchart.

Dorivar Ruiz Diaz, professor of soil fertility and nutrient management at Kansas State University, discusses a recently-funded research project led by the university that focuses on improving yields sustainably amidst changing climates.

Marcia Bunger of the USDA's Risk Management Agency joins us today to talk about the pilot of the Weaned Calf Risk Protection Program.

Today we're sitting down with Wally Taylor, an attorney for the Sierra Club of Iowa, to discuss the organization's concerns about a Clayton County livestock facility that is seeking approval from state regulators on how to dispose the manure they produce.

On this #TechTuesday episode, Tanner sits down with Mick Messman, president and CEO of DPH Biologicals to talk products, a big announcement, and what's coming down the pipeline in 2024.

Today we're chatting with Derrell Peel, Oklahoma State University Extension's livestock marketing specialist, to discuss weather, drought, and pasture and how that could impact cattle production.

In today's episode, Tanner sits down with Kelly Garrett to discuss his positive experience participating in Truterra's carbon program.

Today, Eric Snodgrass, science fellow at Nutrien Ag Solutions, shares insights about 2024 U.S. and global weather patterns and how they could affect farmers.

For today's Tech Tuesday episode, Delaney sits down with Adam Gittins of HTS Ag to chat about his new role as president of the company as well as emerging technologies in precision agriculture.

Mike Zuzolo from Global Commodity Analytics joins to chat markets on our first Market Monday episode of the new year! We talk WASDE, demand outlook, and the potential impact of current weather on the cattle market.

Today, Madeline Schultz, Women in Ag Program Manager for Iowa State University Extension and Outreach, shares about their upcoming agriculture cybersecurity seminar.

Today's episode features guest Dr. Brian Dorcey of Farmers Business Network, as he discusses feedlot nutrition and the new Profectus Feed Tool.

In today's episode, Delaney and Tanner talk with Secretary Mike Naig, reflecting on 2023 and looking to the year ahead.

In this episode, we sit down with Mike Burdick, Head of Sales for Sabanto, to chat about autonomy in agriculture.

Join us as we chat with Hayley Painter of Painterland Sisters, a yogurt company rooted in a family dairy farm.

In this episode, we explore the world of tillage and precision agriculture with John Fulton, a professor for Agricultural and Biological Engineering at Ohio State University.

In this episode, we discuss irrigation and precision agriculture technology with special guest Tanner Oliphant, the Director of Ag Technology Sales for Lindsay Corporation.

Challenges and opportunities that lie ahead in 2024, diving into the tightening balance sheets for producers, the impact of fluctuating fertilizer and commodity prices, and the evolving dynamics of global markets. Matt shares valuable insights on navigating uncertainties, making strategic grain marketing decisions, and capitalizing on potential profit margins.

An exciting conversation with Michell Hora, the founder of Continuum Ag. We dive into the world of carbon scoring and the billion bushel challenge. Mitchell and his team are leading the way in lowering carbon intensity scores in agriculture and empowering farmers to make a positive impact on the environment.

In this episode, Tucker speaks about the legacy and goals of his family business, their involvement in the American Quarter Horse Association, and the importance of having a voice in the agricultural community.

Join us as we dive into the world of sustainable agriculture and climate solutions in this episode featuring Debbie Reed, Executive Director of Ecosystem Services Market Consortium (ESMC).

In this episode, we dive into the world of drone technology and it's transformative impact on the agricultural industry.

In this episode, Delaney and Tanner engage in an insightful conversation with Naomi Bloom from Total Farm Marketing.

In this episode, Delaney sits down with Dr. Paul Sundberg, from Swine Health Information Center. Paul dives into the mission of SHIC, which revolves around emerging swine diseases and preparedness.

Join us as we catch up with Scott Hays, the President of the National Pork Producers and a Missouri pig farmer. In this conversation, we discuss Scott's accomplishments during his term as the current president. Scott also shares insights into his own fifth-generation hog farming operation and the pride he feels in continuing his family's legacy.

In this podcast, join us as we dive into the work of Molly Christensen, the Communications and Outreach Coordinator for the Texas State Soil and Water Conservation Board.

For today's #TechTuesday episode, Delaney and Tanner sit down with Randall Barker, CEO and co-founder of Intent Ag.

Diving into the world of agriculture markets as we catch up with Ted Seifried from the Zaner Group. In this episode, Ted shares his high-level outlook for 2024, discussing the potential challenges and opportunities awaiting farmers.

In this episode with Ed Elfman, we discuss the importance of staying informed about the global economy and its impact on the banking industry and customers.

Diving into the intricate world of carbon management with Clay Craighton, the Strategic Accounts Manager at Agoro Carbon Alliance.

In this episode, we sit down with Josh Linville, Vice President of Fertilizer for StoneX, to discuss the current state of fertilizer prices and their outlook for 2024.

From groundbreaking advancements in technology to real-world applications, Marcus shares his expertise and insights on how precision platforms are redefining various industries.

In this episode, we explore the recent market trends, the impact of South American weather on grain markets, and the challenges and opportunities in the current economic landscape.

Join Delaney as she dives into a conversation with Liz Knutson, the US Soybean Marketing Lead for Pioneer.

Join Delaney as she catches up with Charles Baron, the co-founder of Farmers Business Network.

Join us as we dive into the intricacies of soybeans, corn markets, and discussions on cattle reports on this market Monday.

In this episode of "Farmers for Soil Health", Delaney continues her discussion from the National Association of Farm Broadcasters annual convention. In this part two conversation, the panel dives into the specifics of how farmers can enroll in the program and receive financial incentives for implementing sustainable practices such as cover crops.

Join Delaney as she moderates a panel discussion at the National Association of Farm Broadcasters Annual Convention. The focus of the conversation is the "Farmers for Soil Health" program, which aims to achieve an ambitious goal of reaching 30 million acres of cover crops by 2030.

Join us as we uncover Jeff's background, the history of DAG, and the unique challenges and opportunities involved in designing and constructing large-scale cannabis facilities.

Join us as we explore the latest innovations, discuss groundbreaking grant funds, and interview key players at Bushel, including product manager Ian Hall and Business Development Manager Brant Flint.

In this episode, we join Tommy Grisafi from Advanced Trading to uncover the latest insights and trends in the soybean market.

Gary Schnitkey of University of Illinois joins to discuss this year’s outlook for triggered crop insurance premiums, and his outlook for 2024.

In this episode, we travel to West Tennessee to have a conversation with John Verrell, a dedicated farmer and integral member of the Xtreme Ag team.

Special guest Trent Ford, the State Climatologist of Illinois, shares his expertise on understanding the shifting patterns and trends that impact agriculture in the state.

In this episode, we sit down with Ella Hommel and Kody Koberg, two innovation interns for America's Cultivation Corridor.

Join us as we welcome special guest Jim McCormick from Agmarket.Net to discuss the latest developments in the soybean and corn markets.

In this episode, we have a captivating conversation with Ben Palin, the Director of Ag Management Partners. As a fifth-generation farmer himself, Ben brings a unique perspective to the table as we explore the topic of carbon sequestration and its potential impact on agriculture.

Bob Ruth Shares His Journey and Insights in the Pork Industry.

Join us as we sit down with Mandy Hazelett, Associate Director of Convention & Events. In this episode, we discuss the preparations leading up to the convention, the record-breaking attendance, and the various activities and opportunities available for FFA members throughout the week.

In today's episode, we are thrilled to have Andrew Duff, the General Manager for North America at Groundwork BioAG, as our guest. With a strong background in agriculture and experience working for industry giants like Monsanto, Andrew brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to the table.

Join us on this #MarketMonday with President and CEO Shawn Hackett of Hackett Financial Advisors

Join us with Meaghan Anderson, Field Agronomist, as she shares her experiences from troubleshooting problems, engaging with growers, to offering valuable insights on the challenges faced by farmers in central Iowa.

PRRS is currently the most economically debilitating disease in the swine industry costing hundreds of millions of dollars in losses each year. Due to this impact, multiple organizations are working toward a gene-edited PRRS resistant pig. We're joined by Dr. Chris Rademacher from Iowa State University and the Iowa Pork Industry Center to discuss the path forward for this technology.

The National Ranching Heritage Center, a unique museum located near Texas Tech University. Our guest, Adrian Hawkins, the communications manager of the center, takes us on a journey through its rich history and the importance of preserving ranching heritage.

In this episode, we are joined by Kit Barron, Head of Data Science at Farmers Business Network, to dive into the latest updates of the artificial intelligence tool, Norm. Norm, a conversational AI agronomist, was developed to assist farmers in making informed decisions regarding various aspects of farming.

Join us as we talk about the world of global markets and commodities with senior market analyst Darin Newsom.

In this episode, we delve into the remarkable story of John's Farm, a family farm run in Oklahoma by Kris Gosney and her husband. Discover the rich history of this legacy, spanning back to the 1893 Land Run, as two families converge to create a unique agricultural venture.

In this episode, Delaney and Tanner interview Tina May, Vice President of Rural Services and Chief of Staff for Lando Lakes, to learn more about the background and mission behind the American Connection Core program.

In this episode, we sit down with Kenn Zuckerberg, the lead economist for farm supply and biofuel at CoBank, to gain insights from their recently released quarterly report.

In this episode, we have a special guest, Michael Goeldi, Head of Customer Success at SmaXtec, a leading technology company in early detection of health diseases in dairy cows.

In this episode of "#MarketMonday," join us in welcoming our special guest Jeff French, owner of Ag Hedgers, where Jeff reflects on the recent USDA report and its impact on soybean yields.

In this episode of Farmer Friday, join us as we chat with farmer Mike Hildebrand from Prescott, Wisconsin. Mike speaks about the ups and downs of the harvest season and his cover crops on the farm.

Mike wears many hats and is passionate about advocating for the next generation in agriculture. With a focus on supporting the transition of family farms and the upcoming wealth transfer in the industry, Mike shares his expertise and insights.

Join us as we explore the world of agriculture and the importance of academic engagement in shaping the future with Tia O'Brien of Corteva Agriscience.

Discover the groundbreaking research behind Dr. Schnable's Corn Genome Project and delve into the fascinating world of corn genetics.

Join market advisor Naomi Blohm from Total Farm Marketing as she shares her expert insights on the latest trends, news, and developments in the agricultural markets.

In this episode, we sit down with Mike Newland, the Director of Agriculture Business Development with PERC (Propane Education and Research Council).

In this episode of our podcast, we delve into the pressing issue of soybean transportation amidst drought conditions. Join us as we sit down with Michael Steenhoek, Executive Director of the Soybean Transportation Coalition.

In this episode, we sit down with Harold Wolle, the newly appointed President of the National Corn Growers Association. We explore the process of becoming a national leader in the corn industry, the challenges faced by corn farmers, and the importance of conservation practices.

In this episode, we sit down with Kevin Gale, an experienced agriculture sales agronomist based in Illinois. Join us as we delve into the world of tar spots that have impacted the 2023 growing season.

Join us with expert Angie Setzer as we explore the latest crop reports, uncover market trends, and provide valuable analysis on yield expectations.

Mason Brown, the manager for Fire & Salt Co in Corning, Iowa, joins today to discuss how they are building the ultimate beef experience. Based on the theme of "respecting the hard things", they are working to bring together a brand that represents farmers, ranchers, and consumers who all have an interest in having a deeper connection with their food.

Jim Rothermich, a real estate appraiser with Iowa Appraisal in West Des Moines, Iowa, takes us on a journey through the ever-changing world of land values.

Join us as we sit down with Eric Snodgrass with Nutrien Ag Solutions, for a discussion on the ups and downs of the 2023 growing season. From unpredictable rain patterns to the impact of El Niño, Eric shares his expert analysis and forecasts for harvest.

Join us on #TechTuesday as we chat with Craig Ganssle, CEO of Farmwave. Discover how AI is revolutionizing the farming industry during harvest season and find out how Farmwave's innovative technology is increasing efficiency in the field.

In this podcast we are joined by Matt Bennett from agmarket.net who gives an update on the progress of bean cutting in Central Illinois.

Join us in this episode as we sit down with Jordan Lang to discuss the exciting world of ag-tech upgrades.

Join our guest, Josh Linville, the Vice President of Fertilizer for Stone X. In this podcast, we explore the ever-evolving landscape of fertilizer pricing, market trends, and the global impact on agriculture.

A sixth-generation Texan, Texas Slim brings a wealth of wisdom and experience to the table. From his early days growing up in a farming and ranching community to his remarkable self-taught journey into technology and research analysis, he's witnessed firsthand the evolving landscape of agriculture over the past half-century.

Join us as we explore the concept of on-demand tissue analysis and its impact on crop nutrition with John Mascoe.

We introduce our special guest, Ashley, who is from from South Central North Dakota and runs a thriving cash grain marketing company. Ashley shares her journey and expertise in helping farmers secure the best cash prices for their crops.

Join us as we explore the strategies and solutions that empower growers across diverse regions. Learn about captive financing and how financial services from Nutrien Financial can boost your profitability.

Join Tanner and CJ as they delve into the cutting-edge advancements in farming technology showcased at Farm Progress Show 2023.

Join Evan, a Canadian farmer and co-founder of Farmer Coach, shares his inspiring journey from farming to entrepreneurship in the agricultural world.

Riley Bell, an intern for Ag Leader Technology, joins the podcast to chat about the internship she had with the company.

Tommy Grisafi joins Delaney for the day to chat about all things markets! Be sure to get your afternoon update on many aspects of the market today.

For today's Fri-YAY episode, Jennifer chats with Josie Kelly, Iowa FFA North Central State Vice President, about what she has been up to as a State FFA Officer, as well as why agricultural companies should support this organization.

Texas Tech Grad Student, and passionate ag communicator, Kaylee Imke, will soon become a familiar voice to many AND listeners as she steps into her new role as the team's new intern.

Dreaming of flying over your farm? Well, you might be in luck! Ryse Aero Technologies is an Ohio-based startup that has created a unique machine that can be flown without a pilot’s license and offers a new way to see a farm or ranch. Tune in to hear the CEO and Founder Mick Kowitz share more.

Tamara Leigh, Co-Founder and CEO of EIO Diagnostics, joins for today's TechTuesday to discuss the latest infrared and AI technology her company is developing to help with early detection of mastitis on dairy farms.

Tom Uthell from Epic Ag joins guest hosts Corey and David to talk about their new soil probe.

Why is an energy company wanting to get involved in agriculture? President Kevin Lucke of Chevron REG sits down with Tanner to discuss this topic.

AgriNovus Indiana, a non-profit aimed at growing the ag bioscience economy in the state of Indiana, works to help find the latest and greatest in the ag tech space and bring that to its members. We sit down with Mitch Frazier, the current CEO, to discuss the organization and what he sees as major trends coming down the pipeline.

Ashley Althaus is a senior at Iowa State majoring in Ag Systems Technology. For our TechTuesday episode, Ashley joins to share a little bit about what the future of AST looks like, and what students like her can expect once they get out into the field.

After last week's Pro Farmer Crop Tour, Ted Seifried joins to chat about what he saw in the fields, and his outlook for the remainder of the growing season.

Ben Riensche, a farmer in Jesup, Iowa, joins the podcast today to reflect on this growing season. With the past week hitting 100 degree plus temperatures, Ben shares how this week in particular may shape the 2023 crop.

Amy Taylor, a student at Iowa State University, just wrapped up a summer internship in Tanzania where she was working with the School for Field Studies. During her summer abroad, she helped to conduct research on large carnivores, and spent time surveying local townships about the affects these large carnivores play in their local ag systems. Tune in now to hear Amy's story!

Tom Olson, a West Central Wisconsin Dairy farmer and member of the Dairy Pricing Association, joins to discuss the new Dairy Industry Framework for Self-Regulation proposal. This framework aims to level the playing field for dairy farmers and processors.

Representatives from Intelinair and Eiwa and Intelinair join to share their new multi-year collaboration project aimed implementing drone analytic technology to assess and monitor early season corn and soybeans.

Jeff French of AgHeders.com joins to chat markets on today's #MarketMonday episode!

Tom Olson, President of the Dairy Pricing Association, joins to explain the recent proposal presented to Congress on a potential dairy checkoff reform.

Dane Braun, Vice President of Platform Strategy at Bushel Farm, has a conversation with Tanner and Jennifer about the recent release of the 2023 Bushel State of the Farm Report.

Brent Johnson, President of the Iowa Farm Bureau, discusses inflation's effects on farmers, the farm bill, and carbon markets.

Take a listen to this week's #TechTuesday episode, featuring a study on the environmental impacts of precision agriculture, from Brownfield Ag News.

With Delaney and Tanner both back this week, they have Darin Newsom join for a #MarketMonday conversation.

National Cattlemen's Beef Association Regional Vice President Mike Landuyt discusses a Livestock Risk Protection program he would like to see featured in the upcoming farm bill.

Chris Vry, Owner and Operator of Funny Ass Farm, joins to discuss flower farming and how his farm developed its name!

Josh Linville with StoneX discusses the fertilizer market in today's episode to look at the direction the prices have been moving in and why.

Dan Martens of Novamont joins for #TechTuesday to discuss sustainability technologies, including bioplastic mulch film.

Naomi Blohm of Total Farm Marketing joins Jennifer today to take a look at the volatile markets.

Brent Johnson, President of the Iowa Farm Bureau, joins today to chat about policy that he has been focusing on lately in DC.

Carson and Casey of Sage Ag are featured to share all things about their business located in Central Iowa.

Dave Green, Executive Vice President of the Wheat Quality Council, joins to share about the recent educational excursion the council and partnered companies took to North Dakota and surrounding states.

Andrew Duff of Groundwork Bio talks with Tanner about soil and how his biological technology is beneficial for the future of soil health.

Angie Setzer with Consus joins us for the final #MarketMonday of July. Listen to the changes the markets have been up to and some potential areas affecting them.

Jon Janssen of Janssen Angus joins to share what his cattle operation looks like, along with how his experiences in college and early career path helped guide him to where he is today!

Billi Hunt, Executive Director of America's Cultivation Corridor, joins to discuss Cultivo, their virtual academy, and the upcoming Israeli cohort participating in it.

Tyler Harp, the Fungicide Technical Product Lead with Syngenta, discusses with Tanner the Cleaner and Greener fungicide portfolio.

Dan English with the Farmers Business Network discusses a new technology that was recently announced to benefit farmers and their land evaluation.

Tommy Grisafi with Advance Trading talks all things markets with Tanner and Delaney on today's #MarketMonday episode!

We sit down with Joe Kerns to discuss the impact the carbon market may have on the livestock industry in the future.

Mississippi State University is launching a new ag autonomy institute focusing on how to support the autonomous industry. Tanner chats with Director Alex Thomasson and Associate Director Madison Dixon to discuss the exciting new program.

Iowa Representative Zach Nunn joins to discuss some legislation he has spearheaded trying to help bring better broadband to rural America. We also touch on the Farm Bill and a few other priorities for Washington D.C.

Bill Howell, CEO and General Manager of Adkins Energy, discusses a new carbon capture and repurpose program that Adkins Energy would be one of the first to try!

Arlan Suderman, Chief Commodities Economist with StoneX, joins Tanner and Jennifer to discuss what we are currently seeing in the markets.

Adair County Extension Office Interns, Kenzie Miller and Lily Day, talk about their experience as interns this summer and what they've been up to at the county fair!

Han Chen, Chief Executive Officer of ZeaKal, joins today to share some exciting news about the future of ZeaKal!

Kaylee Kleitsch, an intern for the Corn Refiners Association located in Washington D.C., shares with us what her internship has looked like this summer and why students should take the risk to step out of their comfort zone!

Dr. Paul Mozdziak of North Carolina State University joins us for this exciting TechTuesday to discuss all things related to cellular-based meat development!

Boyd Brooks of Consus ROI joins this market Monday to talk all things crops!

Colby Jones, manager of Durbin Farms Market located in Alabama, joins our Fri-Yay episode to discuss everything from peaches to ice cream to tourists!

Trish Cook, President of the Iowa Pork Producers Association, joins Delaney and Tanner today to discuss the EATS Act.

Holly Schmitt, President of the Iowa FFA Association, joins to give an update on what Iowa FFA has been kept busy with this summer and an outlook for the upcoming months.

Regan Kramer, an Iowa State University student, is interning in New Zealand on a dairy farm. Take a listen to learn about her experience so far and some differences between the Midwest dairy industry and New Zealand's.

Discussing research that she is assisting with in Montana through the USDA, Emily Trumm joins the podcast to discuss her experience so far.

Bill Harmon, professor at Lincoln Land Community College, joins the podcast today to discuss enrollment rates in agriculture programs at the collegiate level and the effects the industry is feeling from the decrease.

Adam Gittins, General Manager of HTS Ag, discusses Ag Leader technology opportunities for producers, including RightSpot.

For the last #MarketMonday of June, Jim McCormick of AgMarket.net joins Delaney and Tanner.

Abby Wing, Member Relations Intern with Land O'Lakes, shares her experience with them so far this summer and information she believes consumers should be aware of!

To celebrate Turkey Lover's Month, Breanna Selsor, Communication Intern for the Iowa Turkey Federation, discusses ways to incorporate turkey into your everyday diet and upcoming opportunities to learn more about all things turkey!

With Jennifer returning from her study abroad in Italy, she joins us today to discuss her experience, including sites, food, and what she was exactly studying in her month abroad!

Arthur Erickson, CEO and Co-Founder of Hylio, joins today to discuss the creation of this AgroDrone company, along with regulation, uses, and licensing.

Eric Snodgrass, Science Fellow for Nutrien Ag Solutions, joins to chat about all things weather; the strength of El Nino, the floods in Texas, and the growing season ahead.

Alisa (Liza) Gusterer, Vice President at smaXtec, joins today to discuss how the company has harnessed technology to detect and prevent mastitis in dairy cows.

Judith de Vor, a Dutch dairy farmer, farms with her husband about an hour outside of Amsterdam. She made the choice to leave her full-time job and join her husband on the farm permanently, years ago, and never looked back.

Kevin Krieg of Intelinair joins to discuss their latest technology; helping growers be more efficient in the field.

During today's #MarketMonday conversation, Ted Seifried of the Zaner Group joins to chat WASDE report, weather, demand, and more.

Tim Haer and his family own Green Grass Cattle Company, based in Weston, Missouri. As a way to come back to the farm, Tim knew diversification was a must, and eventually came up with the idea to sell their meat directly to consumers through the use of vending machines.

Farmer Dan, located in the NE Panhandle of Texas, joins the podcast today to share about how crops and weather are tracking in his neck of the woods.

Ben Cicora, the Senior VP of Sales and Marketing, joins the podcast to discuss some of their new technology coming down the pipeline for growers.

Steve Sibulkin, CEO of BioLumic, joins the podcast to discuss their newly announced partnership with Gro Alliance to scale the first UV light technology for Corn and Soybeans. The UV light technology will help with a variety of production measures for conventional crops.

Weather market, or not to weather market. Naomi Blohm joins to share more about her outlook on the 2023 growing season and where the markets head from here.

Iowa Swine Day is holding its 12th annual conference on June 30, 2023. Stacie Matchan, Program Coordinator for the Iowa Pork Industry Center, joins to share about the upcoming conference. Register now for the conference.

Mitchell Hora, one of the founding fathers of the regenerative ag and carbon space, joins today to chat about what he's up to, and Continuum Ag's upcoming TopSoil Summit. Register for their upcoming event now: https://continuum.ag/events/to...

Alice in Dairyland is a decades-old program celebrating and honoring Wisconsin agriculture. Today on the podcast, we chat with the 2023 Alice in Dairyland, Ashley Hagenow.

Jason Cope, the co-founder and Chief Intellectual Property Officer of PowerPollen, joins today's TechTuesday conversation to chat about updates the company has had, and some of the expansion the company has seen over the last few years.

Vehicle manufacturers have started to announce they may discontinue the inclusion of AM radio in new vehicles. Joe Gill, President of the National Association of Farm Broadcasting, joins today to share the potential impact of this decision on rural America.

Caitlin Arnold Stephano from Farm Aid joins to share about the new Spanish Speaking Hotline in honor of Mental Health Awareness Month.

Tom Ryan, President of Truterra, joins to discuss their 2022 Carbon program results which paid out more than $5 Million to farmers.

Garrett Toy of AgTraderTalk joins to chat markets. What's driving today's jump in old crop? Tune in to find out.

Grain Market Insider, a newsletter service for farmers by Total Farm Marketing, was recently launched. Brad Peterson, Director of Sales and Marketing with Total Farm Marketing, shares more about why the newsletter was started, and how it may differ from others in the industry. Sign up for your free 30-day trial of Grain Market Insider.

With the Supreme Court announcement last week preserving the California law, Proposition 12, banning the sale of pork from pigs kept in tightly confined states, what happens now? Lori Stevermer, President-Elect on the National Pork Producer Council’s Executive Board joins today to discuss the future of the pork industry.

Logan Stephens, a farmer in the northwest corner of Kansas, shares his outlook on the winter wheat and corn crop as well as his outlook for cattle production in the area for 2023. With the Kansas Wheat tour underway this week, yields are top of mind for many and Logan also shares his thoughts on what we see coming out of the field later this summer.

Artificial Intelligence continues to dominate the headlines, but what tools will it bring to agriculture? Shekhar Gupta, CEO of My AnIML, shares a new way to manage disease in cattle.

All commodity markets are screaming higher today, led by KC Wheat in the grain complex. Where will this steam stop for the cattle markets? Jeff French shares his thoughts.

Travis Carlson is a writer and independent filmmaker from Gerry, NY, a rural town south of Buffalo. He recently wrote a feature film, Mother’s Day, based on his lived experience with his mother’s struggle with mental illness. Watch Mother's Day now on Pan-American Films.

Delaney brings some final thoughts from our congressional leaders in Washington D.C. with today's focus on foreign farmland investments. Steven Peterson, Associate Administrator at the FSA, Senator John Thune, and Congresswoman Abigail Spanberger.

Matt Erickson, Ag Economic and Policy Advisor for Farm Credit Services of America, chats his outlook for 2023 farm profitability.

For this week's #TechTuesday, the National Director, Ethan Winter, and Climate Policy Manager, Samantha Levy, of Smart Solar join to discuss the future of solar technology.

Delaney takes on the news for today and has Tommy Grisafi join for Monday market updates.

Listen to three Congress Representatives share their thoughts on WOTUS and how it would affect those in the farming sector.

Chuck Strand, the Executive Director of Rural Minds, joins us to discuss their webinar that will be on May 10, covering the topic of mental health in caregivers for those in rural areas.

Joby Young, the Executive Vice President of the American Farm Bureau Federation, joins us today from an interview Delaney had with him when she visited D.C. Young discusses the Farm Bill and Right to Repair Legislation.

Todd Janzen gives us a further look at AI technology, with deeper insights on the legality side of the topic.

For the first #MarketMonday of May, Ted Seifried joins Tanner and Delaney to discuss many aspects of what is affecting our marketplace at this time.

North Dakota Agriculture Commissioner Doug Goehring discusses the outlook of agriculture in the state, including the impacts of flooding, prevention methods for the future, and supply chain occurrences.

Today we hear comments on the USDA Census from Hubert Hamer, Administrator of NASS, and Congressman Tracey Mann.

With more interviews from when Delaney visited D.C. for the NAFB Washington Watch, we hear from Kathy Mathers, the Vice President of Public Affairs for the National Fertilizer Institute.

Kit Barron, Head of Data Science of Farmers Business Network, brought the topic of FBN's new AI technology titled "Norm" that will be provided to network members.

Shawn Hackett joins Delaney and Tanner today to discuss international and domestic occurrences in the markets.

This week Delaney visited Washington D.C. with the NAFB. While out there, she brought back many interviews to share! Today we are chatting with Chris Novak, the President and CEO of CropLife America.

Fastline joins Tanner today to give company updates and new announcements!

Tanner and Jennifer discussed with Brenna Bird, the Attorney General of Iowa, WOTUS, her position duties, and other areas her office has been focusing on.

Tanner had the opportunity to talk with a team of four students who researched and created a more sustainable version of styrofoam based on soybeans!

Tanner has a great conversation with Jim McCormick of AgMarket.net to take a look at today's markets.

Bill Couser of Couser Cattle Company joins Delaney today to discuss his continuous international travels, ranging from Uruguay to Germany and more!

Dr. Joe Colletti joins Jennifer today for part two of their conversation over the FAO, sustainable agriculture, and an opportunity for students to study these subjects internationally.

Dr. Joe Colletti, retired Associate Dean of the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences at Iowa State University, joins Jennifer today in the first part of two to discuss research programs with the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations.

Ian Clifford of FuelPositive joins the podcast for this #TechTuesday to discuss their innovative technology to help farmers. Learn about it in today's episode!

Darin Newsom joins Delaney and Tanner for #MarketMonday with discussions on the wheat markets, farm income, and more.

Lisa Coffelt, the Marketing Director of the Iowa Renewable Fuels Association, joins Tanner to discuss the recent renewal and expansion of the On-Farm Biodiesel Credit Program. Find out how it works, the advantages of participating, and how you can be a part of the program all on today's episode!

Tanner spoke with Dr. Tom Barber of the University of Arkansas about research he has conducted on weed control. Listen to learn more about his research, discoveries he has made, and recommendations to take into consideration this planting season.

Sara Dudley joins the podcast today to discuss all things carbon credits. Working as one of New Century FS's Biological and Sustainability Specialists, Sara is knowledgeable on how carbon credits could benefit your operation, how they can be created, and the outlook for their market.

Naomi Blohm of Total Farm Marketing joins Delaney and Tanner today to discuss the market outlook!

Delaney and Tanner cover the USDA Report released today. Jennifer discusses agriculture processes from the field to your fork in North Dakota, Minnesota, and South Dakota, with Gabby Hackley, a student at Iowa State University.

South Dakota Farm Bureau President Scott VanderWal joins Jennifer today to discuss legislation that was recently reintroduced in Congress that would allow meat and poultry products to be sold across state lines.

As winter turns into spring, Delaney and Tanner talk with Eric Snodgrass about upcoming weather outlooks for the midwest.

Nick Dyner, CEO of Moleaer, discusses the unique technology of nanobubbles with Tanner this week! Find out what exactly nanobubbles are, how they can help your operation, and what the future of Moleaer looks like.

Join us for #MarketMonday with Dan Hussey for a rundown on what is happening in the markets and a look at certain commodities.

Kaylee Kleitsch, a senior at Iowa State University, recently traveled to Australia on a study abroad course. While there, she had the opportunity to learn about their animal production systems, irrigation forms, and even purple potatoes!

Featured on today's episode, Glen Arnold, a professor and field specialist at The Ohio State University, discusses his research conducted on manure being used as a yield-enhancing fertilizer.

Jennifer had the opportunity to talk with Amie Haselbring of FS Growmark about career opportunities for both interns and post-graduation jobs, along with the benefits of being a member of FS!

Tanner talked with Todd Hauser, the CEO and Co-Founder of Trillium Ag, about the company, the technology it offers crop producers, and the stages this company has crossed so far.

Take a listen to today's episode to catch up on the latest headlines and what is occurring in markets with Jeff French.

Jennifer is attending National PAS Conference this week and had the opportunity to sit down with competitor Abby Wing to discuss what PAS is, what members gain, and why companies should consider students in this organization for future careers.

Brian Baldridge, the new Ohio Director of Agriculture, joined Delaney to discuss events that have occurred since he began in February in the industry as well as the future of agriculture for the state.

Neil Krummen and Barb Kastner join Delaney to discuss the Iowa Corn Growers Association I-LEAD Program, their recent travels to Spain and Morocco, and how they were able to participate in this opportunity.

Carrying on with interviews from Commodity Classic, Delaney and Tanner met with Dean Barke from Fastline to discuss new upcomings and improvements in their technology.

Delaney and Tanner are back in Iowa from their trip down to Commodity Classic. Tommy Grisafi joins us today to discuss the markets and up-to-date banking announcements.

Charles Baron, Co-Founder of Farmers Business Network, joins today to discuss recent announcements revealed at Commodity Classic.

Tanner and Delaney are in Orlando for the rest of this week to cover Commodity Classic. Get caught up on that, along with a discussion Delaney had with Kellie Livernois on Bushel Farm.

Tanner is down in Florida for the beginning of Commodity Classic and gives us an update on the WASADE Report. Delaney met with Kam Quarles, the CEO of the National Potato Council, to discuss what these producers have been up to, how they contribute to our supply chain economy, and things they would like to see in the upcoming Farm Bill.

On the Ag News Daily podcast today, we have Smartwyre joining. Listen to learn about data health and the great opportunities Smartwyre has for producers of many industries!

Matthew Bennett discusses markets and the upcoming WASADE Report, along with some information on Commodity Classic. Be sure to catch Matthew, Delaney, and Tanner all at Commodity Classic this week!

Alacyn Cox speaks today about her involvement in FFA and her National FFA Alumni and Supporters Committee membership. Listen to learn about the amazing ways that she has been able to stay active in the organization and how you can, too, as an alum!

Todd Feenstra, President of Tritium Cooperated and Director of Midwest Water Stewards, joins today to discuss all things water. Take a listen to learn about water technologies, water recommendations for current water crises, and more.

With the National Corn Growers Association naming their new CEO, Neil Caskey joined us today to discuss what he is looking forward to accomplishing in his new position.

For this week's #TechTuesday, we are wrapping up audio that Tanner brought us back from the National Farm Machinery Show with Horsch!

Join Tanner for a quick episode and an update on the markets post-close on today's episode of #MarketMonday!

Tanner went to the National Farm Machinery Show last week and brought us back some great interviews! Listen today to learn about Geringhoff!

Tanner Beymer, NCBA Senior Director of Government Affairs, joins to discuss the progress being made on EID legislation. Learn about questions being considered, the NCBA's thoughts on the traceability standards, and the potential future of the cattle industry in this aspect!

TJ Wilson with Farmer's Business Network joined us on Ag News Daily today. Take a listen to hear about some of the new things they have been up to!

Jackson Stansell, CEO and Founder of Sentinel Fertigation, created this new technology to improve nitrogen fertilizer efficiency. Take a listen to Tanner and Jennifer's conversation with him to learn more about how a grad school project developed into this business.

Tanner takes on the news for us today as we listen to the final part of Delaney's Global Farmer Network Panel in Argentina!

Join us today to hear part 2 of the Global Farmer Network Panel Delaney was able to participate in hosting in Argentina.

While Delaney was in Argentina last week, she was able to help conduct an interview panel of four international farmers. Over the next few days, we will listen to parts of this panel to learn about different challenges farmers may face worldwide.

Celebrate Valentine's Day with us on Ag News Daily! Recently, DPH Bio launched a new product to help your soil health. Listen to learn all about it!

Delaney is back from Argentina and shares details of what she was able to experience last week. Arlan Suderman discusses the job market, international trades, and what the markets were up to today!

Delaney continues her conversation with Jose Luiz Gonzalez Chacon. Today they discuss poultry production, being a Global Ag member, and continued education in Columbia.

Delaney is traveling throughout South America this week! Enjoy a two-part series with Jose Luiz Gonzalez Chacon, a farmer of the region. Part one embodies Jose's practice of the production of palm trees to harvest their oil.

Julie Lux, Vice President of Communications with Rural Minds, discusses Rural Minds, a non-profit organization based on raising awareness of mental health within rural communities. She shares the importance of this topic, great ways to advocate for it, and resources available for anyone in need!

Tom Tregunno, the Global Product Manager, discusses Envita, a specific technology product under Azotic Technologies. Hear what Envita is and how it can influence your farming operations!

Naomi Brohm gives us an update on our markets today and what to expect looking forward.

Tara Vanderdussen and Natalie Kovarik of Elevate Ag & the Discover Ag podcast join us today to discuss their business. Take a listen to learn about courses you can sign up for to engage in all things related to social media, public speaking, and podcasts!

Andy Joseph, Apiarist for the State of Iowa, hopped onto the podcast today to discuss all things bees. Learn about how this practice works in the winter months, bee health, and so much more, in today's episode!

Chad Zuleger, the Director of Government Affairs of the Dairy Business Association in Wisconsin, discusses the current occurrences in the Wisconsin government, budget affairs, and the overall dairy industry of the state.

In response to a solar challenge implemented by an international energy company, Larry Kearns developed TrackerSled. Take a listen to today's #TechTuesday to learn more about the development of this solar powered technology and how it works to benefit the farmers.

Ted Seifried joins us today for #MarketMonday with a detailed conversation on the important influences in our current markets.

The SHIP IT Act was recently presented in Congress earlier this week, which is aimed to help revitalize the trucking industry. Matt Mika, the Director for the Shippers coalition, and Donald Grady with International Dairy Foods Assn. (IDFA) join today to discuss the act.

Tanner did some work at NACADE last week and brought back a great talk with Jamie Near, owner of Energy Service Solutions. Take a listen to learn about Jamie's drainage water-pumping solar systems.

Annually, Top Producer recognizes an outstanding young agriculture producer for their Tomorrow's Top Producer Horizon Award. This year Trey Wasserburger is the recipient. Today, he joins us on the podcast to discuss the award and his history with his cattle operation, TD Angus.

Swine Tech Ceo and Co-Founder, Matthew Rooda, joined Ag News Daily for this week's edition of #TechTuesday. Rooda gives details of the offered Swine Tech products and how human & swine health intertwine.

Tommy Grisafi joins us today for #MarketMonday to discuss what the markets have been up to, along with potential 'why's' behind some of the values.

We are jumping into Fri-YAY with Mike Anderson, the newly named Executive Director of the Iowa Beef Industry Council. Mike shares his past experiences in the agriculture industry and what he is looking forward to working on within this new position!

Young Farmer Leadership Award Recipient Clark Dolch joins the crew to talk about Iowa Farm Bureau, the American Farm Bureau Federation Convention, and his career as a Loan Officer!

Dr. Justin Glisan, Climatologist for the State of Iowa, discusses the three consecutive years of La Niña weather behavior, along with advice for producers in working with droughts.

#TechTuesday this week is highlighting Luke Hemphill with Bluewhite. Having the mission of doing more with what farmers already have, Bluewhite has many exciting autonomous technologies to help aid growers of permanent crops.

Amanda Nigg joins Delaney and Tanner on the podcast today while discussing her mental health journey and developing her business: Farm Fit Training. Amanda gives insights on how to stick to your goals and new year's resolutions, as well as how to find more information on her training programs.

Lynne Hinrichsen, the Development Officer of Farm Rescue, joins us to discuss the non-profit organization and all it has to offer. She mentions upcoming expansions, how to volunteer, and where to connect with them at!

Mark Mueller of the Iowa Corn Growers Association, as well as the U.S. Grain Council, joins Jennifer and Tanner to further explain the reasonings for what is happening with the everlasting Mexico GMO corn issues. In-depth knowledge is also provided as to why this issue uprose again in the fall after a couple of years on the table.

Drew Mogler with BarnTalk joined Ag News Daily for #TechTuesday to discuss the BarnTalk Alarm System. He covers details of reliability, notifications, wifi connections, and the important details of what leads farmers to choose this successful operation aid.

Joining us today, Darin Newsom gives us a detailed update on everything you need to know going on in the markets!

The team brings headlines looking ahead at what to expect for 2023, including a conversation with Matt Deppe, CEO for the Iowa Cattlemen's Association, about beef production in 2023.

Karstyn Cantrell of Oklahoma serves as the 2022-2023 National FFA Central Region Vice President. Joining us on Ag News Daily, she gave us an update on what the officer team is, how she got involved in the family tradition of FFA, and some upcoming events that they will be conducting for FFA members nationwide!

Take a listen today as Ben Pederson joins us to explain the story of how he developed Sprout Ag and Vital Grains.

For our first #TechTuesday of the new year, we met with Sean Blomgren of Blomgren Seeds and Pivot Bio! Take a listen to hear about the services Sean and Pivot Bio offer, as well as the science behind the technology of the nitrogen-focused products.

Today, we're joined by Kellie and Mike Gregg, owners of Rootstown Reindeer. This exciting business, which started as a "dream," is now a successful agri-tourism attraction for people of all ages!

Kevin Jensen, owner and operator of the generational "Jensen U-Cut Christmas Tree Farm," joined the podcast today to discuss taking over the family business. Kevin is knowledgeable in tree species, the challenges producers of this crop face, and how to manage a business in this industry.

On today's episode, we visited with Stephanie Sample of Deep Canyon Ranch. Located in Washington, Stephanie shared some valuable information on the cattle operation, the weather lately and how it affects their day-to-day procedures, and more.

Tanner talks with Robert Saik, founder and CEO of AgVisor Pro. Saik discusses what AgVisor Pro is, all that it entails, along with how it can help the farmers who put it to use.

Chelsea Good of the Livestock Marketing Association joins us to discuss beef inventory numbers and some of the initiatives her organization is working towards in the coming year.

Jennifer Holliday, the new Ag News Daily intern, joins us to give a bit of her background and introduce herself to our listeners.

Today we are joined by Frederic Beudot to discuss new acquisitions made by Corteva. He discusses the company's move forward into the biologicals space and what that means for farmers across the world.

Karl Setzer, Brokerage Research Lead at MID-CO Commodities, joins us for the final #MarketMonday of 2022. We discuss South American weather and dryness in the US plains as it pertains to market numbers in the new year.

Be sure to catch yesterday's episode for part 1 of the discussion with representatives from the National Corn Growers Association, United Soybean Board, and National Pork Board. Today we dive deeper into the specifics behind Climate Smart programs, farmer payments, and more.

This discussion includes representatives from the National Corn Growers Association, United Soybean Board, and National Pork Board sharing their thoughts on how sustainability discussions are impacting their members. Tune in tomorrow for more from this session!

Mckenzie Billings of the CME groups joins us with some tips and predictions on how to handle livestock markets in the coming months.

Kyle McMahon, the CEO and Founder of Tractor Zoom, joins Tanner to discuss the company's growth and future plans.

Tanner and Delaney discuss headlines missed over the weekend and welcome Matt Bennett to explain down soybeans in the markets today.

Delaney's conversation with Josh Linville of StoneX gives some insight to fertilizer pricing and strategies moving into the new year.

We caught up with Jimmy Taylor at the National Farm Broadcaster Trade Talk to discuss some of the great programs funded by Beef Checkoff dollars.

Michael Sussman of OnTrackNorthAmerica joins us to discuss some of the company's initiatives for the rail industry that will have a positive impact on agriculture.

Merck Animal Health joins us to discuss some of the new vaccines and technology helping to prevent Bovine Respiratory Disease and other immune system issues in cattle.

Ted Seifred joins us to discuss the happenings in commodity markets today.

Grace Dennis of Quinn Snacks joins us to discuss the ways in which the company is revolutionizing the food industry. Check out the sustainable snack brand and order your own treats today at quinnsnacks.com.

Scott Heiberger of the National Farm Medicine Center, joins us to discuss child and adult safety on farms.

Chase Sova joined us at NAFB to talk through some of the main issues causing global food insecurity and what can be done to help.

Verdant Robotics has released big news and we've got the inside scoop! Find out more about this company at their website verdantrobotics.com!

After our extended break for Thanksgiving, we're back to talk through the markets and the factors impacting them.

Today we share Delaney's conversation with Geoff Cooper surrounding ethanol and the future of renewable fuels.

Elizabeth Burns-Thompson of Navigator CO2 joins us to discuss the progress of their carbon pipeline.

Dan Basse, President of AgResource Company, joins us to talk through today's happenings in the markets and his predictions for the week.

Today's audio is shared from a panel moderated by Delaney at the National Farm Broadcasters Association Conference. A Ukrainian farmer and economist share a bit about their experiences throughout the war so far.

Today, we are sharing audio from the National Association of Farm Broadcasters where Jacque Fatka of Agri-Pulse presented on the agriculture impacts of the recent midterm elections.

Science Fellow at Nutrien Ag, Eric Snodgrass, joins us to discuss weather patterns and their expected impact on farmers in the coming seasons.

Rupert Williams, Founder, and CEO of Go Farm Yourself, joins today to discuss their new machine-learning robot tool named Ginger.

Today we talked through the markets and some of the factors causing change with Darin Newsom

Senior Vice President of Capital Markets at Bion Environmental Technologies, Craig Scott, joins us to discuss breaking ground on a new Gen3Tech Facility in Indiana.

Today we are joined by Josh Young of Mansfield Energy to talk through the recent headlines surrounding diesel supply in the United States. He reassured us and our listeners that we will not be running out of fuel any time soon.

Nebraska farm couple Jenna and Levi join us to talk about the great impact that BASF products and services have had on their family and operation as a whole.

Dr. Seth Murray of Texas A&M University joins us to discuss a new phenotyping greenhouse that has been opened on the school grounds. He discusses the many uses of this new technology and ways that it will help to propel agriculture forward.

Today we are joined by Shawn Hackett, President of Hackett Financial Advisors, Inc., to talk through today's markets and predictions for coming months.

With harvest wrapping up, today is our final episode of our #FarmerFriday series. We welcome Zoe Kent, or @farmwithzoe, to let us know how her harvest wrapped up in Ohio.

Today we are joined by Anne-Marie Roerink, President of 210 Analytics, to discuss research and trends surrounding consumer preferences. She highlights facts about plant-based alternatives and ways to build trust with those purchasing animal products.

Today we talk with Mike Newland, director of agriculture business development at PERC, about what producers should be doing to prepare for winter as it relates to propane. We also discuss the future of propane as a fuel option and other exciting news!

Adrian Ferrero, CEO and Co-Founder of Biome Makers, joins us to discuss innovating soil testing technology. Get involved with this company through their website BiomeMakers.Com.

Today we talk through different events across the country and globe and their impacts on the markets with Boyd Brooks.

Today our #FarmerFriday is a fun one! Tanner interviews his fellow Farm4Profit host, Corey Hillebo, on his harvest progress.

Communications Head at AQHA, Kyla Myers Jones, joins us to discuss some of the exciting programs offered by this organization. She also touches on the championship season starting TODAY!

Colin Bettles of the Grain Producers of Australia joins us to discuss the #Grain4Ukraine initiative started by his organization.

Kevin Lucke joins us to discuss the exciting future of renewable fuels. He shares some of the goals of Chevron's REG and touches on actions being taken to move towards even more sustainability.

Today we discuss major the major drop in soybeans, China's actions, and beef cattle inventory on our #MarketMonday segment,

Today we are joined by Keith Alverson, a corn and soybean farmer in South Dakota, for another harvest update.

Today we are joined by Lori Culler, President of AgHires, to discuss some of the pressing topics pertaining to labor in the agriculture industry.

Today we're teaming up with fellow Global Ag Network podcast host, Jason Meadows to talk about mental health in agriculture. Jason provides tips and resources for those looking to start their journey in mental health. Check out his show Ag State of Mind wherever you consume podcasts!

Lynne Burchett Hak of Sprouting Our Important Legacy, LLC. joins us to share about the universal planting plates created by her husband.

A lot shaking up the markets today as usual, so we have Jeff French break it down for us.

Randy Uhrmacher of Hastings, Nebraska joins us to discuss his harvest progress and crop outlook.

Paul Greive of PastureBird is looking to change the way consumers see animal agriculture. He and his team are working to be as transparent as possible for their consumers to understand the term pasture raised and its benefits. Learn more about this company at Pasturebird.com.

Today we're joined by farmer Lance Rezac, NE Kansas farmer and United Soybean Board farmer leader, to discuss some of the new and exciting things happening with U.S. Soy.

Today we're joined by Synne Budal to discuss GPS fencing technology created by NoFence. This innovative idea has the potential to revolutionize agriculture with its ease of use and the lack of labor it requires.

A lot hitting the pipeline today with explosive moves in the grain markets today. A fresh Russian missile strike, rail strikes, and more to digest today with Tommy Grisafi.

Andy joins us from Ontario, Canada, to discuss his crop outlook for the season and much more. He also discusses the growth seen in his equipment detailing business, #AndyClean! Find out more at andyclean.ca.

Raghela Scavuzzo, associate director of food systems development at Illinois Farm Bureau, joins us to talk crops other than corn and soybeans. She shares some fun facts about the diversity in Illinois agriculture and directs listeners to many great resources.

Steven True is a third-generation rancher at White Stallion Ranch, Tucson, AZ, and joins the podcast today to share the history of how this dude ranch came to be in his family.

Today we are joined by Shely Aronov, CEO of InnerPlant. She discusses the innovative seed technology created by the company and even dives into their newly announced investment from John Deere.

Matt Bennett of AgMarketing.net joins us from the combine to talk through today's market close.

Today we kick off our Farmer Friday segment to celebrate the harvest season. To start us off, we are joined by Denae Cato of Southeastern Missouri to talk through their corn, bean, and rice harvest progress.

Dan Basse, President of AgResources Company, joins us to answer questions that have been surfacing as South America enters into planting. He shares export, yield, and value predictions while also talking on some of the Geopolitical impacts Brazil's coming election could have.

Iowa Cattleman, Shayne Wiese, shares about his experience traveling to Washington D.C. in order to testify on behalf of the National Cattlemen's Beef Association. He gives tips on telling the story of agriculture and experiencing new things as a young agriculturalist.

Finian Makepeace, Co-founder and Policy Director at Kiss the Ground, joins us to talk about regenerative agriculture. He and his company are fighting through media, exposure, and legislation to change the way the world views and uses agriculture. Follow along with that journey by watching the Kiss the Ground film on Netflix or visiting KisstheGround.com.

Brian Hoops joins us to analyze today's falling markets. We discuss rumors and dollar values that may be impacting trade throughout the week

Jonathan Sandau, Assistant Director of the Oregon Department of Agriculture, joins us to talk about some of the major weather events that have affected Pacific Northwest agriculture in recent months. He shares on improvements in fire prevention and safety and the financial impacts of drought.

Today we share our very last conversation from the 2022 Farm Progress Show. Andrick Pain, a Grain and Oilseed Analyst for Rabo AgriFinance, joined Tanner to talk through some of the latest and coming trends in ag markets.

Today we share a conversation with Tim Bardole, an Iowa farmer involved with the U.S. Soy Checkoff. During Farm Progress Show he told of all the great things happening with this organization.

Today we are joined by Lulu Rodriguez from Iowa State's Seed Science Center. She shares about the work they do for Iowa, the United States, and Global agriculture.

Tanner and Cassidy report on lots of bad news occurring across the globe today. They are joined by Darin Newsom to get some insight on the markets and a positive outlook for what's to come.

Today we share a great conversation with Sukup Manufacturing touching on farm safety as harvest approaches. Thank you to Farm4Profit cohost, Corey Hillebo, for joining Tanner in this conversation.

Today we are joined by Dr. Ty Lawrence, Director of the Beef Carcass Research Center at West Texas A&M University, to talk about a very hot topic in the beef industry right now. Dr.Lawrence share with us the negative side of BeefxDairy cattle based on issues they are presenting at slaughter. He provides perspective and predictions for this population of cattle.

Today's episode is full of laughter and passion. Tanner and Cassidy catch the listeners up on some of the latest headlines and Delaney is joined by April Hemmes to talk al about soybeans and the many uses they have.

Today we share another great conversation from the 2022 Farm Progress Show. Dakota Hoben, Co-Founder and CEO of Farmers Risk, joins us to share about the innovative ideas behind his business and the great tools it provides for farmers.

Today we are joined by Naomi Blohm to talk through the WASDE report and how markets have reacted.

Joe Knobbe of Flyover Whiskey joins us to share about his unique business. The whiskey personalized whiskey blends made from client crops make a perfect gift for any special farmer in your life! Find out more about this company at flyoverwhiskey.com.

Megan Hansen of the Iowa Young Farmers Committee joins us to share a bit about the opportunities that this Farm Bureau sponsored program offers. Those new or young in their agriculture career are encouraged to get involved by visiting Iowa Young Farmers.

Today we share an enlightening conversation with North Dakota's Agriculture Commissioner, Doug Goehring. He touches on many important topics and urges listeners to get out and vote in the upcoming midterms. You can learn more about Dough and his policies at nd.gov.

In this conversation recorded at last week's Farm Progress Show, we learn about some of the industry-changing technology that Haber is producing.

Today we share another interview from this year's fantastic Farm Progress show featuring Michelin Tires. David Graden, an Agricultural Global Account Manager, shares some exciting updates revolving around Michelin tires; dives into the "why" behind the importance of good tires; and so much more!

At their second live recording of the Farm Progress Show, Tanner and Delaney cover news from across the world and right in their backyard. They are joined again by Brad Dunbar, Regional Manager for Zimmatic by Lindsay. He tells of new projects coming from the company and things to be on the look out for!

We celebrate the first day of Farm Progress Show with Brad Dunbar, Lindsay Irrigation Regional Manager. He shares a bit about the new technology coming to Lindsay and how farmers can get in touch. Find out more at their website Lindsay.com!

On today's episode Tanner and Cassidy cover news you might have missed over the weekend and welcome Boyd Brooks to talk through the grain markets of the day.

Just over a week ago, professional lamb shearer, Lloyd Rees set the new British record for most lambs sheared in a 9 hour period. We chat with him about the training and preparation that lead to his success and his plans moving forward. Follow along with his story on social media!

Today we are sharing more audio from Secretary Tom Vilsack on how he and the USDA are planning to keep farmers and ranchers on their land.

Today we share a conversation with Secretary of Agriculture, Tom Vilsack, about the newly passed Inflation Reduction Act. He shares how and where the funding will be spent to support farmers and ranchers.

Today we get the story behind the jailbroken John Deere systems with white hat hacker, Sick Codes. He shares a bit about the love/hate relationship he and the company have, his journey into ethical hacking, and what this news means for Right to Repair movements.

Today Tanner and Delaney pick up on news you may have missed over the weekend. They are joined by Jeff French of AgHedgers to talk through movement in the markets due to the start of crop tours. Find Jeff @aghedger on Twitter or at AgHedgers.com.

With harvest approaching quickly, we are bringing on some farmers to share their predictions for yields and the struggles they have faced this season. Today we talk with Michael Bergen of Aurora, Nebraska about the weather issues and insects that have taken a toll on his crops. You can follow along with his journey on twitter @Michael_Bergen and instagram @Ultrafarmer.

Today CEO of United States Farmers and Ranchers in Action, Erin Fitzgerald, joins us for a big conversation. She shares what the non-profit is doing to support farmers and ranchers in their pursuit of sustainable practices, and her thoughts on why having these producers involved in climate discussions is essential to the success of our food system.

Today we are joined by Nicole Erceg of Certified Angus Beef to talk through some of the exciting happenings at the company. She shares about the CAB approach to changing consumer preferences and the newly announced partnership with Ducks Unlimited! You can find more information about this great brand at https://www.certifiedangusbeef... and https://cabcattle.com.

Chad Tentinger of Cattlemen's Heritage joins us to discuss the concept of secured shackle space in his packing plant. He shares how this idea will change the landscape of Iowa beef and the industry as a whole.

With Tanner and Delaney both back from their breaks, the show returns to its regular formatting. The two tackle news and markets with the help of Matt Bennett of AgMarket.

Today we welcome Ducks Unlimited team members Bruce Toay, Manager of Conservation Programs, and Billy Gascoigne, Director of Agriculture and Strategic Partnerships, to discuss some recently announced partnerships from the non-profit. We discuss what the connections with the NRCS and Certified Angus Beef will look like for DU and how they will benefit producers throughout the country and beyond.

JD Hill of Kinetic Vet joins us to share a bit about the animal health industry. He talks of new products hitting the shelves and predictions for the future of animal agriculture. Find out more at https://kineticvet.com.

Dr.Colin Beal of Low Carbon Beef LLC joins us to talk about the announcement of their new program, LCB Enrolled. This is a certification program that allows producers to prove their cattle were raised with low green house gas emissions. Those interested in getting involved with Low Carbon Beef can learn more about the company at https://www.lowcarbonranch.com.

Today we caught up with Robyn O'Brien of RePlant Capital. She talks us through changes that can help better the food systems and food security of America. You can learn more about RePlant and work with them at https://www.replantcapital.com.

Delaney and Arlan talk through the markets and Cassidy joins to talk through some of the weekend's news.

Today we are joined by CEO of iGrow News, Sepehr Achard, who talks with us about the topic of controlled environment agriculture (CA). Sepehr shares a bit about his journey with iGrow and what exciting things are coming for the world of CA. Follow along with iGrow's reporting at https://igrownews.com.

In today's conversation we take a deep dive into the impact of Russia-Ukraine. Dr. James Leiman, Fellow at the Veden Center for Rural & Economic Development at the University of Minnesota Crookston, joins us to explain the consequences of this war and who will suffer most. Learn more from Dr.Leiman at https://crk.umn.edu/units/vede....

Dr. Jim Baird of Indiana talks through some of the main issues facing agriculture and what he's doing to help.

U.S Beef Business Manager of Quantum Genetix, Shane With, joins us to discuss a new and exciting tool to help beef producers up their profits.

We discuss Odesa, dollar values and much more with Naomi Bloom in today's Market Monday segment.

Bion CEO, Bill O'Neill, and Senior Vice President, Craig Scott, join us to talk through their mission as a company. We also dive into the topic of their recent partnership with Ribbonwire Ranch in Dalhart, Texas to build a sustainable beef facility.

Today we are joined by drone specialist, Jack Tearman, of Vision Ag to talk through the current abilities of drones and what improvements are to come. He shares how these amazing tools can up efficiency and profitability for your farm!

Linay Williams joins us to share a bit about the Unbridled Conference, designed for rural business women looking for support and motivation in chasing their dreams. Learn more about this opportunity at https://unbridledconference.co...

Today the Director of Strategic Alliances and Programs at Leading Harvest, Andrew Lauver, joins us to talk about the company's mission and upcoming goals.

Today we talk markets from a Texas perspective with Donna Hughes of StoneX!

Ben Van Nostran of DIAL Ventures at Purdue University joins us to talk through the program and the start-up agriculture companies they work with. You can learn more about the program at https://www.dialventures.com.

President of the NLFA, Reed Anderson joins us to discuss the American lamb industry and its current struggles.

Troy Peterson, an Iowa man with many titles, joins us to talk manure management plans and the expansion of livestock operations. He also discusses his prediction for the future of regulations surrounding these topics.

David Lawson, CTO of CH4 Global, joins us on today's show to discuss Asparagopsis seaweed and how it relates to cow burps and methane emissions.

Tune in as we talk through the volatile summer markets with Broker, Tommy Grisafi of Advanced Trading Co.

Farmland values have continued to skyrocket, but is there an end in sight? We're joined today by Iowa Farmland Guy, David Whitaker, to chat about where the future of land is headed.

Today we are joined by Eric Snodgrass, Principal Atmospheric Scientist at Nutrien Ag Solutions, to talk through some of the adverse weather conditions impacting our nation's crops.