Ag News Daily

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.