Ag News Daily

Alyssa Scholz, CEO and Founder of Sweet Briar Creative, joins us for a conversation about owning her company, creative media in the ag industry, and some of her future plans!

Joining us live from the tractor today is Josh Butler! Josh talks to us about planting season, buying local meats, the impact of COVID-19 on his operation, and more.

Bob Noble joins us for this special #TechTuesday episode! Bob sits in with us to talk about technology in the beef industry and his experience with Performance Livestock Analytics.

Ted Seifried is back on the podcast for another #MarketMonday episode! This week, we're talking about China's recent purchases, the growing season, the disconnect between cattle and beef prices, and more.

Canadian transplant Rosie Thoni is this week's 30 Under 30 feature! Rosie joins us to talk about her college experience and what she's up to now.

Jason Meadows from the Ag State of Mind podcast is on today to talk about mental health awareness month. We discuss how we can keep ourselves healthy and what we can do for those in need. Check out Jason's podcast, which is also on the Global Ag Network.

On this episode of the Ag News Daily podcast, we are talking to Meghan Gates. Meghan is, as you may have guessed, a rancher, mom, and business owner from the Oklahoma Panhandle. We talk to Meghan about learning the lay of the land with the help of her husband and their brand, Good Handle.

Christine Pitt, Executive Director of Farmers2Founders, is here for #TechTuesday! Christine talks about ag technology in Australia, the variety of programs that F2F offers, and more.

Arlan Suderman, Chief Commodities Economist for StoneX Group, Inc., joins us for #MarketMonday! Arlan and Delaney talk about the upcoming WASDE and expectations for the report, Brazil corn crop, African Swine Fever, and more.

Dr. Brooke Beam is part of this week's 30 Under 30 series! Dr. Beam talks to us about her research as a master's and PhD student and the role that films have in sharing stories of agriculture.

Bill Bryant, Chairman of Bryant Christie, Inc., is back on the show. This time we are talking about trade under the Biden administration. We discuss the first 100 days of Biden's presidency, our relationship with China and the EU, and more.

Dr. Chad Hart of Iowa State University joins Ashtyn and Dawson to talk about what we're seeing in terms of food inflation. We talk about why we're seeing high numbers, the change in consumer consumption from COVID-19, and where the market could go as 2021 progresses.

Nick Dyner, CEO of Moleaer, joins us for #TechTuesday! We talk about their nanobubble technology, involvement in different industries, the importance of water, and more.

Regular podcast guest Darin Newsom is on this week for #MarketMonday! Darin discusses the lumber markets, what's causing this much movement in the markets, the highs in lean hogs, and more.

Keith Heidecorn, VP of Sustainability at Locus Ag Solutions, is this week's 30 Under 30 feature! Keith joins us to talk about growing up in New York, his journey to Locus, and the future of sustainability.

Leslie Lytle, President of Danone Institute North America, is on today to talk about the "One Planet. One Health" Initiative grant program, sustainable food systems, and more. For more information about the program and the upcoming virtual panel discussion, click here!

Theresa Lucas MacMahon from Protect the Harvest is on to talk about the resources and courses provided by the organization. Likewise, we talk about what producers should be paying attention to right now.

Brady Gaalswyk, VP of Sales and Marketing at Easy Automation, Inc., is here for #TechTuesday. Brady talks to us about EAI's solutions, ranging from feed mill automation to feed mill management software to fertilizer blending systems and more.

Brian Hoops of Midwest Market Solutions joins us for #MarketMonday this week. Generally, it was a good day for markets with a lot of green on the screen. Tune in for more!

Jordan Bonham Rasmussen joins us for this weeks 30 Under 30 conversation! Jordan is a farm marketer with Cargill. We talk about internships, getting a job after college, her side business in photography, and more.

In honor of Earth Day, we are talking to Amyrose Foll of Virginia Free Farm! Amyrose talks to us about how Virginia Free Farm started, their indigenous practices, and more.

Fellow Red Raider Blake Foraker is on to talk about the trends in the meat industry! Blake talks to us about his project as a TTU PhD student, the effects of beef bulls on dairy cows, meat analogues, and what we can expect in the meat industry in the next five years.

On this #TechTuesday episode, we are talking to clinical embryologist Dr. Carol Burton. Dr. Burton talks to us about crop vaccines, how they differ from pesticides, and when we might seem them on the market. After listening, you can read more about crop vaccines in Dr. Burton's article.

Jim McCormick from AgMarket.net joins us for #MarketMonday! To no surprise, we talk about weather. We're also talking about world wheat supply, the lumber market, soybean numbers, and more.

Peter Bachmann, Vice President of International Trade Policy at USA Rice Federation, is on for today's 30 Under 30 interview. Peter tells us about his start in animal agriculture to ending up in Washington D.C.

Eric Snodgrass joins us to talk about conditions in the U.S. as we approach planting season, South American weather, and more. After listening, be sure to sign up for Eric's daily weather updates here!

Kiah Twisselman, otherwise known as Coach Kiah, is on to talk to us about her experiences on her family ranch, her passion for agriculture and helping others, and more.

Adrian Ferrero, co-founder and CEO of Biome Makers, joins us for this week's #TechTuesday! We get an overview of the company, as well as an inside look at the newest addition to Biome Makers.

Shawn Hackett is finally back for another #MarketMonday episode! Shawn and Delaney talk about weather, the impact of Brazilian crop on U.S. beans, feed costs, and more.

For this week's 30 Under 30 interview, we're talking to Hannah Thompson-Weeman of the Animal Agriculture Alliance. Tune in to hear more about Hannah and the experiences that led her to the 30 Under 30 cohort.

Amanda Radke, author, speaker, beef blogger, and rancher, is here to talk to us today. Amanda tells us about where she got her start, how she stays positive, and what it's like juggling life as a producer.

Russ Quinn, a DTN Progressive Farmer Staff Reporter, joins us to talk about the increase in fertilizer prices. What's driving prices? How long will the high prices last? What does this mean for planting? Have your questions answered now!

For this edition of #TechTuesday, we are talking to Melissa Hurst of DairyTrace. DairyTrace is part of Lactanet Canada. So, we talk about the Canadian dairy industry, traceability, and more! Tune in now.

It's #MarketMonday! We are joined this week by Matt Bennett to talk about what's been moving the markets lately. Tune in as we discuss last week's USDA report, the 2021 planting season, and more!

A few weeks ago, we had the chance to sit down with the new FSA administrator. Tune in to hear more from Administrator Ducheneaux about diversity, his background in helping farmers, the future for the FSA, and more.

Paul Schickler, owner and operator of III Ag, is here to talk about his company, an article written by Paul, the future of the agriculture technology realm, and more. Check out this episode then head over to read Paul's article for more!

Part 2 of the summit session from Agri-Pulse's Ag and Food Policy Summit talking about carbon credits is here! If you missed it, go check out part 1 then come back for some more.

Angie Setzer is back for another #MarketMonday! Tune in as we talk about African Swine Fever, the bounce back from the grain market, frozen inventory numbers, and more.

Zane Peterson is here to celebrate #FriYAY and our fifth episode of our AgGrad 30 Under 30 series. Tune in to hear more about Zane and Peterson Timber.

Tune in for part two of Secretary Vilsack's conversation with NAFB members and reporters.

In a NAFB call earlier today, USDA Secretary Tom Vilsack shed some light on where we are in the agriculture industry. Secretary Vilsack discussed COVID-19 relief packages, CCC and carbon credits, diversity, and more. Tune in to part one now! Then come back tomorrow for part two.

This is a special edition of #TechTuesday. We are featuring part one of a summit session from Agri-Pulse's Ag and Food Policy Summit. This one is all about carbon credits and sequestration. How are we going to measure it? Tune in to find out.

Almost four years to the date, we have Elaine Kub and Naomi Blohm BACK on the podcast for #MarketMonday! Elaine and Naomi were our very first guests on the podcast. It only felt right having them on to celebrate our fourth birthday. Tune in to hear us reminisce and, of course, talk about markets.

Alacyn Cox is on for our fourth episode of our AgGrad 30 Under 30 series. Tune in to see how Alacyn mixes her knowledge of engineering into her position in customer service at John Deere.

Join us as we talk to Valene Lickley and Katharine Lotspeich, the voices behind the Millennial Ag podcast. Millennial Ag is a new provider on the Global Ag Network and we are excited to be expanding our team.

Terren Moore, a farmer and insurance advisor from East Texas, joins us to talk about a variety of topics. From Terren's introduction to ag to his experiences as a black farmer to what he hopes to accomplish, we cover it all!

Dr. Karen Massel joins us all the way from Australia to talk about CRISPR Cas-9 technology and the role in plays in climate change.

Darin Newsom is back again to chat for #MarketMonday. Together we discuss South American weather, the effects of the new African Swine Fever strain, inverted markets, and more.

Another AgGrad 30 Under 30 interview coming at you this #FriYAY. Today we are talking to Matthew Malcolm of Malcolm Media.

Doug Johnson of Moody's Analytics comes onto the podcast to tackle a few topics. Doug joins us as we discuss micro-precision technology, 2020's ag disruptions, financial management and marketing, and more. Finally, we try to answer the questions: where are we in the age of agriculture?