Ag News Daily

Mike is in Chicago today to talk with Brain Grossman of Zaner Group to chat markets and planting.

The year-round E15 bill as been approved just 10 hours before the June 1 deadline. In addition, Lucas Lentsch joins Mike and Delaney to talk about Midwest Dairy and National Dairy Month.

Mike Downey is the co-owner and land lease and farm succession consultant for Next Generation Ag Advocates, a company that works tirelessly to find the perfect fit for you and your farm for retirement or sale.

Fred Seamon, the Executive Director of Agricultural Research and Product Development, joins us today from the CME group to chat about the Fresh Bacon Index that was newly released.

Ted Seifried for a market discussion this rainy Tuesday instead of our typical tech discussion. Tune in to hear more about the disaster aid bill, MFP payments, and planting progress.

Happy Memorial Day weekend, listeners! Dr. Scott Irwin, an economics professor from the University of Illinois, sits down and chats about his thoughts on the new payment package and how he thinks it will effect the future.

Lots of news coming into day about the disaster aid bill, tariffs, African Swine Fever, and MFP payments. Jeff Conroy, CEO of BobCat Studios and the executive producer of "The American Farm" TV show, shares about the ending airing tonight on the History Channel.

It looks like rain will continue to be in the forecast for much of the corn belt and final planting deadlines are approaching.. so what to do next? As promised, Mike and Delaney are joined today by ag insurance guru Bob Hartsough to chat about the best options for your #plant2019 decisions.

There's a lot of news going through the industry today with trade and tariffs AND technology. Mike sits down with Erika Osmundson of AgCareers.com.

Switching things up for today's #MarketMonday episode with Paul Mussman, general manager of AgWest Commodities. Today Paul shares some of the risk management strategy behind taking advantage of some of the rallies we are currently seeing in the commodity markets.

Well, more rain is coming down across the corn belt, the soybean market fell out of bed, but US Beef is headed back to Japan without restriction! Mixed bag in the world of ag news today.Field Reporter Bruce Gaarder has today's interview for us with Dr. John Newton, Chief Economist with the American Farm Bureau Federation and they talk trade and what's ahead for our industry. Have a great weekend, everybody!

It's a short episode today! Mike and Delaney are both on the road, but as NAFB's Washington Watch continues, we were able to get audio from a conversation the broadcasters had with Ted McKinney, Undersecretary for Trade at USDA - the first role of it's kind at USDA.

Today's episode is coming in late and hot! Richard Fordyce from the FSA has an update in store from the farm bill implementation progress!

Mike talks through lots of different kinds news, and then is joined but the founder and CEO of Tillable, Corbett Kull.

Angie Setzer chats markets with Mike.

Today, we are joined by Hank McWhorter from sunny Amarillo, Texas to chat about his unique feed yard, Mc6 Feeders.

The economy has seen a boost in the past few months. Dr. James Mintert, professor of agricultural economics and director for the Center for Commercial Agriculture at Purdue University.

Mike and Delaney were not able to make it down to Kansas City for the Animal Ag Alliance Conference but they were able to sit down with the Vice President of Communications, Hannah Thompson Weeman.

The markets seem to be back to normal today after yesterday's low. Dr. Jim Smith from Kent Nutrition Group chats with Mike and Delaney about the new product NutriVantange Nutrition optimizer.

Happy #MarketMonday! There is not a lot of great news going on in the world of agriculture today but Naomi Blohm sits down with Mike and Delaney to talk markets.

Gary Rasmussen joins Delaney on the podcast today and even bring his own interview with Michigan Senator Ed McBroom.

Under Secretary Bill Northey joins Mike and Delaney on the podcast today to discuss disaster aid, flooding, and the new farm bill. Also, join us today for a new Thursday segment, Hot Rod Farmer Minute.

Delaney traveled to Vermeer in Pella, IA in order to chat with Secretary of Agriculture, Sonny Perdue.

The world of pork and trade is changing like crazy with African Swine Fever. Mike sits down with Michael Chasen, the CEO of PrecisionHawk, for an interview sponsored by HTS Ag.

Mike flies solo with Delaney traveling and sits down with Jim McCormick from AgMarket.net to talk where he sees the markets heading in the near future.

Clay Conry, the host of Working Cows Podcast, joins Mike and Delaney for today's guest host. Mike and Delaney, then, sit down with Jerry Miller, the founder of the dating platform, Farmers Only.

Many different types of news on today's episode. Also, stay tuned for the second part of the AEM Roundtable discussion with Iowa Junior Senator, Joni Ernst.

Mike attends the roundtable discussion hosted by AEM to hear Junior Senator Joni Ernst speak about tariffs, trade, and the USMCA agreement.

Mike and Delaney have a lot of different news for listeners , today. Then, Casey Neimann sits down and chats with us about his company, AgriSync, what they do, and how they are able to work with young people in agriculture.

Planting season is at a stand still at the moment; hopefully we will see a chance soon. Garrett Toay of Ag Trader Talk chats with Mike and Delaney about trade, planting, and how it will all effect the markets in the coming weeks.

Bobby Bachman chats about the new Syngenta product- Tavium Plus VaporGrip Technology

Ed Vallee of Vallee Weather Consultants shares how weather has impacted agriculture in the flooding areas.

Today we are joined by Chad Schofield and hoe his company, BioGen Ag Systems, is working to find sustainable and easier ways for farmers to produce crops.

Mike and Delaney talk lots of news from ongoing and upcoming trade talks. Ted Seifried from the Zaner group joins us for a #MarketMonday discussion.

We are joined by guest host Anna Hastert from Iowa Agribusiness Radio Network and Bruce Gaarder speaks with John Maxwell about how their dairy operation runs and how they work to educate consumers.

Mike flies solo today to give a run down on the markets and some breaking news. Bobbi Wilson from the Wisconsin Farmers Union, then, joins Mike and Delaney to talk about legislation and the dairy industry.

Rick Dearborn sheds some light on the USMCA agreement and how the Pass USMCA Coalition is dedicated to getting the USMCA Agreement passed on the U.S. front.

Dan Frieberg, the founder of Premier Crop System, tells us how they are working to improve technology in the Agriculture Industry.

Lots and lots of news on today's episode. We were able to talk to Brian Hoops from Midwest Market Solutions.

Scott Beenken joins Mike and Delaney as a guest host today. Also, Delaney was able to catch Gene Dubas to talk about the flooding in Nebraska and how we can help. Click here to find Gene's website and donate to the flood relief efforts.

It's almost Friday! Today, we were able to speak to the Charles City, Iowa FFA Chapter about the trip they will be going on to help those effected by the flooding in Nebraska.Follow the links below if you would like to donate to farmers and ranchers effected by the flooding in the Midwest: Nebraska Department of AgNebraska Farm BureauNebraska Cattlemen's Association

Our guest reporter, Corryn LaRue, sat down with Dr. Temple Grandin to speak about her research and how autism has effected how she works with animals.

Mike and Madison take the mic today and talk all things foreign trade and domestic disaster aid we are facing in the United States. Remi Schmaltz, also, joins us for another #TechTuesday discussion about Decisive Farming's program, My Farm Manager. For more information for Harvest for All by Farm Bureau's Young Farmers and Ranchers program, here.

Happy April Fool's Day, listeners! Matt Bennett joins us today for another #MarketMonday discussion.

We have another not-so-normal #FriYAY episode here. Brent Carlson from the Dryline Farmer Podcast talks through the markets, March Madness, haunted farm houses, and Brent's very own conspiracy theories. Listen to their podcast about the "toot toot" method here.

It's a cloudy Thursday in Iowa. Today, Cari Rinker sheds some much needed light on what advice she has for farmers' finances and how to avoid legal disputes in agricultural law. Find her website here for more information.

World's collide when Delaney talks to editor Tim O’Bryne of the Working Ranch Podcast and Magazine to talk about agriculture in social media and the floods along the corn belt.

We have another #TechTuesday here! Andy Brudtkuhl is the Director of Emerging Technology for the National Pork Board and he tells us how they are working to improve the pork industry.Follow the links below if you would like to donate to farmers and ranchers effected by the flooding in the Midwest: Nebraska Department of AgNebraska Farm BureauNebraska Cattlemen's Association

It's another #MarketMonday! Mike is back in action and ready to report. Then, Elaine Kub joins us to give us an update on the where the markets are headed after the flooding in the Corn Belt. Follow the links below if you would like to donate to farmers and ranchers effected by the flooding in the Midwest: Nebraska Department of AgNebraska Farm BureauNebraska Cattlemen's Association

It's finally Friday! We are joined by Chad Ingels as a guest host and then are able to speak to Josh Svatos, a farmer in South Dakota. Follow the links below if you would like to donate to farmers and ranchers effected by the flooding in the Midwest: Nebraska Department of AgNebraska Farm BureauNebraska Cattlemen's Association