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.