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August 21, 2026: Biopesticides on the Rise, New Disease ID Tool, Plus Livestock News

Aug 21, 2026

Agriculture news this week spans the livestock, crop and farm equipment sectors, including the end of the Cargill beef plant strike in Colorado and a Tyson Foods beef packing plant closure in Illinois. We also look at Midwest crop conditions and harvest prospects, new tools for growers, the rise of biopesticides, trade news and harvest safety. This week’s top headlines include what a tour across the Midwest is finding when it comes to crop conditions and yield potential, along with a report projecting the global pesticides market could nearly double by 2030. National news also covers continued declines in farm equipment sales, Canada avoiding a proposed 50% tariff and what farm safety means during the National Grain and Feed Association’s Harvest Safety Week. Livestock coverage includes an analysis of what recent beef plant closures and potential closures could mean for U.S. agriculture. This week’s interview is with farmer, software developer and social media creator Grant Hilbert. Without an agriculture background, Hilbert first became interested in farming by playing farming simulation games as a kid and later streaming his gameplay on YouTube, where he built a following. That interest eventually led him into agriculture, and today he farms some of his own fields with his brother while sharing the experience across social media. Now, he has developed his own farming game, with the second version of American Farming launching in just a few days this August. He talks about his goals, his journey into agriculture and his love for the farming lifestyle. Stay connected with us for daily agriculture content on Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, and YouTube, along with our weekly videos!

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August 14, 2026: Farmland Values Rise, New Soybean Herbicide

Aug 14, 2026

Farmland values are trending higher, bringing new attention to rental agreements, lease structures, and the overall agricultural economy. Today’s episode covers the latest land value reports, trade updates, Farm Bill discussions and the cattle industry’s response to the New World Screwworm threat. In today’s top agriculture headlines, we discuss renewed efforts to bring Farm Bill discussions forward in September, the latest U.S. and Canada trade conversations and new reports from the American Farm Bureau Federation and Purdue University sharing data related to farmland values. We also share insights from the American Farmland Trust on considerations for landowners and farmers, along with agriculture company earnings outlooks and additional agricultural policy developments. This week’s interview covers a new soybean herbicide from Corteva Agriscience aimed at delivering longer residual activity and improved control of larger-leaf broadleaf weeds. Eric Scherder, Ph.D., U.S. agronomy leader for herbicides and nitrogen stabilizers, shares details on the product’s development, spray timing considerations and its role in helping farmers manage weed control challenges. Stay connected with us for daily agriculture content on Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, and YouTube, along with our weekly videos!

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Ag Queen Podcast | Episode 108 | National FFA Chapter Connect Program

Aug 14, 2026

The National FFA Organization's Chapter Connect program connects diverse FFA chapters across the U.S. to foster authentic relationships and learning. The program, which includes financial assistance for national convention attendance, involves 32 chapters, 30 of which are new. Participants, like Jordan FFA from North Carolina and Westwood FFA from Arizona, engage in virtual and in-person activities to discuss commonalities and challenges, such as recruitment and retention. The program has evolved to include project components and service learning to sustain connections beyond the convention. Assessments and feedback have led to improvements like shared hotel blocks and intentional service learning experiences.

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August 7, 2026: Farm Economy Pressures Continue as Farm Bill Hits Another Roadblock

Aug 7, 2026

Farm policy and financial pressure are taking center stage this week as lawmakers hit another Farm Bill roadblock and producers continue navigating tight margins. Other headlines this week include improving farmer sentiment, new USDA efforts to protect the U.S. cattle industry from New World screwworm and growing ethanol opportunities in Asian markets. This week's interview is with Mike Steenhoek, Executive Director of the Soy Transportation Coalition. He joins us to discuss the current state of agricultural transportation, challenges facing barge, rail and truck movement, and how transportation infrastructure can impact grain marketing and farm profitability as harvest approaches. Stay connected with us for daily agriculture content on Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, and YouTube, along with our weekly videos!

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July 31, 2026: USDA Prepares to Reopen Border to Mexican Cattle, Corteva's Media Day Recap

Jul 31, 2026

Agriculture's top stories this week include the latest on crop conditions, livestock markets and several important USDA updates for farmers and ranchers. This week's headlines include the phased reopening of Mexican cattle imports, new opportunities for U.S. pork exports to Japan, and the latest recommendations for scouting western bean cutworm. We also cover important USDA program deadlines, declining fertilizer prices, and how changing consumer demand is creating new opportunities for dairy producers. This week's interviews were recorded at Corteva's Media Day, where Ag News Daily Team Members Delaney and Josie heard Dr. Dave Bubeck, global breeding alliances lead, to reflect on 100 years of Pioneer and how breeding innovation continues to shape modern agriculture. They also spoke with Trent Brisby, agronomy innovation marketing manager, about practical strategies for protecting yield throughout the growing season. Stay connected with us for daily agriculture content on Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, and YouTube, along with our weekly videos!

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July 24, 2026: New USDA Investments, Crop Health and Market Challenges

Jul 24, 2026

Agriculture's top stories this week include new USDA investments, updates from Washington and the latest on crop conditions as the growing season continues. This week's headlines include a new American Farm Bureau Federation analysis projecting another year of financial challenges for row crop producers, the latest on tariffs and global grain supplies, USDA investments in meat processing and agricultural innovation, and a request for $11.1 billion in emergency farm assistance. This week's interview is with Dr. Alison Robertson, professor of plant pathology and microbiology and Extension field crops pathologist at Iowa State University. She joins us to discuss current disease pressure in corn and soybeans, what growers should be scouting for in the weeks ahead, and how weather conditions could influence disease development as the growing season continues. Stay connected with us for daily agriculture content on Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, and YouTube, along with our weekly videos!

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Ag Queen Podcast | Episode 107 | Mark Twenhafel | Midwest Ag Risk Kontrol

Jul 22, 2026

Mark Twenhafel, owner of Midwest Ag Risk Kontrol, discussed his company's fire control product, Firebull. His farm, established in 1910, inspired him to seek a better fire extinguisher after experiencing ineffective traditional methods. He discovered Firebull, which attacks fire by cooling it, creating a protective coating, and preventing burnback. Firebull mixes with water to create foam, magnifying its effectiveness. A 3% mix handles most farm fires, while a 6% mix tackles magnesium and metals. The Air Three system, which produces 60 gallons of foam from 3 gallons of liquid, enhances reach and efficiency. Twinhoffel emphasized the importance of quick fire response to prevent significant damage.Visit Mark here: (1) Facebook

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July 17, 2026: AgTech Outlook, EPA Eyes DEF Changes

Jul 17, 2026

Agriculture's top headlines this week focus on the policy decisions, trade developments and market forces influencing producers as the growing season continues. Additional headlines include Corn Congress in Washington D.C., where growers are advocating for new demand and trade opportunities, along with China's latest soybean import figures and proposed EPA changes to diesel engine regulations. We also cover ag labor reform, water infrastructure legislation and the latest crop progress report. This week's interview is with Arlan Suderman, chief commodities economist at StoneX, who joins Delaney Howell at the NAFB Summer Showcase to discuss the latest developments in the grain markets. They break down the factors influencing recent price fluctuations, what has changed over the past several weeks, and what producers should keep an eye on as the growing season continues. Stay connected with us for daily agriculture content on Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, and YouTube, along with our weekly videos!

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July 10, 2026: 45Z Tax Credit Opportunities This Growing Season, Crop Diseases to Watch

Jul 10, 2026

Top agriculture headlines this week include the start of the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement review process and updates from the field as the growing season reaches a critical stage. Farmer sentiment weakened in June as high input costs continued to pressure producers. Today’s episode also covers what the USMCA review process could mean for North American trade, the latest on New World screwworm and what growers should be watching as corn enters reproductive stages. This week's interview is with Mitchell Hora, founder and CEO of Continuum Ag, who breaks down the USDA's long-awaited guidance for the 45Z Clean Fuel Production Tax Credit. He explains what the final rules mean for farmers, how carbon intensity scores may unlock new revenue opportunities, which conservation practices qualify and what producers should do now as biofuel companies prepare to roll out participation programs. Stay connected with us for daily agriculture content on Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, and YouTube, along with our weekly videos!

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Ag Queen Podcast | Episode 106 | John Rich, Special Envoy for American Landowners

Jul 8, 2026

John Rich, Special Envoy for American Agriculture, discussed his new role, which he took on after successfully opposing a $2 billion TVA project threatening farmland in Tennessee. Rich highlighted ongoing efforts in seven states, including a case in Illinois and a significant issue in New York over redefined prime farmland. He emphasized the importance of landowners reporting issues via usda.gov/lawfair and advised against signing NDAs. Rich also addressed the impact of federal regulations on farmers and the need for balanced data center development. Balancing his music career with this role, Rich aims to protect landowners with the support of the Trump administration.

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