Looks like more snow in the forecast this week and even a record snow fall on Wednesday. While we are keeping our minds off of the snow, Delaney was able to sit down and find out all about Automed with David Edwards, today.
We are joined by Caleb Hamer as a guest host on today's FriYAY episode. We were also able to sit down with Reed Burres and find out about his experience in Peru.
Happy Valentine's Day! Looks like a lot of movement happening in Congress in these next couple of months with the FDA Bill, E-15 ruling, Farm Bill, U.S. MCA Agreement, and, still, the budget discussion. Today, we were able to sit down with Monty Malone and find out what may happen with weather and tips and tricks as a grower for the 2019 growing season.
A bull sold for $1.5 million, the trade talks in China are gaining ground, and Abraham Lincoln's land sold for $10,000 an acre. We were also able to catch up with some folks from Titan Tire in Des Moines, Iowa about what works and what doesn't.
The world of technology is forever changing and even at an alarming rate, especially in the agriculture industry. Mike talks with Adam Gittins from HTS Ag about the new technology they are working on.
It looks as though the markets are doing better today but have definitely taken a hit as the impending government shutdown once again comes into play this week. Trump is still looking for that boarder wall, but take your mind off of it with an interview from Brian Grossman for #MarketMonday.
How can we introduce competition into our cow herds? How can we introduce competition into the enterprises that make-up our ranch businesses? Ultimately, how can we get profitability into our ranch businesses? In this episode I attempt to apply free-market principles to the management decisions facing those seeking to make a living with grass and...
Getting insights on trade isn't always easy, but with a guest host like Natalina Sents from "Successful Farming" it makes it that much easier. We were also able to sit down with Chase De Coite and Dr. Doug Ensley from the NCBA Convention in New Orleans.
