Delaney Howell and Mike Pearson bring you today's latest news including trade talk, what's going on in the dairy industry, market updates, and a conversation with Bruce Schmoll who serves as Chairman for the U.S. Meat Export Federation. Tune back in Monday when they bring more news and industry leader interviews!
In today's episode, we learn a little more about Delaney, talk news, discuss the grain trade with Elaine Kub and gain some insight on the Live Cattle trade with Cassie Fish, author at www.thebeefread.com
China's International Import Expo is in full swing, a new addition to a WTO proposal adds pressure to China and India to be more transparent in their trade, USDA teams up with FDA to regulate cell-based meat products, meanwhile the first case of corn root worm resistance to Herculex found in Delaware County, Iowa.
Darin Newsom joins in for #MarketMonday
Today we take a little different approach, or maybe a totally different approach. I sit down and talk about what I have been gathering on the journey that has been the last year of the Working Cows podcast. Get in touch: WorkingCows.net/Contact Steve Kenyon Solar Rock Picker: Episodes Mentioned: All the Episodes (Seriously, check it...
Potential deal being drawn to try to stop the trade conflict, China continues attempts to curb African Swine Fever while their soybean meal prices are at a two month low, and a judge dismisses a case over the content of "100% Grated Parmesan Cheese."
Casey Seymour for Moving Iron discusses machinery.
Holy buckets! Soybeans rallied 30 cents today on the strength of a tweet from President Trump! Delaney and Mike break down that movement, plus field reporter Bruce Gaarder brings us an interview with Jim Dobrowolski about the concerns over the Ogallala Aquifer in Nebraska. And, we've added a new face (or voice) to the Ag News Daily podcast with our new intern, Katie Haage; so we spoke with her today so listeners can get to know her as well. Be sure to subscribe on your favorite source for podcasts!
Spooky trivia, Illinois moving toward solar power, and African Swine Fever continues to spread.
Laura Barber of Barber Cattle highlights what it is like to be a cattle buyer.
Mike makes coffee, Brazil has a new president, and China tries to curb African Swine Fever. Brian Splitt joins us for our #MarketMonday and looks at equities and commodities!
