Agriculture & Agricultural Markets (Test)
Test list, mainly US-focused. Farming, commodity market news, harvests, machinery, policy and farm management.
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Texas Ag Today - September 29, 2026
*Off road diesel can be used on the road in Texas. *Texas dairies produced more than a billion and a half pounds of milk last month. *ICE is having a chilling effect on the meat packing industry. *There have been big rains across the Texas High Plains. *A big chunk of Texas rural property is owned by absentee landowners. *The Federal Trade Commission has reached an agreement that may lower pesticide prices. *Much of Texas is getting some drought relief. *Quarter cracks can occur on horses' hooves.
Tuesday, September 29th, 2026- Jacob Burks and Dr. Wade Webster
Jacob Burks of AgMarket.Net joins Jesse Allen on Tuesday's Market Talk to preview Wednesday's USDA Grain Stocks report, explain how a wet harvest is squeezing soybean processors, and break down the outlook for corn, wheat, hogs and cattle heading into the fourth quarter. Also, we discuss soybean cyst nematode and the upcoming SCN Action Month in October with Dr. Wade Webster, NDSU Soybean Pathology Specialist, in Segment Two of today's show.
Understanding the Soil Factors Limiting Yield
Soil fertility isn’t always the yield-limiting factor. Compaction, salinity, soil acidity and water management can all affect how well crops grow and how effectively they access nutrients. In this episode, Lyle Cowell is joined by Marla Riekman, Soil Fertility Specialist with Manitoba Agriculture, to explore some of the other factors that can hold back crop performance and productivity.
Dialing in a Cover Crop for Your Soil Health Needs
Welcome to episode 496 of Growers Daily! Today we are dialing in our cover crop mixes to our soil health needs. And getting ground ready on the fly (but on the healthy, too).
AgriTalk-September 29, 2026 AM
U.S. Senator John Boozman of Arkansas is the chairman of the Senate Ag Committee and he joins us to discuss the journey of the Farm Bill so far through Congress. More rains are coming through Iowa and Dr. Charles Hurburgh, professor emeritus at Iowa State and a renown expert in grain quality, shares tips on what to watch for when harvesting and storage. Troy Deutmeyer is an agronomist at Pioneer and he talks about what he's seeing in the fields with the weather situation. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The Hoosier Ag Today Podcast for 9/29/2026
On the HAT Podcast C.J. Miller and Greg Allen report on HAT news including the race to identify a corn leaf spot disease in the Midwest before harvest comes to a close, and Indiana Farm Bureau invests in the future of women-owned agricultural businesses. HAT Chief Meteorologist Ryan Martin has another couple of very nice days in the Indiana Farm Forecast, and the Monday grain and oilseed markets were sharply lower. Andy Eubank has the settlements and analyst John Zanker has market commentary.
Texas Ag Today - September 28, 2026
*A major drought and triple digit temperatures wreaked havoc on the panhandle corn and milo crops this year. *Texas researchers are working to breed parasite resistant sheep. *A Texas livestock auctioneer took first place in a recent World Livestock Auctioneer Championship qualifier. *The Texas Panhandle may see a lot of snow this year. *There are a lot of absentee landowners in Texas. *Can anything be done to lower farm input prices? *Diesel prices are at record highs as harvest ramps up across the country.
Monday, September 28th, 2026- John Heinberg, Mike Minor and Eric Snodgrass
Soybeans led the grain complex lower on Monday after the U.S.-China summit delivered little ag news. Mike Minor of Professional Ag Marketing joins Jesse Allen in Segment One to break down the disappointment, Wednesday's quarterly Grain Stocks report, early harvest delays from heavy rain, war-premium erosion in wheat, and where hogs and cattle stand heading into October.
It's Garlic Time - You Ready?
Welcome to episode 495 of Growers Daily! Today we’re breaking down garlic because ‘tis the season, and we’ll also take a question about soil sampling without breaking the bank.
AgriTalk-September 28, 2026 AM
Greg Peterson, a.k.a. Machinery Pete, talks about his Pick of the Week among recent auction sales plus looks ahead to upcoming auctions. And Clean Fuels Alliance America CEO Donnell Rehagen joins us for a conversation about the bio-based diesel fuel and ethanol industries. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Midday Commentary 9/28/26- Arlan Suderman
Grains and oilseeds are under pressure to start the week amid some disappointment it seems from some traders regarding the US/China summit. Arlan Suderman, Chief Commodities Economist at StoneX, joins us to put into perspective the market reaction and more as we move forward this week.
The Little Red Barn Podcast Ep. 158: Vintage Red
The Little Red Barn Road Show comes back this week as we travel to Bourbon, IN and chat with the multi-generational Bates Corp crew. Whether its new parts, used parts, rebuilt parts, or even a few toys...these guys have their hands in any part of it if its vintage Red power. We tour the warehouse and talk though the parts biz when it comes to keeping Vintage IH tractors humming in the field or on the show circuit or on the pulling circuit.
How a Family Farm Built a Successful Niche Food Business Quail Farming
Brittney Miller shares the story of Manchester Farms, a family-owned quail farm in South Carolina, and how the business built a successful niche in the quail meat and quail egg market. She discusses quail farming, agricultural entrepreneurship, product development, food trends, and the challenges of growing a family farm business in a specialized market.
451. Halderman Farm Management’s Howard Halderman on how AI is transforming farm management
Farm management today looks very different than it did a decade ago, with rising complexity, shifting client expectations and new technology reshaping how decisions get made.
The Hoosier Ag Today Podcast for 9/28/2026
On the HAT Podcast Eric Pfeiffer reports on HAT news including a tour around Indiana to find out what is happening with harvest. HAT Chief Meteorologist Ryan Martin has the Indiana Farm Forecast and to start the week conditions are favorable, and the Friday grain and oilseed markets rebounded after a sharply lower start to the session. Andy Eubank has the settlements and analyst Karl Setzer has market commentary.
Is Your Farm Ready for Higher Interest Rates?
Farm finance looks very different than it did during the era of historically low interest rates. Tanner sits down with Dan English, General Manager of FBN Finance, to discuss farmland financing, refinancing, leverage, loan resets, preparing to buy land, equipment debt, and what financially stressed operations can do before their options become limited. Dan boils much of the conversation down to three principles: understand your loan documents, be proactive, and find financing that actually fits the future of your farm.
Saturday Short: Is Your Farm Insurance Coverage Up to Date?
Farms are constantly changing, and your insurance coverage should change with them. In this Successful Farming Saturday Short, Iowa State University Extension farm and agriculture business management specialist Kevin Leibold explains when to review your policies, which assets may need updated coverage, and how to make sure your operation is protected. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
The Hoosier Ag This Week Podcast for 9/26/26
Get ready for an action-packed episode of Hoosier Ag This Week as the team celebrates 20 milestone years on the air! Here is a sneak peek at the top stories shaping Indiana agriculture in this edition: Harvest Weather Split — Dry Windows vs. Tropical Rains: Chief Meteorologist Ryan Martin breaks down the Beacon Credit Union Harvest Weather Forecast.
Texas Ag Today - September 25, 2026
*The American Lamb Board is focusing on education. *The drought continues to spread across Texas. *The Buying American Cotton Act now has 100 congressional co-sponsors. *What will the future of farming in the Texas Panhandle look like. *High diesel prices are adding to an already stressed farm economy. *The DOT is taking action it says will help prevent fuel shortages. *The citrus harvest will get underway soon in the Rio Grande Valley. *The horse hindgut can have a major impact on equine health.
Ep. 257: Could We Actually Survive the Terminators?
Harvest is rolling, so we kick things off with a look at harvest progress across the country and what we’re seeing in our own fields. We also get into corn and soybean prices, rising production costs, and whether today’s commodity prices are actually enough to leave farmers with money in their pockets. From there, we talk about President Trump’s meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping, what renewed trade with China could mean for American agriculture, and somehow wander our way into government, politics, and the general state of the world.
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