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Purdue Crop Chat Podcast Ep. 96: Indiana's Harvest Rollercoaster—Floods, Odd Ears and Record Yields
On the latest Purdue Crop Chat Podcast: From submerged fields and bizarre "dumbbell-shaped" corn ears to surprising, potential record-breaking soybean yields, this season has been anything but ordinary for Indiana farmers. Purdue Extension specialists Dan "Corn" Quinn and "Soybean Shaun" Casteel unpack the wild weather rollercoaster that left growers battling severe floods, lodging, and unexpected crop abnormalities.
The Hoosier Ag Today Podcast for 9/23/2026
On the HAT Podcast Eric Pfeiffer and C.J. Miller report on HAT news including a look at how corn hybrids are handling the varying weather conditions this year, and USDA has opened ARC and PLC enrollment with millions of additional acres. HAT Chief Meteorologist Ryan Martin says it looks cloudy across Indiana with rain chances too, and the Tuesday grain and oilseed markets reversed after that Monday rally. Andy Eubank has the settlements and analyst Arlan Suderman has market commentary.
449. BONUS: Fallow Ag’s Naveed Iqbal on being a founder, creating a farm-level data standard + participating in AgriNovus’ Velocity
Welcome to Directionally Speaking, a narrative series that highlights the innovators bringing solutions to market through AgriNovus' Velocity accelerator. This week, AgriNovus Senior Director of Innovation Tim Dixon sits down with Naveed Iqbal, CEO of Fallow Ag, to talk fintech, creating a data standard at the farm-level and what it's like to be a startup founder. Learn more about Naveed and Fallow Ag at agrinovusindiana.com/velocity
Free Money for the Farm? Understanding REAP & EQIP
Farm margins are tight, but there are still programs designed to help producers invest in energy efficiency and infrastructure. Bethany from GDS Associates says EQIP continues to fund projects, while REAP had been paused as changes were made under the new administration. At the time of the interview, GDS said they were hearing REAP was expected to reopen in the fall.
Texas Ag Today - September 22, 2026
*There was a surprise in Friday’s Cattle on Feed Report. *The Texas NRCS is accepting applications for 2027 conservation programs. *John Collier of Stephenville received the American Simmental Association’s highest honor. *El Nino has been a big letdown for Texas farmers and ranchers. *Fall is finally here, but summer heat and drought are still hanging around. *More than 30 million new base acres were allocated this year. *The Senate Ag Committee finally moved its version of the farm bill to the full Senate for a vote.
Tuesday, September 22nd, 2026- Brian Splitt
Brian Splitt of AgMarket.Net joins Market Talk for technical analysis to break down corn, soybeans, wheat, cotton and cattle charts as the market braces for a big meeting with China and the quarterly Grain Stocks report. Splitt lays out three separate technical measurements pointing to $6.50 corn, a soybean target near $13.60, an SRW wheat objective around $8.60, and a feeder cattle setup that could carry prices toward $3.60.
What Really Influences Soil Organic Matter?
Building soil organic matter has become a common goal for farmers looking to improve soil health, but increasing soil organic matter levels can be harder than we’d expect. In this episode, host Amy Crozier is joined by Andrew McGuire, Irrigated Cropping Systems Extension Agronomist and Grant County Director with Washington State University, to explore what influences soil organic matter (SOM) and which management practices can actually help build or maintain it over time.
Wait, Before You Cover Crop…
Welcome to episode 491 of Growers Daily!
AgriTalk-September 22, 2026 AM
We check in with Randy Dowdy and David Hula of Breaking Barriers with R&D about getting crops out of the field and recording everything done during the year to maximize yield. It is National Farm Safety and Health Week 2026 and it is also Rail Safety Week 2026. We have Francis Eldecker, Iowa state coordinator for Operation Lifesaver join us to tell us about how to stay safe when crossing train tracks. Ken Ferrie of Crop-Tech Consulting talks about crop conditions and harvest challenges with the wet weather.
Midday Commentary 9/22/26- Arlan Suderman
Grain and livestock markets are mixed to lower in a turnaround Tuesday type of trading session. Arlan Suderman, Chief Commodities Economist at StoneX, joins us to discuss in our Market Talk Midday Commentary for Tuesday, September 22nd, 2026.
The Hoosier Ag Today Podcast for 9/22/2026
On the HAT Podcast C.J. Miller and Greg Allen report on HAT news including a celebration of 20 years of Hoosier Ag Today’s farm news network journey, and is a hidden threat in your soybean fields already taking a bite out of next season’s profits? HAT Chief Meteorologist Ryan Martin deals with whether the cooler and wet conditions will continue, and the Monday grain and oilseed markets posted a significant rally to start the week. Andy Eubank has the settlements and analyst John Zanker has market commentary.
Texas Ag Today - September 21, 2026
*Another Mexican border port will open this week for livestock imports. *The Texas Animal Health Commission is releasing movement restrictions in another screwworm containment zone. *U.S. beef production is expected to decline this year and next year. *The Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo is building new facilities. *Some rain relief may be on the way for the Texas Panhandle. *More than 30 million additional base acres were allocated this year.
Monday, September 21st, 2026- John Heinberg, Eric Snodgrass and Jeff Hoogendoorn
On Monday's Market Talk, we start the show with meteorologist Eric Snodgrass of Nutrien Ag Solutions for the weekly weather update, breaking down a sharply divided pattern: heavy rain and stalk/root concerns across the Midwest, record heat and drought in the South, a historically quiet Atlantic hurricane season, and a split planting outlook in South America as a record-strength El Nino reshapes the months ahead.
Do You Really Have to Inoculate Beans and Other Green Bean Things
Welcome to episode 490 of Growers Daily!
AgriTalk-September 21, 2026 AM
Greg Peterson – Machinery Pete – talks about his Pick of the Week, plus introduces Matt Pepe, regional sales manager for Ritchie Bros. in Ontario, who talks about their upcoming auction event. And Bryan Whaley, CEO of the Iowa Cattlemen’s Association, joins us to discuss building Iowa's cattle future. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Midday Commentary 9/21/26- Arlan Suderman
Grain and livestock markets have found support to the upside through midday Monday. Arlan Suderman with StoneX joins us to discuss in our Market Talk Midday Commentary.
The Little Red Barn Podcast Ep. 157: Is A Fertilizer Crisis Looming?
Energy prices pushed to new recent highs this past week, just in time for harvest. But harvest means planting decisions are right around the corner and along with those, thoughts of fertilizer programs. This week we chat with one of the main BUYERS of fertilizer for Keystone Cooperative in his Indianapolis office. We chat nitrogen, phosphates, current market conditions, the future oulooks and the impact of all of this on the 2027 crop year. Tons of information in here.
448. Etlas’ Nacho Conti on Corteva and bp’s joint venture, market forces increasing biofuel demand + solving bottlenecks across the value chain
Earlier this year, Etlas launched as a joint venture betrween Corteva and bp with the goal of helping strengthen the biofuels value chain. This week, CEO Nacho Conti shares how the company is working to connect growers, processors and biofuels producers around low-carbon feedstocks while creating new value opportunities across agbisocience and energy.
The Hoosier Ag Today Podcast for 9/21/2026
On the HAT Podcast Eric Pfeiffer and C.J. Miller report on HAT news including an update on skyrocketing diesel prices, and Ag Day celebrated at Ross-Ade Stadium recently was a great excuse for ag alumni to get together. HAT Chief Meteorologist Ryan Martin says Indiana has more rain to deal with, and the Friday grain and oilseed markets followed the recent mostly lower trend with liquidation all around. Andy Eubank has the settlements and analyst Brian Basting has market commentary.
Perfect Sundays & Project Farm Dog: Starting the Conversations That Matter
Why can mental health be so difficult to talk about in agriculture? Sam and Easton explore the unique pressures farmers carry—from finances and isolation to the responsibility of keeping land and a family legacy alive. Rather than blaming farmers for being unwilling to talk, they challenge agriculture to create better opportunities for conversations to happen naturally and earlier.
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