Ag News Daily

Today we are joined by Lori Culler, President of AgHires, to discuss some of the pressing topics pertaining to labor in the agriculture industry.

Today we're teaming up with fellow Global Ag Network podcast host, Jason Meadows to talk about mental health in agriculture. Jason provides tips and resources for those looking to start their journey in mental health. Check out his show Ag State of Mind wherever you consume podcasts!

Lynne Burchett Hak of Sprouting Our Important Legacy, LLC. joins us to share about the universal planting plates created by her husband.

A lot shaking up the markets today as usual, so we have Jeff French break it down for us.

Randy Uhrmacher of Hastings, Nebraska joins us to discuss his harvest progress and crop outlook.

Paul Greive of PastureBird is looking to change the way consumers see animal agriculture. He and his team are working to be as transparent as possible for their consumers to understand the term pasture raised and its benefits. Learn more about this company at Pasturebird.com.

Today we're joined by farmer Lance Rezac, NE Kansas farmer and United Soybean Board farmer leader, to discuss some of the new and exciting things happening with U.S. Soy.

Today we're joined by Synne Budal to discuss GPS fencing technology created by NoFence. This innovative idea has the potential to revolutionize agriculture with its ease of use and the lack of labor it requires.

A lot hitting the pipeline today with explosive moves in the grain markets today. A fresh Russian missile strike, rail strikes, and more to digest today with Tommy Grisafi.

Andy joins us from Ontario, Canada, to discuss his crop outlook for the season and much more. He also discusses the growth seen in his equipment detailing business, #AndyClean! Find out more at andyclean.ca.

Raghela Scavuzzo, associate director of food systems development at Illinois Farm Bureau, joins us to talk crops other than corn and soybeans. She shares some fun facts about the diversity in Illinois agriculture and directs listeners to many great resources.

Steven True is a third-generation rancher at White Stallion Ranch, Tucson, AZ, and joins the podcast today to share the history of how this dude ranch came to be in his family.

Today we are joined by Shely Aronov, CEO of InnerPlant. She discusses the innovative seed technology created by the company and even dives into their newly announced investment from John Deere.

Matt Bennett of AgMarketing.net joins us from the combine to talk through today's market close.

Today we kick off our Farmer Friday segment to celebrate the harvest season. To start us off, we are joined by Denae Cato of Southeastern Missouri to talk through their corn, bean, and rice harvest progress.

Dan Basse, President of AgResources Company, joins us to answer questions that have been surfacing as South America enters into planting. He shares export, yield, and value predictions while also talking on some of the Geopolitical impacts Brazil's coming election could have.

Iowa Cattleman, Shayne Wiese, shares about his experience traveling to Washington D.C. in order to testify on behalf of the National Cattlemen's Beef Association. He gives tips on telling the story of agriculture and experiencing new things as a young agriculturalist.

Finian Makepeace, Co-founder and Policy Director at Kiss the Ground, joins us to talk about regenerative agriculture. He and his company are fighting through media, exposure, and legislation to change the way the world views and uses agriculture. Follow along with that journey by watching the Kiss the Ground film on Netflix or visiting KisstheGround.com.

Brian Hoops joins us to analyze today's falling markets. We discuss rumors and dollar values that may be impacting trade throughout the week

Jonathan Sandau, Assistant Director of the Oregon Department of Agriculture, joins us to talk about some of the major weather events that have affected Pacific Northwest agriculture in recent months. He shares on improvements in fire prevention and safety and the financial impacts of drought.