Half 1
Mike Pearson is on the desk this week and we begin off with a dialogue with Ginger Rowsey, Senior Author with Farm Progress in regards to the low-water degree struggles on the Mississippi River. Subsequent, Mike talks markets with Naomi Blohm of Complete Farm Advertising, to proceed the dialogue of low river ranges and the challenges with foundation markets. Subsequent, there’s excellent news on soybean gross sales to China and exports with bean meal and oil. The corn export market nonetheless, is battling the excessive greenback, however different elements are promising. Subsequent, ethanol is wanting good because the job financial system stays robust.
Half 2
Naomi Blohm of Complete Farm Advertising flip to the wheat market and up and down developments which can be largely good. The protein markets are nonetheless reacting to final week’s USDA report and demand stays robust because of the great job market. Dairy costs, particularly butter, are driving excessive as nicely. Within the Colby Ag Tech phase Chad Colby is discussing lawnmower wheel, or “tweel” expertise
Half 3
Max joins the present for an interview with Brad Doyle of the American Soybean Affiliation, he discusses a harvest report first, after which they talk about the seed market, low river ranges, governmental affairs, and extra.
Half 4
Mike introduces the newest Plan Sensible Develop Sensible phase from BASF. Agricultural Meteorologist Greg Soulje seems on the climate for the week forward.
Half 5
Agricultural Meteorologist Greg Soulje returns to check out the long-range climate image.
Half 6
In Max’s Tractor Shed, Max introduces a corn chopper from Bob Johnson who’s engaged on a ebook on this device. Within the FFA Chapter Tribute Mike talks with Sydney Bender, former Wisconsin State FFA VP. She’s a bit of unhappy to be lacking this week’s FFA Nationwide Conference. She beloved the conference throughout her time within the group. Sooner or later she plans to present again to the group as an educator.
Half 7
Mike wraps up the present discussing the climate in depth with meteorologist Greg Soulje.
