Half 1
Max Armstrong and Mike Pearson are on the desk this week and begin off with a dialog with FMC’s Lisa Homer about their current efforts round psychological well being within the agriculture neighborhood. Subsequent, Max introduces the most recent from the BASF Plan Sensible Develop Sensible collection. Mike Pearson talks markets with Clayton Pope of Clayton Pope Commodities to speak concerning the USDA WASDE report this week that confirmed that soybeans had been going to be down, shocking the markets. In addition they get into worldwide commerce and the impact of the excessive U.S. greenback. Lastly, they flip to wheat struggles.
Half 2
Clayton Pope of Clayton Pope Commodities rejoins Mike to check out the crude market and impacts on the ethanol market. Within the Colby Ag Tech phase Chad Colby is reviewing some new rechargeable instruments out there to farmers, together with the brand new double-battery blower from Milwaukee.
Half 3
Max and Mike focus on the issue of decrease river ranges on the Mississippi and its have an effect on on foundation and Max talks about his time engaged on the Mississippi.
Half 4
Max talks with Howard Buffett about his efforts in Ukraine to assist farmers. Agricultural Meteorologist Greg Soulje seems to be 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 set of crimson auger tractors, no inexperienced ones this week. Within the FFA Chapter Tribute Mike talks with Emma Kuball, Minnesota State FFA President. Emma is worked up concerning the nationwide conference arising and chapter visits. She’s learning ag training and plans to be an ag educator.
Half 7
Max talks extra with Howard Buffett concerning the potential to collect proof of struggle crimes dedicated by Russia in opposition to agriculture pursuits.
