Jason Pollard, Agronomic Options Advisor, BASF shares an replace with Max on how this rising season faired and the challenges that had been alongside the way in which round Leonard, Missouri.
R.C. Willin, Willin Farms, LLC., situated in Maryland and Delaware shares an replace on their rising season, the challenges that they confronted and what actions they took to handle these.
Walter Kunisch, Senior VP, HTS Commodities, talks markets with Mike. Walter provides an replace on growing rates of interest and the dangers related to that. Extra updates on exports, yield changes, volatility in wheat market and extra.
This week in Colby Ag Tech, Chad Colby shares extra about grain drying know-how and the provision to enhance that know-how.
Max is joined by farm broadcaster Joe Gill, KASM Radio – Albany, Minnesota to get an replace on harvest, drought and livestock in his space. Joe seems forward on the farm broadcasters assembly that’s developing and what matters can be lined.
Jeffery Sullivan, U.S. Geological Survey discusses HPAI and the challenges in monitoring contaminated birds. Jeffery shares info from an HPAI contaminated chook and the habits of the contaminated chook within the wild.
Greg Soulje joins Max and offers his climate forecast for the week forward and what to anticipate within the upcoming forecast.
Max’s Tractor Shed spotlights a 1947 Farmall H owned by Lee Household in Elkton, South Dakota.
Mark Inventory shares this week’s report from BigIron Auctions.
This week the FFA Chapter Tribute goes to Cooper Hamlin, Missouri State Nationwide FFA VP.
Mike and Max contact on psychological well being and the challenges that farmers face throughout harvest and all through the rising season. Try the Farm Futures Mid-October digital version on Cultivating Psychological Well being sponsored by FMC.
This Week in Agribusiness options market information, ag know-how, climate and farm administration and tools info and opinions. This main ag information program airs weekly on RFD-TV, and may be discovered every week on FarmProgress.com.
