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Compeer's AgEdge

Compeer's AgEdge brings you insider discussions from finance experts who understand farming. Each episode breaks down complex agricultural economics, policy changes, and farm business topics into digestible conversations. From DC policy updates to crop insurance strategies, our experts help you stay informed and confident about economic trends and financial decisions affecting your operations. Follow along for informative episodes that keep you ahead of the curve in agricultural finance and policy.

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Compeer Financial

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Business

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Último episodio

9 de jul. de 2026

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Episodios

Dairy Market Update: Supply Pressures, Beef Revenue, and Protein Demand Trends 18.09.2025

Compeer Ag Economist Megan Roberts hosts Sara Dorland from Ceres and Compeer's Jim Moriarty to dive into the dairy industry's current challenges as milk supply recovery across the US, New Zealand, China, and Europe creates temporary oversupply pressures. With Class III milk prices dropping and futures pointing even lower for early next year, the experts explain how beef-on-dairy programs are provi...

September Squeeze: Farm Bill Uncertainty, Plunging Corn Prices, and Fed Rate Decisions 04.09.2025

Compeer's AgEdge team tackles the perfect storm facing agriculture as Congress returns from recess. Ag Economist Megan Roberts joins legislative affairs experts Ben Duncanson and Perry Aasness to break down the critical 30-day window ahead, where funding the federal government, extending the Farm Bill, and potential Fed rate cuts all hang in the balance. With USDA slashing 2024 farm income forecas...

Navigating the New Crop Insurance Landscape 21.08.2025

Crop insurance expert Alex Offerdahl and Compeer's Cole Patrick break down the game-changing updates to federal crop insurance programs following the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. With over two decades in the crop insurance space, Alex explains how increased subsidies are making coverage more affordable while expanding protection options for farmers. Learn about the dramatic changes to Supplemental...

Weathering the Storm: Climate Resilience for Agriculture 21.08.2025

Atmospheric scientist Eric Snodgrass breaks down the weather patterns shaping agriculture in 2025. From record-breaking tornado counts to unprecedented flash flood warnings, Eric explains the science behind this year's extreme weather, including how the Bermuda High pressure system has pumped massive amounts of moisture into the Midwest. Learn about the connection between increased crop population...

The New ROI of Sustainability: How Farmers Are Adapting 21.08.2025

Jennifer Coleman from The Directions Group explores how sustainability in agriculture is evolving amid today's challenging economic landscape. Jennifer breaks down the "three-legged stool" of sustainability (environment, production, and economics) and reveals why farmers are demanding faster returns on their sustainability investments. Learn about the current state of practices like no-till farmin...

Introducing: Compeer's AgEdge 21.08.2025

Compeer's AgEdge brings you insider discussions from finance experts who understand farming. Each episode breaks down complex agricultural economics, policy changes, and farm business topics into digestible conversations. From DC policy updates to crop insurance strategies, our experts help you stay informed and confident about economic trends and financial decisions affecting your operations. Fol...

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