Ag News Daily

Logan Stephens, a farmer in the northwest corner of Kansas, shares his outlook on the winter wheat and corn crop as well as his outlook for cattle production in the area for 2023. With the Kansas Wheat tour underway this week, yields are top of mind for many and Logan also shares his thoughts on what we see coming out of the field later this summer.

Artificial Intelligence continues to dominate the headlines, but what tools will it bring to agriculture? Shekhar Gupta, CEO of My AnIML, shares a new way to manage disease in cattle.

All commodity markets are screaming higher today, led by KC Wheat in the grain complex. Where will this steam stop for the cattle markets? Jeff French shares his thoughts.

Travis Carlson is a writer and independent filmmaker from Gerry, NY, a rural town south of Buffalo. He recently wrote a feature film, Mother’s Day, based on his lived experience with his mother’s struggle with mental illness. Watch Mother's Day now on Pan-American Films.

Delaney brings some final thoughts from our congressional leaders in Washington D.C. with today's focus on foreign farmland investments. Steven Peterson, Associate Administrator at the FSA, Senator John Thune, and Congresswoman Abigail Spanberger.

Matt Erickson, Ag Economic and Policy Advisor for Farm Credit Services of America, chats his outlook for 2023 farm profitability.

For this week's #TechTuesday, the National Director, Ethan Winter, and Climate Policy Manager, Samantha Levy, of Smart Solar join to discuss the future of solar technology.

Delaney takes on the news for today and has Tommy Grisafi join for Monday market updates.

Listen to three Congress Representatives share their thoughts on WOTUS and how it would affect those in the farming sector.

Chuck Strand, the Executive Director of Rural Minds, joins us to discuss their webinar that will be on May 10, covering the topic of mental health in caregivers for those in rural areas.

Joby Young, the Executive Vice President of the American Farm Bureau Federation, joins us today from an interview Delaney had with him when she visited D.C. Young discusses the Farm Bill and Right to Repair Legislation.

Todd Janzen gives us a further look at AI technology, with deeper insights on the legality side of the topic.

For the first #MarketMonday of May, Ted Seifried joins Tanner and Delaney to discuss many aspects of what is affecting our marketplace at this time.

North Dakota Agriculture Commissioner Doug Goehring discusses the outlook of agriculture in the state, including the impacts of flooding, prevention methods for the future, and supply chain occurrences.

Today we hear comments on the USDA Census from Hubert Hamer, Administrator of NASS, and Congressman Tracey Mann.

With more interviews from when Delaney visited D.C. for the NAFB Washington Watch, we hear from Kathy Mathers, the Vice President of Public Affairs for the National Fertilizer Institute.

Kit Barron, Head of Data Science of Farmers Business Network, brought the topic of FBN's new AI technology titled "Norm" that will be provided to network members.

Shawn Hackett joins Delaney and Tanner today to discuss international and domestic occurrences in the markets.

This week Delaney visited Washington D.C. with the NAFB. While out there, she brought back many interviews to share! Today we are chatting with Chris Novak, the President and CEO of CropLife America.

Fastline joins Tanner today to give company updates and new announcements!

Tanner and Jennifer discussed with Brenna Bird, the Attorney General of Iowa, WOTUS, her position duties, and other areas her office has been focusing on.

Tanner had the opportunity to talk with a team of four students who researched and created a more sustainable version of styrofoam based on soybeans!

Tanner has a great conversation with Jim McCormick of AgMarket.net to take a look at today's markets.

Bill Couser of Couser Cattle Company joins Delaney today to discuss his continuous international travels, ranging from Uruguay to Germany and more!

Dr. Joe Colletti joins Jennifer today for part two of their conversation over the FAO, sustainable agriculture, and an opportunity for students to study these subjects internationally.