Ag News Daily

On today's episode the latest update on the Farm Bill, rumors circling around the upcoming G20 summit, South Africa's beef export expansion into China, and Knickers the Steer. Mitchell Rozeboom joins to talk about his experience with AgriCoprs in Ghana.

Changes coming to the Renewable Fuel Industry, negotiations with Canada on the dairy front, and forestry issues might affect the farm bill. Keith Petersen, head of strategy at Barchart, gives us insight to their new "cmdty by Barchart" platform.

The latest updates on African Swine Fever in China and payment amounts through the Market Facilitation Program. Argentina and US are close to a bilateral fresh beef trade agreement, and Beyond Meat is going public. For today's #MarketMonday episode, Elaine Kub gives her thoughts on markets.

Happy Thanksgiving's Day Eve, everyone! Today's episode features an update on some trade stuff, Thanksgiving 'fun facts' and an interview with Megan Harper, a Texas Aggie who spent time in Liberia working with students and farmers to help them develop their agricultural systems. Just a reminder that there will be no podcast on Thursday for Thanksgiving, and we're not plann...

Special guest host Lorrie Boyer, fellow farm broadcaster and president of the National Association of Farm Broadcasters, joins Delaney to discuss crop progress reports, cell cultured meats, and the farm bill. CEO of Swine Tech Matthew Rooda for Tech Tuesday

Farm Bill talk continues, cell cultured meat regulations, and the second tranche for USDA's farmer assistance package are discussed on today's #MarketMonday episode. Zaner Market Analyst Brian Grossman joins to discuss markets.

Schwans sells 80% of stock to a South Korean Company, Greenplains ethanol production closing shop, and Cotton exports are down. Join Jim Bair, CEO & President of the US Apple Growers Association, as he discusses apples.

More about the Farm Bill while impacts from Hurricane Michael continue. Mike and Delaney talk Thanksgiving turkey. Join Kim Reddin of Colorado Corn Growers as she talks about Colorado corn and layers of onion information.

Farm bill talk continues, large production of oil causes additional railroad transportation, Iowa State University studies the trade war effects, and Bruce Gaarder talks with Randy Gard about ethanol. Lynn Crisp, President of the National Corn Grower's Association joins us to talk about corn!

Farm Bill extended another year, 35 year high of soybean exports to Argentina, and consumers are eating more pork and beef. Join CEO of Advanced Animal Diagnostics Joy Parr Drach as she explains recent advancements in technology.

Short episode today, as it is Veterans Day but we do have a very big announcement to make about the Global Ag Network! It is going live tomorrow morning, Tuesday morning! If you have had trouble getting the podcast on your favorite podcast app, please be patient. We think we solved the problem, but it will take another 24 hours to really get right. Thanks to all of Veterans today, and good luck to...

The USDA forecasts that Chinese imports have fallen, Colin Peterson to meet with Chairman Conaway to discuss the Farm Bill, and the Trump administration is moving to reconsider the anti-dumping tariff duties that have shut off biodiesel imports from Argentina. Chief Agricultural Negotiator Gregg Doud shares his outlook on trade.

Delaney is down in Kansas City for the National Association of Farm Broadcasters annual convention and she was able to hear comments made by USDA Undersecretary for Trade Gregg Doud earlier today. He spoke about some of the conversations being had with other trading partners like Japan and EU and reflected on the restrictions those countries have put in place. Mike brings the news from the Fed, US...

Live from the National Association of Farm Broadcaster's Convention in Kansas City this week! Mike and Delaney will be bringing you updates from the best of the best! For today's discussion, Chad Colby, tech guru, shares his thoughts about the future of ag technology. The news seems to be a little calmer today with the end of Mid-term elections which Mike and Delaney discuss the implicat...

It's another #TechTuesday here on the Ag News Daily podcast, and Delaney brings us a great conversation with an outside the box thinker who has had some very cool news. Plus, Mike brings in the news from China, the U.S. economy, and a look at what's causing some trouble in this year's corn crop

Delaney Howell and Mike Pearson bring you today's latest news including trade talk, what's going on in the dairy industry, market updates, and a conversation with Bruce Schmoll who serves as Chairman for the U.S. Meat Export Federation. Tune back in Monday when they bring more news and industry leader interviews!

In today's episode, we learn a little more about Delaney, talk news, discuss the grain trade with Elaine Kub and gain some insight on the Live Cattle trade with Cassie Fish, author at www.thebeefread.com

Join hosts Delaney Howell and Mike Pearson as they take a look at the budget released by the Trump Administration, and talk markets with Ted Seifried.

China's International Import Expo is in full swing, a new addition to a WTO proposal adds pressure to China and India to be more transparent in their trade, USDA teams up with FDA to regulate cell-based meat products, meanwhile the first case of corn root worm resistance to Herculex found in Delaware County, Iowa. Darin Newsom joins in for #MarketMonday

Potential deal being drawn to try to stop the trade conflict, China continues attempts to curb African Swine Fever while their soybean meal prices are at a two month low, and a judge dismisses a case over the content of "100% Grated Parmesan Cheese."Casey Seymour for Moving Iron discusses machinery.

Holy buckets! Soybeans rallied 30 cents today on the strength of a tweet from President Trump! Delaney and Mike break down that movement, plus field reporter Bruce Gaarder brings us an interview with Jim Dobrowolski about the concerns over the Ogallala Aquifer in Nebraska. And, we've added a new face (or voice) to the Ag News Daily podcast with our new intern, Katie Haage; so we spoke with he...

Spooky trivia, Illinois moving toward solar power, and African Swine Fever continues to spread. Laura Barber of Barber Cattle highlights what it is like to be a cattle buyer.

Chickens playing dress-up, harvest progress update, and consumer confidence is up. Sarah Hovinga discusses microbes in agriculture.

Mike makes coffee, Brazil has a new president, and China tries to curb African Swine Fever. Brian Splitt joins us for our #MarketMonday and looks at equities and commodities!

It's a fun Friday episode featuring a conversation with one of #AgTwitter's most thoughtful commentators, Jerod McDaniel. The McDaniel family raises cattle and corn down in the Oklahoma panhandle, and Jerod talks about his way of thinking and approach to agriculture. Also, he started a podcast called "Ag Uncensored" that gets in to detail with it's guests and we'll ta...