We know that tornado season is suddenly upon us, and of course there are other disasters that we should all be as prepared as possible for. Today we welcome American Red Cross spokesperson Anthony Tornetta to describe what the Red Cross does and we all ca

We're done with being on the road for now so we're all in our respective safe spaces to bring you a particularly informative AgriTalk. First we have a conversation with U.S. Senator Charles Grassley of Iowa. It's been longer than we'd like but we have U.S

Day 2 of our Commodity Classic features a conversation with Lance Honig, crops branch chief for USDA-NASS, and Dan Huber of The Huber Report. Then we have a different Free-for-all this week with different participants: Jim Sutter, CEO of U.S. Soybean Expo

We're in San Antonio, Texas at Commodity Classic and we've got a packed show. First we chat with current American Soybean Association president Bill Gordon, followed by a former ASA president (he refers to himself as a "has-bean") John Heisdorffer. Our fi

Pro Farmer policy analyst Jim Wiesemeyer joins us to discuss the events in the world that are impacting the economy, especially coronavirus and China. Then it's our Farmer Forum with Brad Nelson in Minnesota and Jim Jibben in South Dakota. The AgriTalk p

Dan Halstrom, president and CEO of U.S. Meat Export Federation, brings us up to date on various meat exports in key areas and the role the recent trade deals are playing. We also have a conversation with Jay Landell, region manager for Ag Resource Managem

Greg "Machinery Pete" Peterson talks about an amazing recent auction for an un-used machine, plus Sonja Begemann, seeds and production editor for Farm Journal, discusses news surrounding lawsuits and weed killers. The AgriTalk podcast is sponsored by Syn

While ag trade show season continues, our regular starters for the Friday Free-for-all are spread out across the country, so it's next man – and next woman – in, and that includes hosting duties. Farm Journal news director John Herath moderates today's pa

Day Two of tour coverage of he National Farm Machinery Show continues. Agronomist Missy Bauer gives her assessment of last year's crops vs. what's going on now plus our regular Free-for-all panelist Shaun Haney drops by to discuss a variety of ag issues,

We're in Louisville, Kentucky and having a great time at the National Farm Machinery Show. We talk with agronomist Ken Ferrie and get his insights into past and present conditions for planting plus we have an enjoyable conversation with local farmer Ryan