Episodes
Season 49
EpisodeSeason49Episode4917
Agriculture steps in the spotlight at COP28. Crop insurance comes under attack over its price tag. A homegrown industry at the crossroads of commerce and conservation. And, commodity market analysis with Elaine Kub.
EpisodeSeason49Episode4916
The EPA loses in court over small refinery exemptions. Water and land ownership collide in a Grand Canyon state debate. Poultry producers pivot after the latest outbreak of HPAI. And commodity market analysis with Arlan Suderman.
EpisodeSeason49Episode4915
As you assemble around your table, we do the same to check economic conditions everywhere from Main Street to the fields of America. Dr. Ernie Goss and regular Market Analyst Chris Robinson are our guests on this edition of Market to Market.
EpisodeSeason49Episode4914
Congress heads home after agreeing to keep the country open. The leaders of China and the U.S. meet in California. An in-depth discussion on one of America’s biggest trading partners. And commodity market analysis with Naomi Blohm.
EpisodeSeason49Episode4913
What’s being done to minimize the damage from the latest HPAI outbreak, an in-depth discussion on an emerging market for U.S. commodities and market analysis with Ted Seifried.
EpisodeSeason49Episode4912
The Biden Administration fans out across rural America. Breaking down the numbers on rising disaster payments. New regulations shorten the path for genetically edited seeds. And commodity market analysis with Matthew Bennett.
EpisodeSeason49Episode4911
Big grain agreements return to the Midwest. Agricultures heavy hitters gather to discuss world food policy. And the commodity market analysis with Sean O’Leary and Ross Baldwin.
EpisodeSeason49Episode4910
Congressional actions remain muted - leaving the farm bill stuck in neutral. How solar is adding to the bottom line on the farm. And the commodity market analysis with Shawn Hackett.
EpisodeSeason49Episode4909
On this edition of Market to Market, the government reports less crop in the field, sending the market initially higher. So what's next? A panel discussion with Elaine Kub, Don Roose and Jeff French.
EpisodeSeason49Episode4908
On this edition of Market to Market ... The government averts a shutdown, removes a speaker and throws Congressional business into disarray. A battle over carrots comes down to water. Solving the problem of safety when entering the bin. And, market analysis with Sue Martin.
EpisodeSeason49Episode4907
Who can own U.S. farmland goes under the Senate microscope, vertical farming has grown while fending off challenges, making sense of the swings in fertilizer pricing, and market analysis with Ted Seifried.
EpisodeSeason49Episode4906
On this edition of Market to Market ... Low water levels plague a major shipping channel, again. Fighting back against the use of food as a weapon Breaking barriers in the vet clinic. And, market analysis with Chris Robinson.
EpisodeSeason49Episode4905
On this edition of Market to Market ... Congress returns to D.C. with several deals needing to be done. Renewable fuels get a boost. Several states navigate the pipeline regulation process. And, market analysis with Don Roose.
EpisodeSeason49Episode4904
On this edition of Market to Market ... a denial along a major portion of a proposed pipeline. This hot summer set records again around the northern Hemisphere. Hitting the economic curveballs in the duck production business. And market analysis with Kristi Van Ahn Kjeseth.
EpisodeSeason49Episode4903
On this edition of Market to Market ... revised definitions again for WOTUS. Using AI to help battle food insecurity. As Congress returns to Washington, crop insurance comes back into focus. And market analysis with John Roach.
EpisodeSeason49Episode4902
On this edition of Market to Market ... excessive heat presses on Middle America as tropical storm systems hit the coasts. The arguments for and against a controversial carbon pipeline. Incentivizing farmers to protect a natural resource. And, market analysis with Dan Hueber.
EpisodeSeason49Episode4901
On this edition of Market to Market ... the U.S. draws a line in the sand over Mexico’s GMO corn ban. Ukrainian farmers worry about the bottom line as easy export avenues are cut off. Plus, going beyond the niche at meat lockers post-Covid. And, market analysis with Mark Gold.
Season 48
EpisodeSeason48Episode4852
A pattern change brings rain to the Plains, land owners hear details about an addition to a proposed pipeline, plus, finding additional revenue on the dairy farm. Market analysis with Shawn Hackett.
EpisodeSeason48Episode4851
Weather presses crops as extremes of heat and precip grip the nation. Plus, a look who’s buying land and its value in the Grain Belt. And market analysis with Naomi Blohm.
EpisodeSeason48Episode4850
Unbearably hot temperatures continue and farmers may be paying the price. Monetizing the soil through carbon sequestration. Plus, the hay market scrambles to stabilize as key growing areas struggle. And, market analysis with Matthew Bennett.
EpisodeSeason48Episode4849
Wet weather in the East is offset by scorching temperatures in the West. The Black Sea grain deal is on hold. We’ll look at what’s next. Plus, drones deliver an unusual package to farmers. And, market analysis with Elaine Kub.
EpisodeSeason48Episode4848
On this edition of Market to Market - oppressive heat and torrential rains blanket the country. The grain belt’s land values continue to trend higher. One stop shopping for the overall health of your operation. And, market analysis with Sue Martin.
EpisodeSeason48Episode4847
On this edition of Market to Market - from farm labor to animal policy, new laws that went into effect July 1. Taking stock of the crop at the July 4th holiday. And, market analysis with Kristi Van Ahn Kjeseth.
EpisodeSeason48Episode4846
On this edition of Market to Market - The Secretary of Agriculture pulls out the whiteboard on the farm economy. Drought tightens in the grain belt as rain arrives in the gauge and the market reacts. Exploring new shipping routes through the Great Lakes. And, market analysis with Jeff French.
EpisodeSeason48Episode4845
On this edition of Market to Market - New rules cut corn specs for the RFS. Looking closer at who owns American farmland. Plus sounding the alarm over the lack of genetic diversity in livestock. And, market analysis with Arlan Suderman.
EpisodeSeason48Episode4844
On this edition of Market to Market - the dry conditions expand and intensify across the Corn Belt. The Farm Bill hearings shift to infrastructure. Plus the legacy left on the track - what’s next for greyhounds. And market analysis with Don Roose.
EpisodeSeason48Episode4843
On this edition of Market to Market - The Mexico - U.S. GM dispute corn moves to the next level. The pork industry huddles on what’s next after Prop 12. And, market analysis with Ted Seifried.
EpisodeSeason48Episode4842
A debt deal clears the way for Congress to focus on the next Farm Bill, changes in labor laws may dampen fire suppression efforts, completing the last mile in the digital divide, and market analysis with Elaine Kub.
EpisodeSeason48Episode4841
On this edition of Market to Market: Water is at the center of two big stories this week - one on what is a body of water and the other on the usage of the precious resource in the West. Also a partnership aimed at shortening up the grain chain. And market analysis with Sean O’Leary.
EpisodeSeason48Episode4840
On this edition of Market to Market: Food insecurity is still stinging consumers in 2023, how the new Farm Bill may affect industries that sprouted from hemp farming, and market analysis with John Roach.
EpisodeSeason48Episode4839
On this edition of Market to Market: the Supreme Court upholds Prop 12 impacting the hog industry, food insecurity is still stinging consumers in 2023, new approaches for mental health emergencies in rural America, and market analysis with Naomi Blohm.
EpisodeSeason48Episode4838
On this edition of Market to Market: Weather makes an impact on travel, planting and recreation. A look at an immigrant farm boy who ended up being the longest-serving cabinet member. And, market analysis with Chris Robinson.
EpisodeSeason48Episode4837
On this edition of Market to Market: spring field work takes major strides, rain arrives in the Southern Plains, a progress report from two locations with very different stories, and market analysis with Don Roose and Ted Seifried.
EpisodeSeason48Episode4836
On this edition of Market to Market: WOTUS survives a veto override while Congress questions the EPA’s chief. Tornadoes and wet weather change the planting pattern. Plus, water quality remains a challenge for Iowa utilities and farmers. And, market analysis with Shawn Hackett.
EpisodeSeason48Episode4835
On this edition of Market to Market: Another day in court for the control of water on your operation. Commodity groups sound off on their interests for the next Farm Bill. Plus, how climate change may be playing a role in creating more powerful storms. And, market analysis with Mark Gold.
EpisodeSeason48Episode4834
On this edition of Market to Market, an active spring weather pattern delays keeps farmers out of the field across the country. Yes there’s trade happening for U.S. goods… but there’s room for improvement. Plus, using technology to monitor weather stress in near real-time. And, market analysis with Sue Martin.
EpisodeSeason48Episode4833
On this edition of Market to Market, the official estimates are in for this year’s acres. We also know which stocks are where - how that matters moving forward as spring field work begins. Panel analysis with Naomi Blohm, Ted Seifried and Matthew Bennett.
EpisodeSeason48Episode4832
On this edition of Market to Market ... better data on the Phase One trade deal between China and the U.S. The UN issues a last chance warning on climate change. Plus, putting pets under the spotlight in the war against antibiotic resistance. And, market analysis with Dan Hueber.
EpisodeSeason48Episode4831
On this edition of Market to Market, the implications on rural America of the collapse of two major U.S. banks. Coverage of Secretary Vilsack in front of the Senate Agriculture Committee. A closer look at how oyster farmers are helping clean up Long Island Sound. And market analysis with Arlan Suderman.
EpisodeSeason48Episode4830
On this edition of Market to Market, new rules on voluntary labeling look to put Product of the USA in a more prominent spot. Plus those taking no-till practices from experimental to mainstream. And market analysis with Jeff French.
EpisodeSeason48Episode4829
On this edition of Market to Market, we’ll be looking at a House Agriculture committee hearing where farmers had their say and EPA’s latest run at year-round E-15. Plus we’ll explore how Native Americans are gaining more say over what goes into their shopping carts. And, market analysis with Elaine Kub.
EpisodeSeason48Episode4828
On this edition of Market to Market, a later winter storm reminds everyone that winter isn't over. Corn takes it on the chin as the numbers come in from the Ag Outlook Forum. High school students take a class that returns dividends to the community. And market analysis with Ted Seifried.
EpisodeSeason48Episode4827
A huge congressional delegation gets an earful about the Farm Bill, a change in policy may keep U.S. corn flowing into Mexico, plus, an industry at the crossroads of commerce and conservation and market analysis with Chris Robinson.
EpisodeSeason48Episode4826
The president lays out his agenda for the year to a joint session of Congress. Plus, A startup gains momentum in preserving pollen. And, market analysis with Matthew Bennett.
EpisodeSeason48Episode4825
Lowest cattle numbers since ‘62 sets the table for razor thin ‘23 and beyond. Winter storms slash across Texas and run towards West Virginia. Plus, the challenges of coming back to the farm and making your own way. Market analysis with Sean O’Leary.
EpisodeSeason48Episode4824
Producers need more than sharpened pencils this crop year. Tornadoes tear along the South from Texas to Florida. Plus, going beyond the niche in the meat locker post-Covid. Market analysis with Shawn Hackett.
EpisodeSeason48Episode4823
Round nine of atmospheric river storms in the West with snow in the Midwest. A coalition of farm groups lead the way in the latest lawsuit on WOTUS. Plus, adding to the bottom line with the sun. Market analysis with Elaine Kub.
EpisodeSeason48Episode4822
More flooding in California with severe weather again in the South. Protesters at the capital in Brazil over the recent election. Farmers get movement on the right to repair. And a major government report with analysis by Naomi Blohm and Matthew Bennett.
EpisodeSeason48Episode4821
Massive moisture relieves drought conditions as the winter weather onslaught moves across the country. The reaction to another Waters of the U.S. decision. We also explore how one of the nation's leading duck producers has been hitting life's economic curve balls. Market analysis with Mark Gold.
EpisodeSeason48Episode4820
The nation digs out from heavy snow and cold while preparing for winter flooding. We’ll take a look back at the stories that affected agriculture in 2022. Market analysis with Don Roose.
EpisodeSeason48Episode4819
We take a closer look at rising farmland prices. Profile the winner of this year’s World Food Prize. And get commodity market analysis with Jeff French.
EpisodeSeason48Episode4818
Snow, tornadoes and high winds sweep the country. Also, we’ll take a look at work being done to keep the Mississippi River open for business. Plus exploring new shipping routes through the Great Lakes. Commodity market analysis with Ted Seifried.
EpisodeSeason48Episode4817
Winter snow and rain brings moisture to parched areas of the country. Economically, the trade deficit widens as exports slow. Plus a land lease program benefiting schools in Colorado. Commodity market analysis with Naomi Blohm.
EpisodeSeason48Episode4816
A rail strike averted. A new set of biofuels targets from EPA and we'll take a close look at the commodity markets with Matt Bennett and Sue Martin.
EpisodeSeason48Episode4815
We’re taking a deep dive into the economy and see what might be in store for the commodity markets. Chris Robinson, one of our regular market analysts sits down with Creighton University economist Ernie Goss.
EpisodeSeason48Episode4814
Two economic partners meet on the global stage. Working to understand the relationship between the U.S. and China. Delivering an unusual package via the air. Market analysis with Dan Hueber.
EpisodeSeason48Episode4813
A too close to call election keeps the balance of power in doubt. GMO exports may need a new port of call. Totaling up the damage from the new wave of HPAI. Market analysis with John Roach.
EpisodeSeason48Episode4812
Dredging helps but traffic is still slow on the Mighty Mississippi. Small and medium packers get an injection of cash from USDA. The future of the Farm Bill hinges on Tuesday’s election. Market analysis with Shawn Hackett.
EpisodeSeason48Episode4811
Low river levels on the Mississippi slow the flow of goods. New data indicates record high greenhouse gas emissions around the world. One dairy producer's search for additional revenue streams. Market analysis with Ted Seifried.
EpisodeSeason48Episode4810
The damage done to agriculture by Ian comes into focus. The need for more grain to feed the world. An overview of the many efforts of feeding a fragile world. Market analysis with Naomi Blohm.
EpisodeSeason48Episode4809
Harvest hits full stride in the Grain Belt. USDA updates their guess on the size of the crop. We assemble a panel to parse the paper and look ahead. Analysis with Elaine Kub, Don Roose and Jeff French.
EpisodeSeason48Episode4808
A pair of guilty pleas involving a Missouri farmer. A dry three year stretch makes history for California. Taking cattle to market for drought and economic reasons. Market analysis with Sue Martin.
EpisodeSeason48Episode4807
Hurricane damage in Florida, an ag speech law is sacked in court, and a look at harvest.
EpisodeSeason48Episode4806
Work on the Farm Bill, farmland as an investment, and Market Analysis with Matt Bennett
EpisodeSeason48Episode4805
A national rail strike is averted with 24-hours to spare. Hot and dry weather continues to press the West. Scientists uncover clues to possible COVID-19 treatment from pig cells. Market analysis with Don Roose.
EpisodeSeason48Episode4804
A heatwave continues to roll over the West. A new study calls ethanol’s carbon footprint into question. New approaches to managing mental health emergencies in Rural America. Market analysis with Elaine Kub.
EpisodeSeason48Episode4803
Floodwaters overwhelm the Cotton Belt. Farm income remains strong despite a slight dip. Making a profit by taking data into the digital era. Market analysis with Jeff French.
EpisodeSeason48Episode4802
Devastating drought gives way to destructive downpours. Native Americans take more control over how their food dollars are spent. Market analysis with Ted Seifried.
EpisodeSeason48Episode4801
The two-decade old drought in the West takes its toll. Maintaining export markets and opening new doors abroad. A partnership that shortens the grain chain to a few miles. Market analysis with Arlan Suderman.
Season 47
EpisodeSeason47Episode4752
When is a recession a recession - The chair of the Chicago Fed speaks. Drought crushes crops both foreign and domestic. A fight over water rights in the High Plains. Market analysis with Naomi Blohm.
EpisodeSeason47Episode4751
Kentucky starts the recovery process after devastating floods. The federal government allocates billions to fight climate change. Container ships get a new port of call in the Great Lakes. Market analysis with Shawn Hackett.
EpisodeSeason47Episode4750
Getting some outside the Beltway perspective for the next Farm Bill. A jump start for climate-smart practices in agriculture. A battle over capturing greenhouse gas in the Midwest. Market analysis with Mark Gold.
EpisodeSeason47Episode4749
Drought is forcing cattle liquidation in Texas, Congress discusses crop insurance changes, and Jeff French looks at the markets.
EpisodeSeason47Episode4748
Processing policy and legal changes in the meat industry. Opening Ukraine’s grain pipeline. Water quality remains a challenge for Iowa utilities and farmers. Market analysis with Chris Robinson.
EpisodeSeason47Episode4747
Summer storms pummel the Midwest. Moving the mark on line of sight for drone flights. Crop progress - more than just knee-high by the fourth of July. Market analysis with Ted Seifried.
EpisodeSeason47Episode4746
New initiatives from the Secretary on a Midwest road trip. A lawsuit against the beef checkoff is turned around at the courthouse door. Bringing the message from Kansas cattle feedlots to the halls of Congress. Market analysis with Elaine Kub.
EpisodeSeason47Episode4745
Opening one more gate towards price transparency. Bayer is turned around at the courthouse door. Getting old racing dogs new homes. Market analysis with John Roach.
EpisodeSeason47Episode4744
Using trade talks to ease world hunger. Sweeping changes to the landscape at Yellowstone. Climate takes center stage on Capitol Hill. Market analysis with Ted Seifried.
EpisodeSeason47Episode4743
Preparing for one more legal fight on Prop 12. Sorting out the details on the 2023 Farm Bill. Making tough choices in another year of drought. Market analysis with Sue Martin.
EpisodeSeason47Episode4742
USDA unveils plans to assist consumers and producers. Shaking up a niche market. Market analysis with Dan Hueber.
EpisodeSeason47Episode4741
Secretary Vilsack answers questions on chemicals and CRP. Sorting out ports and global demand issues in Ukraine. The cost to repair after the flooding is gone. Market analysis with Don Roose.
EpisodeSeason47Episode4740
Iowa looks to throttle up ethanol sales. The tally for 2022 climate disasters keeps climbing. Working to repel rabies. Market analysis with Matthew Bennett.
EpisodeSeason47Episode4739
New evidence shines light on meatpacker activity at the start of COVID-19. The meat processing workflow at the local level. Hot and dry replaces cold and wet in the Grain Belt. Market analysis with Naomi Blohm.
EpisodeSeason47Episode4738
The weather extremes of wildfires and drought. Cold and wet planting conditions remain the story of spring. The ongoing battle to fend off famine. Market analysis with Mark Gold.
EpisodeSeason47Episode4737
Cattle Ranchers and Meat Processors are called to Capitol Hill. As the spotlight shines on prices from the grocery store to the packing house door. Riding roller coaster markets with dry beans and other pulse crops. Market analysis with Shawn Hackett.
EpisodeSeason47Episode4736
Cold and wet conditions stall planting progress. The global economic ripple effect of the war in Ukraine. Pushing through the pitfalls of urban farming. Market analysis with Jeff French.
EpisodeSeason47Episode4735
President Biden opens the door to E15. Spring weather intensifies from wind gusts to snowdrifts. Acreage debates are more than just price at the market. Market analysis with Angie Setzer.
EpisodeSeason47Episode4734
Bird flock reductions extend to new states because of HPAI. Lower snowpack increases drought anxiety. Scientists uncover clues to possible COVID-19 treatments from pig cells. Market analysis with Chris Robinson.
EpisodeSeason47Episode4733
Soybean, wheat and cotton acres grow as corn acres fall. Market reaction amidst global issues calls for expanded analysis. Time to assemble our panel of Naomi Blohm, Matthew Bennett and Ted Seifried.
EpisodeSeason47Episode4732
Spring storm season opens with an outbreak in the South. Feeling the food shock waves thousands of miles from Russia’s attack on Ukraine
A land lease program that benefits schools in Colorado. Market analysis with Elaine Kub.
EpisodeSeason47Episode4731
World fertilizer stocks tighten. Avian influenza expands its reach. A startup advances pollen preservation. Market analysis with Arlan Suderman.
EpisodeSeason47Episode4730
Early season tornadoes smash across the Midwest. Getting the greenlight for improvements on the Mighty Mississippi. Market analysis with John Roach.
EpisodeSeason47Episode4729
The worldwide repercussions of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Supply chain bottlenecks remain even as COVID cases drop. Market analysis with Don Roose.
EpisodeSeason47Episode4728
A first look at acres is muted by an invasion. An anniversary of a trade war approaches. Market analysis with Ted Seifried.
EpisodeSeason47Episode4727
Bird flu returns to the U.S. Ethanol comes under attack in a new study. Remembering last year’s Arctic Intrusion. Market analysis with Sue Martin.
EpisodeSeason47Episode4726
The Phase One report card reveals a need for improvement. Early debate on the new Farm Bill includes familiar themes. The fight over water rights in the High Plains. Market analysis with Dan Hueber.
EpisodeSeason47Episode4725
Most of the U.S experiences the 1-2 of winter. Planning for the next Farm Bill starts with conservation. The growing cost for medical marijuana. Market analysis with Mark Gold.
EpisodeSeason47Episode4724
Economic impacts of a fluctuating ethanol market. Pork producers sharpen their defense against viruses and the ballot box. A voluntary push for electronic identification in cattle. Market analysis with Elaine Kub.
EpisodeSeason47Episode4723
The Secretary gives an update on the rural economy. Moving grain downriver gets a boost from Congress. Market analysis with Angie Setzer and Chris Swift.
EpisodeSeason47Episode4722
The buildup to major government reports receives a mild response. However, warm and wet weather in South America brought back some volatility. Naomi Blohm, Ted Seifried and Matthew Bennett breakdown the numbers.
EpisodeSeason47Episode4721
A new year brings an old issue back to Washington. Widening packing house doors to increase competition. Breaking down the numbers on CRP. Market analysis with Jeff French.
EpisodeSeason47Episode4720
Record snowfall in the Sierras. While winter weather finally arrives in the Midwest. Trade, meatpacking and COVID dominate our look back at 2021. Market analysis with Don Roose.
EpisodeSeason47Episode4719
Pushback over Prop 12 - again. Cutting waste to reduce greenhouse gases. Netting big returns in fishing leads to the World Food Prize. Market analysis with Elaine Kub.
EpisodeSeason47Episode4718
Wind filled with snow, dust and tornadoes whips across the country. Moving on to the next phase after the unique December storms. A dairy embraces giving during the pandemic. Market analysis with Naomi Blohm.
EpisodeSeason47Episode4717
Pushback on RVO standards. No-snow November becomes Dry December. New tenets talk transition for one farming operation. Market analysis with John Roach.
EpisodeSeason47Episode4716
Pitching in to help repair America’s inland waterways, the EPA misses an obligation at the pump, and shaking up the niche market with a fresh supply. Market analysis with Mark Gold.
EpisodeSeason47Episode4715
We pause this Thanksgiving weekend to take stock of the economy, both in urban and rural settings to see what’s ahead. Ernie Goss and Chris Robinson provide insight and analysis.
EpisodeSeason47Episode4714
Renewable fuel leaders head to Capitol Hill. How COVID has increased the challenge of filling food pantries. Taking stock of wild weather patterns. Market analysis with Elaine Kub.
EpisodeSeason47Episode4713
Another run at leveling the playing field in the packing house. The climbing costs of inputs. Remembering a voice of the Farm Crisis. Market analysis with Matthew Bennett.
EpisodeSeason47Episode4712
The problems at the port come to Congress. Countries vow to cut coal from their energy diet. The tug of war over authority to address Iowa’s water quality. Market analysis with Ted Seifried.
EpisodeSeason47Episode4711
A washout of a week from coast to coast including harvest territory. The COVID-19 meatpacking infection rate set off alarms at the capitol. A dry-weather bet pays off. Market analysis with Shawn Hackett.
EpisodeSeason47Episode4710
Deere workers walk over wages and pensions in a tight labor market. Mexico and U.S. agricultural leaders meet in Iowa. We talk trade, workers and meatpacking with Secretary Tom Vilsack. Market analysis with Angie Setzer.
EpisodeSeason47Episode4709
USDA raises the size of the grain piles. The market moves lower on the report. Big questions about highs, inputs and futures remain. Market analysis from Naomi Blohm, Elaine Kub, Ted Seifried and Matthew Bennett.
EpisodeSeason47Episode4708
Livestock leaders are called to Congress. The new administration keeps some of the old ways on China trade policy. Supply chain challenges in a COVID world. Market analysis with Arlan Suderman.
EpisodeSeason47Episode4707
The efforts to keep ASF out of the United States, the market for plant-based chicken gains two big name players, congress fights wildfires from Capitol Hill, and market analysis with Dan Hueber.
EpisodeSeason47Episode4706
Extended dry conditions renew an old debate on water rights. Pushing through the pitfalls of urban farming. Market analysis with Ted Seifried.
EpisodeSeason47Episode4705
A tax overhaul may leave some rural policies alone. A war of words and finger pointing over inflationary pressures. Advancements in tracking insects and diseases threatening crops. Market analysis with Sue Martin.
EpisodeSeason47Episode4704
The Biden Administration addresses higher meat prices. USDA puts cash behind growing the number of meatpacking plants. After clearing Ida’s wake, what’s next to help make way for grain. Market analysis with John Roach.
EpisodeSeason47Episode4703
Ida leaves a trail of destruction from Louisiana to the Northeast. Flooding concerns loom as harvest nears. Exploring the efforts to repeal rabies. Market analysis with Jeff French.
EpisodeSeason47Episode4702
Opposition to Prop 12 hits another wall. Dairy producers get assistance to help the food insecure. The tally of wildfires and drought remains elusive as the physical scars emerge. Market analysis with Naomi Blohm.
EpisodeSeason47Episode4701
Drought’s grip tightens as wildfires expand. The EPA bans the use of a pesticide on food crops. Renewed concern over an old livestock disease. Market analysis with Mark Gold.
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