Market to Market

This Week

Episode
EpisodeSeason51Episode5149
New tariffs heighten U.S.-Canada trade tensions, USDA backs $10 billion in emergency farm aid, and cattle producers confront continuing market pressures.
Market Analysis
ClipSeason51Episode5149
Weather concerns, global conflict and renewed Chinese buying are supporting grain prices. Don Roose discusses whether corn could continue climbing and how producers should approach the market.
Market Plus
ClipSeason51Episode5149
Weather concerns and global conflict are adding risk to corn and soybean markets. Don Roose discusses whether seasonal lows are in and how producers can protect prices without giving up potential gains.
MtoM Podcast
PodcastSeason11Episode1106
Summer extremes of isolated heavy rain, wildfire haze and drought are all in play this growing season. Meteorologist Eric Hunt from the University of Nebraska shows us maps and more happenings this season.
Classroom
Market to Market Classroom connects you with stories about the science, technology, culture, and business of agriculture.

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About the Show

Market to Market is the nation's longest-running weekly public television program of its kind dedicated to agriculture and rural America. 

Every week, you'll find:
• Agricultural business and technology news
• Commodity market analysis from leading analysts
• Grain, livestock and dairy market outlooks
• Farm policy and USDA updates
• Weather, trade and global market impacts
• Stories from farmers, ranchers and rural communities

For more than 50 years, Market to Market has helped producers, agribusiness professionals and anyone interested in agriculture understand the issues shaping one of America's most important industries.

New episodes premiere every Friday.

Market to Market is produced by Iowa PBS.

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