Adams On Agriculture

Thursday on Adams on Agriculture North Carolina Farm Bureau president Larry Wooten gives a damage update from Hurricane Florence, Illinois State Police Trooper Tracy Lillard gives some important farm safety tips and Ohio farmer Cy Prettyman discusses his early harvest results.

Wednesday on Adams on Agriculture Kent Reid, author of a land value study for Farm Credit Illinois discusses declining land prices in southern Illinois, Rabo grains analyst Steve Nicholson discusses market outlook and John Doggett, new CEO of NCGA discusses ag issues and his goals in his new job.

Tuesday on Adams on Agriculture Don Parrish with AFBF updates the legal action on WOTUS, Illinois farmer David Erickson gives a harvest update and commodity analyst Mike North discusses the struggling dairy market.

Monday on Adams on Agriculture DTN meteorologist Bryce Anderson says rain will slow Midwest harvest this week, Bob Dinneen, President & CEO of RFA discusses year round E 15 sales and former USDA chief economist Joe Glauber gives his thoughts on the ag assistance formula.

Friday on Adams on Agriculture Phil Brashar with Agripulse gives a farm bill update, Arlan Suderman with INTL FC Stone gives a market outlook and Chad Colby with Colby AG Tech gives a harvest update in central Illinois.

Adams on Agriculture for September 13, 2018.

Wednesday on Adams on Agriculture USMEF economist Erin Borror outlines steps that still need to be taken to sell more US beef to the EU, Paul Schlegel with AFBF discusses efforts to schedule a vote on the Goodlatte ag guest worker bill and Illinois farmer Don Headen gives a harvest update from West Central Illinois.

Tuesday on Adams on Agriculture Mo Farm Bureau President Blake Hurst explains concerns over ag assistance package, Illinois Farm Bureau President Rich Guebert discuses his recent visit to the White House and Ohio farmer Cy Prettyman gives a harvest update for Ohio.

Monday on Adams on Agriculture Illinois State Representative Dan Swanson explains steps being taken in Illinois to allow hemp production, RFA Executive VP Geoff Cooper discusses numbers showing negative impact of RFS waivers and DTN meteorologist Bryce Anderson gives his forecast for the week ahead.

Friday on Adams on Agriculture USDA Undersecretary Bill Northey gives an update on the Market Facilitation Program and Rabo analyst Steve Nicholson and Purdue Ag economist Chris Hurt discuss the markets.  

Thursday on Adams on Agriculture University of Illinois ag economist Scott Irwin gives his thoughts on the ag assistance package, Erin Ennis, SR VP US/China Business Council gives an update on trade issues, Liz Wagstrom, NPPC Chief Vet updates African Swine Fever in China and Andrew Walmsley with AFBF gives an update on the farm bill.

Wednesday on Adams on Agriculture Arlan Suderman with INTL FC Stone gives a market outlook, Kent Bacus with NCBA discusses trade issues and Mo Farmer Charlie Kruse gives a harvest update.

Tuesday on Adams on Agriculture RFA President and CEO Bob Dinneen gives an update on another RFS lawsuit and Dave Salmonsen with AFBF discusses NAFTA negotiations plus DTN meteorologist Bryce Anderson gives a harvest forecast.

Thursday on Adams on Agriculture Brian Kuehl, Executive Director of Farmers For Free Trade discusses trade concerns from the Farm Progress Show in Boone, Iowa.

Friday on Adams on Agriculture FSA administrator Richard Fordyce explains how ag aid will be distributed, Chris Galen with NMPF and Dustin Baker with NPPC react to ag aid formula and Tom Sleight, President and CEO of US Grains Council discusses trade issues.

Wednesday on Adams on Agriculture corn and soybean leaders react to Ag aid  and trade deals.

Tuesday on Adams on Agriculture the latest from the opening day of theFarm Progress Show in Boone, Iowa.

Monday on Adams on Agriculture Iowa Senator Charles Grassley gives a Washington update, AgriPulse editor Sara Wyant gives an update on ag aid and DTN meteorologist Bryce Anderson gives his harvest weather forecast.

Friday on Adams on Agriculture Arlan Suderman with INTL FC Stone gives his market outlook, Maggie Elehwany with the National Rural Health Association discusses hospital closings in rural America and ASA CEO Ryan Findlay talks trade and aid.

Thursday on Adams on Agriculture Dave Warner with NPPC updates work on the “hours of service” rules, Bob Dinneen, RFA President & CEO discusses the RFS and Shaun Haney with Real Agriculture gives the Canadian perspective on NAFTA talks.