Adams On Agriculture

Wednesday on Adams on Agriculture Arlan Suderman with INTL FC Stone gives a preview of USDA’s acreage and stocks report, ASA VP Davie Stephens discusses trade and farm bill, NCBA’s Collin Woodall reacts to new US/South Korean trade deal and House Ag Committee Chair Mike Conaway responds to criticism of Republican farm bill proposal.

Tuesday on Adams on Agriculture Kurt Kovarik with the National Biodiesel Board explains the impact of no biodiesel tax incentive, University of Illinois associate professor Aaron Hager outlines what’s at stake this year for Dicamba use, RFA President & CEO Bob Dinneen criticizes EPA on ethanol policy and Mike North with Commodity Risk Management Group gives his dairy outlook.

Monday on Adams on Agriculture DTN meteorologist Bryce Anderson forecasts more wet and cool weather for the Midwest, Brian Kuehl, executive director for Farmers for Free Trade shares concerns over trade issues and Congressmen Collin Peterson updates farm bill differences and concerns with the spending bill.

Friday on Adams on Agriculture Dale Moore with the American Farm Bureau Federation outlines what is in the spending bill for agriculture, Chuck Connor with the National Council of Farmer Cooperatives discusses the 199A tax fix, Jim Monroe with the National Pork Producers shares concerns about Chinese retaliation on U.S. pork and NCGA member Bruce Peterson talks about potential use of DDGs for aquaculture.

Thursday on Adams on Agriculture Chris Galen with the National Milk Producers Federation explains dairy opposition to plant based products use of the milk name, Purdue Ag Economist Chris Hurt gives his livestock market outlook and Robert White with the Renewable Fuels Association talks about a new ethanol motorcycle.

Wednesday on Adams on Agriculture Maggie Elehwany with the National Rural Health Association discusses the challenges facing rural health care, Shaun Haney with Real Agriculture gives a Canadian perspective on NAFTA and Tim Lust, CEO of the National Sorghum Producers updates a trade dispute with Canada.

Tuesday on Adams on Agriculture Creighton University economist Ernie Goss gives an update on the ag economy, National Farmers Union President Roger Johnson discusses farm bill and trade issues and CPA Paul Neiffer explains the section 199A tax issue.

Monday on Adams on Agriculture DTN meteorologist Mike Palmerino gives a Midwest spring planting forecast, Curt Blades with the Association of Equipment Manufacturers discusses concerns over tariffs and Brian Jennings, CEO of the American Coalition for Ethanol talks about potential litigation over the RFS.

Friday on Adams on Agriculture Emily Lyons with the International Dairy Foods Association talks about the risks of raw milk, Tom Sleight, President and CEO of the US Grains Council discusses the important of federal marketing programs and Kansas Senator Jerry Moran talks trade and drought.

Thursday on Adams on Agriculture the National Biodiesel Board gives an update on a Congressional hearing on tax extenders, the President of the National Grain and Feed Association explains the proposed fix to the 199A tax issue, Mary Kay Thatcher with Syngenta gives a Farm Bill update and Chandler Goule, CEO of NAWG talks farm bill and trade.

Wednesday on Adams on Agriculture Randy Dickhut with Farmers National Company gives an overview of land values, Sabrina Hill talks with Val Dolcini, President of the Pollinator Partnership about his trip to Puerto Rico and Dave Salmonsen with the American Farm Bureau gives an update on trade negotiations.

Tuesday on Adams on Agriculture Rod Weinzierl, Executive Director for the Illinois Corn Growers gives an update on ag issues from Washington D.C., University of Illinois researcher Scott Irwin discusses the RFS debate, Shaun Haney from Real Agriculture gives the Canadian perspective on NAFTA and Ellen Steen with AFBF gives an update on WOTUS.

Monday on Adams on Agriculture Iowa Senator Charles Grassley discusses the RFS debate and concerns over tariffs.  DTN meteorologist Bryce Anderson gives his spring planting outlook and Kurt Kovarik with the National Biodiesel Board talks about the importance of the biodiesel tax incentive.

Friday on Adams on Agriculture Chuck Connor, President and CEO of the National Council of Farmer Cooperatives gives an update on efforts to change the Section 199A tax exemption, Missouri Farm Bureau President Blake Hurst discusses key ag issues, Minnesota Ag Commissioner Dave Fredrickson explains groundwater protection efforts in his state and Brian Kuehl, executive director of Farmers For Free Trade talks about trade concerns.

Thursday on Adams on Agriculture AFBF President Zippy Duvall discusses concerns over tariffs and efforts to fight the opioid crisis. University of Illinois researcher Scott Irwin talks about the RFS/RINS debate, Colin Woodall with NCBA discusses Superfund regulations on livestock operations and Congressman Colin Peterson gives an update on the farm bill.

Wednesday on Adams on Agriculture Jerry Hagstrom reports on the National Farmers Union convention, Mike Steenhoek, Executive Director of the Soy Transportation Coalition discusses infrastructure issues and Darci Vetter, former U.S. Chief Ag negotiator shares her thoughts on NAFTA talks.

Today, Mike talks with Bob Dinneen of the RFA, Tom Vilsack with U.S. Dairy Export Council, and John Heisdorffer, with the ASA.

Mike Adams tells us about his new show, Adams on Agriculture, from the American Ag Network.