Are we still expecting a big corn crop this year?  We'll have a preview before USDA releases its new acreage and stock reports.  Plus, the corn crop is running behind in North Dakota, and see how peanuts and poultry are teaming up in Georgia.

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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: How is the excessive heat impacting drought and topsoil moisture conditions?  Plus, we check out cherry picking season in Washington State, and see how one Texas rancher is protecting her herd from New World Screwworm.

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We're getting a better look at the damage caused by a derecho in North Dakota.  Plus, how much your 4th of July could cost you this year, and see how farmers in a desert are growing lettuce out of thin air.

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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: How are crops impacted by the heat wave hitting the Midwest and East Coast, and is a break from the extreme heat on the way?  Plus, the Ag Secretary says modifications to the H-2A program are on the way, and a recent farm auction in Iowa marked the end of one era and the beginning of another.

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New numbers show the ag trade deficit is growing.  We talked with one expert about why farmers shouldn't be too concerned.  Plus, President Trump speaks out in support of farmers following immigration raids, and we examine the importance of the Strait of Hormuz.

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Michelle Rook hosts AgDay: The Senate has released its "One Big, Beautiful Bill".  We examine how it differs from the House version. The White House border czar has an update on immigration raids on farms, and we head to Louisiana, where a family of farmers is working hard to keep things going for the next generation.

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Cattle industry leaders weigh in after the USDA announces a 5-point plan to tackle the threat of New World Screwworm. Disease pressure is already showing up in some crops.  We have some advice to help build your yields.  Plus, meet a Georgia man who turned a hobby into honey while tending bees.

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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: The MAHA Commission releases an updated report after an investigation discovered the use of faulty studies.  Hear why several ag groups are still not happy with the report.  Machinery Pete looks at some deals on used hay equipment, and why some people are breathing in bee hives.

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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: The Ag Secretary releases a new five-point plan to help keep New World Screwworm out of the U.S.  Plus, some California small businesses say they're suffering following immigration raids on farms, and eminent domain puts a long-time New Jersey family farm in the crosshairs.

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Clinton Griffiths hosts AgDay: The Senate Finance Committee releases its plan for biofuels.  We break down what it could mean for producers.  Plus, a possible reversal when it comes to guidance for immigration raids on farms.  And Arkansas producers struggle to plant this year's cotton crop.

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