AgriCast with Orion & Max

Orion and Max are back again to discuss agriculture news of the week with expert guests.

Orion Samuelson recaps the week in market activity. Max Armstrong and Terry Roggensack discussed the November soybean rally, the bean vs. corn ratio for next year and other news in the agricultural commodity market. Patrick Haggerty talked with Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack about his 8 years in office.

Orion and Max discuss agriculture news of the week with expert guests.

Orion Samuelson recaps the market activity during a shortened holiday week. Max Armstrong talks to the Commodity Research Analyst for Advance Trading, Brian Basting, about what he has noticed in the commodity landscape. Finally, Orion closes the show by looking at the world of Agribusiness.   http://serve.castfire.com/audio/3228319/3228319_2016-11-25-203319.64kmono.mp3?ad_params=zones%3DPreroll%7Cstation_id%3D3797.mp3

Max and Orion are back again to discuss the week in agriculture with several expert guests.

Orion Samuelson recaps the weekly market activity.  Max Armstrong talks to Joe Camp of AgriVisor about the the commodity markets.  Orion checks in with Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack about the Trans-Pacific Partnership agreement.  He also talks to David Lehmann of the CME Group about how global the CME Group has become.

Max Armstrong is at the helm this week but Orion joins later on for another edition of Samuelson Sez. That, plus conversations about the week in agriculture with expert guests.

Steve Alexander talks to Bob Iaccino of Pathway Trading Group, about the equity markets and the Presidential election’s impact on them, as well as crude oil and earnings.

This week on the Saturday Morning Show, Orion gets the last report of the growing season from horticulturist Jim Fizzell. Later, Max discusses the markets with Gulke Group’s Jerry Gulke.

Orion Samuelson recaps the weekly market activity and how politics came back into the marketplace.  Max Armstrong and Jerry Gulke from the Gulke Group talked about the climbing soybean yield and the global demand for protein.