AgriTalk PM

Ted Seifried is guest hosting today's AgriTalk ATB. He's been chomping at the bit to talk with Naomi Bloom with Stewart Peterson. They both do their best to cover as many markets as possible before time runs out.

AgriTalk After The Bell Host Chip Flory gives us the daily markets and catches up with Craig Turner of Daniels Trading.

Allendale Inc. today release the results of their farmer survey of 2018 planting intentions and Chief Strategist Rich Nelson was on AgriTalk After the Bell with Chip Flory Wednesday afternoon to discuss the results.

AgriTalk Host Chip Flory covers a wide range of issues with Jamey Kohake of Paragon Investments, ranging from Trade to 2018 acreage mix. They also take time to go over strategies for new crop corn and soybeans.

Dan Hueber from the Hueber Report tells ATB host Chip Flory that corn and soybean markets may have baked Argentina’s crop problems into corn prices. Cary Artac of Artac Advisory also has his weekly check in.

Too much milk leaves markets looking dim, but Host Chip Flory is looking for some optimism. The questions is, will he find any? Pro Farmer Dairy Editor Mike Opperman joins the show to give some insight.

Today’s AgriTalk After the Bell includes the details of USDA’s Supply & Demand Report, including USDA’s 225-million-bushel increase in total old-crop corn demand. Chip Flory is joined by Hedge Advisor Darin Fessler

AgriTalk Host Chip Flory is joined by Tregg Cronin from Cronin Farms and Halo Commodities. Cronin's message is that the 2017-18 corn carryover isn't as bearish as everyone is saying that it is.

AgriTalk After The Bell Host Chip Flory gets the scoop on the weather both here at home and in South America with the team from BAMWX.com. Michael Clark and Kirk Hinz let you know what to expect in the coming weeks.

AgriTalk After The Bell Host Chip Flory is back in the studio. He catches up with Matt Campbell after another interesting day in the markets. Campbell's message to farmers...remember you're in this to sell at a profit!