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This week, we're at the Big Iron Farm Show in West Fargo, North Dakota. We'll get you caught up on all the happenings with our team of reporters. The market for farmland is as hot as it's ever been. We talked to the FSA administrator, and he wants your input on how to improve farm programs and services. And we'll meet the farmer behind Molly Yeh's "Girl Meets Farm."

On this week's Agweek Market Wrap, Randy Martinson of Martinson Ag Risk Management and Randy Koenen discuss the market volatility brought on by WASDE's bullish soybean numbers, poor corn exports in the first export report in months, concerns about the economy and the fact that everyone is waiting to see harvest results.

Agweek reporter Noah Fish is joined by Margaret Lombard, CEO of the National Honey Board. Lombard talks about the record-setting consumption of U.S honey last year, the "Honey Saves Hives" program that NHB is carrying out for National Honey Month, what people can do to support honey bees and beekeepers, and some fun facts about honey bees.

Listen to full audio from our latest episode of AgweekTV, where we look at a strong rural rescue program, and an unusual rescue kit. A community comes together to help farm families during their time of need. New cases of avian influenza continue to be reported in the region. And we'll visit a North Dakota dairy that gives its customers a taste of the Netherlands.

Commodity markets ended the week 'on a bang,' Don Wick said on the Agweek Market Wrap. Randy Martinson of Martinson Ag Risk Management said a combination of factors came into play, including Russian President Vladimir Putin indicating he would not support extending the deal to allow exports out of Ukraine, a sharply lower U.S. dollar, and the expectation that the USDA's export reporting system will be back up next week and will show strong smaller sales.

Live from the Agweek Corn and Soybean Crop Tour. Once again this year, Agweek made stops throughout the region to check on the progress of crops before harvest.

Listen to full audio from our latest episode of AgweekTV, where we learn about North Dakota ranchers who cut out the middle man and sell their own quality beef. Our corn & soybean tour will check out crop conditions in North Dakota and Minnesota, and we'll visit a farmer who shares his love for canola through social media.

A big drop off in prices for grains and oilseeds on Thursday was followed by a big turnaround on Friday, and Randy Martinson of Martinson Ag Risk Management told Don Wick of the Red River Farm Network on the Agweek Market Wrap that it appears to have been a combination of profit taking and positioning ahead of the three-day Labor Day weekend.

A big drop off in prices for grains and oilseeds on Thursday was followed by a big turnaround on Friday, and Randy Martinson of Martinson Ag Risk Management told Don Wick of the Red River Farm Network on the Agweek Market Wrap that it appears to have been a combination of profit taking and positioning ahead of the three-day Labor Day weekend.

Agweek reporter Noah Fish talks to Mikkel Pates about his legendary career in journalism. On this episode, Mikkel shares his memories of the farm crisis and the Midwest murders of 1983 -- first when a failed farmer and his son lured a bank president and loan officer near Ruthton, Minn. to shoot them dead. Then months later, when farmer and tax protester Gordon Kahl killed two U.S. Marshals in shootout in Medina, N.D. – leading to a massive manhunt where a SWAT team fired hundreds of rounds into Kahl's farmhouse in Heaton, N.D. Kahl eventually died in another shootout in which he killed a local sherriff. Mikkel then shares stories from his many trips abroad to report, and reflects on life after journalism.