Around the Table with CHS

Sarah Engstrom, chief information and security officer at CHS, discusses the uptick in cybercrime and provides tips to help protect your data.

Preston Zacharias, commodity manager for CHS Hedging, discusses the role of diversification in grain marketing plans and how farmers can take advantage of today’s strong commodity markets.

Brian Schouvieller, senior vice president, trading and risk management for CHS, talks about increased interest in renewable diesel and how farmers may benefit.

Dustin Haaland, CHS director of trading and renewable fuels, discusses the difference between biodiesel and renewable diesel and how they fit in a more climate-conscious world.

Will Stafford, CHS Washington representative, provides an update on the Growing Climate Solutions Act and what it could mean for agriculture. 

Kealan Griffin, CHS grain merchandiser, discusses the state of U.S. wheat crops and the outlook for wheat prices. 

Steve Carlsen, crop enhancement manager with CHS Agronomy, talks about how to get bigger ROI from crop inputs and why it pays to plan ahead.

Cash Yount, nutrition consultant with CHS Animal Nutrition, discusses the benefits of creep feeding, which can help give beef calves a good start and preserve pastures during this dry year.

Kent Beadle, commodity and financial markets analyst for CHS Hedging, discusses the global factors contributing to recent grain market fluctuations and what those ebbs and flows could mean for U.S. farmers.

Jason Schwantz, senior vice president of refined fuels at CHS, talks about recent disruptions in energy supply and what farmers should expect for summer and fall.