Welcome to Inside D.C., where we break down how the policy decisions made in Washington can impact your farm. This week, Brownfield’s Carah Hart and Rob Larew talk about the farm economy, the path forward for the Farm Bill, and why Farmers Union members want stronger support for family farmers.

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Missouri Soybean’s Cover Crop Field Day is coming up on March 19. In this Spotlight on Soybeans, Clayton Light, the Director of Conservation Ag and Farm Operations previews the event. Listen to hear more!

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In this episode of Managing for Profit, Jeff Moon, market development specialist with Corteva Agriscience, explains how the Enlist weed control system gives farmers several options to incorporate a program approach to weed control. With Enlist One Herbicide as the cornerstone of the program, Moon tells Brownfield that there is compatibility with over 1,700 qualified tank mix partners. 

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Brownfield's Meghan Grebner has a look at the sharply lower move in soybeans and modestly lower move in corn corn and mostly modestly lower wheat trade during the overnight session.

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Macy Mitchell was nominated as a Beck's Player with Heart for her dedication and commitment on and off the court and field. In school, Macy plays volleyball and basketball, and participates in track and field, FFA, Student Council, and the National Honor Society. Macy is also involved in Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA), Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA), Spanish Club, Student Athlete Leadership Team (SALT), People Actively Linked with Students (PALS), and yearbook. Macy loves being part of a team the most. She cherishes the friendships and memories more than any victory. Though she loves to compete, she enjoys the team bonding and is grateful for the people she has met through her involvement in these activities. In her community, Macy volunteers at her local blood drive and is involved in the Steuben River Runners 4-H Club. She also runs the clock and scoreboard at youth basketball games and tournaments, as well as umpires youth softball games in the summer. Macy recognizes her time on the family farm as one of her biggest blessings. Agriculture is a way of life for her and has made her into who she is today. Through her work in agriculture, Macy has learned the value in patience, a good work ethic, and empathy, and now knows how to problem solve. Macy plans to attend Southwest Technical College to study nursing, as she currently works as a Certified Nursing Assistant. She is also looking forward to her journey to join a master's program to become a Nurse Practitioner.

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Adia Johnson has been named a Beck’s Player with Heart for her dedication and passion both on and off the court. In school, Adia plays volleyball, where she has developed strong friendships and lasting memories with her teammates. Through the early practices, close games, and long bus rides, she has learned the value of commitment, determination, and the relationships that make high school sports so meaningful. Adia is also active in her community, volunteering her time packing food boxes at the local food pantry, refereeing and coaching youth volleyball, teaching dance, and helping with concessions at local events. Growing up in the country surrounded by corn and soybean fields, Adia has developed a deep appreciation for the work and dedication that support agriculture. By working with her mother in a seed and genetic purity testing lab and through time spent on her great-grandparents’ cattle farm, she has learned the importance of responsibility, hard work, and understanding where our food comes from. After graduation, Adia plans to pursue a career in physical therapy. She hopes to study a health science related field in college before continuing on to graduate school, with the goal of helping people recover from injuries and return to the activities they love.

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Breyten Johnson was nominated as a Beck's Player with Heart for his dedication and commitment on and off the mat. In school, Breyten participates in wrestling, FFA, the National Honor Society, and Student Council, saying he enjoys getting to know new people and building friendships. While being on a team or part of a group, he has found that students of different ages, backgrounds, and interests can find common ground. Some of Breyten's favorite memories come from bus rides, practices, or long days. Breyten helps plant flowers and pick up trash in the park and golf course. He is also a confirmed member of his church and volunteers to help run the Kingsbury Cattleman's Association Banquet. Breyten sees agriculture as the foundation who he is, as he grew up on a family farm with crops, sheep, and cattle. He has learned responsibility, how to handle stress with weather or money, and how to appreciate the small wins. Breyten's best memories come from working alongside his family, and he takes pride in his work every day. Breyten plans to continue his education and study ag business to work in banking, loaning, or sales while continuing to farm alongside his family.

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As a Beck's Player with Heart, Sophia Michael shows her dedication and leadership both on and off the field. She has competed in softball and soccer, while also being involved in FFA, National Honor Society, Phi Theta Kappa, and 4-H. Through these activities, she has built lasting friendships while developing strong leadership, responsibility, and time management skills. Sophia is also highly active in her community, volunteering her time with local nursing homes, food and clothing drives, school events, and youth softball camps. She has served on the Highland County Junior Fairboard and has helped with numerous FFA events, including Ag Day, tractor pulls, and recruitment activities that promote agriculture and youth involvement. Agriculture has always been an important part of Sophia's life. Through her involvement in 4-H and FFA, she has raised and shown livestock while learning the value of hard work, perseverance, and leadership. Working alongside local breeders and helping with livestock care has strengthened her passion for agriculture and the community that surrounds it. After graduation, Sophia plans to pursue a career in pharmaceuticals. She is currently completing pre-pharmacy coursework and plans to transfer to Ohio Northern University to earn a doctorate degree before returning home to serve her community and continuing to show livestock.

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Spencer Drill has been named a Beck's Player with Heart due to his dedication to his school, community, and the agriculture industry. To Spencer, agriculture means everything, as it's been a huge part of his life since he was born. From riding in the combine during harvest or feeding the pigs in the morning, he understands the amount of work or time that must be put into it. But he says there is nothing more rewarding than knowing you're sustaining the family farm and feeding the world in the process. Spencer is involved in wrestling, football, trap shooting, FFA, and National Honor Society. He loves the bond that forms when he's participating in these activities with his teammates and creating new friends. In his community, Spencer referees for youth wrestling and baseball and coaches youth wrestling camps. He also volunteers to maintain the yard and bushes at his local church. Spencer plans to attend Northwest Technical College to study electrical construction and maintenance. Though he aims to work as an electrician, he also wants to help with the family farm and one day own it.

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Abigail Fischer was nominated as a Beck's Player with Heart for his dedication and commitment on and off the field and mat. In school, Abigail is a football manager and is involved in wrestling, softball, band, and the National Honor Society. In the summer, she also helps coach youth baseball. Abigail enjoys the bonds that are created from these activities as well as learning lessons that will help her throughout her life. She has learned how to bounce back from failures through hard work and how to be responsible and accountable. Abigail loves how much fun she has with others and staying active. Agriculture is very important to Abigail, her family, and community. It provides them with a livelihood, resources, and brings them happiness. She helps with her father's agricultural business and recognizes that it's a necessity for worldly function. After graduation, Abigail plans to attend Southwest Minnesota State University to study marketing.

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