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Ireland Guetling was chosen as a Beck's Player with heart for her dedication and passion on and off the field and court. She competes in softball and volleyball, while also being a member of student council, national honor society and FFA. she loves being a part of a team and making connections with her teammates. In her community, she is a member of 4-H and junior leader. she also volunteers with Challenger League baseball. She attributes many life lessons she has learn to agriculture and her time she has spent showing animals through 4-H. She will be attending Kentucky Wesleyan college to study business and continue her softball career.

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Caleb Euler was nominated as a Beck’s Player with Heart for his dedication and commitment both on and off the field. In school, Caleb participates in track and field and cross country, where he enjoys competing and feeling a sense of accomplishment after putting in hard work. His peers see him as a leader who pushes his teammates to become the best versions of themselves. Through 4-H, Caleb has made a positive impact on his community by serving as a camp counselor, helping with upkeep at his local fairgrounds, and completing yard work for others. He has also been actively involved in FFA fundraisers. Agriculture plays a significant role in Caleb’s life. It has taught him the value of hard work, grit, and determination, and he recognizes the impact agriculture has on the world. Caleb plans to attend Trine University to major in business management while continuing to farm with his family.

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As a Beck's Player with Heart, Avery Eastman shows his dedication and passion on and off the field. He competes in football and track and field while also serving in leadership roles through Link Crew, Student Athlete Leadership Team, and Vikings 1:16. In school, Avery is also involved in National Honor Society, Math NHS, and is a Physical Education Cadet. He values the brotherhood built through sports, crediting those experiences with shaping his work ethic and leadership. He is actively involved in his community through youth sports programs, local events, his church, and service organizations, such as Parker Closet, Bags of Hope, Red Cross, and the Salvation Army. Agriculture has also influenced his life, teaching him the importance of hard work, family, and commitment. He plans to pursue a degree in exercise science and nutrition, with the goal of becoming a strength and conditioning specialist, aiming to help athletes reach their full potential.

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Brownfield Commodity Market Reporter John Perkins has your look at the higher moves in cattle and soybeans, the losses for corn and hogs, and the mixed finish in wheat.

May corn $4.59 and ½ down $.06

May soybeans $11.63 and ½ up $.02 and 1/4

May soybean meal $326.60 down $1.40

May soybean oil 65.58 up 7 points

May Chicago wheat $5.87 and ¾ down $.07 and 1/2

April live cattle $235.30 up $1.25

April lean hogs $90.80 down $.47

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Kole Trapp was selected as a Beck's Player with Heart for his dedication and passion on and off the field. In school, he is a three-sport athlete, playing football, hockey, and baseball. He serves as a captain in both football and baseball, where he has developed discipline, accountability, and a team-first mindset. He is actively involved in FFA, FBLA, National Honor Society, NSHSS, and Letterman’s Club, while also serving as a concession stand leader and participating in Tomah American Legion. Kole says he is appreciative of these experiences, as he has developed as a leader and learned how to work hard. Kole is very involved in his community, volunteering at his local church, being an active member of he Junior Holstein Club, and working maintenance at a wedding venue. He also works as a youth umpire for baseball and softball, helps out at Momentum Academy, and referees for Level 3 USA Hockey. Agriculture has helped shape his strong work ethic through his involvement in FFA, the Junior Holstein Club, and his hobby farm. Kole has learned patience and problem-solving skills, developing a good work ethic and appreciation for the ag industry. He plans to continue playing football while pursuing a degree in sports medicine, exercise science, or athletic training, with the goal of helping athletes succeed.

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Kase Hazeltine was selected as a Beck's Player with Heart because of his involvement and dedication to his school, sports, and community. In school, Kase plays football and basketball, and is an active FFA member. He says he loves making friends with his teammates and appreciates the hard work and dedication each activity teaches. In his community, Kase participates in 4-H and takes part in the Youth Apprenticeship program, gathering career experience and being a role model for his peers. Kase shows his dedication to agriculture by caring for animals and crops. To him, agriculture means hard work, responsibility, and caring for the things that provide for the world. Kase's future plans include becoming an electrician while continuing to farm with his family. 

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As a Beck's Player with Heart, Jackson Wadsworth shows his dedication and passion both on and off the court and field. In school, He participates in football, basketball, HUCS, Student Council, FCA, and National Honor Society. Jackson's favorite thing about sports is the ability to be able to compete for his school and community. He also enjoys being part of a team and being a role model for younger generation, giving them someone to look up to. In his community, he is involved in local blood drives, part of the senior Luther league, and volunteers for the food and health pantry. Jackson has spent his entire life farming, so agriculture means a lot to him. He don’t see it as a job, he sees it as a lifestyle and something he will do for the rest of his life. As soon as football or basketball practice is over, he goes to the farm to work. Jackson's future plans include attending Northern State to play basketball and study ag business. After college, he plans to come back to the farm with hopes to one day take it over. 

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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 Ian Sheldon talk about the evolving U.S.-China trade relationship, uncertainty surrounding export markets, and what it all means for soybean demand and farm profitability.

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Lillian Thuente was selected as a Beck's Player with Heart because of her involvement and dedication to her school, sports, and community. Lillian doesn't just compete on her high school's swim team, she is the captain. She leads practices, promotes unity, and is a role model for her teammates. Her leadership doesn't end there, she is the region IV President for the Minnesota FFA, Chapter Vice President of her local FFA, and the Vice President in YMCA youth in government. all these activities have thought her to be a disciplined, adaptable and, service-driven leader. Lillian is incredibly involved in her community. From working as a lifeguard and a server at a local nursing home, to coaching a youth swim team and completing one or more service projects through the girl scouts, her commitment to her community dose not go unnoticed. Agriculture plays a central role in her life, representing both responsibility and opportunity. Through her work in FFA, she has developed a passion for agricultural education and advocacy. She created a Supervised Agricultural Experience focused on agricultural literacy, designing and distributing ten agriculture-themed coloring books with accompanying lesson plans for classrooms. By visiting schools and teaching these lessons, she works to bridge the gap between students and their understanding of agriculture. She plans to attend the University of Minnesota Duluth to study Political Science with a focus on agriculture, environment, and sustainability. She hopes to pursue a career in agricultural policy, working to support farmers, strengthen rural communities, and promote responsible environmental stewardship. Through her future work, she aims to make a lasting impact by shaping policies that support both people and the land.

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Austin Kreidermacher was nominated as a Beck's Player with Heart for his dedication and passion on and off the field. Austin plays football and baseball, saying he loves the friendships that are made with both his teammates and opposing teams. In school, he participates in band, Drama Club, FFA, FCA, and Cardinal Companions. Austin is very involved in his local church, participating in a praise worship singing group and youth group. He is also a coach for a boys youth basketball team. Austin sees agriculture as the roots and backbone of his family and community. As part of a 5-generation family farm, the industry means everything to him. After graduation, Austin plans to attend Winona State University, playing basketball for the Warriors while studying business administration and aims to pursue a career in agriculture.

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