Iowa Agribusiness Radio Network Podcasts

Wheat was the leader amongst the grain futures on Wednesday, July 28th. Bill Moore from Price Futures Group tells us why in today's podcast.

Weather still is the premium pushing the markets. However, demand is going to be affected by weather all around the world. Dustin Hoffmann visits with Jim McCormick of AgMarket.Net. 

It's the first edition of our new daily Closing Market Podcast where we'll chat Monday through Friday with Bill Moore from Price Futures Group in Chicago to recap how the grain and livestock markets traded each day. 

Markets are reacting to yesterday's worsening Crop Progress Report. They are also watching where the heat and rain will be this week. Dustin Hoffmann visits with John Heinberg of Total Farm Marketing.

Weather is going to be key again this week as forecasts are still conflicting. Dustin Hoffmann talks with Mike Lung of Allendale. 

Riley runs down the news headlines, Dustin visits with Iowa Ag Secretary Mike Naig, Brent talks with NCGA President John Linder, and Russ gets into an Olympic-sized story.

Even with lower finishes, corn and soybeans are both sitting decently. China is backing away from the market for the time being. A lot will depend on their pork production needs. Weather still is the major mover. Dustin Hoffmann talks with Matt Bennett of AgMarket.Net

We're joined today with Naomi Blohm from Total Farm Marketing as we break down a drop in commodity prices, U.S. and South American weather, and weekly export sales. 

The weather market is playing a big factor across the globe. South American challenges may open the door for the United States to fill the void left. Dustin Hoffmann talks with Jim McCormick at AgMarket.Net.

markets are rebounding after yesterday's loss, marred by bad numbers in the financial sector. Today the markets are back looking at hot and dry forecasts. Dustin Hoffmann talks with Amberlee Bratcher of Total Farm Marketing.