Iowa Agribusiness Radio Network Podcasts

Weather is continuing to play a huge part in the markets. This is especially true in the Northwestern cornbelt. Dustin Hoffmann talks with Greg McBride of Allendale.

Riley runs down our top stories. 

Dustin talks about bringing corn crops across the finish line and talks with Iowa 3rd District Congresswoman Cindy Axne.

Markets came up nice overnight, but what is in store for today? How will the hot & dry forecast affect things after a rainy spell? Dustin Hoffmann gets answers to some of these questions from Matt Bennett of AgMarket.Net.

Corn & Soybean Markets are both lower on disappointing export sales numbers. Wheat is going higher on better than expected info. Dustin Hoffmann talks with Amberlee Bratcher of Total Farm Marketing. 

The weather market is in full play today as the Dakotas and Iowa are under the bullseye for potentially strong weather. Minnesota is on the fringe. Dustin Hoffmann visits with Jim McCormick of AgMarket.Net. 

On this latest episode of our Midday Market Podcast, we're joined by Naomi Blohm from Total Farm Marketing.

In this week's episode of Weekend Ag Matters, we look at the top stories including $500 million in investments launched to help processing infrastructure. Brent talks with Representative Randy Feenstra of Iowa's 4th District, and Dustin Hoffmann talks with Trent Thiele, a hog producer in NE Iowa about line speed, and its detrimental effects on small producers. 

The markets finished the overnight a little weaker. As we start the day, there looks to be some strength in the soybeans. Dustin Hoffmann talks with Matt Bennett at AgMarket.Net to get his take on today's trade. 

Markets starting to show some turnaround at Midday. Dustin Hoffmann visits with John Heinberg of Total Farm Marketing to see what is driving that slim positive movement. 

Corn tried to bounce back overnight but ended up lower. It looks like that trend may continue today. Dustin Hoffmann talks with Jim McCormick of AgMarket.Net on today's Opening Market Podcast.