Iowa Agribusiness Radio Network Podcasts

On this edition of Weekend Ag Matters:

• Brent runs down headlines and talks with Iowa Soybean Association President Jeff Jorgenson.

With the WASDE report in the rearview mirror, we are seeing volatile ripples in its wake. Dustin Hoffmann talks with Naomi Blohm of Total Farm marketing who says, "It stinks, but there is no reason to panic." 

Ahead of Wednesday's open, Jim McCormick of AgMarket.net talks with Dustin Hoffmann about today's WASDE report, South American estimates and weather, and Chinese demand.

One day ahead of the WASDE report, we are seeing heavy gains in the grain complex. Bryan Doherty visits with Dustin Hoffmann about what is happening with the markets. 

Markets are positioning themselves in anticipation of Wednesday's WASDE report. China was purchasing more new crop corn on Monday as well. Dustin Hoffmann visits with Greg McBride of Allendale ahead of Monday's open. 

Dustin Hoffmann sits down with Iowa Cattlemen's Association CEO Matt Deppe & Iowa Agriculture Secretary Mike Naig for a special "May Beef Month" episode of Weekend Ag Matters. 

Dustin Hoffmann catches up with Jim McCormick ahead of Wednesday's market open. South American dryness is putting more and more pressure on their exports. 

At midday, the soybean and corn numbers are looking stronger. However, as farmers look at these good prices, some are worried they may not have enough to sell at those rates. Dustin Hoffmann talks with Bryan Doherty of Total Farm Marketing.

Dustin Hoffmann visits with John Deere head of See & Spray Ryan Stein about the newest precision spraying tool available for the 2022 model year.

Weather across the entire Western Hemisphere is causing some angst in the markets. While seeing the prices move higher is good, what is really unsettling is the concern that there may not be enough grain to sell at those prices. Just before Monday's open, Dustin Hoffmann visits with Greg McBride of Allendale.