Iowa Agribusiness Radio Network Podcasts

Dustin Hoffmann visits with Chase McDonald, Personal Agronomist at Advanced Agrilytics. They talk about the personalized agronomy services that they offer. McDonald says it not about having another map that prints out a pretty map. It is about taking your data you already collect and partnering it with what your fields are telling you. 

Dustin Hoffmann talks with Allendale's Greg McBride ahead of Monday's open. Weather and rain showers are going to be what the market watches the closest this week. Also, keep your eyes on local basis numbers as a barometer of the demand on the markets. 

Closing market recap for 4-22-2021. 

In the latest episode of #WeekendAgMatters: 

• Dustin Hoffmann talks with Adam Kiel of the Soil & Water Outcomes Fund

Ahead of Wednesday's open, Dustin Hoffmannvisits with Jim McCormick of AgMarket.net about what might be shaping the markets for the rest of the week. 

Bill Moore of Price Futures Group in Chicago breaks down the closing market numbers on 4-20-2021 with host Brent Barnett. 

Corn & Soybeans continue to claw their way higher at midday. Dustin Hoffmann chats with John Heinberg of Total Farm Marketing about tightening supplies, South American influence on the trade, and May options expiring at the end of the week.  

Dustin Hoffmann visits with Adam Kiel of the Soil and Water Outcomes Fund, which is part of the Iowa Soybean Association. They talk about the program and what farmers can expect by enrolling in this carbon credit program. 

The carbon credit market is currently in its infancy but is getting a lot of attention from producers across the country. According to Steele Lorenz, head of sustainable business with the Farmers Business Network, it’s important for producers to first understand what carbon credits are.

Dustin Hoffmann talks with Greg McBride of Allendale. As snowflakes fall in Des Moines on Monday morning, McBride says it isn't worth it to be too worried yet. We still have time to get the crop in at a decent time.