Yeager: This is the Friday, June 18, 2021 version of the Market Plus segment. Joining us now is Chris Robinson. Please do not adjust your television sets. A TV show that meant a lot to me as a kid was WKRP in Cincinnati and yesterday the actor who played Herb Tarlek, famous for coats like this, passed away. I was given this as a gift years ago by friends in North Iowa. So I thought, why not? Chris, is this a coat that would work to stand out in the pits? Would they let me onto the pits to trade this, trade with this?

Paul Yeager: This is the Friday, June 11th, 2021 version of the market plus segment. Joining us now is Sue Martin. Sue, I'm going to just say it right off the top. We're going to talk about two things and they're going to be longer and different. We're going to, I'll just say, we're going to talk about $30 beans and we're going to talk about the 1970s. You good with those?

Sue Martin: Yes. I am.

Yeager: This is the Friday, June 4, 2021 version of the Market Plus segment. Joining us now, John Roach, senior market analyst. And John, in the south, if you look at the drought monitor this week which comes out every Thursday, we pay attention a lot to that during the growing season here in North America, we see to the north it's dry, but to the south it is hard to find any dry conditions. And that is specific in cotton country. Is too much moisture causing a problem and pushing cotton higher?

Yeager: This is the Friday, May 28, 2021 version of the Market Plus segment. Joining us now is Don Roose. Don, I admitted something to Naomi last week and maybe Ted the week before, there's really no sense in me doing homework on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday because things just change so much. How does a producer navigate days like this because again, like we said on the show, if you went to sleep for a week it's basically unchanged. Are you better mental health wise, let's start with Aaron for the first question, he said, sell in May and go away to plant was spot on.

Yeager: This is the Friday, May 21, 2021 version of the Market Plus segment. Joining us now is Naomi Blohm. May 21, 2021, want to try that one again?

Blohm: No, thank you.

Yeager: This is the Friday, May 14, 2021 version of the Market Plus segment. Joining us now is Ted Seifried. Ted, I didn't mean to necessarily say your name like Newman. It just kind of came out that way. But I'm so glad that you picked up that that's what I was laying down.

Seifried: Yeah, no problem.

Yeager: I like how you can go along with whatever crazy idea we're going to have.

Seifried: It's fun. That's why I like this.

Yeager: I had a dry erase board under my chair. Did you have anything else under your chair?

Seifried: No.

Yeager: This is the Friday, May 7, 2021 version of the Market Plus segment. Joining us now is Angie Setzer. Angie, this week, this month, this year, the questions you would think would be easy to ask. But it's pretty simple, everybody always just wants to know how high we're going. But as you said during the main program, it's really hard and it's just like it is to predict in trends. We think we know certain factors. I guess you mentioned USDA and acreage and I want to start there, that they're married to a certain number. We're due for a new report.

Yeager: This is the Friday, April 30, 2021 version of the Market Plus segment. Joining us now is Dan Hueber. Hello, Dan. Are there bears right now in any commodities? Are there bulls?

Hueber: There's always a few that are in there trying to snag a little bit here or there but for the most part they went into a premature hibernation this year or maybe they never came out from hibernation because it was a rough winter on them. But they're lying in wait, their moment will come again where they recognize that we just get things overinflated and they have to step in.

Yeager: This is the Friday, April 23, 2021 version of the Market Plus segment. Joining us now, Mark Gold. Mark, leave it to me to ask a ridiculously long question with only 30 seconds to go. And I was asking at the end of the main program about when the mainstream press starts picking up stories of high prices, and you know it's coming, that's your time to sell. But there's something different this time, at least the way I see things. Maybe you see some things differently. The story is different of you talk about there's just not much to carryout.

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Paul Yeager: This is the Friday, April 16, 2021 version of the market plus segment joining us now, Elaine Kub. Hello. Elaine, again.

Elaine Kub: Hello, again.

Paul Yeager: We could just make, if we made a podcast of the discussion between shows we'd really have something, wouldn't we?

Elaine Kub: You'd have to do more of the bleeping, right?