We wrap up our series of conversations with northeast Nebraska farmer Bryan Pippitt.

We talk with Keegan Shields, CEO of Persistent BioControl and how the company is scaling up production of beneficial nematodes, offering farmers a sustainable solution that can last for decades.

We’re going to look ahead to 2025 with the COO of Hedge Plus, Josh Hayes. We learn about Josh’s journey while getting his take on our commodities we follow on the TV program.

Minnesota farmer Tim Dufault shares his approach to retirement, revealing how he strategically rented his farmland to six young farmers under 40, prioritizing community sustainability over maximum profit.

Part two of our chat with Brian Reisinger picks up on what happened to farms during and after COVID.

Brian Reisinger discusses his book "Land Rich, Cash Poor", revealing the complex economic and personal dynamics of modern farming.

Part 2 of our Grain Marketing class is going to focus on emotion and a return to incremental marketing.

We are headed into the classroom again this week with Grain Marketing 201. Angie Setzer puts on the professor cap and we are in information mode for the next two episodes.

Paul Nees is the VP of Global Supply Trading at Chevron Renewable Energy Group and says measured expansion of the EPA’s Renewable Volume Obligations can help keep the renewable sector gain market share as the current targets underestimate the industry’s production capacity.

At the 2024 World Food Prize Borlaug Dialogue, we dive into the evolving landscape of global food security with Deputy U.S. Special Envoy Anna Nelson and Cargill's Director of Federal Government Relations Emily Dimiero.