Bob talks with Equity Cooperative Livestock Sales retiring CEO Chuck Adami and incoming CEO Curt Larson about their transitions, and we have our usual mix of markets, news and -- of course -- a few laughs.

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Kaitlyn Riley, Wisconsin's 71st Alice in Dairyland, talks with us today about her year winding down in that role, and about the upcoming naming of the 72nd Alice in Dairyland. University of Wisconsin forage specialist Dr. Dan Undersander also talks with us about how water standing in fields might affect alfalfa plants.

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We look at what it takes to become a master cheesemaker in Wisconsin, and Dr. Josie Rudolphi of the Marshfield-based National Farm Medicine Center discusses feedback she's received at a series of NFMC First Aid for Mental Health seminars. Eau Claire County University of Wisconsin-Extension agriculture agent Mark Hagedorn also discusses progress of the 2020 Farm Technology Days.

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Concerns about opiod addiction in rural areas and Eau Claire County's two-month extension of a confined animal feeding operation ordinance are among highlights of today's show. Chippewa County University of Wisconsin-Extension agent Jerry Clark also visits.

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Wisconsin Farmers Union legislative director Kara O'Connor talks today about the Farmers Union's Dairy Together program. We also have a soybean update with University of Wisconsin soybean specialist Shawn Conley.

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