We're digging out from yesterday's round of snow that is setting records in some parts of our region. Today's show includes an interview with Tamas Houlihan of the Wisconsin Potato and Vegetable Growers Association, who gives us an update about how the 2018 potato-growing season went.

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Yet another winter storm is hitting the region, causing a long list of cancellations and treacherous traveling conditions. We interview Steve Acheson of the South Central Wisconsin Hemp cooperative for updates about growing hemp in Wisconsin and about the first hemp-growing season in many years.

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We're enjoying another round of snow from the weekend, and look forward to another round of it tonight. Bob talks with Dan Undersander of the University of Wisconsin concerning how the alfalfa crop is handling the cold weather, and we also hear from UW ag economist Paul Mitchell about some of the issues driving the state's ag economy.

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We continue to dig out today from another good Wisconsin snowfall, and talk with Kim Bremmer of Loyal about her Agriculture Inspirations program designed to help farmers tell their stories about production realities.

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More challenging winter weather is moving through today, so there's plenty to talk about concerning closings of schools and other activities. Scott talks about corn markets with Nicole Wagner, executive director of the Wisconsin Corn Promotion Board and manager of the Wisconsin Corn Growers Association. We also report that farmers say they're happy with President Trump's work on trade deals, but that they need those deals to be completed soon because of disruptions the work is causing in their export markets.

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