Ag Economist Dan Basse, President of AgResource, analyzes the big things to watch for as 2021 clicks along with Pam Jahnke. From china to dairy, they cover it all.

The Dane County Farmers Market is looking to get back to the Capitol Square in downtown Madison sometime in 2021. Josh Scramlin visits with the market manager, Sarah Elliot, to talk about their plans for this season.

Angie Horkan of the Wisconsin Beef Council talks with Pam Jahnke about what the beef industry has been up to in the latest edition of "Checkoff Chat."

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Ag Economist Dan Basse, President of AgResource, analyzes the big things to watch for as 2021 clicks along with Pam Jahnke. From china to dairy, they cover it all.

The Dane County Farmers Market is looking to get back to the Capitol Square in downtown Madison sometime in 2021. Josh Scramlin visits with the market manager, Sarah Elliot, to talk about their plans for this season.

Angie Horkan of the Wisconsin Beef Council talks with Pam Jahnke about what the beef industry has been up to in the latest edition of "Checkoff Chat."

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Wisconsin is one of the most agriculturally diverse states in the nation, and it might be even more diverse than you think. Pam Jahnke brings you the latest regarding a podcast that examines rare crops in The Badger State.

Nick Levendoski of Sunnyside Hatchery in Beaver Dam says that people are once again buying chicks for backyard birding. Pam Jahnke talks with Levendoski about how 2021 will compare to 2020. Josh Scramlin looks at what to expect in this Thursday's quarterly Hogs and Pigs Report.

What exactly is going on in China with African Swine Fever? Market Advisor john Heinberg says that there are a lot of conflicting tidbits of info swirling about. He also chats with Josh Scramlin about the latest Cattle on Feed Report, as well as soybean oil's impact on the market.

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Wisconsin is one of the most agriculturally diverse states in the nation, and it might be even more diverse than you think. Pam Jahnke brings you the latest regarding a podcast that examines rare crops in The Badger State.

Nick Levendoski of Sunnyside Hatchery in Beaver Dam says that people are once again buying chicks for backyard birding. Pam Jahnke talks with Levendoski about how 2021 will compare to 2020. Josh Scramlin looks at what to expect in this Thursday's quarterly Hogs and Pigs Report.

What exactly is going on in China with African Swine Fever? Market Advisor john Heinberg says that there are a lot of conflicting tidbits of info swirling about. He also chats with Josh Scramlin about the latest Cattle on Feed Report, as well as soybean oil's impact on the market.

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There's a new group in Wisconsin looking to promote environmental stewardship. Scott Schutlz catches up with Kriss Marion to talk about Wisconsin Women in Conservation.

Students on our ag campuses are doing their best to connect with producers and fellow students as they attend school during the pandemic. Pam Jahnke reports.

The dairy goat industry in Wisconsin continues to grow and flourish. Josh Scramlin chats with Randy Adamson, a Rock County goat farmer, about just how amazing the industry itself is

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There's a new group in Wisconsin looking to promote environmental stewardship. Scott Schutlz catches up with Kriss Marion to talk about Wisconsin Women in Conservation.

Students on our ag campuses are doing their best to connect with producers and fellow students as they attend school during the pandemic. Pam Jahnke reports.

The dairy goat industry in Wisconsin continues to grow and flourish. Josh Scramlin chats with Randy Adamson, a Rock County goat farmer, about just how amazing the industry itself is

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Karen Gefvert, Executive Director of Governmental Relations for WFBF, joins Josh Scramlin to preview 2021's Ag Day at the Capitol. Even though this year's event will look different, Gefvert says it's more important than ever before for producers to speak with lawmakers.

Wisconsin has a new state director for the Make It With Wool program. Josh Scramlin catches up with Becky Mehringer of Dane County to chat about the program and the state's sheep industry.

As we get closer to the growing season, Pam Jahnke brings you the latest installment of the Soy Podcast along with Tony Mellenthin, President of the Wisconsin Soybean Association.

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Karen Gefvert, Executive Director of Governmental Relations for WFBF, joins Josh Scramlin to preview 2021's Ag Day at the Capitol. Even though this year's event will look different, Gefvert says it's more important than ever before for producers to speak with lawmakers.

Wisconsin has a new state director for the Make It With Wool program. Josh Scramlin catches up with Becky Mehringer of Dane County to chat about the program and the state's sheep industry.

As we get closer to the growing season, Pam Jahnke brings you the latest installment of the Soy Podcast along with Tony Mellenthin, President of the Wisconsin Soybean Association.

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Commodity Classic, in partnership with the National Association of Farm Broadcasters, has produced a powerful podcast program dealing with farm stress and mental health. The program entitled “Mental Health on the Farm” features four panelists, each with a unique and personal perspective on the issue.

The program panelists include:

Ted Matthews, a rural mental health professional from Minnesota with more than 30 years’ experience;

Adrienne DeSutter, an Illinois farm wife who holds a master's degree in counseling;

Lowell Neitzel, a Kansas farmer who shares his story of struggling with depression; and

Jason Medows, a Missouri cattle farmer and pharmacist who has created a rural mental health podcast entitled “Ag State of Mind.”

The program is moderated by Pam Jahnke, a long-time Wisconsin farm broadcaster. 

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Commodity Classic, in partnership with the National Association of Farm Broadcasters, has produced a powerful podcast program dealing with farm stress and mental health. The program entitled “Mental Health on the Farm” features four panelists, each with a unique and personal perspective on the issue.

The program panelists include:

Ted Matthews, a rural mental health professional from Minnesota with more than 30 years’ experience;

Adrienne DeSutter, an Illinois farm wife who holds a master's degree in counseling;

Lowell Neitzel, a Kansas farmer who shares his story of struggling with depression; and

Jason Medows, a Missouri cattle farmer and pharmacist who has created a rural mental health podcast entitled “Ag State of Mind.”

The program is moderated by Pam Jahnke, a long-time Wisconsin farm broadcaster. 

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.