Dean Groskurth, USDA NASS Northern Plains Regional Field Office Director, discussing the upcoming survey they're conducting with producers here in NE to look at crops, stocks, inventories, and values.

Mark Goes, Southeast Community College agriculture instructor, discusses delayed cool season forage growth, and provides tips on determining when pastures are ready to graze.

Kevin Herbel Kansas Farm Income Report for 2017.

Governor Pete Ricketts and Charlie Bosselman of Bosselman Enterprises, from the ribbon cutting of their new flex fuel pumps at the Bosselman Travel Center in Grand Island.

Don Bloss, a farmer from Pawnee City, Nebraska and chairman of the National Sorghum Producers, shares his reaction to the news that China has dropped its anti-dumping and countervailing duty investigations into U.S. sorghum.

USDA Under Secretary for Trade and Foreign Agricultural Affairs Ted McKinney is leading a delegation of U.S. agribusiness and state government leaders on a trade mission to establish new business connections in southern China.

Jane Raybould won the Democratice nomination for Senate. She talked with KRVN about her plans for the general election.

BASF Technical Service Representative, Brady Kappler, gives us a planting update discussing what's next as corn starts to emerge.

The Midwest International Trade Association World Trade Conference is underway in Omaha today. One of the speakers, Garrett Workman, Director of European Affairs for the U.S. Chamber of Commerce provides a trade policy update from a Washington DC perspective!

Yes, it WAS too good to be true. After buying what appeared an inexpensive wind and hail insurance option, farmers are now receiving notice that the insurance has been canceled. Bruce Ramsey of the Nebraska Department of Insurance gives us the current information in the case.

The 70th annual Nebraska Auctioneers Association and Convention is this weekend in Kearney. NAA President Miles Marshall of Kearney talks about the convention and his year as president.

Alex Voichoskie visits with Canadian Dylan Share who had no ag background until college. His documentary "Before the Plate", features farmers and ranchers to explore the story of food from "producer to table".

Chairman-Elect Alan Emshoff talks about his start in the banking industry, the feel of rural Nebraska & the importance of working with marketers in selling their product.

We speak with Greg Harder, the newly announced Aksarben Stock Show Director as the State Fair will takes over as event administrator to the Aksarben Stock show.

Kevin Thielen, Executive Director of the Kansas Beef Council talks about how Kansas Beef Checkoff dollars go to help fund research projects. Kevin also talks about how the board decides what beef projects the funds support.

Congressman Jeff Fortenberry proposes the Rural Health Insurance Act of 2018 to find a solution to expensive health insurance in rural America. Rob Robertson, Chief Administrator of the Nebraska Farm Bureau, talks on how the act would be structured.

Stonie Cooper, Nebraska Mesonet Manager, is in again this week for Al Dutcher.

Kansas is hosting meetings on industrial hemp and to find out more about the industry Clay Patton talks with Duane Sinning plant division director at the Colorado Department of Agriculture.

Fridays in the Field series starts in Central Nebraska with Chapman farmer Andrew McHargue. He grows everything from popcorn to non-gmo, organic, and conventional corn and soybeans.

AgPocalypse 2050 is a video game developed by UNL students that could have solutions to feeding the growing population.

Chris Freland of the Iowa Beef Industry Council talks on checkoff spending activities.

Learn more about the work BASF is doing with Dicamba and educational opportunities.

Featuring BASF Technical Service Representative Eric Schultz with a planting update.

Emily Skor CEO of Growth Energy talks about the closed door White House meeting on E15 & the RFS.

Todd Van Hoose, President and CEO of the Farm Credit Council talks about policy that will affect the Farm Credit System and the importance of funding rural infrastructure projects.

Karla Jenkins of UNL's Panhandle Research and Extension Center talks about upcoming 4-H and FFA clinics for kids and parents, focusing on the needs and management of their summer projects.

Paul Guenther from Nebraska FSA discusses financing options for beginning farmers and ranchers.

Cyndee Smiley of John Deere talks about the company's new partnership with Iowa State University on a 33,000 square foot spray lab.