There's been considerable discussion surrounding a proposed connector between U.S. 23 and Interstate 71 in the Marion and Morrow County area, and Ohio Farm Bureau has made it clear that it remains opposed to the project. Find out more about OFBF's position on this Ohio Ag Net Podcast, powered by Ohio Corn and Wheat.

Plus, we check in with Dusty Sonnenberg for a new Field Leader Podcast segment as he visits with merchandizing specialist Dwayne Wilson to learn more about White Commercial Corp and why we are seeing such dramatic swings in the commodity markets these days.

Leaders from United Producers Inc. talk about what they are seeing firsthand in the cattle market, and maybe more importantly, what producers should be thinking about as conditions continue to change amid recent packing plant closures, changing cattle prices, and new uncertainty in the beef market.

Plus, the grain markets are being pulled in several different directions right now, from the latest USDA supply and demand numbers and the results of the Pro Farmer crop tour to growing uncertainty in the Black Sea region. On this Ohio Ag Net Podcast, powered by Ohio Corn and Wheat, Mike Zuzolo with Global Commodity Analytics breaks down what these developments could mean for corn, soybeans and wheat prices in the weeks ahead.

The annual three-day Farm Science Review, hosted by The Ohio State University College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences, brings farmers, researchers, educators, students and industry together to share what works and explore what's next at the Molly Caren Agricultural Center near London, Ohio from Sept. 22-24. Get a preview from FSR manager, Nick Zachrich, on this Ohio Ag Net Podcast, powered by Ohio Corn and Wheat.

Plus, numerous livestock groups, including the Ohio Cattlemen's Association, are raising concerns about the Trump administration's reported plan to allow an additional 300,000 metric tons of tariff-free beef imports over the next 90 days. OCA President Lindsay Hall talks about how this move to more foreign beef would impact Ohio cattle producers in the short and long terms.

Fertilizer prices have become one of the biggest concerns facing farmers, particularly at a time when commodity prices are putting tremendous pressure on farm margins. Ohio Corn & Wheat is calling for more competition and transparency in the fertilizer market, and the Federal Trade Commission is now involved. Hear from leaders of Ohio Corn & Wheat about what they hope this investigation will change about the fertilizer industry.

Plus, Diversification remains a popular strategy for strengthening farm operations, but as margins remain tight and uncertainty continues across agriculture, the conversation has shifted from whether to diversify to how farmers can identify the right opportunities, evaluate risk, and build lasting value. Farm Credit Mid-America dives deeper into the conversation on this Ohio Ag Net Podcast, powered by Ohio Corn & Wheat.

There were several positive developments in the 2026 Current Agricultural Use Value (CAUV) update, including a slight decline in values for counties undergoing reappraisals and a change to the valuation of permanent pastureland. Ohio Farm Bureau's associate general counsel, Leah Curtis, has the details on this Ohio Ag Net Podcast, powered by Ohio Corn and Wheat.

Plus, get a statewide agronomic update from Beck's and find out what is new at the upcoming Becknology Days, including some test plots that may have some farmers rethinking how they plant soybeans.

From disaster assistance, to conservation programs, loans and more, a lot of important items fall under the purview of the Farm Service Agency (FSA). On this Ohio Ag Net Podcast, powered by Ohio Corn and Wheat, Ohio FSA Director Don Jones gives some important information about upcoming deadlines, including updating base acres.

Plus, Field Leader Dusty Sonnenberg visits Ralph Farms in Marion County to talk with fourth-generation farmer Mike Ralph. They discuss a prolonged planting season, crops in need of rain, managing the area's heavy soils, and the importance of drainage improvements to the family's corn and soybean operation.

With the expansion of Airable Labs to Shawnee State University, the Ohio Soybean Council will have even greater opportunities to find new used for soybeans grown right here in Ohio. On this Ohio Ag Net Podcast, learn more about the research being done by Barry McGraw and his team to add value to soybean farmers' bottom line.

Plus, what is the current state of the farmland auction market in Ohio and how is that changing who is showing up at land auctions these days? Kevin Miller with Oak Ridge Realty and Auction Company shares his insights on this Ohio Ag Net Podcast, powered by Ohio Corn and Wheat.

Farm Credit Mid-America is the exclusive sponsor of all Ohio State Fair Junior Livestock Grand Drives, demonstrating the organization's commitment to developing the next generation of agricultural leaders. On this Ohio Ag Net Podcast, powered by Ohio Corn and Wheat, learn why this type of investment is important for Farm Credit Mid-America, livestock exhibitors and Ohio agriculture as a whole from Bob Siegel, FCMA Regional Vice President of Agricultural Lending

Plus, high-oleic soybeans are becoming more popular for use in dairy rations. Dairy nutritionist Corwin Holtz talks about the science behind the use of HO beans to feed dairy cows.

Soil health continues to be an important conversation in agriculture as farmers look for ways to improve their operations, protect their resources, and build long-term sustainability. On this Ohio Ag Net Podcast, powered by Ohio Corn and Wheat, learn about the Farmers for Soil Health program and the opportunities it is providing for growers who want to take the next step in conservation.

Plus, bringing some certainty back into agriculture is something that could happen if some policies are passed in Washington. With items like the Farm Bill, year-round E15 and fertilizer availability and prices on the cusp of becoming law, farm groups are pushing hard to get Congress to move. Get an update from Ohio Farm Bureau.