In this episode of the AgView Pitch, Chris talks with CPA and ag tax expert Paul Neiffer about the "Big Beautiful Bill" — a sweeping legislative proposal with major implications for farm families. They break down key tax provisions (like bonus depreciation, expanded 179 limits, and estate planning updates), as well as farm program changes affecting ARC/PLC payments, crop insurance subsidies, and base acreage recalculations. Whether you're a beginning farmer or planning succession, this conversation gives you a clear look at what’s coming and how it could impact your operation.

Shay talks with Jarod Creed on a rough finish to the markets in May, going nowhere violently, and understanding the risk we have as farmers with crop insurance protections in place, as well as some considerations of options strategies.

In this AgView Pitch episode, Chad Hart joins us for a market outlook during the shortened post-Memorial Day week. We dig into planting progress, export momentum, and the potential for weather premiums heading toward July 4th. With insurance levels, cost of production, and global uncertainties in play, we explore whether now is the time to make strategic sales or sit tight. Plus, thoughts on basis trends, storage considerations, and the chances of a new MFP round.

In this episode of The AgView Pitch, the full AgView Solutions team shares updates from the field—planting progress, weather impacts, and early crop conditions across the Midwest.

We dive into key conversations on managing profit risk in 2025, working with bankers, and smart marketing strategies. Plus, each team member shares one practical step they’re taking to improve their bottom line this year.

Also—save the date for the 2026 Executive Business Conference in Phoenix!

Shay introduces and interviews Jeremy Doetch, a former banker and new Ag View Solutions consultant! Jeremy brings a lot to the team and has a great perspective on helping clients, understanding farm growth, transition, and struggles, and is going to absolutely elevate the quality of the Ag View Solutions team!

In this episode of The Ag View Pitch, Shay Foulk and Andy Hruby discuss how farmers across the Midwest are juggling spring fieldwork, grain movement, and marketing decisions. With planting wrapping up in some areas and just beginning in others, they explore basis pushes, delivery logistics, and why now might be the time to revisit your marketing plan.

Garret Brown and Shay discuss exports, this week's report, and the potential impact of non-record yields in 2025- another interesting year!

19 Minutes Podcast

In this episode, Chris talks with market analyst Joe Vaclavik during a critical planting window across the Corn Belt. They dive into planting progress, potential acreage shifts, and why the markets aren't reacting to early season delays. Joe offers insights on basis trends, interest rates, and how weather and policy could shift market dynamics. Tune in for actionable insights as farmers head into a pivotal 10-week stretch.

19 Minutes PodcastIn this special “Dad’s Wisdom” episode of the Ag View Pitch, Chris sits down with Paul Neiffer—CPA, ag tax expert, and lifelong farmer—to explore a lifetime of lessons from the tractor seat to the tax office. Paul reflects on growing up on steep hillsides in Washington, raising four boys, building a successful career in agriculture finance, and what true succession, communication, and legacy planning really looks like. Packed with wisdom for young farmers, seasoned operators, and anyone navigating farm family dynamics, this episode offers humor, insight, and hard-earned advice on business, family, and life.

In this Ag View Pitch episode, Chris and Jeff Fichtelman dive into planting progress across the Eastern and Central Corn Belt, with updates from Ohio to Iowa. They discuss how fast farmers are moving, the challenges with weather forecasts, and the importance of spreading out planting windows. The conversation covers market expectations, the lack of a current weather premium in corn prices, the outlook for old and new crop sales, and the cautious optimism surrounding export demand. They also touch on geopolitical factors, wheat market pressures, and key strategies for farmers as we move into May. Tune in for a practical, real-world discussion packed with insights on grain marketing, crop conditions, and managing risk this season.