Shay and Daniel cover a lot of ground- the report, carryout, NOV'26 Soy and DEC'26 Corn and much more. Definitely one to listen to this week!

In this week’s Market Outlook, Andy Hruby sits down with Jarod Creed to break down the November 10–14 outlook. They discuss how post-harvest numbers and current insurance prices are shaping farm revenue strategies, why crop insurance and FSA programs could matter more for 2026 than 2025, and what producers should do now to plan for shifting cash flow timing. Jarod also shares insights on the soybean rally, corn’s stubborn range, and how global trade dynamics with China may drive volatility heading into 2025.

In this week’s Market Outlook, Chris Barron sits down with Jim McCormick of AgMarket.net to break down the first full week of November. They discuss mixed yield results as harvest wraps up, with soybeans outperforming expectations and corn yields slipping due to late-season heat and disease. The conversation dives deep into the new U.S.–China trade agreement, its impact on soybean demand, and concerns over whether China will follow through. Jim also shares market strategies for producers—how to approach soybean and corn sales, what basis improvements to watch for, and how fund activity and global money flow could drive volatility. Tune in for a timely, pragmatic look at where grain markets could head next.

Jeremy and Greg discussed the challenges of trading on market headlines, the importance of understanding market fundamentals, and farmers' emotional attachment to their crops and the challenge of selling at the right time.

In this week’s Market Outlook, Andy Hruby sits down with Peter Meyer to discuss how the ongoing government shutdown is adding volatility and uncertainty to grain markets. They cover the lack of USDA data, stalled Senate Ag Committee meetings, and how these factors are leaving fund traders hesitant to act. The conversation explores the long-term effects of government payments, how subsidies have inflated input costs, and why rising costs of production may keep farm margins tight for years to come. They also touch on fund positioning in corn and soybeans, the potential impact of Chinese demand, and what growers should consider when making basis decisions heading into 2026.

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In this week’s Ag View Pitch, Chris Barron and Jeff Fichtelman break down mid-October market dynamics during peak harvest. They discuss improving basis levels, stronger-than-expected yields across the Midwest, and how on-farm storage is influencing grain movement and price behavior. The conversation covers tariff tensions, potential aid payments, and how inflation—not just trade policy—continues to pressure farm profitability. Jeff shares strategies for managing cash flow through year-end, considerations for early 2026 sales, and why discipline and planning are critical in today’s markets. The episode closes with a discussion on maintaining a balanced mindset and using tight margins as an opportunity to build stronger business habits and long-term success.

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Originally aired: 9/9/23

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Chris and Alissa both share their experience of working together to understand each other's personal and professional goals in their business and personal lives.

We hope this is an excellent example for you as the listener to do this exercise in your own, lives to help improve communication, family life, and business life.

We always remind people of the importance of spending time working “on” your business and not just “in” your business. The same logic applies to your relationships especially with your spouse. The idea here is not only to work “in” your relationship with your spouse but also to take time to work “on” your relationship with your spouse. This is a great episode to listen together with your spouse as a team and then take action!

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In this week’s AgView Pitch, Chris talks with Iowa State’s Chad Hart about the key drivers shaping the ag economy. They dig into tariffs, Chinese demand shifts, and what short-term payments might mean for farmers’ cash flow. Chad shares his perspective on disappointing corn yields from rust pressure, the soybean export window, and how the USDA shutdown leaves markets “flying blind.” The conversation also covers basis strategies, storage decisions, and what producers should weigh heading into 2026 crop rotations with high fertilizer costs. Packed with market insights, this episode is a timely guide for farmers navigating harvest, marketing, and risk management decisions

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