19 Minutes PodcastThe taxpayers are fed up. Change is not happening fast enough. Farmers have been to slow to adopt changes. Is it time for the stick, instead of the carrot? Zack 'The Stockcropper' Smith has a conversation with Shay around where we've been, where we're at, and what might be ahead. This should get you thinking! A podcast you don't want to miss

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ECO/SCO, ARC vs. PLC, and OBBBA updates

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Shay and Garret with CODAK Risk Advisory discuss all things soybeans for the week on record trading volumes, upside potential, and how to think through some options.

Recorded live at the Ag View Solutions Executive Business Conference in Phoenix, Sam sits down for a Dad’s Wisdom conversation with Steve Hess, a multi generation farmer from west central Illinois.Steve shares the kind of perspective you only get after decades in ag, including what he would tell his younger self (listen more, talk less), what the 1980s taught him about surviving tough cycles, and why knowing your numbers matters even more when margins are thin.He also explains a powerful family transition framework, the “five year rule” for coming back to the farm, building healthy family governance, and including kids in real financial conversations so the next generation is prepared.This episode is a reminder that the best operators are students of history, disciplined with cash flow, and intentional about family, communication, and long term decision making.

Shay and the guys discuss the highlights and takeaways from the conference, and the hype for 2027

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Jeremy and Greg McBride, Director of Brokerage for Allendale discussed market outlooks for agricultural commodities, focusing on corn, soybeans, wheat, and livestock markets. They explored the impact of potential new Federal Reserve leadership, weather conditions in key producing regions, and geopolitical tensions on commodity prices.

This week we break down the big drivers for grains, record corn demand, macro money rotation (metals, interest rates, and the dollar), Brazil’s strong soybean and safrinha outlook, and Argentina’s sliding crop conditions. Plus, why low volatility makes options worth a closer look right now.

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Recorded at the Ag View Executive Business Conference, we sit down with Vance Crowe (Legacy Interviews, The Vance Crowe Podcast) to talk about the hardest part of any farm transition, family communication. Vance shares practical ways to help people actually think out loud, ask better “how” questions without triggering defensiveness, and create real trust by giving someone your full attention. We also dig into how to make space for the quiet person in the room (and why drawing the idea can change everything), plus Vance’s “switching the observer” concept for staying self-aware when emotions run hot. We close with Vance’s Peter Thiel paradox question, and a conversation-starter take on Bitcoin, land, and inflation.

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Chris is joined by Pete Meyer to break down the “bombshell” USDA report and what it means for the weeks ahead. They dig into why confidence in the data is being questioned (staff cuts, low survey response rates, and surprising harvested acreage), what to watch next as the market looks to quarterly stocks, and how producers can think about managing unpriced bushels while keeping upside expectations realistic. They also hit soybeans, wheat, renewable fuels policy uncertainty, and a quick check-in on energy and diesel, plus a preview of seeing each other at the Ag View Solutions Executive Business Conference.

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A Dad’s Wisdom conversation with Buchanan County, Iowa farmer Craig Albert on growing up farming, taking over fast after his dad’s stroke, and the hard lessons that stick, like building bigger sooner, not letting “coffee shop talk” steer decisions, and learning to take smart risks when opportunities show up at the worst times. Craig shares practical advice for young producers on tracking true costs, tightening inputs, improving marketing, staying diversified, and keeping family communication strong as roles shift from leadership to mentorship across generations.