Mainly from drought or weather damaged crops, and around expectations says ISU's Angie Reick-Hinz, and you have to hear what those numbers really are. PLUS Carter Oswald tells us about the ReGreenCR effort he has going with our friends at Frazier Nursery AND Alan Brugler's expert market analysis as soybeans are up double digits again today.

That's what they're called now, not rodeo clowns, and at times they turn out to be the stars of the show. Cody Webster will be one of the bull fighters at the rodeo in Des Moines this weekend and she joins The Big Show to share his experiences. PLUS Al Kluis' expert market analysis on another up day in soybeans AND the Three Big Things You Need to Know.

We continue talking Clean Water in Perry, IA on the Big Show today with Tom Vincent, Sean McMahon, and Jonathan Gano. We are also joined by Iowa's Secretary of Agriculture Mike Naig in celebrating Clean Water in Iowa Starts Here; no matter where here is. Wrapping up this Wednesday edition of the Big Show, Don Roose of US Commodities tells us how buying activity in China is helping boost soybean prices with near-20-cent gains today.

As Bob Quinn broadcasts live the Tom Vincent farm, exemplifying how conservation drainage systems can be deployed to balance crop production while also helping to capture runoff and improve water quality. PLUS, Jonathan Gano with the City of Des Moines highlights a unique partnership with our friends at the Iowa Soybean Association AND Iowa Ag Water Alliance's Sean McMahon announces a matching grant opportunity.

Dr. Steve Meyer of Kerns and Associates is talking hog prices with us and says that the industry is back to to about as high a capacity as it can get with COVID-19 regulations. Don VanHouling from the VanWall Group tells us about the equipment they have available to facilitate this fall's harvest. And Brian Hoops from Midwest Market Solutions is our market analyst to close the show today; and with soybeans in the red all day today, he says that we may have reached the peak with closes above $10 on Monday.

Maybe the markets in general, perhaps a very late seasonal high before a harvest down trend. Our market expert Brian Hoops from Midwest Market Solutions says we have been presented a nice opportunity and you have to hear his advice on fully taking advantage of the opportunity. PLUS it's cover crop application time at the Big Show Corn Cam Plot at DMACC with our friends at Wyffels Hybrids AND the Three Big Things You Need to Know.

On a large scale basis across Iowa and the Upper Midwest, and good Big Show Buddy Doug Hensley, President of Hertz Real Estate Services, provides a nice snapshot of very differing conditions and growing conditions from across his large territory in Iowa and Illinois. PLUS Bob Quinn checks in from the road, on special assignment in Southwest Iowa to give us a look around an area hard-hit by drought AND the Three Big Things You Need to Know.

Dan Halstrom, President & CEO of the U.S. Meat Export Federation, says that we are seeing “a lot of good signs for a stronger fall” after May and June was the peak impact from COVID-19. BASF Technical Agronomist Mark Storr says that most of the crops, except maybe late planted soybeans, are too far along have gotten much benefit from last week’s rain. Jamey Kohake is our market analyst today as we are sustaining $10+ soybean futures; but he says we may be hitting the ceiling. Tim Meyer from the Steffes Group achinery is still available if you may need a second machine to bring in some of the down corn; but might not be here in a few weeks with high demand.

National Pork Board International Marketing Director Dr. Clay Eastwood says she is happy with the positive export numbers that came out this week and says that China is still the number one trade partner amid impacts of African Swine Fever in Asia. Our Washington D.C. analyst Spencer Chase fill us in on the latest in hopes for CFAP 2.0 as enrollment for the current CFAP ends TODAY.

Iowa Renewable Fuels Association Executive Director Monte Shaw says that he is hoping for President Donald Trump to step in and have the EPA enforce the 10th Circuit Court ruling on small refinery waivers. and Al Kluis is our market analyst on a big market day with the the first in-field estimate WASDE report of the season and markets reacting strongly, especially in soybeans behind higher demand and lower crop conditions.