The Big Show

The new executive director of the Iowa Agriculture Water Alliance, Jeff Lucas, talks with Bob about his background in ag and refueling his passion for supporting farmers.

Don Roose from U.S. commodities dives into today's USDA Acreage and Grain Stocks reports and their impact on the market. We also hear about the report publishing process after the tech delay at 11:00.

State Climatologist Justin Glissan looks ahead with us at what the state of Iowa and the Midwest could see in the coming weeks for rainfall and more heat.

Mike Steenhoek from the Soy Transportation Coalition discusses the impacts of ag product movement across the Midwest amid flooded roads and collapsed bridges.

Iowa State University Extension's Dr. Charles Hurburgh discusses what farmers need to do if their crops have been impacted by flooding.

Representative Ashley Hinson (IA-02) is with us to discuss recovery efforts from flooding in Iowa, particularly for farmers. She also touches on some legislation addressing foreign ownership of farmland.

It's Clean Water Wednesday in Boone today sponsored by the Iowa Agriculture Water Alliance and Practical Farmers of Iowa! bob is chatting with those folks and some farmers they work with about cover crops and ways to get started in soil health practices on your farm!

With tar spot already being confirmed in parts of Iowa, DeKalb/Asgrow agronomist Andrew Penny talks with Bob about staying vigilant for tar spot but says not to be too concerned about fungicide application yet.

Iowa State University Center for Ag Law and Taxation director Kristine Tidgren dives into the specifics of how the boundary by acquiescence law works and takes a look at a recent example of it coming into play in Iowa that reached the Supreme Court.

Bob Quinn is at the Iowa Speedway today in Newton, Iowa kicking off race weekend for the Iowa corn 350 with the Iowa Corn Growers Association and the Iowa Corn Promotion Board! We're talking about the first-ever Cup Series race in Newton and the platform it will give for the message of E-15 and other products made from corn!