Thursday's Second Hour: Bob Quinn continues from the FFA Enrichment Center with the Coalition to Support Iowa's Farmers at the Farming for the Future Conference. At the beginning of the hour, Iowa Farm Bureau Federation Economics and Research Manager Christopher Pudenz tells Bob about what his presentation at today's event featured including the topic of how low livestock markets may get. Another presenter coming up later in the day, Eldon McAfee from Brick Gentry, P.C. tells us about some upcoming new rules and regulations for livestock farming in Iowa. We end today's show with Jamey Kohake from Paragon Investments checking out ag commodity trade here on the last day of November.

Thursday's First Hour: Bob Quinn is at the FFA Enrichment Center in Ankeny with the Coalition to Support Iowa's Farmers at their Farming for the Future Conference! We begin with CSIF Executive Director Brian Waddingham talking about the young people in the audience at today's event and tells us where you can find video from today's conference if you were unable to attend. Conference speaker Matt Erickson from Farm Credit Services of America tells us about his presentation earlier today including a look at the cost of farming and the importance of the lender-farmer relationship. CSIF Communications Specialist Hope Brecht tells us about some of their communications services including the Fenceline Podcast. Nick Coburn from Controlled Ponds of Iowa is at the conference today as well and talks with Bob about eliminating pond weeds and their involvement with CSIF Green Farmstead Partner program. Paragons Investments' Jamey Kohake is today's market analyst with a look at first notice day for the marketplace.

Wednesday's Second Favorite: Nick Boeyink from the Americans for Clean Aviation Fuel discusses the future of biofuel use in aircrafts. Iowa Secretary of Agriculture gives us an update on this fall's uptick in highly pathogenic avian influenza in Iowa and tells us about the typical drop off period in winter. Dan Hueber ends the show with another look at markets on a quiet day for corn and soybeans.

Wednesday's First Hour: Iowa Senator Joni Ernst is with us at the beginning of the show to tell us about recent Senate Ag Committee nominations for Dr. Basil Gooden and the Honorable Summer Mersinger for Commissioner of the Commodity Futures Trading Commision. She also gives an update on Farm Bill talks in Washington, D.C. NCBA Vice President of Government Affairs Ethan Lane discusses the recent Canadian dairy market access ruling. Today's market analyst Dan Hueber, President of The Hueber Report, breaks down today's market trade and how the upcoming first notice day is slowing down trade. Bob is joined by Lacie Thomas from Koch Agronomic Services talking about Centuro products for fall fieldwork.

Tuesday's Second Hour: We begin hour two with National Milk Producers Federation Executive Vice President for Policy & Strategy Jaime Castaneda to discuss a recent USMCA panel decision against a U.S. complaint over a Canadian TRQ limiting dairy market access. State Climatologist Justin Glissan is with us today recaps the weather of 2023 and talks about where the ongoing drought ranks historically. Don Roose from US Commodities ends today's Big Show with an update on markets as we near the close with soybeans remaining strong and a turnaround Tuesday for livestock.

Tuesday's First Hour: American Soybean Association Chairman Brad Doyle spoke with David at the NAFB Annual Meeting in Kansas City, and we listen in on his comments on the status of the soybean industry heading into 2024 including the needs of farmers legislatively. Don Roose from US Commodities, Inc. joins us from Nicaragua today to look at markets and discuss the impact of South American weather on our markets. We talk more about the ins and out of the ag commodity markets at the end of the hour with CME Group's Makenzie Billings.

Monday's Second Hour: We continue our catch up on conversations from the NAFB Annual Convention with Bob Quinn as he talks with Pioneer's Adam Theis, Agoro Carbon Alliance's Clay Creighton, and Jed Norman with LG Seeds. David talks today with Iowa Renewable Fuels Association Executive Director Monte Shaw after a recent appeals court decision affecting the renewable fuels industry. Jamey Kohake from Paragon Investments ends today's show with an update on markets and some targets for the rest of 2023.

Monday's First Hour: We had so many good conversations at the NAFB Annual Convention that we still have some stocked up to revisit! We hear from Bob Quinn with BASF's Brian Perry at the top of the hour about soybean traits and what we can expect from BASF and Xitavo in 2024. David Geiger spoke with Renewable Fuels Association President & CEO Geoff Cooper about the first November in a while without delayed Renewable Volume Obligations rules. We also talk today with Paragon Investments' Jamey Kohake with a look at ag markets coming off the holiday weekend mostly lower. And Tim Meyer fills us in on the upcoming auction schedule at the Steffes Group.

Tuesday's First Hour: Steve Kerns from Partners for Production Agriculture tells us about the announcement that USDA will begin publishing numbers of Prop 12 compliant pigs. Meaghan Anderson from Iowa State University Extension gives us her level of concern for lack of soil moisture and talks about being prepared for tar spot and gall midges in 2024. Angie Setzer from Consus Ag breaks down the impact of South American weather on today's markets.

In this hour of The Big Show, we take hear some of the great interviews from last week at the NAFB Convention that we didn't have time for last week! John Deere Precision Ag Marketing Leader Matt Olson joined Lydia Johnson talking about the latest innovation they are working on and how it addresses growers' concerns. David Geiger put together a summary of Tom Vilsack's comments at NAFB to the broadcasters. At the end of the show, we talk with Paragon Investments' Jamey Kohake about grain and livestock markets with a short trade week underway due to the Thanksgiving holiday.