The Big Show

Bob starts the show talking to Travis Lautner from Des Moines Area Community College about the different opportunities students can have in agriculture. Next, Bob talks about how just a handful of walnuts can improve your health.

This hour, Bob catches up with Spencer Chase and they discuss Waters of the US and an expansion on the current farm bill. Next, Bob speaks with field agronomist Leah TenNapel about moisture replenishment in Northwest Iowa and the biggest things to look out for this planting season.

This hour is all about best ways to control those weeds on the farm. Bob starts off the show by talking to the VP of BASF Scott Kay about the ways to control weeds on your farm. Next, Bob talks to a representative from UPL about the importance on tackling the weeds early.

Bob opens this hour with his conversation with Indigo about capturing carbon and giving farmers carbon credits that will be good for 100 years. Next, Bob speaks with Iowa Senator Joni Ernst about Waters of the US.

Bob opens the show by previewing a conversation about carbon credits. Next, Bob catches up with Golden Harvest and Corteva to talk about what is new and what we can expect from them this season.

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Theresa Greenfield joins the show to talk about the future of biomanufacturing in Iowa and being more independent in fertilizer production. Next, Iowa Soybean Association President Randy Miller joins us to talk about the $95 million grant for farmers.

Bob is back from the Commodity Classic and talks to April Hemmes and Wade Wiley about the new different uses for soybeans and a new outcome based way to buy seeds. Next, Bob speaks with Tim Meyer to learn what new at the Steffes group.

Bob continues from the Commodity Classic in Orlando, Florida. This hour he talks to Scott Kay from BASF to give advice on how to manage your soybeans. Next, Bob caught up with Stan Nelson to talk to use about a new device that will make your older vehicles run on E-85 fuel.

Bob is out at the Commodity Classic in Orlando, Florida. While there, he caught up with Collin Rogers from Bayer to talk about the Crop Science Carbon Program. Next, Bob talks with Rob Ewaldt from the Iowa Soybean Association to spread the word about the productivity of soy.