Thursday on Adams on Agriculture ACE SR. VP Ron Lamberty discusses efforts to make higher ethanol blends more available, Rabo AgriFinance analyst Steve Nicholson looks at the lower USDA acres numbers and DTN meteorologist Bryce Anderson looks at the July weather forecast.
Wednesday on Adams on Agriculture NPPC’s Andrew Bailey explains the concerns over a funding shortage for our inspection service, Chris Barron with Ag View Solutions gives some helpful tips in dealing with a depressed ag economy, StoneX economist Arlan Suderman discusses the surprising acres report from USDA and Angela Hoffman, co-director of Farmers For Free Trade discusses the start of USMCA.
Tuesday on Adams on Agriculture NCBA CEO Colin Woodall discusses several legislative proposals in Congress, Farm Progress National Shows Director Matt Jungmann explains the decision to cancel this year's Farm Progress Show and Husker Harvest Days and USDA Midwest Climate Hub Director Dennis Todey gives his summer forecast.
Monday on Adams on Agriculture DTN meteorologist Bryce Anderson gives his forecast for the week ahead and his long-range forecast for July and Kansas Wheat CEO Justin Gilpin gives an update on the Kansas wheat harvest.
Friday on Adams on Agriculture RFA’s Robert White reports from his Midwest ethanol plant tour, AEM’s Kip Eideberg gives the results of a survey of equipment company CEOs on the economy and COVID 19, NCGA President Kevin Ross discusses glyphosate issues and carbon policy and AgMarket.net’s Matt Bennett gives his market outlook.
Thursday on Adams on Agriculture Mike Steenhoek, Ex. Dir. Soy Transportation Coalition gives an update on infrastructure projects, Kerns & Associates economist Steve Meyer discusses pork packing plant capacity and AFBF’s Andrew Walmsley updates ag carbon policy discussions.
Wednesday on Adams on Agriculture NPPC’s Michael Formica updates the legal appeal of California’s Prop 12, USB director Tom Oswald explains how the soy checkoff is helping farmers fight pests, INTL FC Stone economist Arlan Suderman gives his market outlook and National Potato Council CEO Kam Quarles discusses the potato industry’s effort to be included in CFAP.
Tuesday on Adams on Agriculture AFBF’s Don Parrish gives an update on the new WOTUS rule, ACE CEO Brian Jennings discusses EPA’s consideration of more SREs and Todd Van Hoose, Pres. & CEO of the Farm Credit Council explains a new program to help farmers deal with stress.
Monday on Adams on Agriculture DTN meteorologist Bryce Anderson gives his short and long range forecast, former USDA chief economist Joe Glauber discusses China’s purchases of US ag products and Kansas Wheat CEO Justin Gilpin gives a wheat harvest update.
Friday on Adams on Agriculture ARA Pres. & CEO Darren Coppock discusses the dicamba issue, Center for Food Integrity CEO Charlie Arnot looks at consumer attitudes toward technology, INTL FC Stone economist Arlan Suderman gives his market outlook and AFBF’s Dave Salmonsen looks at trade developments with China and issues over USMCA.
