Today's guest include Todd Hultmann, Donnell Rehagen, Senator Charles Grassley, Matt Jungman and Chris Neidert.

Today's guests include Andrew Walmsley, Naomi Blohm, Troy Bredenkamp and Paul Bleiberg.

Today's guest include Jesse Allen, Glynn Tonsor, Arlan Suderman and Zach Worden.

Early weaning reduces daily forage consumption, which can help beef producers manage cow-calf operation needs more effectively during drought conditions. Learn how to achieve early weaning success from CHS animal nutritionist Cory Parsons.

Mike Adams fills in for Mike Pearson today. His guests include Jesse Allen, Ethan Lane. Dan Hallstrom and John Sandbakken.

Mike Adams returned to the host chair as Mike Pearson is out on vacation this week.  Matt Bennett of agmarket.net had an outlook on the markets.  John Baranick of DTN Weather provided a look at recent weather trends and a look to the week ahead.  Jacqui Fata of Farm Progress discussed the resent federal spending bill that has passed and how does it help the agriculture industry.  We also had a preview of the Husker Harvest Days with Matt Jungmann.  

AOA continues broadcasting from the 35th Annual ACE Ethanol Conference in Omaha Nebraska, and the show started with Jeff Wilkerson, Government Policy Manager for Pearson Fuels, discussing the demand they have seen over the past year for E85 in California. Next, BJ Johnson, co-founder and CEO of ClearFlame Engines explained how their diesel engines run on ethanol, and they're racking up miles on the road. Brian Jennings, CEO of the American Coalition for Ethanol joined the show in segment 3 to reflect on the state of the ethanol industry and the impact of new funding from Washington DC; and we closed the show with Chris Neidert of Trelleborg Wheel Systems and Matt Jungmann of Farm Progress to discuss Farm Progress Show '22, and AOA will be live in Trelleborg's booth number 928 all three days of FPS!

AOA is on location Thursday and Friday at the 35th Annual ACE Ethanol Conference in Omaha, Nebraska, checking in with ethanol leaders from around the country. Bill Cowser, board member of Lincolnway Energy, Iowa farmer and cattleman joined the show in the first segment and reflected on the industry's changes over the past 20 years. Next, Ron Alverson of Dakota Ethanol discussed the next step in reducing carbon intensity, which is sequestration of carbon in the ground and the reasons why plants are looking seriously at it. Arlan Suderman, Chief Commodities Economist at StoneX talked about his preparations for tomorrow's WASDE report. We ended the show with Mark Heckman, of EcoEngineers, about what he's seeing farmers do on their operations to capture more premium.

AOA began on Wednesday with Brian Splitt, from AgMarket.net. Brian looked at the strength in front month soybeans and explained AgMarket.net's expectations for Friday's WASDE report. Next, Sarah McKay, Director of Market Development at National Corn Growers Association spoke from the USMEF meat buyers conference in Lincoln, NE, where she's been highlighting the partnership between meat and corn. In segment 3, Greg Horstmeier, Editor in Chief at DTN, broke down the DTN/Gro Intelligence Digital Yield Tour and their expectations for smaller crops come harvest. The show ended with Chris Swift of Swift Trading Company discussing the factors at play in both the live cattle and feeder cattle markets.

CHS global market insights analyst Joe Lardy says farmers can expect dynamic commodity prices through harvest as weather extremes, inflation and a potential recession continue to fuel market volatility. Listen in for more.