AgView.net Podcast

AgView is proud to be the Flagship for the weekly Nebraska Soybean Report. Greg Greving, a United Soybean Board Member and Nebraska Soybean Ex-Officio from Chapman, NE, talks about a trade team which spent time recently in Nebraska.

Nebraska Department of Agriculture Director Greg Ibach will serve as the head of the U.S. delegation at a three-country meeting to discuss agricultural trade issues. The Tri-National Agricultural Accord between agriculture leaders from Canada, Mexico and the United States He talks with Ken Rahjes about some of the topics and why he is the lead delegate at the meeting.

Debbie Borg, a Allen, Nebraska agriculture producer talks with Ken Rahjes about why she believes Pete Ricketts is the right candidate for Governor of Nebraska and why she is supporting him.

In the 6th episode of Five Things You Should Know About...The Markets. Ryan Martin asks questions like: Seriously, one-upsmanship in determining the size of fall harvest? Check your portfolio, should it be cattle or gold? Are hogs about to go off the cliff?. Why are we not talking about South America? It runs about 15 minutes.

Chuck Hassebrook from Lyons, Nebraska is the Democratic candidate for Governor. At a recent debate he misspoke about his agriculture supports and endorsers. He talked with Ken Rahjes about it and some of his ag platform.

The National Cattlemen's Beef Association (NCBA)held a press conference on Friday, October 3, 2014 to address concerns they have about possible changes to the beef check-off program. We have the audio of the conference for you to listen and know exactly what was said. On the conference was Bob McCan from Texas, current President of NCBA, Scott George, Immediate Past President of NCBA and Forrest Roberts, CEO of NCBA. Facilitating the call was Chance Adams, NCBA Communications. Podcast runs almost 48 minutes.

Ken Rahjes from AgView Radio talked with Nebraska Director of Agriculture, Greg Ibach about the upcoming harvest, propane availability, rail transportation challenges, the recent National Association of State Departments of Agriculture meeting in Vermont.

At Husker Harvest Days, Ken Rahjes caught up with Nebraska State Climatologist Al Dutcher to discuss all the frost talk and get his take on what we should experience during the fall harvest season.

In the latest episode of Five Things... Ryan Martin talks about crop tours in the age of social media, if you thing of yourself as an analyst, guess you are. A surprise dark horse in the market, when will the cattle heard expand? and will you be eating more chicken? It is a long weekend, and Ryan goes about 20 minutes, so get your favorite snack, beverage and notepad because you will probably want to discuss what you are about the hear.

In the latest episode of Five Things You Should Know... Ryan Martin says we may have seen the glory days in cattle. He also gives his take on the Russia announcement this week, and says what wheat quality concerns? He also opines on supply and demand concerns and opportunities and the economics of crop insurance this year.

Ryan Martin has another episode of Five Things You Should Know About...The Markets. He sings..Yes he sings, he may dance and make obscure references about the disco era and he says there is one segment in the commodity market WAY overpriced. You will want to listen to the whole podcast.

Kevin Good serves as Senior Analyst - Fed Cattle Market Specialist, Manager of Corporate Accounts for CattleFax. He talks with Ken Rahjes about the current status of the record setting cattle market, herd expansion and other topics.

Ramona Kansas beef producer Tracy Brunner, currently serves as Vice-President of the National Cattlemen's Beef Association. Ken Rahjes sat down with him to talk about the current status of the industry, his responsibilities and the grass roots efforts of NCBA to bring issues to the forefront.

Hasan Hyder, Assistant Vice-President of Grain & Grain Products for Union Pacific Railroad discussed Rail Transportation's Role in the Agricultural Industry at the Board of Delegates meeting of the U.S. Grains Council in Omaha. Ken Rahjes from agview.net caught up with him after his presentation.

Ryan Martin, Allendale broker and Chief Meteorologist also serves as market analysis provider for agview.net and AgView Radio. In this third episode of Five Things You Should Know About... he says there will be no early frost and "would you like bacon with that?" Listen to find out what else is on Ryan's mind.