Michelle Rook hosts AgDay: Crop conditions hold steady, while grain markets continue to sink. What does that mean for farmers trying to market this year's crop? Plus we check in with shrimpers on the seafood coast.

<p>Michelle Rook hosts AgDay: Crop conditions hold steady, while grain markets continue to sink. What does that mean for farmers trying to market this year's crop? Plus we check in with shrimpers on the seafood coast.</p>

On the air for more than a quarter century, AgDay, each weekday morning for one half hour, covers all aspects of the country experience. Along with providing the nation’s farmers and ranchers with the latest news, weather and business headlines, AgDay reaches out to EVERY household telling the fascinating story of American agriculture. From amber waves of grain in Kansas to a sea of cotton in the Delta…from the bountiful orchards of Florida to the cranberry bogs of Wisconsin…AgDay covers the people and places responsible for the agri-products that make America a special place to raise a family and make a living. “The Country Experience” — the nation’s only syndicated daily television program focused on agriculture and rural America.

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