Michelle Rook hosts AgDay: Market watchers are anxiously waiting on a new batch of supply and demand numbers to be released by USDA on Friday.  We have a preview of what industry leaders say they could contain. Plus, the story of one woman who helped lead the change for people and pigs on her farm.  See why she was a Barn Hero.

<p>Michelle Rook hosts AgDay: Market watchers are anxiously waiting on a new batch of supply and demand numbers to be released by USDA on Friday.&nbsp; We have a preview of what industry leaders say they could contain. Plus, the story of one woman who helped lead the change for people and pigs on her farm.&nbsp; See why she was a Barn Hero.</p>

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