We welcome Iowa State Senator Dennis Guth (Dist. 28) to continue the conversation on the Summit Carbon Solutions pipeline project, including his opposition to it and discuss when it is and isn't appropriate to exercise eminent domain. Then we have a Farmer Forum with Tim Recker of Iowa and Randy Urmacher of Nebraska.

We welcome Iowa State Senator Dennis Guth (Dist. 28) to continue the conversation on the Summit Carbon Solutions pipeline project, including his opposition to it and discuss when it is and isn't appropriate to exercise eminent domain. Then we have a Farmer Forum with Tim Recker of Iowa and Randy Urmacher of Nebraska.

AgriTalk-November 20, 2024

John Newton is the executive head at Terrain and he joined Chip at NAFB's Trade Talk event to discuss trade issues, the Farm Bill, and more. We also met up with Mary Kay Thatcher, Syngenta's senior lead for federal government relations, at Trade Talk and get her perspective on Senator Thune being elected Majority Leader, prospects for the Farm Bill, and the speed of President-elect Trump's cabinet appointments. Plus, we have a conversation with Lee Blank, CEO at Summit Carbon Solutions, about the status of the projects, future plans, and the benefits of carbon sequestration for the ag industry.

John Newton is the executive head at Terrain and he joined Chip at NAFB's Trade Talk event to discuss trade issues, the Farm Bill, and more. We also met up with Mary Kay Thatcher, Syngenta's senior lead for federal government relations, at Trade Talk and get her perspective on Senator Thune being elected Majority Leader, prospects for the Farm Bill, and the speed of President-elect Trump's cabinet appointments. Plus, we have a conversation with Lee Blank, CEO at Summit Carbon Solutions, about the status of the projects, future plans, and the benefits of carbon sequestration for the ag industry.

AgriTalk-November 19, 2024

U.S. Senator Chuck Grassley of Iowa joins us to discuss Senate Ag Committee Chairwoman Stabenow releasing a Farm Bill today, Senator Thune being elected Senate Majority Leader, and the confirmation process for President-elect Trump's cabinet. The of course we have Machinery Pete. And The Farm CPA Paul Neiffer has read parts of Chairwoman Stabenow's Farm Bill and he shares what he sees.

U.S. Senator Chuck Grassley of Iowa joins us to discuss Senate Ag Committee Chairwoman Stabenow releasing a Farm Bill today, Senator Thune being elected Senate Majority Leader, and the confirmation process for President-elect Trump's cabinet. The of course we have Machinery Pete. And The Farm CPA Paul Neiffer has read parts of Chairwoman Stabenow's Farm Bill and he shares what he sees.

AgriTalk-November 18, 2024

The appointments keep rolling in for President-elect Trump's forthcoming administration and we hear from Pro Farmer policy analyst Jim Wiesemeyer and Randy Russell of russellgroupdc.com on who's been named and who might be, including USDA secretary.

The appointments keep rolling in for President-elect Trump's forthcoming administration and we hear from Pro Farmer policy analyst Jim Wiesemeyer and Randy Russell of russellgroupdc.com on who's been named and who might be, including USDA secretary.

AgriTalk-November 15, 2024

Craig Rupp is the founder and CEO of Sabanto, Inc. and he joins Davis Michaelsen for a conversation about how A.I. is set to revolutionize agriculture. Then Davis chats with Russell Taylor, vice president at Live Earth Products, about ag and fertilizer trends, including the downside of biochar. Plus we have a new Soy Checkoff Check-in episode featuring a conversation with Susan Watkins, who serves on USB’s Executive and Value Alignment Committees.

Craig Rupp is the founder and CEO of Sabanto, Inc. and he joins Davis Michaelsen for a conversation about how A.I. is set to revolutionize agriculture. Then Davis chats with Russell Taylor, vice president at Live Earth Products, about ag and fertilizer trends, including the downside of biochar. Plus we have a new Soy Checkoff Check-in episode featuring a conversation with Susan Watkins, who serves on USB’s Executive and Value Alignment Committees.

AgriTalk-November 14, 2024

We continue to canvas various perspectives on relevant policy and personnel changes expected with the upcoming Trump administration, and this morning we speak with Troy Bredenkamp, senior vice president of government & public affairs at Renewable Fuels Association to hear his thoughts as well. Then we have a Farmer Forum with Chad Leman of Illinois and Quentin Bowen of Nebraska.

We continue to canvas various perspectives on relevant policy and personnel changes expected with the upcoming Trump administration, and this morning we speak with Troy Bredenkamp, senior vice president of government &amp; public affairs at Renewable Fuels Association to hear his thoughts as well. Then we have a Farmer Forum with Chad Leman of Illinois and Quentin Bowen of Nebraska.

AgriTalk-November 13, 2024

Former Deputy Assistant U.S. Trade Representative Ron Baumgarten joins us to share his perspective on potential trade strategies from the incoming Trump administration, including how U.S. agriculture may be affected. Nate Franzén is president of the ag banking division at First Dakota National Bank and he joins us to discuss the farm economy and the FARM Act.

Former Deputy Assistant U.S. Trade Representative Ron Baumgarten joins us to share his perspective on potential trade strategies from the incoming Trump administration, including how U.S. agriculture may be affected. Nate Franzén is president of the ag banking division at First Dakota National Bank and he joins us to discuss the farm economy and the FARM Act.

AgriTalk-November 12, 2024

Greg Peterson – Machinery Pete – reports on strong prices still being seen in the second-hand market, including his Pick of the Week. Plus he previews some eye-opening auctions happening throughout the week. Tom Sell of Combest Sell & Associates shares his perspective on the election results and how things may develop foe U.S. agriculture, including prospects for passing the FARM Act.

Greg Peterson – Machinery Pete – reports on strong prices still being seen in the second-hand market, including his Pick of the Week. Plus he previews some eye-opening auctions happening throughout the week. Tom Sell of Combest Sell &amp; Associates shares his perspective on the election results and how things may develop foe U.S. agriculture, including prospects for passing the FARM Act.

AgriTalk-November 11, 2024

Our first post-Election 2024 Friday Free-for-all is here featuring Pro Farmer policy analyst Jim Wiesemeyer, RealAg Radio's Shaun Haney, and Pro Farmer editor Brian Grete. They join Chip and Davis for a review of the election results, potential policy initiatives, possible key cabinet appointees and more.

Our first post-Election 2024 Friday Free-for-all is here featuring Pro Farmer policy analyst Jim Wiesemeyer, RealAg Radio's Shaun Haney, and Pro Farmer editor Brian Grete. They join Chip and Davis for a review of the election results, potential policy initiatives, possible key cabinet appointees and more.

AgriTalk-November 8, 2024

We have a packed show with a wealth of information and perspective from several guests concerning the Federal Reserve, the economy, renewable fuels, and President-elect Trump's influence on them. Our lineup includes Bob Elliott of Unlimited Funds, John Newton and Matt Clark of Terrain Ag, and Jordan Fife of BioUrja.

We have a packed show with a wealth of information and perspective from several guests concerning the Federal Reserve, the economy, renewable fuels, and President-elect Trump's influence on them. Our lineup includes Bob Elliott of Unlimited Funds, John Newton and Matt Clark of Terrain Ag, and Jordan Fife of BioUrja.

AgriTalk-November 7, 2024

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Dr. Francis Collins, M.D. is the director of the National Institutes of Health and he joins us to discuss the new CDC recommendation that Pfizer recipients 65 and older, and others at risk of severe COVID, get a Pfizer booster at least 6 months after their first two doses.

Dr. Francis Collins, M.D. is the director of the National Institutes of Health and he joins us to discuss the new CDC recommendation that Pfizer recipients 65 and older, and others at risk of severe COVID, get a Pfizer booster at least 6 months after their first two doses.

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Dr. Cameron Webb, MD is a member of the White House COVID Response Team and he talks about President Biden's 6-point plan to combat COVID-19.

Dr. Cameron Webb, MD is a member of the White House COVID Response Team and he talks about President Biden's 6-point plan to combat COVID-19.

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On this Friday Free-for-all Chip Flory discusses the debate regarding mandates for getting vaccinated with Jim Wiesemeyer, Shaun Haney and Davis Michaelsen.

On this Friday Free-for-all Chip Flory discusses the debate regarding mandates for getting vaccinated with Jim Wiesemeyer, Shaun Haney and Davis Michaelsen.

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Dr. Bechara Choucair, White House Vaccinations Coordinator, joins us to discuss the FDA approval of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine (to be marketed as Comirnaty) and what it means in the fight against the pandemic.

Dr. Bechara Choucair, White House Vaccinations Coordinator, joins us to discuss the FDA approval of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine (to be marketed as Comirnaty) and what it means in the fight against the pandemic.

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The Center for Disease Control and Prevention recently announced new protocols for fully vaccinated people. Joining us for this special AgriTalk podcast to discuss these new measures is Dr. Marcella Nunez-Smith, Senior Advisor to the White House COVID-19 Response Team.

The Center for Disease Control and Prevention recently announced new protocols for fully vaccinated people. Joining us for this special AgriTalk podcast to discuss these new measures is Dr. Marcella Nunez-Smith, Senior Advisor to the White House COVID-19 Response Team.

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USDA announced this week that Coronavirus Food Assistance Program (CFAP) payments would start flowing again in April.  In this week's DC Signal to Noise Podcast, Jim Wiesemeyer of Pro Farmer and Farm Journal's John Herath provide details on the payments and the CFAP decisions still left to be made by USDA.

Other topics covered this week include:
USDA Secretary Tom Vilsack's focus on equity of payments
Dueling H-2A guest worker bill in Congress
Wednesday's Prospective Planting Report
Is the USDA carbon picture more clear or murkier after this week?

USDA announced this week that Coronavirus Food Assistance Program (CFAP) payments would start flowing again in April.&nbsp; In this week's DC Signal to Noise Podcast, Jim Wiesemeyer of Pro Farmer and Farm Journal's John Herath provide details on the payments and the CFAP decisions still left to be made by USDA.
Other topics covered this week include:
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<li>USDA Secretary Tom Vilsack's focus on equity of payments</li>
<li>Dueling H-2A guest worker bill in Congress</li>
<li>Wednesday's Prospective Planting Report</li>
<li>Is the USDA carbon picture more clear or murkier after this week?</li>
</ul>

CFAP Starts Flowing Again

Former House Agriculture Committee Chairman Collin Peterson (D-Minn.) isn't letting any moss grow under his feet following his reelection defeat in November. He has inked a consulting deal with Combest, Sell & Associates, an ag-focused consulting firm founded by another former House Ag Committee chairman, Larry Combest of Texas.

In this week's DC Signal to Noise Podcast, Peterson joins Pro Farmer's Jim Wiesemeyer, John Herath of Farm Journal and Combest - Sell co-founder Tom Sell to look at the future of the ag committee and the mountain of issues it faces from carbon capture and equal access to coronavirus assistance and much more.

Former House Agriculture Committee Chairman Collin Peterson (D-Minn.) isn't letting any moss grow under his feet following his reelection defeat in November. He has inked a consulting deal with Combest, Sell &amp; Associates, an ag-focused consulting firm founded by another former House Ag Committee chairman, Larry Combest of Texas.
In this week's DC Signal to Noise Podcast, Peterson joins Pro Farmer's Jim Wiesemeyer, John Herath of Farm Journal and Combest - Sell co-founder Tom Sell to look at the future of the ag committee and the mountain of issues it faces from carbon capture and equal access to coronavirus assistance and much more.

Colin Peterson on His Future and Future of Ag Committee

The House Agriculture Committee is often touted as a sanctum of bipartisanship. It was anything but as the first markup of the 117th Congress was held, examining a majority-drafted coronavirus aid bill. 

One Republican sponsored amendment, also backed by Democrat Cindy Axne of Iowa, made it through committee.  That addition, that would have extended WHIP+ disaster aid to 2020 events such as the Iowa derecho, was stripped out of the legislation in the rules committee.

House Agriculture Committee Ranking Member Glenn Thompson joins the DC signal to Noise Podcast to discuss the partisanship on the committee, whether it can be healed, and the counter proposal being offered up by the committee's Republicans.

He also discusses the return of earmarks, the Biden Administration's immigration overhaul plan, agriculture's role in combating climate change, broadband access and much more.

The House Agriculture Committee is often touted as a sanctum of bipartisanship. It was anything but as the first markup of the 117th Congress was held, examining a majority-drafted coronavirus aid bill.&nbsp;
One Republican sponsored amendment, also backed by Democrat Cindy Axne of Iowa, made it through committee.&nbsp; That addition, that would have extended WHIP+ disaster aid to 2020 events such as the Iowa derecho, was stripped out of the legislation in the rules committee.
House Agriculture Committee Ranking Member Glenn Thompson joins the DC signal to Noise Podcast to discuss the partisanship on the committee, whether it can be healed, and the counter proposal being offered up by the committee's Republicans.
He also discusses the return of earmarks, the Biden Administration's immigration overhaul plan, agriculture's role in combating climate change, broadband access and much more.

Thompson Looks at Partisanship in the Ag Committee

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