President-Elect Joe Biden has set his climate cabinet, including Special Envoy John Kerry, Domestic Climate Advisor Gina McCarthy, EPA Administrator Michael Regan and more. In this week's DC Signal to Noise podcast, Pro Farmer's Jim Wiesemeyer and John Herath of Farm Journal look at the big climate message the incoming administration is sending and the potential opportunities and perils for agriculture.

Other topics covered in this week's podcast include:
The latest on the omnibus spending bill and associated coronavirus aid and what might be included for agriculture
Market outlook for 2021
Update on the Georgia Senate races
A look at the new House Ag Committee leadership

President-Elect Joe Biden has set his climate cabinet, including Special Envoy John Kerry, Domestic Climate Advisor Gina McCarthy, EPA Administrator Michael Regan and more. In this week's DC Signal to Noise podcast, Pro Farmer's Jim Wiesemeyer and John Herath of Farm Journal look at the big climate message the incoming administration is sending and the potential opportunities and perils for agriculture.
Other topics covered in this week's podcast include:
<ul>
<li>The latest on the omnibus spending bill and associated coronavirus aid and what might be included for agriculture</li>
<li>Market outlook for 2021</li>
<li>Update on the Georgia Senate races</li>
<li>A look at the new House Ag Committee leadership</li>
</ul>

Pro Farmer’s Jim Wiesemeyer and AgriTalk’s Chip Flory bring 85 years of combined experience to this always-important conversation. With a new episode posted each week, this podcast is designed to help listeners get their week started with coverage and perspective on the issues that matter the most to farmers, ranchers and the businesses they run.

Pro Farmer’s Jim Wiesemeyer and AgriTalk’s Chip Flory bring 85 years of combined experience to this always-important conversation. With a new episode posted each week, this podcast is designed to help listeners get their week started with coverage and perspective on the issues that matter the most to farmers, ranchers and the businesses they run.

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