The U.S. and China fought openly in the first face-to-face meeting with the Biden Administration this week in Alaska. Despite the tension in the negotiation hall, China continued with big buys of U.S. corn.  Pro Farmer's Jim Wiesmeyer and John Herath of Farm Journal look at the signals being sent by both sides in this week's DC Signal to Noise Podcast.

Also in this episode:
Katherine Tai gets unanimous approval as U.S. Trade Representative
Michael Regan confirmed for EPA - how will he address RFS?
Pandemic optimism is supercharging restaurant demand
Iowans say it's time for Sen. Chuck Grassley to retire
When will CFAP checks come?
USDA seeks input on climate-smart ag

The U.S. and China fought openly in the first face-to-face meeting with the Biden Administration this week in Alaska. Despite the tension in the negotiation hall, China continued with big buys of U.S. corn.&nbsp; Pro Farmer's Jim Wiesmeyer and John Herath of Farm Journal look at the signals being sent by both sides in this week's DC Signal to Noise Podcast.
Also in this episode:
<ul>
<li>Katherine Tai gets unanimous approval as U.S. Trade Representative</li>
<li>Michael Regan confirmed for EPA - how will he address RFS?</li>
<li>Pandemic optimism is supercharging restaurant demand</li>
<li>Iowans say it's time for Sen. Chuck Grassley to retire</li>
<li>When will CFAP checks come?</li>
<li>USDA seeks input on climate-smart ag</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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