Willie Cade with Repair-dot-org explains how machinery down time, the lack of necessary parts at dealerships, slow dealer service, and continued problems with repair software availability for farmers and independent technicians is costing farmers a lot of money.

Willie Cade with Repair-dot-org explains how machinery down time, the lack of necessary parts at dealerships, slow dealer service, and continued problems with repair software availability for farmers and independent technicians is costing farmers a lot of money.

Join Pam Jahnke for the latest farm news. Heard daily on WOZN 96.7 FM and 1670 AM in Madison Wisconsin from 5-6am. Also heard on affiliate stations all over Wisconsin.

Join Pam Jahnke for the latest farm news. Heard daily on WOZN 96.7 FM and 1670 AM in Madison Wisconsin from 5-6am. Also heard on affiliate stations all over Wisconsin.

MID-WEST FARM REPORT - MADISON

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Machinery repairs cost more per-acre than diesel fuel

Jill Welke interviewed several new National FFA officers to get their outlook on the year ahead, and the things that they will be focusing on.

Larry Lee filled in for meteorologist Stu Muck to go over the ag weather forecast for Wisconsin.

Film producer Katie Ulman sat down with Mid-West Farm Report’s Teri Barr to talk about the new movie called Cows Come Home, which depicts one family’s life on a dairy farm.

Wisconsin Farmers Union President Darin Von Ruden explains why he’s skeptical about USDA and President Trump’s Harvest Fuel Relief program.  

Bryce Windecker with EA Risk (formerly Ever.ag) explains what’s happening with dairy markets, and how Class III milk futures in November are higher because of a major coloring problem at a large cheddar cheese producing plant.

 

Jill Welke interviewed several new National FFA officers to get their outlook on the year ahead, and the things that they will be focusing on.
Larry Lee filled in for meteorologist Stu Muck to go over the ag weather forecast for Wisconsin.
Film producer Katie Ulman sat down with Mid-West Farm Report&rsquo;s Teri Barr to talk about the new movie called Cows Come Home, which depicts one family&rsquo;s life on a dairy farm.
Wisconsin Farmers Union President Darin Von Ruden explains why he&rsquo;s skeptical about USDA and President Trump&rsquo;s Harvest Fuel Relief program.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Bryce Windecker with EA Risk (formerly&nbsp;<a href="http://ever.ag">Ever.ag</a>) explains what&rsquo;s happening with dairy markets, and how Class III milk futures in November are higher because of a major coloring problem at a large cheddar cheese producing plant.
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New National FFA Officers & What's Impacting Milk Futures-Bryce Windecker 

With so many packed agendas and talented speakers, it's never easy to decide which agricultural conference you're going to go to in Wisconsin. Steven Hall is a faculty and extension specialist at UW–Madison and one of the keynote presenters at the Wisconsin Water and Soil Health Conference. His keynote is entitled "Short- and Long-Term Steps to Decrease Nutrient Loss from Wisconsin's Agricultural Lands." He stopped by to tell Kiley Allan about just a few of the best ways to keep phosphorus out of our waterways and on our fields.

With so many packed agendas and talented speakers, it's never easy to decide which agricultural conference you're going to go to in Wisconsin. Steven Hall is a faculty and extension specialist at UW&ndash;Madison and one of the keynote presenters at the Wisconsin Water and Soil Health Conference. His keynote is entitled "Short- and Long-Term Steps to Decrease Nutrient Loss from Wisconsin's Agricultural Lands." He stopped by to tell Kiley Allan about just a few of the best ways to keep phosphorus out of our waterways and on our fields.

Preventing Phosphorus Runoff Is A Win-Win Solution

Most of the time, a soybean harvest yields an off-white, tannish-colored soybean seed. However, this year, many farmers are seeing purple seeds instead. Damon Smith is an extension specialist and professor of plant pathology at UW-Madison. He says farmers have been submitting photos of purple, chalky, and often shriveled soybean seeds.

Most of the time, a soybean harvest yields an off-white, tannish-colored soybean seed. However, this year, many farmers are seeing purple seeds instead. Damon Smith is an extension specialist and professor of plant pathology at UW-Madison. He says farmers have been submitting photos of purple, chalky, and often shriveled soybean seeds.

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