Kendall and Greg Peterson of the Peterson Farm Bros rose to fame in 2012 with their viral parody video “I’m Farming and I Grow It,” a twist on LMFAO’s hit song. Since then, they’ve continued using social media to bridge the gap between farmers and consumers through music videos and educational content. Stephanie Hoff caught up with the brothers at Wisconsin Farm Technology Days, where they shared how their advocacy not only promotes agriculture in a positive light but also supports their central Kansas farm and growing families through speaking appearances and public engagement. 

Heavy rain is back in Wisconsin this morning.  Stu Muck spells out what's happening this morning, and what we can expect later today.

It's time for score boarding!  It's not a sport, but a field by field evaluation of the crop you've got out there.  Steve Bailie, branch manager for the Monroe location of Helena Agri joins Pam Jahnke to point out some of the spots to watch in your fields.  Bailie says the notes you make now will pay dividends when it comes time to start purchasing inputs for 2026.  Paid for by Helena Agri.

Despite the heavy rain in southern Wisconsin, the latest crop progress report shows some deficits in places like central Wisconsin, and far northern Wisconsin along Lake Superior.  Pam Jahnke recaps the last crop progress highlights.

All eyes were on China Monday in the marketplace with a comment from President Trump suggesting that China would be buying massive amounts of soybeans.  Then, the tariff situation got extended until November and China decided to take its business elsewhere.  John Heinberg, market advisor with Total Farm Marketing in West Bend joins Pam Jahnke to explain the turn of events.  The market is also preparing for the next World Ag Supply Demand Estimates out today.  Heinberg says while soybeans may be bearish - the bulls are on in corn.

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