In today's global market, getting your product to the customer quicker is an advantage.  Jill Welke talks with a Wisconsin farmer and a representative from SE Asia. Casey Kellaher, a WI corn grower & Caleb Wirth- Regional Director US Grains & Bioproducts Council based in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia discuss what that region of the world's looking for. 

They say it's not just one commodity but many.  Another beautiful day on the way for all of Wisconsin.  Stu Muck says fog will burn off mid-morning for another sunny day.  There is a chance for some showers overnight, but not much in the way of total rainfall.

Despite headlines mourning commodity prices, auction items are still holding value.  Ashley Huhn with the Steffes Group explains some individual items that have really performed well.  Paid for by Steffes Group.

Monday is the deadline for farmers and land owners to be involved in changing their base acres.  Larry Lee visits with Sandy Chalmers, state executive director of the WI Farm Service Agency offices.  She says there's been few farmers or land owners that wanted to opt out of the update, but communication is key.

Despite a bearish report from the recent ProFarmer Tour, markets are lower this morning.  John Heinberg, market advisor with Total Farm Marketing in West Bend breaks down where traders are focused - and it's not just grain. The announcement by the Trump administration that it's letting in Argentina beef to offset consumer prices infuriated the beef industry.  At the same time, the ProFarmer Crop Tour concluded with low expectations on corn and soybeans.  John says that's not a surprise.