UW-Platteville Professor Ryan Pralle tells Charitee Seebecker about the groundbreaking research that uses high-tech tools to track cow burps' environmental impact.

Ben Jarboe catches up with Nick Havlik of Hav Vineyards near Port Washington. The downpours this spring and early summer didn't hurt the crop come harvest. Ben also gets today's weather forecast from ag meteorologist Stu Muck. Even 1,000+ miles away, we'll see some rain from the hurricane in the Gulf.

The Steffes Group (paid program) joins us a day early with this month's hottest sellers. It included an S790 combine that went for $377,000. 

It's full steam ahead in the field as soybeans mature earlier than expected, says senior grain merchandiser Josh Grunnet out of Cottage Grove. He tells Stephanie Hoff they're still clearing out old crop to get ready for what could be a near-record harvest.

Finally, we visit with market advisor John Heinberg of Total Farm Marketing in West Bend. He tells Stephanie Hoff that the pop in the grain market was thanks in part to A) slashed interest rates and B) poor planting weather in South America.

UW-Platteville Professor Ryan Pralle tells Charitee Seebecker about the groundbreaking research that uses high-tech tools to track cow burps' environmental impact.
Ben Jarboe catches up with Nick Havlik of Hav Vineyards near Port Washington. The downpours this spring and early summer didn't hurt the crop come harvest. Ben also gets today's weather forecast from ag meteorologist Stu Muck. Even 1,000+ miles away, we'll see some rain from the hurricane in the Gulf.
The Steffes Group (paid program) joins us a day early with this month's hottest sellers. It included an S790 combine that went for $377,000. 
It's full steam ahead in the field as soybeans mature earlier than expected, says senior grain merchandiser Josh Grunnet out of Cottage Grove. He tells Stephanie Hoff they're still clearing out old crop to get ready for what could be a near-record harvest.
Finally, we visit with market advisor John Heinberg of Total Farm Marketing in West Bend. He tells Stephanie Hoff that the pop in the grain market was thanks in part to A) slashed interest rates and B) poor planting weather in South America.

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.

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