Adams On Agriculture

Friday on Adams on Agriculture more coverage of the NCBA convention in New Orleans.

Thursday on Adams on Agriculture we discuss beef industry issues from the NCBA convention in New Orleans.

Wednesday on Adams on Agriculture Tom Vilsack, Pres. & CEO of the US Dairy Export Council discusses the importance of trade deals, Matt Reiners with POET explains a new corn oil product for roads and Brian Jennings, CEO of ACE talks about pressing EPA administrator nominee Andrew Wheeler on RFS decisions.

Tuesday on Adams on Agriculture Arlan Suderman with INTL FC Stone looks at potential market impact of trade talks with China, AFBF President Zippy Duvall discusses trade and immigration issues and Will Coggin with the Center for Consumer Freedom gives an update on HSUS.      

Monday on Adams on Agriculture DTN meteorologist Bryce Anderson forecasts a week of bitterly cold weather, House Ag Committee Chair Collin Peterson discusses ag issues moving forward and Erin Ennis, Sr VP of the US/China Business Council previews this week's trade talks.

Friday on Adams on Agriculture CPA Paul Neiffer gives a tax update, Tom Sleight, President & CEO of the US Grains Council explains the impact of the government shutdown on marketing programs and Alan Bjerga with the National Milk Producers Federation discusses labeling of imitation dairy products.      

Thursday on Adams on Agriculture USDA Undersecretary Bill Northey discuss the reopening of FSA offices, NPPC past president Randy Spronk explains the damage being done by steel and aluminum tariffs on Canada and Mexico and AFBF’s Paul Schlegel updates immigration reform efforts.  

Wednesday on Adams on Agriculture from the National Biodiesel Conference in San Diego, NBB CEO Donnell Rehagen and NBB Chairman Kent Englebrecht discuss the challenges and opportunities for the Biodiesel industry.  

Tuesday on Adams on Agriculture an update on the Biodiesel industry from the National Biodiesel Conference in San Diego.  

Monday on Adams on Agriculture DTN Meteorologist Bryce Anderson gives his weekly and long term weather forecast, RFA President & CEO Geoff Cooper discusses an E 15 awareness campaign and RaboAgrifinance grain and oil seed analyst Steve Nicholson gives his market outlook.

Guest today on Adams on Agriculture are Brian Diers, University of Illinois Plant Breader, part of the SCN. Jarrod Sutton from the National Pork Board. On the sustainability impact report we have Hannah Thompson and Danielle Beck from NCBA.   

Thursday on Adams on Agriculture Brian Jennings, ACE CEO reacts to Andrew Wheeler’s confirmation testimony and Clayton Pope, Clayton Pope Commodities gives his market outlook.

Wednesday on Adams on Agriculture Dave Salmonsen with AFBF talks trade from the AFBF convention, NCGA 1st VP reports from the Soil Health Summit in St. Louis and Curt Blades with the Association of Equipment Manufacturers reviews the 2018 ag equipment sales numbers.

Discovery Education has partnered with National Dairy Council and America’s dairy farm families and importers to bring your 5th–8th grade classes behind-the-scenes of the dairy community! 

Monday on Adams on Agriculture Don Parish with AFBF gives an update on the new WOTUS rule, Mo Farm Bureau President Blake Hurst reports from the AFBF annual convention in New Orleans and DTN meteorologist Bryce Anderson looks at weather in the U.S. and South America.

Friday on Adams on Agriculture Jarrod Sutton with the National Pork Board discusses new information on consumer eating habits, Alan Bjerga with the National Milk Producers Federation reviews survey results on consumer reaction to imitation dairy products and OFW attorney Gary Baise explains a recent court decision on an Iowa ag law.

Thursday on Adams on Agriculture Tom Vilsack, President & CEO of the US Dairy Export Council discusses the need for trade deals, Purdue Ag Economist Chris Hurt gives his 2019 ag outlook and Eric Bohl with Missouri Farm Bureau explains Missouri’s new meat labeling law.  

Wednesday on Adams on Agriculture Brian Kuehl, Ex. Dir. Farmers for Free Trade and ASA CEO Ryan Findlay discuss the importance of trade and trade talks with China and OFW attorney Gary Baise explains the potential impact of the decision by the Supreme Court to not hear challenges to state livestock production laws.

Tuesday on Adams on Agriculture University of Illinois ag economist Scott Irwin gives his ag outlook for 2019, Geoff Cooper, Pres. & CEO of the Renewable Fuels Association discusses the potential impact of the government shutdown on summer sales of E 15 and Danielle Beck with the NCBA updates the lab meat issue.

Monday on Adams on Agriculture Iowa Senator Charles Grassley discusses the government shutdown and AFBF’s Dave Salmonsen discusses trade talks with China and Japan.