Adams On Agriculture

Friday on Adams on Agriculture NPPC chief veterinarian Liz Wagstrom gives an update on African Swine Fever, USDA Undersecretary Bill Northey updates the impact of the government shutdown and Erin Ennis, SR VP of the US/China Business Council previews next week’s trade talks with China.

Thursday on Adams on Agriculture grain and oilseed analyst for Rabo AgriFinance Steve Nicholson and AFBF Chief Economist John Newton give their outlook for the ag economy in 2019 and Scott Yager with NCBA discusses the new WOTUS rule.

Wednesday on Adams on Agriculture DTN meteorologist Bryce Anderson give his winter outlook, Arlan Suderman with INTL FC Stone gives his market outlook for 2019 and Chuck Connor, President & CEO of the National Council of Farmer Cooperatives discusses the new biotech labeling rule.

Friday on Adams on Agriculture RFA board member Mick Henderson shares his experience of attending the farm bill signing, NPPC Chief Veterinarian Liz Wagstrom discusses antibiotic use in the swine industry and on disease prevention efforts, CPA Paul Nieffer gives a year end tax update and NBB Pres. & CEO Donnell Rehagen explains the impact of not getting the biodiesel tax incentive passed.

Thursday on Adams on Agriculture Dave Juday with World Perspectives discusses the latest numbers showing the value of meat exports, Alan Bjerga with National Milk Producers Federation gives the dairy industry’s naughty and nice list for food companies using milk labels and trade analyst Paul Drazek discusses recent China purchases.

Wednesday on Adams on Agriculture FSA Administrator Richard Fordyce gives details on the second round of market facilitation program payments and ASA CEO Ryan Findlay and NCGA President Lynn Chrisp give very different reaction to those payments.

Tuesday on Adams on Agriculture DTN’s Todd Neeley previews his series on the opioid crisis, RaboAgriFinance grain & oilseed analyst Steve Nicholson gives his outlook for 2019, US Grains Council Pres. & CEO reviews 2018 and looks ahead to 2019 and John Pioti, Pres. & CEO of American Farmland Trust gives his perspective on the farm bill.

Monday on Adams on Agriculture DTN meteorologist Bryce Anderson gives his thoughts on climate change and its impact on agriculture, Donnell Rehagen, CEO of the National Biodiesel Board discusses the importance of the biodiesel tax incentive and Curt Blades with the Association of Equipment Manufacturers goes over the November sales numbers.

Friday on Adams on Agriculture Dave Salmonsen with AFBF discusses China’s purchase of U.S. soybeans,  Arlan Suderman with INTL FC Stone explains the market reaction and impact of the soybean sales to China and Shawn Smeins with Rabo AgriFinance discusses their partnership with Conservis.

Thursday on Adams on Agriculture Brent Van Dyke, President of the National Association of Conservation Districts, Jim Mulhern, Pres. & CEO of the National Milk Producers Federation and Allison Rivera with NCBA give their thoughts on the new farm bill and new WOTUS rule.

Wednesday on Adams on Agriculture House Ag Committee Chairman Mike Conaway discusses the new farm bill, Don Parrish with AFBF reviews the new WOTUS rule and Richard Gupton with the Agricultural Retailers Association reacts to both the farm bill and WOTUS.

Tuesday on Adams on Agriculture Andrew Walmsley with AFBF discusses the farm bill text, Dan Hallstrom, President & CEO of USMEF reviews the U.S. meat export numbers for 2018 and looks ahead to 2019.  

Monday on Adams on Agriculture ASA CEO Ryan Findlay discusses the farm bill and trade with China, NCBA’s Kent Bacus explains the importance of getting a trade deal with Japan and the significance of regaining the market in Morocco.

Friday on Adams on Agriculture Alan Bjerga with the National Milk Producers Federation explain the impact of a rule change allowing low fat flavored milk in schools, Nick Giordano with the National Pork Producers Council gives a trade update and Jim Bair, President of the US Apple Association explains the impact of trade and labor issues on apple growers.

Thursday on Adams on Agriculture Illinois Farm Bureau President Rich Guebbert reviews his group’s recent annual meeting, Allyson Perry with the Center for Food Integrity discusses a recent panel discussion between consumers and Oklahoma Pork Producers and Joe Glauber, former USDA chief economist gives his perspective on the recent G 20 meeting.

Wednesday on Adams on Agriculture Missouri Farm Bureau President Blake Hurst reviews his organization’s annual meeting, Dave Salmonsen with AFBF discusses trade with China and USMC and Erin Ennis, SR. VP for the US/China Business Council gives her views on the G 20 meeting.

Tuesday on Adams on Agriculture Executive Director of Farmers for Free Trade Brian Kuehl discusses the latest on trade with China, Rabo AgriFinance analyst Steve Nicholson explains how the markets view the recent trade news and Brian Jennings, CEO of the American Coalition for Ethanol reacts to EPA’s RFS numbers for 2019.

Monday on Adams on Agriculture Iowa Senator Charles Grassley discusses the G 20 meeting, RFS and the farm bill and trade specialist Paul Drazek gives his views on US/China trade and USMCA.

Friday on Adams on Agriculture RFA Senior Strategic Advisor Bob Dinneen previews EPA’s RFS announcement for 2019, AFBF economist Micheal Neveaux discusses the impact of cage free regulations in California, Arlan Suderman with INTL FC Stone looks at the impact of the G 20 summit on the markets and Kurt Kovarik with the National Biodiesel explains the importance of an extension of the biodiesel blenders tax credit.

Thursday on Adams on Agriculture AVMA President Dr. John de Jong discusses efforts to attract veterinarians to rural America, Andrew Walmsley with AFBF and Catherine Boudreau with Politico discuss the agreement reached on the farm bill.