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We all place our faith in something. We often step out confidently, only to focus on terrifying circumstances that expose our dangerous illusion of self-sufficiency. The gospel reveals a Savior who absorbed the ultimate storm of judgment so he could catch us when we fail. In this sermon, we explore Matthew 14:22-36 and how trusting the Lord of the storm with our "little-faith" turns our desperate cries into genuine worship.

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U.S. harvest is approaching, but rising energy and freight costs are creating another challenge for grain movement. SF Daily host Lorrie Boyer breaks down the latest market pressures, ethanol data, cattle losses, Fed policy, Brazil's farm economy, and severe weather threats.

University of Illinois Professor of Soil Science Andrew Margenot discusses his work with the Illinois Nutrient Research & Education Council.  Morgan Lewis with Western Community Public Transportation discusses rural transit.  

South Africa just joined a short and unflattering list of countries facing individual US visa restrictions, and Freedom Front Plus leader Corné Mulder says he saw it coming from a manifesto launch stage days before it happened. He tells Alec Hogg why he thinks Cyril Ramaphosa's habit of avoiding decisions has left the country exposed to an American administration that has run out of patience, why the ANC seems willing to simply wait out the Trump presidency, and why he believes ordinary South Africans, not the "comrades" benefiting from ANC patronage, are the ones now pushing back. He also lays out his read on the coalition scramble coming after 4 November, throws down a direct challenge to the DA over Tshwane and Johannesburg, and explains why he thinks South Africa's next real change of government could arrive well before 2029.

More To The Story: The 2016 election that put Donald Trump in the White House the first time was defined in many ways by the role of America's longtime adversary Russia. Over the years, multiple investigations have concluded that Russia meddled in the election to boost Trump over Hillary Clinton and create political discord among voters. Trump, meanwhile, has repeatedly called the Russia investigations a “hoax.” As the 2026 midterms approach, experts warn that Russia could interfere in US elections once again. Because as Mother Jones Washington bureau chief David Corn lays out in his new book, How Russia Won: Donald Trump, Vladimir Putin, and the Fight for America, Russia has been waging a continuous campaign against the US. On this week's More To The Story, Corn talks about Russian President Vladimir Putin's “twilight war” against the US and Western democracies, argues that the infamous Steele dossier ultimately helped Trump, and examines how the Trump White House has dismantled government agencies tasked with finding and fending off Russian disinformation campaigns.Producer: Josh Sanburn | Editor: Kara McGuirk-Allison | Theme music: Fernando Arruda and Jim Briggs | Copy editor: Nikki Frick | Digital producer: Artis Curiskis | Deputy executive producer: Taki Telonidis | Executive producer: Brett Myers | Executive editor: James West | Host: Al LetsonListen: Trump's Impulsive Foreign Policy Is Tearing Apart the Global Order (More To The Story)Read: Why Is Trump's DOJ Still Helping the Russian-Linked Liar Who Smeared Biden? (Mother Jones)Read: How Russia Won: Donald Trump, Vladimir Putin, and the Fight for America (Harper) Donate today at Revealnews.org/more Subscribe to our weekly newsletter at Revealnews.org/weekly Follow us on Instagram and Bluesky Learn about your ad choices: dovetail.prx.org/ad-choices

In this episode of The John Fugelsang Podcast, John dives into a whirlwind of current events and cultural discussions. He kicks off with a lively conversation about the Supreme Court's recent rulings, the latest news from the political landscape, and a tragic helicopter crash in Southern California. Later, he welcomes back the brilliant astrophysicist Neil DeGrasse Tyson to discuss his new coffee table book, Lost in Space: 5,000 Facts for Navigating the Universe, which promises to enlighten and entertain readers of all ages with its stunning visuals and fascinating tidbits about the cosmos.Then, investigative journalist David Corn joins John to discuss his compelling new book, How Russia Won: Donald Trump, Vladimir Putin, and the Fight for America. Corn unpacks the intricate web of disinformation and influence that has shaped U.S.-Russia relations and the ongoing impact of these dynamics on American democracy. The discussion touches on the role of media in navigating these complex narratives and the responsibility it holds in the face of foreign manipulation.Finally, John invites the God Squad—Dylan Naber Cruz and December Rose—for a spirited discussion on spirituality, politics, and the intersection of faith and social issues, all laced with humor and candidness. With plenty of listener calls and engaging dialogue, this episode promises to be both thought-provoking and entertaining.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Soybeans lead fresh buying across the grain complex, but mixed yield reports and harvest pressure are keeping gains in check. SF Daily with host Lorrie Boyer breaks down the latest market moves, fuel costs, livestock prices, and flood threats across the Midwest.

An update on the spotted lanternfly from State Ag Pest Survey Coordinator Kelly Estes. Wrapping up the 2026 Illinois county fair season with Jeff Rabenort from the Okawville Wheat Festival.Monthly visit with Illinois State Treasurer Michael Frerichs.  

Grain markets are under pressure as harvest advances, new-crop supplies hit the pipeline, and traders find little bullish news to support prices. SF Daily host Lorrie Boyer breaks down the latest grain, livestock, export, and weather developments facing farmers.

An update on the Illinois Agricultural Leadership Foundation Class of 2027.  Kurt Maertens with BASF discusses crop protection products during the Farm Progress Show earlier this month. DTN Weather Risk Communicator Teresa Wells says northern Illinois is forecast to receive heavy rain this week while southern Illinois will experience heat.   

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The average price of diesel in Minnesota has crossed the $6 mark for the first time — another record high. And those high diesel prices are throttling the benefits of the highest corn prices in three years. Part of the rally in corn prices is due to U.S. expectations of a tighter crop supply, making it more valuable. Jordan Goblish farms corn, soybeans and black beans in Redwood County. He says the price bump is nice, but it's not enough to fully offset increasing costs.

U.S. grain exporters have started the 2026-27 marketing year with corn accounting for the largest share of export inspections, although early corn and soybean totals remain behind last year's pace. NAFB News ServiceSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

USDA's September WASDE report is shaking up grain markets, with a lower corn yield and tightening soybean stocks-to-use providing fresh market signals. SF Daily host Lorrie Boyer breaks down the latest USDA balance sheets, export sales and weather threats facing farmers.

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Drought can leave dryland corn with little grain potential but still considerable forage value. Before writing those fields off, grazing may be one way to capture some value with livestock. Ben Beckman, Nebraska Extension Forage Systems Educator.

Monthly update from Don Schaefer with Mid-West Truckers Association.  Bob Eschbach with the Ottawa Center for the Arts details historic preservation efforts at two former church buildings.  Highlighting Illinois Farm Bureau Actively Engaged Student of the Month for September, Adalyn Solomonson from El Paso Gridley High School. Joe Camp at CommStock Investments previews a new market week. 

Every human being wrestles with the exhausting concern for what others think. We chase worldly status only to end up enslaved by the opinions of an ever-watching audience. The gospel invites us to a radically different table, hosted by a compassionate King — we need only bring our lack. In this sermon, we explore Matthew 14:1-21 and how the gospel frees us from the fear of man to rest in God's satisfaction and abundance.

https://conference.agviewsolutions.com/⁠USDA lowered the 2026 U.S. corn yield to 178.5 bushels per acre, but corn still struggled to extend its rally. Chris Barron and grain market advisor Jeff Fichtelman explain why that muted response matters as harvest approaches, especially with funds heavily long, farmer selling ahead, and export demand beginning to show cracks.They also look beyond the current crop. Chris shares early Farm Profit Manager cost-of-production data for 2027, while Jeff explains why roughly $5.30 futures may offer a strong place to begin pricing next year's corn. They cover seller's remorse, storage, basis, HTA fees, upside calls, and the question every farmer holding grain needs to answer: What exactly are you waiting for?USDA's 178.5-bushel U.S. corn yield and 219-bushel Iowa estimateWhy corn failed to make new highs after the September crop reportThe risk of a fast fund exit if market momentum turns lowerWhy soybean prices deserve caution despite strong demand argumentsEarly 2027 corn and soybean cost-of-production trendsWhen to sell cash grain, use an HTA, or buy March callsHow to build a grain marketing plan around margin instead of emotionRegister for the 2027 Ag View Executive Business Conference, January 20–22 in Hollywood Beach, Florida:https://conference.agviewsolutions.com/#CornPrices #GrainMarketing #USDAReport

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The latest USDA WASDE report was mostly bullish for corn, but the slightly bearish tone for soybeans sent grains into a sharp sell off. Corn beginning stocks were lowered, along with yield projections. Soybean yields were raised very slightly, and wheat had a fairly neutral report. Cattle ended the week higher with stronger cash business. Barchart Senior Analyst, Darin Newsom, recaps today's trade.

SF Daily Podcast Description - Ethanol Production and Nebraska Weather Ethanol production slips to a three-week low as dry, windy conditions raise fire concerns across Nebraska and the central Plains. SF Daily host Lorrie Boyer breaks down the latest agriculture markets, weather risks, and developments impacting farmers.

BEEF We are in a post-Labor Day declining market. The exception is no one seems to have told strip loins and ribeyes. Pretty much everything in the beef complex is moving lower for next week, except ribeyes and strip loins. Demand is holding both items from moving lower. Even tenderloins are moving down for next week.  Grinds down, rounds down, chucks down. I think this should continue to the end of the month, but better values are here. Production dropped last week to 526K head, down from 542K the prior week. This week being a holiday short week will most likely finish below 500K. Even with declining prices, inventories continue to be very tight. I'd stay ahead my needs, but better prices will continue to move this market a bit lower. POULTRY Chicken production was actually below last year for this past week. I've not seen that in a long while. Overall, we are still about 2% ahead of last year but expect that to shrink heading into fall. For next week, wings are getting some push from strong demand, still a good value, but they are moving higher. Boneless skinless randoms and tenderloins steady for another week. On the avian flu front, 4 new cases affecting 72K birds. As the weather begins to cool, we will most likely see these cases increase. GRAINS Grains are holding onto all their gains from the last couple weeks. Corn continues strong; today's close $5.36/bushel. The 2026 corn harvest has begun, only 5% complete so far, quality rating is at a crop low 56%, rated good to excellent. Still, plenty of corn to sell. Soy is holding steady with last week; the pricing is volatile based on tensions in the Middle Est and oil pricing. Wheat continues to be affected by Black Sea hostilities as Ukraine and Russia are both attacking shipping infrastructure, making shipments hazardous. Don't expect much relief on grains right now. PORK Bellies bounced around this week before declining again, down $1 from last week. Today's close was $121. This is about where I expect we will be for the next few weeks. Butts are tight but pricing is steady, ribs are actually down a few pennies, and pork loins continue to be a great protein value. DAIRY Another rather quiet week in dairy markets, still with a tilt downward. As of Thursday's CME close, barrel is down 3, block down 1, and butter down another 4.  I don't see anything coming to push this market higher. Savalfoods.com | Find us on Social Media: Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, LinkedIn

Silage is a cornerstone feed for livestock across Nebraska. Knowing its value is critical for making sound management decisions, whether budgeting for your own operation or selling to a buyer. Ben Beckman, Nebraska Extension Forage Systems Educator.

State and federal updates with Illinois Farm Bureau Executive Director of Governmental Affairs & Commodities Kevin Semlow in his "Seven with Kevin" segment.  Illinois Department of Agriculture Director Jerry Costello talks harvest season and upcoming grain tours.IHSA Friday Friday Friday features El Paso Gridley head football coach Tanner Benedict plus Pigskin Pickins' with Jim, Rita and DeLoss.  

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Corn and soybean producers are turning their attention to USDA's September World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates as questions increase about the size of this year's crops. NAFB News ServiceSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Corn and soybean markets are bracing for potentially tighter balance sheets as traders look ahead to the latest USDA report. SF Daily host Lorrie Boyer breaks down what lower yield estimates could mean for prices, along with fresh export demand and major ag policy developments.

Corn can leave behind 12,000–16,000 pounds of residue per acre, making residue management an important part of setting up the next crop for success. University of Minnesota agronomist Dr. Jeff Coulter explains how to manage corn residue after harvest, from combine distribution and tillage to protecting soil and ensuring a clean planting zone. In this episode: Why even residue distribution behind the combine matters How residue affects soil moisture, erosion and soil warming Why seed-to-residue contact can hurt emergence Corn-on-corn residue and nitrogen management Differences between conventional tillage, strip-till and no-till When chopping residue helps—and when it can create problems Considerations when removing or baling corn residue Why residue management decisions made this fall can impact next spring's planting Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Corn just had its best month since April 2021 and was up 15% in August alone, above $5 for the first time since October 2023. But if you're expecting the equipment market to turn on a dime, the data says pump the brakes. Andy Campbell breaks down 4,600 dealer transactions from the Farm Progress Show floor, covering row crop tractor velocity, margin erosion on low-hour units, and why the corn-to-margin correlation isn't as clean as you'd think.

Illinois Comptroller Susana Mendoza discusses prevailing wage laws in Illinois.Monica Nyman with the St. Louis District Dairy Council details the nutritional benefits and recipe versatility for cottage cheese.  Illinois Farm Bureau Associate Director of Transportation and Infrastructure Rodney Knittel provides information on harvest permits.   

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Managed money flows out of grains ahead of the USDA report on Friday, taking a cautious approach to what the yield projections may be. Corn and soybean yields are expected to be lower, but with a wide range of estimates. Wheat futures slid with pressure from row crops and the potential for higher winter wheat acreage. Arlan Suderman with Stone X Financial recaps today's trade.

Wheat prices are climbing as drought concerns grow, global crop losses mount, and Black Sea tensions continue to disrupt grain markets. SF Daily host Lorrie Boyer breaks down the latest market moves, policy developments, weather threats, and livestock trends heading into Friday's USDA WASDE report.

Have you ever felt amazing on paper, eating clean, hitting your macros, doing everything right, and still felt like something was off? That was the question that sent me down a rabbit hole with this week's guest, and honestly, it changed the way I look at my own kitchen.In this episode of The Happy Hustle Podcast, I sit down with Dr. Cate Shanahan, a Cornell trained physician scientist whose work has sparked entire movements around bone broth, live culture ferments, and seed oil free living. She's the woman behind the LA Lakers nutrition program, a program so effective it's been copied by championship teams around the world. She's also a New York Times bestselling author and the founder of Rebel Well, where she helps everyday people make real food simple, affordable, and sustainable again. Dr. Cate has spent over two decades chasing root causes instead of quick fixes, and that obsession is exactly why this conversation hits so different.What makes this episode matter is that Dr. Cate doesn't just tell you seed oils are bad. She shows you the chemistry, the history, and the data behind why they're doing so much damage, and she does it in a way that's easy to actually understand and use. We talk about ancient tribes who lost inches of height in two generations after losing their traditional diet, the four pillars of a truly nourishing human diet, and the eight specific oils she calls the Hateful Eight that are quietly driving inflammation and disease in almost every home in America. If you've ever wondered why cutting out processed food makes such a massive difference, this episode gives you the actual science behind it.The four pillars of a real human diet matter more than any fad. Dr. Cate breaks down the four things she found common across every traditional diet she studied around the world. Fresh food, fermented and sprouted food, meat on the bone for the connective tissue, and organ meats for their dense, irreplaceable nutrients. Most modern diets are missing at least two or three of these, and she explains exactly why that gap matters for your energy, your joints, and your long term health.Your gut microbiome starts building itself from the moment you're born. From the birth canal to breast milk to literal dirt, Dr. Cate walks through how our bodies were designed to collect beneficial bacteria from nature itself, and how modern life has cut off most of those pathways. It's a wild reminder of just how intelligent and intricate our biology really is.The Hateful Eight seed oils are doing more damage than most people realize. Corn, canola, cottonseed, soy, sunflower, safflower, rice bran, and grapeseed oil are processed under extreme heat and pressure, which causes them to oxidize and form toxins similar to what you'd find in cigarette smoke. Dr. Cate shares research showing that a single ounce of potato chips can exceed the safe toxicological threshold for one of these compounds by over four thousand percent.Nutrition science has been quietly shaped by industry money. Dr. Cate doesn't hold back on this one. She explains how a small group of researchers with deep financial ties to processed food companies have influenced decades of dietary guidance, leaving doctors and dietitians working off outdated and, in some cases, intentionally misleading information.Small daily choices compound faster than you'd expect. From what you eat for breakfast to what oil your restaurant fries are cooked in, Dr. Cate makes the case that these aren't small details. They're the difference between chronic inflammation and real, lasting vitality.We also dive into how corporate greed and lobbying have shaped what gets taught in medical schools, why Dr. Cate believes processed food is actually a pretty simple category once you know what to look for, and how something as basic as swapping your breakfast can change the entire trajectory of your day.This conversation is a reminder that so much of what we've been taught about health has been shaped by people with a financial stake in keeping us confused. Dr. Cate isn't selling fear, she's handing you clarity, and clarity is powerful. Once you know what to avoid, the path forward gets a whole lot simpler.If you're ready to take back control of your health, start by learning the Hateful Eight and paying attention to what's actually in your food. Dr. Cate makes it easy to get started with her free Hateful Eight Challenge at drcate.com, where you can go eight days without these oils and feel the difference for yourself.Go listen to the full episode at https://happyhustle.com/podcast. 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U.S. grain and cattle markets are starting the week with plenty to watch, from drought concerns and global crop losses to tightening cattle supplies. On SF Daily, host Lorrie Boyer breaks down the latest market moves and the USDA data traders are watching ahead of Friday's WASDE report.

https://19-minutes.supercast.comCorn and soybean prices have rallied, but how much more should farmers expect before making another sale? Shay Foulk and Alex Londerville with Cargill discuss the opportunities in $5 cash corn, $13 soybean futures, and pricing next year's crop before this year's harvest gets rolling.With December 2026 and December 2027 corn futures both near $5.36 at Friday's close, the conversation looks beyond harvest sales to opportunities for protecting future margins. They also discuss what could challenge the rally as USDA's September WASDE approaches and more grain starts moving.Topics include:Black Sea disruptions, European crop concerns, and late-season heatCorn yield expectations and what to watch in the September WASDEFund positioning and who could provide the next round of buyingExport demand, China, and soybean crushEvaluating earlier sales using the costs and margins you knew at the timeGetting storage, trucking, and grain-buyer conversations lined up before harvestA profitable sale can still be a good decision even when the market moves higher afterward. Shay and Alex discuss how to keep that perspective while planning the next sale.#CornPrices #Soybeans #GrainMarketing

Human beings are story-formed people. There's a story that has formed you; and there's a story (the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus) that can transform you. In this sermon we consider the life of the Apostle Paul as narrated in Acts 22 to learn how the good grace of Jesus comes to meet us in the midst of our life story.

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We're LIVE from the Farm Progress Show 2026 with Helena Agri-Enterprises! In this episode, we're joined by Jody Lawrence and Austin Anderson for a deep dive into one of the biggest conversations in agriculture right now: what the hell is driving these markets? With $13 soybeans and $5+ corn, we break down what's behind the recent run-up, whether today's markets are more volatile than they used to be, and what farmers should be watching as we look ahead toward 2027. Are these prices sustainable? What forces are moving the market? And what could change the picture going into next season? But good prices only matter if you've got bushels to sell. We also get into the agronomic side of the equation and talk about ways farmers can get more out of every acre. We dig into Grounded, a proprietary Helena adjuvant, why it could be a game changer for an operation, and how it can deliver value without breaking the bank. This was a great episode for us not only because of the conversation, but because we got to record it LIVE from Farm Progress Show and showcase our partnership with Helena Agri-Enterprises. Go check out Helena! Where inovation never stops!  https://helenaagri.com/  Go check out Agzaga! It is the ultimate online farm store. American owned and operated. Go check out their site and get what you need. Be sure to use the code TalkDirt20 to get $20 off your order of $50 or more! Visit them at: https://agzaga.com 

Stephen King has given us some of the greatest horror stories ever written and some of them even became great movies! This week on our Messed Up Movies Draft, Griffey, Heath, Sam and Sophia go head-to-head to build the ultimate four-movie Stephen King lineup. There is, however, one problem: THE SHINING and CARRIE are BANNED. We've picked them too many times, so we are locking them in Room 237 until further notice. That leaves everything else on the board, from The Mist, Misery, The Shawshank Redemption, Pet Sematary and Creepshow to IT, Stand By Me, The Green Mile, Doctor Sleep, The Running Man, Children of the Corn and plenty of increasingly questionable decisions *cough SOPHIA cough* Along the way, we get into what actually makes a great Stephen King adaptation, why his stories have endured for generations, the movies that completely nailed his particular brand of American horror, and the adaptations that maybe should have stayed buried. YOU decide who drafted the best Stephen King movie lineup. Drop your winner in the comments or vote in our Instagram poll. Subscribe to Misfit Parade for new episodes of the Messed Up Movies Podcast every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. And while you're here, follow Misfit Parade for all the latest on MR. CREAMJEANS' HIDEY HOLE, premiering at Fantastic Fest. Support the show, join our community and help select movies for future episodes on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/c/messedupmoviespod Follow Misfit Parade: https://www.misfitparade.com/