Podcast appearances and mentions of david geiger

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Joyeux anniversaire à tous les contributeurices de la Galaxie Pop :Voici le casting de cette petite fiction / galéjade :Capitaine/ impératrice MU : Muriel Cayla représentante du podcat OST BLAST !https://galaxiepop.fr/category/podcast/ost-blast/Rémi deuxdés dans son rôle de recrue humaine représentant de trek in storia et l'occasion d'en parlerhttps://galaxiepop.fr/category/podcast/trekinstoria/https://galaxiepop.fr/?s=l%27occasion+d%27en+parlerKurt aka suckmykdick dans le rôle du grand méchant Loup-garou représentant aussi de l'occasion d'en parler et sociétaire de sa chaine youtube ainsi que de Mana et PlasmaLory dans le rôle de la sorcière qui représente son podcast la pleiade des lucioleshttps://galaxiepop.fr/2021/07/la-pleiade-des-lucioles-1-petits-mots-pour-grands-concepts/https://podcloud.fr/podcast/la-pleiade-des-lucioleshttps://lorrybegin.fr/la-pleiade-des-lucioles/Lolly dans son propre rôle (mais bien déguisée en Barbapirella) représentant Je conte jusqu'à toi et songes d'une nuithttps://lendewell.com/histoires/https://www.badgeek.fr/medias/c/235/songes-d-une-nuit/Thierry dans le rôle de Thierry Krougueur représentant le podcast Bobine Hurlantehttps://galaxiepop.fr/?s=bobine+hurlante Benracer85 représentant Synthspiration et sa chaine yt For my tapeshttps://galaxiepop.fr/category/podcast/synthspiration/Toine en Drucula représentant sa chaine twitch apérociné et le podcast replay mais montéhttps://galaxiepop.fr/category/podcast/aperocine/https://www.twitch.tv/aperocine?lang=fr débrophy dans son rôle représentant le podcast la bAnalehttps://galaxiepop.fr/category/podcast/les-playlists/la-banale/David Geiger est l'agent Dagguy et il représente TOUT Galaxie pop et entre autresLes notes de ma vie ;une fille un papa une musique etc etchttps://galaxiepop.fr/2021/08/les-notes-de-ma-vie-interview-dimitri-regnier/https://galaxiepop.fr/2021/02/1-fille-1-papa-1-musique-no-daughter-of-mine/4etwinny taniguchi dans les rôles de Su-Zanne et l'agent winnyqui représente le podcast qui n'a pas de nom.https://galaxiepop.fr/category/podcast/lpqnpdn/quel feignant cui là : il a même pas cherché un nom à son podcast !! joyeux Halloween les galactiques !!

Why haven't we found evidence of alien civilizations? Neil deGrasse Tyson sits down with astrophysicist J. Richard Gott III to talk chess, tachyons, and what the Fermi Paradox and Copernican Principle say about humanity's place in the cosmos. Plus, they rank super-genius movies. NOTE: StarTalk+ Patrons can listen to this entire episode commercial-free here: https://startalkmedia.com/show/a-cosmic-conversation-with-j-richard-gott-iii/Thanks to our Patrons George Jeffers, Kate Jarocki, Paloma, Molina, Colby Lapresi, Duane Day, Elena, Gordon Vu, Dale, Boris Jegorovic, Dennis Wish, Kristine Tolman, David Geiger, Shawn Kellner, Tisha Bernal, Marek, Peter Morrow, Edward Badger, Micheal Buckelew, Patrick, Jennifer Bills, and Keni Jane Johnson for supporting us this week. Subscribe to SiriusXM Podcasts+ on Apple Podcasts to listen to new episodes ad-free and a whole week early.

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L'Odyssée de Circé 14.Crip camp, A disability revolutionFilm disponible sur Netflixhttps://youtu.be/XRrIs22plz0?si=gLiQSmUOZVuFeMwVLes dévalideuses :Accueil - Les Dévalideuses (lesdevalideuses.org)Les résolutions anti-validistes des dévalideusesBonnes résolutions anti-validistes - Les Dévalideuses (lesdevalideuses.org)La théorie des cuillères :https://youtu.be/joucXLKXbO8Interview Elisa Rojas sur France Inter :https://www.radiofrance.fr/franceinter/podcasts/l-invite-de-9h10/le-7-9h30-l-interviewde-9h10-du-mardi-25-avril-2023-1107001Episode de la Poudre :https://pdca.st/JC0nLire le livre de Charlotte Puisieux « De chair et de fer »https://www.editionsladecouverte.fr/de_chair_et_de_fer-9782348067778#Vidéo où Stella Young explique l'Inspiration Porn :https://youtu.be/8K9Gg164BswBlog Elisa Rojas : Aux marches du Palais : #SUPERHUMANS ? | auxmarchesdupalais (wordpress.com)Merci aux supercopains de galaxie pop, surtout Dany pour le montageTwitter : @Circe592Bluesky : @circe592.bsky.social montage Danyvignette Mu et David Geiger

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Wisconsin county fairs may look vibrant from the outside, but they're struggling to find carnivals for entertainment.  Jayke Buttke, Executive Director of the WI Fair Association says that between 2016-2023 50% of the carnival companies closed.  Now they're working on legislation to try and help that segment of entertainment find the employees they need.  Jill Welke visits with Buttke. Labor's a big issue for the Natural Resource and Conservation Service too.  Terry Cosby, Chief NRCS Director, tells us that there's just not enough graduates for available jobs.  Cosby says the shortage is compounded by applicants not having farm experience.WI farmers made good progress on spring planting, and 2026 is the year of the Farm Woman.  David Geiger talks to USDA Deputy Secretary of Agriculture Xochitl Torres Small about the international designation.John Heinberg, market advisor with Total Farm Marketing in West Bend is encouraging crop producers to get busy with risk management this week.  Heinberg says with flooding in Brazil, bugs in Argentina and more rain in the U.S. forecast, Friday's first look at expected planted acreage is creating volatility.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

WHO Radio began broadcasting from Des Moines, Iowa on April 10, 1924. Today we celebrate 100 years of broadcasting to Iowans as Jeff Angelo visits with some of the voices who made it happen! We reminisce with Van Harden and Bonnie Lucas on their days on the morning show. Current WHO Radio personalities Simon Conway, Bob Quinn, David Geiger, Lee Habeeb, Heather Burnside, Sue Danielson, Nathan Fischer, and Terry Rich discuss their best memories on the air and the significance of telling the stories of Iowans. We also look back at some of the highlights of WHO legends Ronald Reagan and Herb Plambeck.

Another episode of Top Chef Wisconsin will air tonight on the Bravo Network.  Stephanie Hoff talks with some of the contestants on their impression of the event and the emphasis on Wisconsin commodities.  She also chats with some of the Wisconsin cheesemakers that made appearances on the show. High Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI) is still making headlines nationwide.  Wisconsin sits in a unique position relative to communicating directly with farms and bird owners about their risks.  It's called the Premise ID and it's managed by the Wisconsin Livestock Identification Consortium.  Their executive director, Julie Sweney, explains what they do and why. Ashley Huhn from the Steffes Group says they've got 21 more auctions to conduct this month, and then things quiet down for spring planting.  Great time to think ahead on your auction.  Paid for by Steffes Group. Federal Milk Marketing Orders are moving closer to some much needed reforms, hopefully before the fall.  Fellow farm broadcaster, David Geiger, talks to National Milk Producer Federation's economist, Stephen Cain, about what's being talked about most. Vinny Endres is a farm kid that's found his way to helping other farmers - with technology.  Endres talks to Charitee Seebecker about how his unique perspective on getting things done on the farm has helped him fashion answers for other farms and agribusinesses with technology.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

WHO Radio began broadcasting from Des Moines, Iowa on April 10, 1924. Today we celebrate 100 years of broadcasting to Iowans as Jeff Angelo visits with some of the voices who made it happen! We reminisce with Van Harden and Bonnie Lucas on their days on the morning show. Current WHO Radio personalities Simon Conway, Bob Quinn, David Geiger, Lee Habeeb, Heather Burnside, Sue Danielson, Nathan Fischer, and Terry Rich discuss their best memories on the air and the significance of telling the stories of Iowans. We also look back at some of the highlights of WHO legends Ronald Reagan and Herb Plambeck.

Monday's Second Hour: Starting the hour, we're talking conservation with corn farmer Tim Recker and what's on his mind amid the raininess of this weekend and the mostly above-normal temperatures this winter. David Geiger has a special report today with American Feed Industry Association Director of Feed Manufacturing & Regulatory Affairs Gary Huddleston about an EPA warning on the use of formaldehyde in agriculture and reminders for the proper use. Jamey Kohake wraps up today's show with another update on markets from Paragon Investments.

We begin the show with a special report from David Geiger looking at the falling crop estimates for South America. North Central Iowa Field Agronomist from Iowa State University Extension, Gentry Sorenson, talks about this morning's rainfall in the area and the field work that farmers are starting up. Brian Hoops from Midwest Market Solutions tells us about today's market trade as corn comes off of the highs for the day. But he reminds us of the rally corn has been on the past two weeks. Farm Rescue Development Officer Terry Johnston talks about their organization, how they help farmers in need, and how the Iowa Corn Promotion Board helps them accomplish that mission.

Tuesday's Second Hour: Doug Burns from Fam Credit Services of America joins us with a reminder of the deadline to sign up for crop insurance by this coming Friday. David Geiger is joined by two new council youth members of the World Food Prize Foundation and talks about the impact they want to make with their involvement. Garrett Toay from AgTraderTalk ends the show today with an update on markets.

In today's spotlight on Iowa, Bob is talking with Southwest Valley FFA Advisor Blake Anderson about a $1,000,000 gift from Iowa Farm Bureau to FFA Foundation's All In For Ag campaign and the importance of FFA providing opportunities for students. David Geiger has a special report on everything that happened at National Bio-Based Products Friday at Landus. Paragon Investments advisor Jamey Kohake closes today's show with an update on markets.

Tuesday's First Hour: Starting off today's show, David Geiger is sifting through the important statistics that are coming out of the 2022 Census of Agriculture. Clarabell Probasco from Iowa State University Extension in Southeast Iowa talks soil moisture and has some details on Planter University from ISU. Brian Hoops from Midwest Market Solutions tells us what the news is bringing soybeans down a bit today. Kylie Petersen from the Iowa Beef Industry Council has an update on the Best Burger Contest, just over a day in and almost 1,000 VOTES in!

Thursday's Second Hour: The deadline to apply for the Choose Iowa Dairy Innovation Grant has been extended to February 23 and Iowa State Dairy Association Executive Director Mariah Busta tells us how to apply and what the grant can potentially be used for. She also gives an insider tip on how to find out where your dairy products were processed! David Geiger has a report with Locus AG's Vic Peroni looking at participation in carbon credit programs. Don Roose from U.S. Commodities brings us information on commodity markets to end the show now that we're a couple of hours removed from the WASDE Report that sent soybeans on a rollercoaster ride.

Wednesday's First Hour: Meaghan Anderson from Iowa State University Extension tells us what her soil moisture monitors are reading as all of the January snow melts into the ground. Brian Hoops with Midwest Market Solutions talks markets with us and the impact of weekend rain in South America on today's trade. David Geiger ends the hour with a report on the Affordable Connectivity Program and its potential end in a few months without new funding.

Friday's Full Show: Bob Quinn broadcasts live from the Iowa Machine Shed as we announce that headquarters and route for the 2024 WHO Radio Great Iowa Tractor Ride! He talks with some of our great Tractor Ride sponsors including the masterminds behind the Machine Shed menu and its hospitality, the guys from Van Wall Equipment talk about the hats with their logo on them, Scott Sloan from Titan Tire talks about the famous tractor ride tire and the upcoming Iowa Ag Expo. We hear from some of our riders; some of whom have been on all of the previous 26 rides! And yes! We talk to representation from our host county coming up June 23-26! We also have a special report from David Geiger on a genetic vulnerability to tolpyralate. And Alan Brugler from Brugler Marketing and Management hops on with us to end the show talking markets.

Wednesday's First Hour: Bob Quinn is at the Coalition to Support Iowa's Farmers booth at Iowa Pork Congress today as we present Wergin Good Farm Neighbor Award #179 to the first recipients hailing from Hancock County, the Schmidt Family! He visits throughout the hour with the family, Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Mike Naig, and Brian Waddingham and the gang at the Coalition to Support Iowa's Farmers. We also learn from David Geiger and Doug Wagner along with the folks at Beck's Hybrids where the 25th WMT Great Eastern Iowa Tractorcade will be headquartered!

Wednesday's Second Hour: To begin the hour, we hear again from the first 2024 recipients of the Wergin Good Farm Neighbor Award, the Schmidt Family! We also talk with Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Mike Naig and the sponsors of the GFN Award, the Coalition to Support Iowa's Farmers! Then, we head back to Northeast Iowa as David Geiger and WMT's Doug Wagner talk with representatives from the host town of the 2024 Silver Anniversary WMT Great Eastern Iowa Tractorcade!

Friday's First Hour: It's a Farming For The Future Friday today with David Geiger at Greene County High School alongside the Coalition to Support Iowa's Farmers! CSIF's Brian Waddingham talks with David about the educational opportunities at the Career Academy that stuck out to him for students at the school. Mike Anderson with the Iowa Beef Industry Council tells us about grant programs available to help Family Consumer Sciences classes at schools teach students about the uses of their products. Iowa Central Community College President Dr. Jessee Ulrich tells us about their connection with the Career Academy. Greene County Schools Superintendent dives into how developing these skills with students benefits the local workforce. Former Career Academy Agriculture Instructor Mike Richards tells us about his role and the importance of teaching ag skills before students head off to college to help them find the right path. Culinary Arts Instructor Chef Denise Moranville and FCS Teacher Julie Kennedy talk about their programs and teaching students how to effectively use products as end-users.

Tuesday's First Hour: Leah TenNapel from Iowa State University Extension tells us about the results if their November soil moisture tests in November and details their upcoming informational meeting schedules. Brian Hoops from Midwest Market Solutions tells us about today's market trade coming out of the three-day weekend with small movement on corn and soybeans. We end the hour with a special report from David Geiger on last Friday's USDA Crop Production Report.

Friday's Second Hour: David Geiger has a special report with Iowa's 2nd District U.S. Representative, Ashley Hinson, on the FAFSA application and how it's latest update poses a challenge to farm families. David Geiger spent part of the day yesterday at the Iowa Renewable Fuels Summit and we listen in on his chats with RFA Senior VP of Industry Relations, Robert White, and Summit Carbon Solutions' Director of Marketing and Communications, Sabrina Ahmed Zenor. Kluis Commodity Advisors' Al Kluis tells us about the key numbers today in the USDA Crop Production Report and how the MLK Day holiday weekend and no trade Monday could play out.

Friday's First Hour: Fresh off the 11:00 USDA Crop Production Report, Al Kluis with Kluis Commodity Advisors is today's market analyst talking about the bearish numbers sending grains tumbling. Also today, we hear David Geiger's chat from yesterday's Iowa Renewable Fuels Summit with Delta Airlines' Jeff Davidman talking about the potential for the aviation industry to be the next big game changer for biofuels. National Pork Board's David Newman tells us about their mission to expand pork demand across the globe.

Tuesday's First Hour: The Peoples Company Land Investment Expo is underway and we're fighting our way through the snow to cover it! Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Mike Naig was a speaker this morning and tells us about his morning, as well as the 8th Circuit Court decision in a case involving trespassing on livestock producer land. We also talk with Brick Gentry, P.C. lawyer Eldon McAfee about the court's decision, its impact, and any potential for appeals. Back to the Land Expo, California State Representative James Gallagher tell us what he spoke about at the Expo this morning including Prop 12. USDA Under Secretary for Farm Production and Conservation Robert Bonnie was unable to make it through the snow to the Expo, but spoke to the group over video call this morning and David Geiger has a report today on his comments on the increase in farmland prices.

Thursday's Second Hour: Iowa State Dairy Association Executive Director Mariah Busta discusses what happened at their annual meeting at the end of December and their key priorities in the new year. State Senator Dawn Driscoll spoke with David Geiger about what's on the docket for agriculture in the 2024 state legislative session. U.S. Commodities' Don Roose tells us what is happening down in South America influencing today's grain trade.

Tuesday's First Hour: We have a packed show today! We start the show with David Geiger at the Nebraska Ag Expo! He is joined by Nick Becker from Nebraska and Iowa Ag Expo sponsor Sound Ag talking about the technology they are presenting to attendees. We are also broadcasting today from the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation Annual Meeting in Des Moines! Bob talks with Polk County Farm Bureau President Josh Remington about his involvement in Farm Bureau and FFA. David Widmar from Agricultural Economic Insights tells with Bob about the key trends he is seeing impact agriculture. IFB Farm Business Development Manager Amanda Van Steenwyk tells us about the upcoming Young Farmer Conference in Altoona.

Monday's First Hour: We had so many good conversations at the NAFB Annual Convention that we still have some stocked up to revisit! We hear from Bob Quinn with BASF's Brian Perry at the top of the hour about soybean traits and what we can expect from BASF and Xitavo in 2024. David Geiger spoke with Renewable Fuels Association President & CEO Geoff Cooper about the first November in a while without delayed Renewable Volume Obligations rules. We also talk today with Paragon Investments' Jamey Kohake with a look at ag markets coming off the holiday weekend mostly lower. And Tim Meyer fills us in on the upcoming auction schedule at the Steffes Group.

In this hour of The Big Show, we take hear some of the great interviews from last week at the NAFB Convention that we didn't have time for last week! John Deere Precision Ag Marketing Leader Matt Olson joined Lydia Johnson talking about the latest innovation they are working on and how it addresses growers' concerns. David Geiger put together a summary of Tom Vilsack's comments at NAFB to the broadcasters. At the end of the show, we talk with Paragon Investments' Jamey Kohake about grain and livestock markets with a short trade week underway due to the Thanksgiving holiday.

Wednesday's First Hour: Bob Quinn is on the road the rest of this week at the National Association of Farm Broadcasting annual meeting in Kansas City! He begins today's show with an update on what has been said there about the future of AM radio and its availability and importance in automobiles. We celebrate Wyffels Wednesday with Agronomy Manager Jared Goplen. Total Farm Marketing's John Heinberg joins us with market analysis on a trade day that he is calling..... "squishy". We end the hour with a report from David Geiger on a Senate hearing regarding the use of artificial intelligence to benefit the future of agriculture.

Tuesday's First Hour: Iowa farm Bureau economist Dr. Christopher Pudenz joins us to discuss the big points from the new report from Iowa Ag Stats and NASS stating production costs are increasing. Jamey Kohake from Paragon Investments breaks down today's markets after soybeans began the day trade in the red today after big gains on Monday. And at the end of the hour, David Geiger has a special report on what he learned from Senator Charles Grassley's weekly farm call discussing a potential extension of the current farm bill.

To begin the show, David Geiger has a special report for us with Christine McCracken, senior animal protein analyst at Rabobank, who says oversupply of pork and consumer inflation pressure could affect pork markets in 2024. We congratulate Speed Herrig from Cookies on earning the Iowa Grocery Industry Association Lifetime Achievement Award. DeKalb/Asgrow Agronomist Nicole Stecklein tells us what's left for harvest and what winter preparations are being made in Northeast Iowa. Don Roose from US Commodities, Inc. talks markets with us with soybean meal seeing contract highs and he explains why. On this Wyffels Wednesday, Wyffels' Western Business Manager Adam Ploog talks about their upcoming post-harvest meeting to hear from growers about their 2023 season and to help prepare for 2024. He also has an update on the location being built in Ames!

Tuesday's Second Hour: USDA Senior Advisor for Rural Engagement, Delivery and Prosperity Cindy Axne tells us about their announcement of a $2.2 million grant to Golden Grain Energy and another $500,000 to Pilot Travel Center to expand renewable fuels sales. USDA Researcher Ammar Bhandari joins David Geiger for a look at the geospatial technology they're developing to estimate crop damage by wind damage. Brian Hoops with Midwest Market Solutions wraps up the show with a look at when he sees the next big increases in markets coming up.

Tuesday's First Hour: Spencer Chase from Agri-Pulse gives us an update from Washington D.C. on policy activity affecting agriculture including the latest push for an extension of the current Farm Bill. Brian Hoops from Midwest Market Solutions dives into the markets with us and the big factors of today's trade. David Geiger ends the hour with a special report featuring Iowa Senator Chuck Grassley's comments on fertilizer prices.

Monday's Second Hour: We listen in on the remainder of David Geiger's conversations from last week at the 2023 Borlaug Dialogue. To begin the hour, he is joined by Colombian farmer Jose Luis Gonzalez Chacon to learn about his operation and some of the unique challenges he faces. Grow Further Founder and Chairman Peter Kelly tells us about the research they are undertaking to expand crop production globally. David also talks with Kenneth "Dr. Fun" Monjero about getting the world's youth involved in ag. Paragon Investments' Jamey Kohake wrap up the day with an update on markets as corn and soybeans continue to drift downward.

Friday's First Hour: Bob is near Otley, IA today celebrating a Farming for your Future Friday with the Coalition to Support Iowa's Farmers and the Iowa Corn Growers Association. He begins the show with Steve Kuiper from the Iowa Corn Growers talking about rainfall, harvest results, and new use research they are conducting. Brian Waddingham from CSIF gives us some info on the upcoming Farming for your Future Conference. Stu Swanson gives some insight on the importance of the relationship between grain and livestock producers. ICGA President Jolene Riessen talks about receiving the Wergin Good Farm Neighbor Award and the future of the corn industry. To end the hour, we hear a report from David Geiger's day at the World Food Prize yesterday with 2010 Laureate David Beckman talking about the impact of wars on food insecurity.

Thursday's First Hour: To begin today's show, David Geiger reports from the World Food Prize with Adam Herges discussing the Iowa-India Summit. David also talks with Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin about a new ruling in foreign land ownership in Arkansas and the penalties being handed down. Brian Hoops, President of Midwest Market Solutions, talks markets with us this morning. To end the hour, Bob talks with Dragotec President Denny Bollig and they look at the wrapping up of harvest and how their corn head technology is performing.

Wednesday's Second Hour: The 2023 Norman E. Borlaug International Dialogue is underway in Des Moines and David Geiger caught up with a couple of the participants. To start the hour, we hear a conversation he had with Former Governor of Iowa Terry Branstad about the inaugural World Food Prize and the past laureates. He also talks with representatives from the Norman Borlaug Heritage Foundation. At the end of the show we talk with Al Kluis of Kluis Commodity Advisors about markets, minutes after the announcement of an elected Speaker of the House of Representatives.

David Geiger is on location today at Firestone in Des Moines talking about the latest innovations they have coming out of the plant on the north side of Des Moines. David talks with Bridgestone Integrated Agriculture Tire Business President Tony Orlando, Senior Manager of Global Field Engineering Greg Jones, Sales Training Manager Dusty Hininger, Des Moines Plant Manager Harsh Jha, and Tire Builder and USW Local 310L President Tim Linn. We're also looking at markets and weather throughout today's Big Show as rain and cool weather approaches later this week.

Bob caught up with Dragotec President Denny Bollig about their corn heads and their ROI Calculator to show producers the Drago advantage. Bryan Doherty from Total Farm Marketing is along to analyze the market activity today as we struggle to string together positive days. To end the hour David Geiger has a report on the falling productivity growth of agriculture in the United States.

David Geiger is in Winneshiek County today near Calmar, IA at the Tri-State Dairy Expo! He is joined by the Iowa Dairy Ambassador and an admissions representative from Northeast Iowa Community College talking about the opportunities in the dairy industry that young folks are being shown today. He also brings in two Northeast Iowa FFA members who talk about the great turnout among young people for this year's Expo and the importance of keeping youth informed on the importance of ag. We also talk grain bin safety with NECAS Director Dan Neenan. Brian Hoops from Midwest Market Solutions ends today's Big Show with an update on markets approaching the close.

David Geiger was at the Iowa Hunger Summit yesterday and had the chance to talk with Ambassadors Terry Branstad and Kenneth Quinn about the creation of the summit and the importance of collaborating on ending hunger in a non-partisan effort. Iowa State University Extension Field Agronomist Gentry Sorenson in North Central Iowa gives us some info on drought conditions in his area with some areas moving into D3 Extreme Drought. He also says next week could be the start of combines rolling more frequently in that area. Don Roose from US Commodities ends this week of The Big Show with a market update as grains remain pretty quiet.

It's Day 1 of the 2023 Farm Progress Show in Decatur, Illinois and David Geiger is on the grounds. We start the hour with David talking to FPS National Events Director Matt Jungmann about the details for those coming to the show and how to see everything there. He talks with Big Equipment Co. owner Ron Harmon about the production of the new Big Bud. Ryan Bales from Titan Tire joins David as well with a look at what's going on at booth 933. Brian Hoops from Midwest Market Solutions explains why corn and soybeans are still moving a bit lower despite decreases in crop conditions in yesterday's report.

We continue from Day 1 on the 2023 Iowa State Fair! Bob Quinn is at Farm Bureau park today to begin the celebrations. He is joined throughout the hour by Iowa Farm Bureau President Brent Johnson talking about how agriculture has progressed in Iowa over the years, the festivities taking place during the Fair at Farm Bureau Park, and what the Iowa Farm Bureau is up to outside the Fair. Also today, David Geiger is at the west end of Grand Ave at the Crystal Studio! He talks with 4-H State Council Member Pacey Bogue about the events at the 4-H building today, getting the final touches in order for the exhibits there, and the other 4-H competitions that are underway. Pacey also talks about his path in 4-H and the Clover Kids program!

The great Iowa State Fair has begun! Bob Quinn is live today from Farm Bureau Park along the Grand Concourse chatting with representatives from Iowa Farm Bureau and Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Mike Naig about the games, activities, and the member gift available thorough out the Fair and talk about the first few hours of the 2023 Fair. David Geiger is back in the Crystal Studio on the West Concourse visiting with FFA State Leaders Holly Schmitt and Annabelle Newton about the events they are part of today and some of the competitions their members have competed in so far.

Bob Quinn continues the broadcast from the Cattlemen's Beef Quarters at the Iowa State Fairgrounds chatting with kids who are already hard at work showing livestock today. David Geiger has a special report for us this afternoon with EPA Deputy Assistant Administrator for Pesticide Programs Jake Li looking at ensuring compliance for herbicides. We wrap up with Don Roose from US Commodities looking at the ag futures marketplace and where he sees them going in the next couple of weeks.

David Geiger continues to tell us what is going on at Beck's Hybrids Iowa Field Show. Randy Timm and Brian Veech talk about the riding tours and some of the company's new research. Tim Fogarty and Nathan Johnson give us some more highlights of their favorite tours out at the field day. David wraps it up with Scott Beck, President of Beck's Hybrids. Al Kluis with Kluis Commodities provides his prediction on what we will see in the upcoming WASDE Report.

David Geiger reports live from Beck's Hybrids Iowa Field Show. He is joined by Jon Skinner, Beck's Agronomist, to talk rain, pests, plus what's going on at the field day. Sonny and Glenda Beck share a little bit of the history of field shows for the company. Al Kluis from Kluis Commodities discusses the upcoming WASDE Report, the potential for a pre-harvest low, and why we are trading lower in cattle and hogs. Rachel Hyde, Field Sales Marketing Coordinator at Beck's Hybrids, tells us about some of the benefits of the field day plus a new marketing campaign.

Jeff Angelo and Simon Conway join Bob Quinn and David Geiger in the studio to talk a little smack about who will win the Governor's Charity Steer Show. Clarabell Probasco, Field Agronomist in South Central Iowa from Iowa State University and Extension, talks about weekend rainfall, Japanese beetles, and possible drought relief. Jamey Kohake, Paragon Investments, tells us how weather and upcoming news and reports can impact the markets. Tim Meyer from the Steffes Group tells us about a rare narrow front 4020 tractor they have for auction.

Bob Quinn and David Geiger are coming to you from the studio. Bob gives us little preview of what's coming up at the Iowa State Fair. David Geiger has a report with Alexander Grabois, the manager of global strategies and trade for the U.S. Grains Council, about US cornstarch and why it is valuable. Brian Hoops, Midwest Market Solutions, tells us why the markets are moving slightly higher today. Nathan Fischer gives us a weather report especially with these high temperatures and high humidity.