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Folge 336! Glugger, Brodel, Rumpel, Pups! Die neue Folge erscheint im feinsten Zwirn und ballert euch dann fantastische Infos zu Goldfischen hinter die Fontanelle! Grüße an den Mageninhalt und natürlich auch an die Bürokratie. Dazu die Allseits beliebte Kategorie „Wahrheit oder nicht“ und „Zwei Blinde sehen mehr!“ Viel Spaß!Das neue Buch ist da. Am besten direkt bestellen auf www.blaulicht-verlag.deFolgt unserer PLAYLIST:https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1GRiBzJoFOl4axZi9iygqi?si=5157a3f20f56453cFolgt uns im Internet:Dominik:https://www.facebook.com/fanseinseitedominikbartelshttps://www.dominik-bartels.de/https://www.instagram.com/bartels.dominikhttps://www.blaulicht-verlag.de/online-shop/zum-gl%C3%BCck-ist-es-mir-egal-genug/#cc-m-product-12439780221Sebastian:https://www.instagram.com/drdrhahn/Hiermit nehmen wir auf:Rode NT-USB - https://amzn.to/2Ugi236

This week, we're joined by the hilarious Jordan Brookes, an award-winning comic known for pushing boundaries in stand-up. His latest show, Fontanelle, is currently running at Soho Theatre and we dive into the highs and lows of comedy, taking creative risks and how the industry is evolving.In this episode, Jordan discusses: Why bombing on stage is a good thing for comics How Fontanelle came about The changing landscape of comedy The Titanic The difficulty of enjoying any success without always chasing the next thing His early years as a comic.  Why masculinity is so confusing to talk about Lessons from 15 years in comedy and moreJordan Brookes

Main fiction: "The Şehrazatın Diyoraması Tour"Selena Chambers is the author of Babes in Toyland's Fontanelle for Bloomsbury Academic's 33 1/3 series, and the Weird short story collection Calls for Submission from Pelekinesis. Her writing has been translated in five countries, as well as published in the U.K. and Australia. Nominations include: the Pushcart, the Colorado Book Award, the Best of the Net, as well as the Hugo Award and World Fantasy Award (twice). For more info, check out: www.SelenaChambers.com.This story originally appeared in Steampunk World, Sarah Hans, ed. (2014).Narrated by: Christina M. RauChristina M. Rau, The Yoga Poet, leads Meditate, Move, & Create workshops for various organizations in person and online. Her collections include How We Make Amends, What We Do To Make Us Whole, and the Elgin Award-winning Liberating The Astronauts. She moderates the Women's Poetry Listserv and has served as Poet in Residence for Oceanside Library (NY) since 2020. Her poetry airs on Destinies radio show (WUSB) and appears in various literary journals like fillingStation and The Disappointed Housewife while her prose has appeared in Punk Monk Magazine and Reader's Digest. During her downtime, she watches the Game Show Network.http://www.christinamrau.comSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/starshipsofa. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The trend towards fewer, bigger seed companies is nothing new in US agriculture, and is not even unique to the seed industry. But as a handful of major players have bought up more and more independent seed companies, especially since the 1990s, it's left farmers and industry analysts alike wondering what the impact is, and will be, on grower selection, price, and innovation overall. Today, DTN Crops Editor Jason Jenkins takes a closer look at the consolidation trend in the seed industry, especially after the announcement that several brands, including Fontanelle, Gold Country, Kruger, Lewis Hybrids, and Stone Seed will be eliminated from Bayer's portfolio as of 2025. We'll talk about the motivations behind these retirements for the big companies, what it might mean for producers when they're making their selections for next year, and how independent seed companies are continuing to fit into a global seed market that seems to have less and less space for specialized players.Then we'll talk about longer term consolidation trends and the seed news Jason expects to see in the weeks and months ahead.Read Jason's full story here.

Here is a recap of Day 3 of the 2024 Route Inspection Ride. We rode bikes just over 80 miles with 4,519 feet of climb. Starting in Atlantic we rode through Wiota, Cumberland, Massena, Fontanelle, Greenfield, Orient, Macksburg, and ended in Winterset!  Want to support Greenfield? Donate here: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=85VQDHYE2DEMU&fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTAAAR329PmOkKNPdVs1YOFyQR_fWYEi7ChGFM4TqUq_KM0rbD_rbEpTJ0CK22Y_aem_AdMrfVSULgclNr8SvKUJv1LDjsBBHpGXArhM30wtrNQjZzVAT-4KwtzFuAuMA2PzQ5B0Jcnn9Jh1CZMRkPUFtExk

I had Dandre Fontanelle on to discuss the 1988 movie 'Coming To America'. Hell yeah.

9-15-23  Ukraine Russia wheat planting weather  UAW strike  Expectations for South American growing season  Bean size  Dairy has found a happy new home  Higher cattle trade

9-13-23 *Markets still reacting to WASDE numbers *Trade talks export opportunities *Global pressure *Is now the time to increase cattle in the feedlot?

9-14-23 *Cattle market saw highs in the cattle/feeders *Is this a good time to look at filling the feedlot? *Livestock looking at 2017 & 2023 *WASDE still being talked about *Do you sell grain or store after harvest?

9-12-23 *Breakdown of the WASDE *Bean quality in the U.S. vs. Brazil

9-11-23  Food scarcity is going to get tight again  The pressure in the Black Sea Region will continue to grow  Production concerns in South East Asia  Planting delays for Brazil?  USDA report out tomorrow mid-day  Cattle market turning up?  Cattle bullish long term?

9-8-23  Harvest pressure  Weather dry down  Tuesday crop report  Is it a wait till January numbers?  Combines need to tell the story  Lack of demand for the crop  Low rivers  Ethanol boost  Higher cash cattle

Babes in Toyland túruðu með öllum stærstu nöfnum alternative-rokksins í næntísinu og hefðu svo sannarlega getað náð lengra en þær gerðu, en eitthvað klikkaði. Já, saga þessa hávaðasama pönktríós frá Minneapolis er hálfgerð sorgarsaga, en þó með stórum sigrum inni á milli. Ekki síst persónulegum.

9-7-23 Strong livestock day Open interest came in yesterday & proved today Never sell a sleeping market Higher sale prices at the barns for cattle Waiting for cash Getting closer to heifer retention? New feeder contract hogs Higher Thursday hogs Desire out there to hear some yield numbers & see trading to correlate Bulls talking heat weighing in on the heat camp Argue yield until January

9-6-23  Crop ratings  How is the crop finishing & its impact  Wheat has some support in the trade  Heavy rains in southern Brazil-has some wheat attachments  Export programs for corn & soybeans  Weight options on cattle and hogs is movement early & the heat

9-5-23  Are we going to start seeing harvest pressure?  Talk of early harvest-but is crop ready?  Softer exports  Crude oil  Mixed livestock trade

9-1-23 -End of the week market sentiment and trader mentality -Heat stress on corn and soybeans -Technical market picture for corn and soybeans -Technical picture of the cattle market -Use of options in a choppy market like cattle

8-31-23  Dec 13 corn vs Dec 23 corn  Tracking of beans very similar  What does this mean coming out of Labor Day?  Component of industry that focus on condition of crop  Water on the Mississippi & Panama Canal  Does this mean PNW shipping option

8-30-23  Delivers posted  Boxed beef stepping back?  Weights are higher  Tech picture  Southern cash vs. northern  Weather is still a talking point-but are we done with it?  Export numbers  Trade  Brazil & exports

8-29-23  Crop rating dropping more than anticipated  Stocks rally  New lows in wheat  South America  Chinese demand  China still buying from Brazil  Mixed livestock with lower grains

8-28-23 *What did you think of the Profarmer numbers? *How does Profarmer numbers normally compare to final numbers? *What are some of your most important take aways from the Profarmer Crop Tour? *What factors will the market focus on going forward?

8-25-23  Crop conditions  China  Ethanol trade & crop concerns?  Cattle-how long can they hold out on cash?  Higher boxed beef

8-24-23  Cattle had a nice day  Heat stress both livestock & crops  Heat & outside markets hitting the corn  Dollar holding on to multi year highs  Bean fundamentals  “Oats knows”  Wheat struggles due to Black Sea Region  Pro Farmer tour-

8-23-23  China booking beans  Drop in the dollar  Crop tour underway-tour routes  Corn demand story  Outlook for South American growing season  Black Sea region heating up again

8-22-23  Lower grains  Hot dry weather to finish stuff off  Crops like Swiss cheese  Weekly crop progress  Demand for crops this fall  Is U.S. beans pricing themselves out of the market?  Heat effecting markets in anyway?  Waiting on cash?

8-21-23  Pro Farmer Tour is underway  Cattle on Feed  Financial Times & Black Sea Region  China imports-  China's property sector

8-18-23 - Wheat spikes higher - Soybeans supported - Corn slides into the weekend - Technicals showing upside - Weather, Black Sea and Crop Tour - Clean sweep higher in livestock

8-17-23  Models are getting hotter  Chinese demand with current financial issues  First close above the 5-day moving average for corn  Competitiveness underway in the markets  Pro-Farmer next week  Cattle sees some pullbacks  Mixed bag on data with dollar

8-16-23  Another Russian attack what will happen next  China & the economy  Brazil beans cheaper then U.S. beans  Hot & dry  Stock market & ag

8-15-23 1. Why are we seeing the weakness in corn, soybeans, and wheat today? 2. How did the NOPA crush numbers look? 3. What stood out to you from the crop progress numbers from yesterday? 4. How is the Safrinha corn harvest progressing? 5. What does the Brazilian weather look like going forward? 6. What do you think carry will do going forward?

8-14-23  Macro news China/Russia & Argentina  Funds vs. the fundamentals  WASDE with Livestock & ethanol  Weather market not dead yet  Will be feeders be topping?  Tunnel vision for the wheat

8-15-23 1. Why are we seeing the weakness in corn, soybeans, and wheat today? 2. How did the NOPA crush numbers look? 3. What stood out to you from the crop progress numbers from yesterday? 4. How is the Safrinha corn harvest progressing? 5. What does the Brazilian weather look like going forward? 6. What do you think carry will do going forward?

8-11-23  USDA report day  Moving forward  Profit taking on the cattle

8-10-23  Friday report-outlook  Weather continues to be a focus  Improvement in exports  Russia/Ukraine  Charts due for a bounce  Another decent performance on the cattle market  Boxed beef is the low there?  Holiday prep for markets continues

8-9-23  Prep ahead of Friday's report  Inflation data out tomorrow  What is Wall Street's thoughts?  How is that a grain impact?  China's economy & crop production they are in deflation

8-8-23  Turn around on the grains  Mixed to lower wheat  Running out of sellers ahead of Friday  Solid rains over the weekend  Higher dollar  Is wheat calling wolf?  Report outlook for Friday  Lower cattle-wait on cash?  Is their support coming for pork cutouts?

8-7-23  What is going on in the lower beans?  Wheat market and overall trade  Friday's report  Some much-needed rains in IA  A drop in the cattle trade

8-3-23  Nervous about the slide  Saw a bounce in beans  Russia attacks on export infrastructure  Early yield estimates ahead of next Friday's report  Quieter tone with livestock  Cattle benefits from down corn

8-4-23  Sell signals in hogs?  Negativity on the meat trade due to CA  Happy with the cash cattle market?  What do you see as the S&D pic for live cattle  Weather is grain market focus  Funds want to push sell orders  Export business  Are we getting desensitized to Russia/Ukraine

8-2-23  Macro kind of a trading day  Ridge running storms will be watched  Risk off trading day  Bullish stories in grain & livestock  U.S. credit-vulnerability is here  Ukraine port bombing  StoneX Brazil numbers

8-1-23 Recap of rally in corn Where did we fail & why What to look for in next week's Friday's report Buy the beans-different balance sheet than the corn Good boxed beef Good day for fats & feeders

7-31-23  Lower grains-its that time of year  Hard to get a rally  Weather turns itself around  Export numbers a nice surprise  Fats mixed while live cattle lower

7-28-23  Grains had a crazy ride  Heat & pod fill  Stronger livestock on a Friday  If corn keeps dropping feeders could rise next week  Cattle market rose

7-27-23  Rally on Wall Street  Bombing of ports-Black Sea Region  Hot dry conditions & heat issues for crops  Hail in Minnesota & Wisconsin  Hesitation in cattle  Waiting on the cash

7-25-23 *What do you see as the main drivers in the market at this time? *What would happen if Ukraine isn't able to ship anything out of the country? *How did the crop condition rating look to you? *What do you think the rating will do next Monday? *How does the soil moisture look to you *Anything on the demand side that is standing out to you?

7-26-23 *Inflation is the word of the day *Wheat market reacts to volatility *Good reasons for beans trading like they are today *No demand story for corn or wheat *Feed usage for livestock *Heat hitting cattle *Prop 12 weighs in still

7-24-23  Geopolitics in our markets  Rice is an important market to talk about  Energy markets & fertilizer  South American prospects for the crop cycle  Major turn in dairy with limit up action

7-21-23  Grain markets which direction?  Weather good, demand, crop outlook  Unrest in Ukraine/Russia  Global unrest  Profit taking  Cluster storms  Crop size-crap shoot at the moment  Energy prices  Is there a top in the livestock?  Big reversal on the 12th of July

7-20-23  Weather dominates  Black Sea region still an issue  Need to respect these markets right now  Weekly export numbers  Basis movement  Lower cattle-even with lower corn

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