Podcasts about husker harvest days

When talking with Mike Newland from PERC about how farmers benefit from using propane, here are some key points to cover:Cost Efficiency: Propane is often cheaper than traditional fuels like diesel or gasoline. This can lead to significant savings on fuel expenses, allowing farmers to boost profitability and reduce overall operational costsEnvironmental Benefits: Propane burns cleaner than conventional fuels, producing fewer greenhouse gas emissions. This helps farmers meet sustainability goals and align their operations with environmentally friendly practices​Reliability & Performance: Propane-powered equipment, such as irrigation engines, delivers consistent and reliable performance, ensuring crops get the water they need during critical growing periods. Its versatility across different farming systems also supports a wide range of agricultural needs​Incentives & Support: Farmers can take advantage of financial incentives, rebates, and tax credits for adopting propane-powered systems. PERC, for instance, offers programs that offset the initial investment, making it easier for farmers to transition to propane​Versatility: Propane is used in multiple farming applications, including grain drying, space heating, water heating, and flame weeding. It's also highly reliable for power generation in remote locations​Bulk Fill Opportunities & On-Site Storage: Farmers can benefit from bulk fill programs, allowing them to lock in better pricing by buying propane in larger quantities. On-site propane storage is crucial, especially during peak farming seasons, ensuring a reliable fuel supply without the need for frequent deliveries​Early Season Discounts & Early Tank Fills: Discuss how early season discounts and tank fills give farmers the chance to purchase propane at lower prices before demand spikes. These early fills prepare farmers for critical operations like grain drying or irrigation during harvestGrain Drying & the Grain Drying Calculator: Propane is widely used for grain drying, especially in unpredictable weather. The propane grain drying calculator helps farmers estimate fuel needs and costs, optimizing drying times and fuel consumption​Building Heating with Propane: Propane is also effective for heating farm buildings like barns and greenhouses, providing efficient and consistent heat, especially in cold seasons​Husker Harvest Days Promo & Incentives: Highlight the special promotions farmers can access during events like Husker Harvest Days, and touch on the Propane Farm Incentive Program, which offers rebates for adopting propane-powered equipment​Irrigation Cost Calculator & Propane-Powered Irrigation: Propane-powered irrigation systems help lower operational costs and ensure consistent performance. The irrigation cost calculator can assist farmers in determining how much they could save by switching to propaneNew Propane Equipment for 2025: Encourage discussions on upgrading farm equipment to propane-powered options for 2025, emphasizing long-term savings, improved efficiency, and environmental benefits​Don't forget to like the podcast on all platforms and leave a review where ever you listen!Websitewww.Farm4Profit.comShareable episode linkhttps://intro-to-farm4profit.simplecast.comEmail addressFarm4profitllc@gmail.comPhone515.207.9640Subscribe to YouTubehttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSR8c1BrCjNDDI_Acku5XqwFollow us on TikTokhttps://www.tiktok.com/@farm4profitConnect with us on Facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/Farm4ProfitLLC/

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On this Farm Files episode of FP Next, Curt and Sarah talk about their own memories of Husker Harvest Days, as well as the history of the show, what to expect this year and why farm shows are good for farmers.Episode linksWhere's the BEEF building at Husker Harvest Days?Get your complimentary tickets to HHDFP Next, powered by John Deere

On this Deep Dive episode of FP Next, Curt and Sarah talk with Farm Progress national farm show manager, Matt Jungmann, about the upcoming Farm Progress Show in Boone, Iowa Aug. 27-29, and just two weeks later, Husker Harvest Days, Sept. 10-12 near Grand Island, Neb.Episode linksFarm Progress Show 2024: What you need to knowWhere's the BEEF building at Husker Harvest Days?FP Next, powered by John Deere

On Friday's AOA, we start the show with an updated preview of the Farm Progress Show and Husker Harvest Days with Farm Progress National Events Manager, Matt Jungmann. In Segment Two, we talk about markets and fundamentals you need to watch for with Total Farm Marketing Senior Market Advisor, Naomi Blohm. Next up in Segment Three, we have a conversation about a new report on the State of American Agriculture and some of the concerns from farmers and ranchers currently in rural America with AgAmerica's Senior Director of Institution Credit, Curt Covington. Finally in Segment Four, we learn about a potentially very impactful energy issue for farmers and ranchers surrounding the NIETC (or National Interest Electric Transmission Corridor) that includes 10 projects across the US, with a footprint in dozens of states. Missouri Farm Bureau President Garrett Hawkins joins us to discuss and share his concerns about "phase two" of this project from the Department of Energy.

What started as a grassroots effort to provide farmers and ranchers with vital information, has turned into a 15 station media network spanning the state of Nebraska and reaching four additional states. After devastating blizzards in 1948 and 1949, Nebraska's ag community stepped up to provide a necessary service. Learn more about the Nebraska Rural Radio Association and its ongoing mission to serve agriculture in this conversation with NRRA CEO, Tim Marshall. This episode was recorded LIVE at Husker Harvest Days on September 12, 2023.

Market Roundup | Brought to you by the Nebraska Soybean Board: This week's Nebraska Soybean Board Weekly Market Roundup comes to you from Husker Harvest Days. WASDE through the week had a pull on the trade while the livestock saw the cattle hit some new highs this week. Joining us is Kyle Bumsted from Allendale and Jon Lechtenberg with the ARC Group. They also discussed storing or selling off the combine.

On Thursday's AOA, we have a conversation about the lower trade action in the grain markets and if the trade is gearing up already for next week's WASDE Crop Report with Jim McCormick from AgMarket.net. In Segment Two, Growth Energy CEO Emily Skor joins the show to provide an update on year-round E15 sales and other hot topics in the ethanol industry. Then in Segment Three, American Carbon Alliance CEO Tom Buis joins us to discuss carbon capture pipelines and the controversy surrounding this issue. Then in Segment Four, we wrap up the show with a preview of Husker Harvest Days with show manager Matt Jungmann.

Visit our sponsor: https://www.sound.ag/ (https://www.sound.ag/) EFC Systems by Ever.Ag: https://www.efcsystems.com/ CropLife, "Top 6 Questions (and Answers) Every Agribusiness Should Be Asking About Cyberattacks and Data Security": https://www.croplife.com/iron/software/top-6-questions-and-answers-every-agribusiness-should-be-asking-about-cyberattacks-and-data-security/ Farm Progress, "Protect your farm from cyberattack": https://www.farmprogress.com/management/protect-your-farm-cyberattack I've been wanting to do something on cybersecurity for a while, but just hadn't really happened upon the right guest. Then last month I read an article on CropLife called “The Top 6 Questions Every Agribusiness Should Be Asking About Cyberattacks and Data Security”. As a read the six questions I thought “those are just about exactly the six questions I would want to ask a cybersecurity expert on my podcast. And the author was Mike Moore who you're about to hear from.  Mike is the Senior Vice President of the agribusiness division at Ever.Ag and has been serving as such since 1997 under the EFC Systems brand. At the start of his tenure, his initial focus was developing the technology and infrastructure services division to help guide and direct the technology needs for client partners. Although his responsibilities have broadened, he is still passionate about helping ag retailers better serve their customers in a secure and efficient way.  Before we dive in, some context: the most common type of cyber attack is what's called a ransomware attack. In this case the criminal inserts malware on your system, and is able to essentially lock it down until they are paid a ransom. The second common type of attack involves extracting data that can be sold. There's been some notable examples in recent years including JBS, which reportedly paid hackers an $11 million ransom last year. Speaking at Husker Harvest Days last month, FBI agent Eugene Kowel said an attack on a farm in January 2021 contributed to the loss of nearly $9 million. This is a real issue that everyone in ag should be vigilant about, and it seems to be getting worse.  Mike and I talk about how these attacks happen, what to watch out for, and some important tips for reducing your vulnerability.

The ag industry is still closely watching the tentative agreement with the railroad. We recorded this segment before the announcement was made, but still some valid points for agriculture. Heather Ramsey from the ARC Group & Mark Gold with Top Third joined Susan Littlefield for the Nebraska Soybean Board Weekly Market Roundup from Husker Harvest Days. Interest rates, harvest and outside market pressure were also talked about.

Monday's AOA began with Darin Newsom, founder of Newsom Analysis discussing the risks ahead to cash grain marketers if the rail strike comes to pass. We also spoke with John Baranick of DTN Weather about the expected temperature at Husker Harvest Days this year and what he's watching for this harvest season. In segment 3, Jacqui Fatka, Policy Editor at Farm Progress, broke down the week ahead in DC, as hearing in both the House and Senate Ag Committees get started. 

Friday's AOA kicked off with DuWayne Busse of Bolt Marketing discussing the factors driving today's grain rally ahead of Monday's WASDE report. In segment 2, Dr. Glynn Tonsor joined the show to discuss the August results of the Meat Demand Monitor and the trends he's seeing with consumer behavior at the meat case. Dr. Paul Sundberg, Executive Director of the Swine Health Information Center talked about the disease threats for swine producers both domestically and globally. We closed the show with Brent Whitefoot, Regional Manager for Chief Agri and Matt Jungmann, show director for Husker Harvest Days looking ahead to next week's event in Grand Island, September 13-15. Find our friends from Chief at Lot 430 - look for the Chief bin!

What sets a farm show apart from others? Out in Nebraska, organizers of this big event and put together something unique for visitors. Every year Husker Harvest Days brings together a diverse group of exhibitors who show their latest tools, tech, and innovations for visitors. In this episode of Around Farm Progress, Matt Jungmann, events director, Farm Progress, talks about what sets this show apart, making it unique among all farm shows in the country.

Friday's AOA began with Andrew Luzum, Nutrient Maximizer Strategic Account Manager discussing the new tools Corteva is bringing to the table to manage and stabilize nitrogen on the farm. Then, Aliza Drewes, Executive Director of RIPE joined the show to provide an update on their goal to secure $100/acre or animal unit payments for conservation. Arlan Suderman of StoneX joined the show with an update on the global money flows impacting commodity prices and we closed with Matt Jungmann, Events Director at Husker Harvest Days to preview the upcoming event.  

Monday's AOA began with Mike Pearson back behind the mic speaking with Darin Newsom about Friday's Cattle on Feed report and his expectations for demand through the fall. Then, Bryce Anderson, DTN Senior Meteorologist joined the show to discuss the weather outlook over the next several weeks. Jacqui Fatka, Policy Editor at Farm Progress, spoke next about the Biden Administration's effort to move labor negotiations forward in the railroad industry; and we closed the episode with Matt Jungmann, Events Director at the Farm Progress Show, and Brent Whitefoot, District Manager at Chief Agri about their preparations for Husker Harvest Days 2022.

Mike Adams returned to the host chair as Mike Pearson is out on vacation this week.  Matt Bennett of agmarket.net had an outlook on the markets.  John Baranick of DTN Weather provided a look at recent weather trends and a look to the week ahead.  Jacqui Fata of Farm Progress discussed the resent federal spending bill that has passed and how does it help the agriculture industry.  We also had a preview of the Husker Harvest Days with Matt Jungmann.  

On Tuesday, AOA began with a look at emerging disease outbreaks in the hog industry with Dr. Paul Sundberg, Executive Director of the Swine Health Information Center. Next, Tanner Beymer, Director of Government Affairs at NCBA discussed the challenges in the likely-to-become-law Inflation Reduction Act and a look ahead to the November elections. Dr. Glynn Tonsor of K-State joined the show to provide an update from his Monthly Meat Demand Monitor, and we closed with Travys Woodside of Chief Agri and Matt Jungmann of Husker Harvest Days to preview the show, coming up September 13, 14, and 15 in Grand Island, Nebraska.

Monday's AOA began with Dennis Smith of Archer Financial Services recapping Friday's Cattle on Feed report and July 1st Cattle Inventory Report. Then we talked about the weather with John Baranick of DTN Weather; cool down coming for most this week. In segment 3, Joe Schuele, VP Communications at the US Meat Export Federation discussed the ongoing disruptions at the Pork of Oakland in California and the impact that could have on red meat exporters. We ended the show by looking ahead to Husker Harvest Days with a preview from our friends at Chief Agri. Chief President and General Manager Mark Kjar and HHD Events Director Matt Jungmann discussed their excitement for the event.

Today on AOA Mike Adams reports live from Husker Harvest Days in Grand Island, NE from the Syngenta tent. Today's episode is sponsored by Syngenta. 

Today on AOA Mike Adams reports live from Husker Harvest Days in Grand Island, NE from the Syngenta tent. Today's episode is sponsored by Syngenta.

Today on AOA Mike Adams reports live from the Syngenta tent at Husker Harvest Days in Grand Island, Nebraska!

Wednesday on AOA Mike Steenhoek, Ex.Dir. Soy Transportation Coalition gives a transportation update on the Gulf and West Coast and Farm Progress National Events Manager Matt Jungmann previews next week's Husker Harvest Days in Grand Island, Nebraska.  

Gates open on Husker Harvest Days for 2021 in less than two weeks – running Sept. 14-16. The big farm show, with a major focus on irrigation, and added livestock content, brings a wide range of new technology and tools to farmers. And this year it's live. Editors Mindy Ward, https://www.missouriruralist.com (Missouri Ruralist) and Curt Arens, https://www.nebraskafarmer.com (Nebraska Farmer), offer a preview.

President of the Nebraska Corn Growers Association on the membership drive and a preview of Husker Harvest Days.

Thursday on AOA AFBF economist Veronica Nigh looks at projections of higher input costs and potential supply issues, Farm Progress national events manager Matt Jungmann and Syngenta agronomic service representative Chris Munsterman look ahead to this year's Husker Harvest Days and update Nebraska crop conditions.

Friday on AOA Kansas Wheat CEO Justin Gilpin gives a Kansas wheat harvest update, NPPC's Jack Detiveaux explains the pork industry's campaign to address ag labor shortages and Matt Jungmann, Farm Progress events manager and Syngenta agronomic service representative TJ Binns preview this year's Husker Harvest Days in Grand Island, Nebraska.

As summer crop work continues, prepping is also well underway for the 2021 Farm Progress Show and Husker Harvest Days. But just how are things progressing? Is the show on track and will it be as big as in the past? To get the lowdown on the big events, the Around Farm Progress podcast connected with Matt Jungmann, events manager, during another live event to learn more.

Friday on AOA Matt Jungmann, Farm Progress events manager and Travis Gustafson, Syngenta agronomic service rep, preview this year's Husker Harvest Days and discuss crop conditions in Nebraska, NMPF's Shawna Morris updates dairy trade issues and Kansas Wheat CEO Justin Gilpin gives a Kansas wheat harvest update.

Matt Jungmann of Farm Progress Companies joins Jason Dannelly to talk about the upcoming Farm Progress Shows in Decatur, Ill. and Husker Harvest Days in Grand Island, Neb.  Matt is the National Events Manager for these shows and he breaks down what you can expect to see at the shows this year. The Farm Progress Show is August 31st through September 2nd while Husker Harvest Days is September 14th through the 16th. Be sure to come out to both shows and see Ag Spray Equipment this year!

There are a lot of phrases being bandied about at Farm Progress these days – Game On!, We're Live!, See you at the Show! And it's all news related to the Farm Progress Show and Husker Harvest Days for 2021. To catch up on what's happening as the return to live farm shows approaches, we turned to Matt Jungmann, events manager, Farm Progress to learn more about the big events. We turn then to an issue we covered recently – the lack of shipping containers for ag products – and Jacqui Fatka interviewed Rep. Dusty Johnson, R-S.D., about this issue and the big infrastructure package proposed by the Biden Administration. 

Wednesday on Adams on Agriculture Clifton, Larsen, Allen CPA Paul Neiffer discusses tax proposals and their potential impact on agriculture, DTN lead analyst Todd Hultman gives his outlook for acres and prices and Farm Progress events manager Matt Jungmann updates plans for this year’s Farm Progress Show and Husker Harvest Days.  

Monday on Adams on Agriculture DTN meteorologist Bryce Anderson discusses the easing of dry weather concerns across the country, NCBA’s Danielle Beck looks at tax proposals being considered and their impact on agriculture and Farm Progress Events Manager Matt Jungmann discusses plans for this year’s Farm Progress Show and Husker Harvest Days to return as in person events.

Matt Jungmann, Farm Progress Show Manager, talks to Delaney today about this week's Farm Progress and Husker Harvest Days. The 2020 Farm Progress show was virtual for the first time. Tune in to see how it went!

Tuesday on Adams on Agriculture NCBA CEO Colin Woodall discusses several legislative proposals in Congress, Farm Progress National Shows Director Matt Jungmann explains the decision to cancel this year's Farm Progress Show and Husker Harvest Days and USDA Midwest Climate Hub Director Dennis Todey gives his summer forecast.

Tuesday on Adams on Agriculture NCBA’s Kent Bacus gives an update on trade negotiations with the United Kingdom, ASA CEO Ryan Findlay discusses dicamba and trade issues and Farm Progress National Shows Director Matt Jungmann outlines changes and safety precautions being developed for this year’s Farm Progress Show and Husker Harvest Days.

Coronavirus is top-of-mind these days as it wreaks havoc on the economy and agriculture. And we keep on hitting key topics on that issue. But we're doing a little non-coronavirus coverage too because work is getting done on other fronts, including the Farm Progress Show and Husker Harvest Days. Both aid for coronavirus, and prep for the fall shows, are on the agenda for this episode of Around Farm Progress, a new podcast from Farm Progress.First up, we dig into the ag-focused aid announced by Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue with Jacqui Fatka, policy editor for Feedstuffs and Farm Futures. She also shares some insight into increased ag market scrutiny from the Commodity Futures Trading Commission. Farmers are getting some aid, but there are concerns about future market impacts of COVID-19 and packer closings.After that, we turn to the future and the 2020 Farm Progress Show and Husker Harvest Days with Matt Jungmann, national events manager, Farm Progress. He shares an update on planting progress, then digs in on what's coming to these big shows for 2020, including the Hemp Pavilion and the Autonomy Showcase. Jungmann also discusses what makes the two shows different, and special, for the markets they serve.He also shares a little insight on something called the "good idea fairy" which long-time show visitors will enjoy learning about. Oh, and he discusses an interesting challenge of planting a hemp plot at the show sites: a need to get his fingerprints to the FBI. Give the podcast a listen to learn more.Comments or questions? Just send a note to willie.vogt@farmprogress.com

Today on Midday: Paul is back with warmer temperatures and even a chance for thunderstorms in the forecast in Ag Weather. Susan discusses harvesting sorghum sooner than later. Jayson recaps the Husker volleyball loss to Stanford. Austin catches you up on area News. Alex catches up with UNL team documenting areas impacted by recent flooding. Bob has your financial fix in the Business Report. Bryce sits down with Senator Steve Halloran who was at Husker Harvest Days last week working to gather signatures to place a property tax relief item on the ballot for year 2020. Dewey takes us home with a report from John Payne in Chicago.

Today on Midday: Paul is back with warmer temperatures and even a chance for thunderstorms in the forecast in Ag Weather. Susan discusses harvesting sorghum sooner than later. Jayson recaps the Husker volleyball loss to Stanford. Austin catches you up on area News. Alex catches up with UNL team documenting areas impacted by recent flooding. Bob has your financial fix in the Business Report. Bryce sits down with Senator Steve Halloran who was at Husker Harvest Days last week working to gather signatures to place a property tax relief item on the ballot for year 2020. Dewey takes us home with a report from John Payne in Chicago.

In the latest episode of Down in the Weeds, recorded live at Husker Harvest Days, we discuss ag land rental rates and adjustments for several different scenarios - including land affected by flooding, and for tenants using cover crops.

Monday on Adams on Agriculture DTN meteorologist Bryce Anderson gives his forecast and the decreasing chance of an early frost, Reutters report Jarrett Renshaw discusses biofuels and the presidential campaign and Farm Progress National Shows Director Matt Jungmann gives a preview of this week's Husker Harvest Days.

Wednesday on Adams on Agriculture RFA President & CEO Geoff Cooper responds to EPA Administrator Wheeler's defense of RFS waivers, USDEC President & CEO Tom Vilsack discusses trade issues and Farm Progress Director of Trade Shows Matt Jungmann previews this year's Farm Progress Show and Husker Harvest Days.

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Tuesday on Adams on Agriculture Dan Hallstrom, Pres. & CEO of the U.S. Meat Export Federation discusses trade issues with Mexico, Chris Galen with the National Milk Producers Federation discusses trade issues with Canada and Matt Jungmann, Director of Trade Shows for Farm Progress gives a preview of this year's Farm Progress Show and Husker Harvest Days.

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Ag News: Harvest rolling in many parts of the territory. We talk harvest safety Guests: Water Street Solutions' Dean Heffta on today's market trends ... Dan Halstrom on US Meat Export Federation's beef tour through China ... Kevin Kenny and the Husker Harvest Days rally in support of Right-To-Repair Legislation

Ag News: Harvest rolling in many parts of the territory. We talk harvest safety Guests: Water Street Solutions' Dean Heffta on today's market trends ... Dan Halstrom on US Meat Export Federation's beef tour through China ... Kevin Kenny and the Husker Harvest Days rally in support of Right-To-Repair Legislation

Ag News: Big improvements announced for Husker Harvest Days next year ... Concern for aflatoxin in this year's corn crop? Guests: Al Dutcher Nebraska Extension Climatologist talks about La Nina reforming and a cool down for next week ... National Director of Communications talks about the Grange in its 150th year and the desire to increase youth involvement ... "Fridays in the Field" features Dave Warner from Boone County - a delay in harvest due to Mother Nature

Ag News: Big improvements announced for Husker Harvest Days next year ... Concern for aflatoxin in this year's corn crop? Guests: Al Dutcher Nebraska Extension Climatologist talks about La Nina reforming and a cool down for next week ... National Director of Communications talks about the Grange in its 150th year and the desire to increase youth involvement ... "Fridays in the Field" features Dave Warner from Boone County - a delay in harvest due to Mother Nature

Ag News: Gates open for day #1 of the 40th edition of Husker Harvest Days...NE FFA Foundation Exec Dir Stacey Agnew speaks on the Titan Tire Auction at HHD along with grants and resources for growth Guests: Dean Heffta of Waterstreet Solutions: "The people a Farm Leader can count on ... Reps of the Nebraska Bankers Association on the importance of engagement between farmers and ag lenders ... Chairman of the Nebraska Soybean Board Tony Johanson of Oakland discusses export trade and bringing value back to the producer

Ag News: Gates open for day #1 of the 40th edition of Husker Harvest Days...NE FFA Foundation Exec Dir Stacey Agnew speaks on the Titan Tire Auction at HHD along with grants and resources for growth Guests: Dean Heffta of Waterstreet Solutions: "The people a Farm Leader can count on ... Reps of the Nebraska Bankers Association on the importance of engagement between farmers and ag lenders ... Chairman of the Nebraska Soybean Board Tony Johanson of Oakland discusses export trade and bringing value back to the producer