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TYLER CAVALLI has worked for the Nebraska Rural RadioAssociation [NRRA] for more than a decade. He has anchored news, done sports broadcasting and is now operations and programming manager in Lexington. KRVN and 14 other stations are owned by the NRRA, which is owned by farmers and ranchers in Nebraska. Tyler talks here about what he does, the values of rural radio, and how radio can and should be innovated.Interview conducted January 29, 2025Posted May 15, 2025

Dnešná epizóda je súhrn niektorých vecí, ktoré ma zaujali za posledné dni. Spomeniem cukor a zdravie, ako som prestal s kofeínom a aký to malo na mňa vplyv, aj prelomový pokrok vo svete AI a čo nám napovedá o učení sa a ako využiť krátke 10-15 minútové bloky počas dňa produktívne. Spomenuté v podcaste: Experiment bez kávy https://sk.danweiss.eu/experiment-bez-kavy/ Krvný cukor https://sk.danweiss.eu/prekvapujuca-pravda-o-krvnom-cukre/ ++ Rezervuj si hovor: ⁠⁠https://calendar.app.google/bHLJx1g6DoXoQ6Pr7⁠⁠ ++ Môj ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Facebook⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠. ++ Ak sa ti podcast páči, bude sa ti páčiť aj emailový newsletter Zdravie, Energia, Výkon. Prihlásiť sa k odberu môžeš na cez formulár na stránke ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠sk.danweiss.eu/newsletter⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ++

Výskum Viktórie Čabanovej z Virologického ústavu Biomedicínskeho centra SAV pripomína detektívnu prácu. Snaží sa vystopovať, pochytať a analyzovať komáre, ktoré lietajú po Slovensku. Prípadne im „prišiť“ prenos nejakého nebezpečného ochorenia, či odhaliť invázne druhy, ktoré tu nemajú čo robiť. Začiatkom júla bolo aj vďaka jej práci potvrdené, že na Slovensku sa usídlil ázijský komár tigrovaný, ktorý prenáša napríklad horúčku dengue. Napriek tomu však Čabanová komáre, pravdepodobne ako jedna z mála ľudí, zbožňuje.

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Listen to Randy Nelsen as he sits down with KRVN's Susan Littlefield. He discusses soybean post and Residuals such as Zidua SC Herbicide and Outlook Herbicide.

Randy Nelsen, Western Region Location Manager, sits down with Susan Littlefield, KRVN, discussing Legend Elite.

Randy Nelsen, Western Region Location Manager sits down with Susan Littlefield from KRVN and discusses the importance of Ascend Squared.

Randy Nelsen, Western Region Location Manager for Ag Valley Co-op, talked with Susan Littlefield this week on KRVN. In this week's agronominute, he covered starter fertilizers, such as AVX Start-Right, as well as the need of soil sampling.

Záverečná séria Gyncastu sa zameriava na konkrétne, špecifické situácie z oblasti gynekológie a pôrodníctva. Napriek tomu, že sa s nimi, našťastie, nestretáva väčšina žien, je dôležité ponúknuť relevantné informácie aj k týmto témam. Aktuálne vydanie Gyncastu sa venuje tzv. život ohrozujúcemu krvácaniu. Ako sa pozerá súčasná medicína na stratu krvi pri pôrode? MUDr. Peter Kaščák, PhD., primár a prednosta Gynekologicko-pôrodníckej kliniky FN v Trenčíne, vysvetľuje: „Hovorilo sa, že je rozdiel, koľko krvi žena stratí pri vaginálnom pôrode a koľko pri cisárskom reze. Myslím si však, že čoskoro príde doba, kedy sa spôsob pôrodu nebude rozlišovať." Dozviete sa tiež, že ak je žena počas tehotnosti chudokrvná, mala by byť liečená. „Do tretieho semestra by mala vstupovať žena s relatívne normálnym krvným obrazom," tvrdí Peter Kaščák. Ako sa dá zistiť, že žena po pôrode krváca príliš? Z akých dôvodov môže vzniknúť nadmerné krvácanie? Kedy je žena kvôli nadmernému krvácaniu ohrozená stratou maternice? Sťahuje sa maternica po cisárskom reze inak ako po vaginálnom pôrode? „Preventívne podanie oxytocínu z dôvodu stiahnutia maternice po pôrode má svoje nespochybniteľné východy." O aké výhody ide? Sú ženy ohrozené nadmerným krvácaním aj v priebehu tehotnosti? Čo je to abrupcia placenty? A ako môže život ohrozujúce krvácanie skomplikovať pôrod doma? „Keby sme sa vrátili k pôrodom doma, stúpla by materská aj novorodenecká úmrtnosť, to je krutý fakt. Akútne stavy nie sú časté, ale sú nebezpečné a je dôležité konať okamžite," dopĺňa primár Kaščák. K domácim pôrodom vyjadruje jednoznačne: „Väčšina žien by úplne v pohode porodila doma. Ale neexistuje žiaden faktor, ktorý by nás dopredu vedel varovať, že je žena ohrozená život ohrozujúcim krvácaním. To riziko nie je veľké, ale je úplne zbytočné. Vykrvácanie je najčastejšia príčina úmrtia tehotných v súvislosti s pôrodom. Krvné straty sú niekedy veľmi rýchle a nadmerné. Vytvárajme radšej v pôrodniciach prostredie, v ktorých budú ženy chcieť rodiť." _ Podporte podcasty denníka SME kúpou prémiového predplatného a užívajte si podcasty bez reklamy na webe SME.sk alebo v mobilnej aplikácii SME.sk. Prémiové predplatné si kúpite na predplatne.sme.sk/podcasty – Ak máte pre nás spätnú väzbu, odkaz alebo nápad, napíšte nám na dobrerano@sme.sk – Všetky podcasty denníka SME nájdete na sme.sk/podcasty – Odoberajte aj denný newsletter SME.sk s najdôležitejšími správami na sme.sk/brifing – Ďakujeme, že počúvate podcast Dobré ráno.

Za normálnu dĺžku tehotenstva sa považuje 280 +/- 14 dní, teda 266 až 294 dní (40 týždňov +/- 2 týždne). Krvné a genetické testy, ultrazvukové prehliadky a mnohé ďalšie vyšetrenia pomôžu zistiť, či je tehotná žena i plod v poriadku. Ktoré vyšetrenia sa v jednotlivých fázach tehotenstva vykonávajú a čo vďaka nim dokáže súčasná prenatálna starostlivosť odhaliť a vhodne liečiť? Prečo je dôležité vysvetliť každej žene dôvod vyšetrení a správne interpretovať výsledok? Prečo už vek ženy nie je indikáciou na odber plodovej vody? Môže žena počas tehotenstva užívať nejaké lieky, objednať sa na röntgen a čo ak Rh negatívna žena čaká dieťa s Rh pozitívnym mužom? Ako je to s výživovými doplnkami pre tehotné a ako s magnéziom, ktoré sa pri problémoch v tehotenstve ženám podáva? Janke Imrichovej bude na otázky odpovedať a tehotenskými vyšetreniami vás bude sprevádzať MUDr. Peter Kaščák, PhD., primár a prednosta Gynekologicko-pôrodníckej kliniky v Trenčíne. – Ak máte pre nás spätnú väzbu, odkaz alebo nápad, napíšte nám na gyncast@sme.sk – Všetky podcasty denníka SME nájdete na sme.sk/podcasty – Podporte vznik podcastu Gyncast a kúpte si digitálne predplatné SME.sk na sme.sk/podcast – Odoberajte aj denný newsletter SME.sk s najdôležitejšími správami na sme.sk/suhrnsme – Ďakujeme, že počúvate podcast Gyncast.

On the show tonight we have Jayson Jorgensen from KRVN, we chat with Scott Dochterman to talk Iowa athletics, we have our 7 on 7 segment, and we have our Face-Off!

On the show tonight we have Jayson Jorgensen from KRVN, we chat with Scott Dochterman to talk Iowa athletics, we have our 7 on 7 segment, and we have our Face-Off!

On the show tonight we have Jayson Jorgensen from KRVN, we chat with Scott Dochterman to talk Iowa athletics, we have our 7 on 7 segment, and we have our Face-Off!

Nič nenasvedčuje tomu, že vakcína od firmy AstraZeneca môže za krvné zrazeniny, aké boli po očkovaní s ňou hlásené z viacerých krajín. Takto znelo včerajšie vyhlásenie Európskej liekovej agentúry. Po Svetovej zdravotníckej organizácii ide tak o ďalšiu inštitúciu, ktorá odmieta špekulácie o bezpečnosti oxfordskej vakcíny. Správy z posledných dní však znepokojili viacerých ľudí a žiaľ, stali sa aj nástrojom dezinformačnej scény. Môže celá situácia spomaliť očkovanie? Jana Maťková sa pýtala redaktora Denníka SME Jána Krempaského. Zdroj zvukov: TK riaditeľky EMA Emer Cooke - Youtube Odporúčanie: V pondelok zverejnili nominácie na Oscarov, no môj dnešný tip sa týka staršieho ročníka týchto filmových cien. V roku 2016 vyhrala cenu za najlepší cudzojazyčný film maďarská snímka Saulov syn. Ide o naozaj strhujúci film, ktorý zobrazuje dianie vo vyhladzovacom tábore v období druhej svetovej vojny. Dlhé zábery bez strihu a kamera nalepená na hlavnom predstaviteľovi vám znemožní udržať si od hrôz tábora odstup. Geniálne natočený a aj geniálne zahraný film nájdete v online videotéke Edisonline. – Ak máte pre nás spätnú väzbu, odkaz alebo nápad, napíšte nám na dobrerano@sme.sk – Všetky podcasty denníka SME nájdete na sme.sk/podcasty – Podporte vznik podcastu Dobré ráno a kúpte si digitálne predplatné SME.sk na sme.sk/podcast – Odoberajte aj denný newsletter SME.sk s najdôležitejšími správami na sme.sk/suhrnsme – Ďakujeme, že počúvate podcast Dobré ráno.

Majú byť najlepším priateľom človeka a sprevádzajú nás tisícročia. Čo tisícročia, desaťtisíce rokov. Vedci si ale stále nie sú istí, ako k udomácneniu psov prišlo. Niektorí hovoria, že sa to stalo viackrát a na rôznych miestach, nový výskum ale naznačuje, že z vlkov sa stali psy kedysi dávno a na Sibíri. Tento týždeň v podcaste Zoom zistíme, ako sa vlci zmenili na psov, ako strečing môže pomáhať proti vysokému krvnému tlaku i ako kedysi dávno fungovalo v Európe univerzálne platidlo. Krátke správy z vedy Nový výskum naznačuje, že na Venuši fosfán vôbec nemusí byť a dáta skreslil obyčajný oxid siričitý. Preskúmanie dát z teleskopov naznačuje, že sa dajú vysvetliť aj alternatívnou hypotézou. Alpským rastlinám hrozí vyhnutie a dôvodom je roztápanie sa ľadovcov. Výskum naznačuje, že ústupom snehu a ľadu síce dočasne vzrastie biodiverzita, no následne sa viaceré druhy stanú ohrozenými. Vodu na Mesiaci by mohla pomáhať vytvárať naša vlastná planéta. Vedci teraz prišli s hypotézou, že vodu na našej prirodzenej družici môže vytvárať magnetosféra Zeme. Dôvodom sú nabité častice, ktoré spôsobujú potrebné reakcie. Ľudia podľa všetkého pili mlieko skôr, ako ho boli schopní stráviť. Nový výskum ukazuje, že ľudia v Afrike pili mlieko už pred 6-tisíc rokmi, čo je skôr ako sa u nášho druhu vyvinul takzvaný mliečny gén, ktorý nám umožňuje mlieko stráviť aj v dospelosti. – Ak máte pre nás spätnú väzbu, odkaz alebo nápad, napíšte nám na podcasty@sme.sk – Všetky podcasty denníka SME nájdete na sme.sk/podcasty – Podporte vznik podcastu Dobré ráno a kúpte si digitálne predplatné SME.sk na sme.sk/podcast – Odoberajte aj denný newsletter SME.sk s najdôležitejšími správami na sme.sk/suhrnsme – Ďakujeme, že počúvate podcast Zoom.

On the show tonight we have our weekly chat with President Carter, Jeremiah Sirles sits down with Luke Gifford for our Husker Huddle, we play our Famous Dave's Face-Off, and we have Jayson Jorgenson from KRVN radio in Lexington.

On the show tonight we have our weekly chat with President Carter, Jeremiah Sirles sits down with Luke Gifford for our Husker Huddle, we play our Famous Dave's Face-Off, and we have Jayson Jorgenson from KRVN radio in Lexington.

On the show tonight we have our weekly chat with President Carter, Jeremiah Sirles sits down with Luke Gifford for our Husker Huddle, we play our Famous Dave's Face-Off, and we have Jayson Jorgenson from KRVN radio in Lexington.

Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains how long this wintry mix will last. Chabella talks with custom harvesters about how they're being affected by COVID-19. Jayson says another Husker legend was inducted into the hall of fame in Sports. Dave steps in for the latest coronavirus News. Susan says dairy's are dumping milk in Wisconsin. Bob says stocks are up and down today in the Business Report. Susan returns with Dr. Kelly Bruns of NCTA Curtis to discuss distance learning and Clay chats with John Payne.

Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul tells us when the brunt of a wintry mix arrives. Shalee visits with Karla Wilke, UNL Cow/Calf Systems and Stocker Management Specialist, discussing alternative options for producers who may be facing a distillers grains shortage. Jayson says the NFL is expanding the playoffs in Sports. Austin has another coronavirus update in News. Bryce learns how the University of Nebraska - Lincoln is transitioning to virtual college tours. Bob says stocks plummeted today in the Business Report and Clay catches up with John Payne from Chicago.

Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul has the latest on how long mild temperatures will stick around. Susan talks with an expert from K-State about corn planting & cover crops. Jayson says the NCAA is working with student-athletes to grant them more their spring eligibility in Sports. Austin steps in for the latest News. Susan returns with Pat Kroese on planting intentions. Bob says stocks rebounded slightly in the Business Report. Susan steps in one final time for a JBS PA Plant update and Clay closes out Midday with John Payne from Chicago.

Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul previews when precipitation chances will be the greatest during an active week. Shalee features Tracy Pracheil, 4H Extension Educator, going into detail on their new online learning programs for youth of all ages. Jayson says another local kid has signed to play college basketball in Sports. Austin has the latest COVID-19 regional information in News. Shalee returns with Dr. Richard Llewelyn of K-State's Dept of Ag Economics, discussing their "Economics of Agriculture During the COVID-19 Pandemic" series that they have officially kicked off. Bob breaks down the financial world in the Business Report. Susan tells us about a great opportunity for soybean producers and entrepreneurs with the Soy Innovation Challenge and Clay visits with John Payne from Chicago.

Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul looks at expected rain totals from a likely chance tonight through Saturday. Shalee then visits with Nebraska Ag Climatologist, Al Dutcher. Jayson says UNK men's basketball made an addition in Sports. Austin steps in for the latest News. Chabella has more on the second week of a National Emergency declared by President Trump for the Coronavirus on March 13. When the emergency was declared grocery stores were hit hard with a variety of items flying off the shelves including beef. Susan visits with T.J. Roemmich talks on ag refinancing with current interest rates and Clay closes Midday with John Payne from Chicago.

Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains when rain, possibly with a little snow, is likely. Alex continues the Engler Journey with Kelsey Thompson who decided to join the Engler program after her first semester at UNL when she realized she was missing a sense of community. Jayson says Nebraska and Kansas basketball have announced dates play once again in Sports. Austin has the latest regional News. Bob has another look at the financial world in the Business Report. Chabella fills us in on the ethanol crisis and Clay chats with John Payne from Chicago.

Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul has the details on cooler weather. Shalee visits with Tracy Pracheil, 4H Extension Educator, as she gives details on their new online learning programs for youth of all ages. Jayson has a personnel update in UNK Athletics in Sports. Austin provides another coronavirus update in News. Susan talks with Gov. Ricketts about Ag Week and COVID-19. Bob has the latest Business Report. Due to ongoing pandemic, Nebraska Extension has canceled all in-person training, including chemigation and pesticide applicator training. Bryce learns more. Clay finishes Midday with John Payne.

Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains how long the mild weather will last. Nebraska Department of Agriculture Director Steve Wellman joins Bryce to celebrate National Agriculture Day and to discuss their response to COVID-19. Jayson says an area high school basketball coach is stepping down in Sports. Austin has the latest coronavirus update in News. Alex relives the devastating flooding from a year ago. Bob says the financial world is improving slightly in the Business Report. Dave says a York ethanol plant is adjusting it's production to supply industrial alcohol to the Nebraska Department of Correctional Services to produce hand sanitizer and Clay visits with John Payne from Chicago.

Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains how much rain is possible with a likely chance tonight. Chabella talks with Keith Berns chair of the Healthy Soils task-force about soils and healthy soils. Jayson predicted the postponement of the Olympics in Sports. Austin has a weekend coronavirus update in News. Bob breaks down the financial world among COVID-19 in the Business Report and Susan learns about finding and grilling the best steaks.

Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul has info on how long milder temperatures will last. Shalee visits with Ag Climatologist, Al Dutcher for their weekly chat. Brandon talks about the Tom Brady signing in Sports. Austin has more coronavirus information in News. Bob says the financial world is still being affected by COVID-19. Alex visits with Nebraska 4H Extension Educator Tracy Prachiel about their new virtual, at-home learning opportunities for youth and Clay talks with John Payne from Chicago one final time this week.

Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul gives the latest on a storm system that will bring everything from severe thunderstorms to a blizzard. Brandon steps in for the latest Sports. Dave passes along regional coronavirus News. Susan learns more about nitrogen challenges after cover crops. Bob explains the financial world among COVID-19 in the Business Report and Clay chats with John Payne from Chicago.

Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul details an incoming storm, including rain totals. Susan visits with Jerry Haack, as he talks about weathering the coronavirus storm. Brandon steps in to discuss what the Loper football team is doing now in Sports. Austin has more regional information on the coronavirus in News. Shalee chats with Duane Hund, Director of the Farm Analyst Program in K-State's Department of Agricultural Economics, talking about the calls he's getting from producers and lenders given the current environment and what resources are available to them. Clay then visits with Arlan Suderman, Chief Economist for INTL FC Stone, discusses the impact the Covid-19 Pandemic is having on rural main street and farmstead.

Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul breaks down how much snow is in the forecast. Alex is joined by Anna Ready from Scribner, Nebraska, who was crowned as the 2020 Nebraska Dairy Princess. Jayson recaps busy day in the NFL in Sports. Dave has the latest coronavirus News. Alex returns with Lauri Havranek, the President and CEO of the O'Neill Chamber of Commerce. She shares about the annual St. Patrick's Day celebrations for the Irish capital of Nebraska. Bob explains what the stock market looks like today in the Business Report.

Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul details when rain is likely with the possibility of thunderstorms. Susan visits with Matt Rezac on his Land O Lakes Award. Jayson recaps boys state high school basketball in Sports. Ellen has the latest coronavirus impact in News. UNL celebrated the new Dairy Store location last week. IANR Vice President Mike Boehm chats with Alex about the relocation. Bob has the latest financial information regarding the coronavirus in the Business Report and Clay visits with John Payne from Chicago.

Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul breaks down how much snow we can expect this weekend. Shalee visits with Ag Climatologist, Al Dutcher about the future forecast. Jayson recaps high school boys state basketball. Tyler breaks down the Gov. Ricketts press conference about the coronavirus in News. Bob explains what the financial world looks like amid the coronavirus pandemic and Clay visits with John Payne from Chicago.

Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains when accumulating snow is possible. Susan chats with the Soy Transportation Coalition's Executive Director about the recent soybean export movement. Jayson explains the latest high school state basketball issues with the coronavirus in Sports. Austin steps in for the latest News and Clay chats with John Payne from Chicago.

Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains when our warmest day of the next seven will be. Jayson has a Sports recap. Dave steps in for the latest coronavirus update in News. Bryce recaps his Nebraska Soybean Board trip last week that helped farmers understand where their soybean go after being delivered to the grain elevator. Bob says financial numbers are improving amid the coronavirus scare in the Business Report and Clay chats with John Payne from Chicago.

Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul says this week looks to be unsettled. Jayson returns for the latest Sports update. Ellen recaps the weekend in News. Bob says the coronavirus is affecting the stock market in the Business Report and Clay talks with John Payne from Chicago.

Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul takes a look at how much above normal weekend temperatures will be. Shalee visits with state climatologist, Al Dutcher for their weekly chat. Brandon steps in for Sports. Dave has more information on a human trafficking ring in Oxford in News. Bob reviews the weeks final financials in the Business Report and Clay chats with John Payne from Chicago.

Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul gives the latest on diminishing winds and a weekend warm up. Brandon talks hoops in Sports. The Nebraska Soybean Board took a group of soybean farmers to the Pacific Northwest to learn how their product is exported around the world. Bryce was there and fills us in. Bob has the latest Business Report and Clay chats with John Payne from Chicago.

Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul gives details on when it cools down & warms up again. Shalee visits with Congressman Ted Yoho of Florida, discussing the "Labor Certainty for Food Security Act" which he'll be introducing sometime this week. Brandon recaps a busy night of basketball in Sports. Austin steps in for the latest News. Bob has the Business Report and Clay catches up with John Payne from Chicago.

Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul breaks down when it could hit 70 degrees for the first time this year. Shalee visits with Rich Russell, Arrow Seed Regional Sales Agronomist, discussing their upcoming Soil Health Conference happening in Broken Bow. Jayson previews a big night in basketball across the state in Sports. Dave has a coronavirus update in News. Clay talks with Clint Brauer who's startup company Greenfield Robotics looks to replace chemicals on the farm with robots. Shalee returns with Karla Wilke, UNL Cow/Calf Systems and Stocker Management, discussing the importance of evaluating body condition in bulls ahead of the breeding season. Clay is back with John Payne from Chicago.

Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul gives the latest on if we can expect above normal temperatures to stick around in the long term. Shalee is then joined by Don Close, Sr. Livestock Analyst for Rabo Agrifinance, with a follow-up on the impact of beef-on-dairy calves in the beef industry. Jayson has a weekend recap of Sports. Austin has the week's first glance at regional News. Bryce says the Nebraska Soybean Board is seeking individuals to represent fellow soybean farmers for its own board. Clay wraps up Midday with his daily conversation with John Payne from Chicago.

Today in Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul previews how much warmer than normal temps will be this weekend. Shalee is joined by Nebraska Climatologist for their weekly chat. Brandon previews a busy next couple of days of basketball in Sports. Austin tells us about a tragic fire in northeast Nebraska in the latest News. Bryce is joined by Nebraska Department of Agriculture Director, Steve Wellman to discuss a recent Vietnam trade delegation's trip to the state. Clay finishes Midday with John Payne from Chicago.

Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains how mild the weekend will be. Alex continues the Engler Journey with special guest, Oscaline Usanase from Rwanda. She tells us about her journey coming to a new place. Oscaline also wrote a book and created Resolution Time for Ladies. Brandon steps in for Sports. Dave recaps a busy day in News. Bob continues to monitor the financial world in the latest Business Report. Clay wraps up Midday with John Payne from Chicago.

Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul has details on the return of above normal temperatures. Brandon fills in for Sports. Austin checks in for News and has an update about the latest coronavirus situation in Nebraska. Shalee is joined by Katie Samples-Dean, Samples-Dean Law LLC, who presented at Women in Ag this year discussing some of the big things ag employers should be taking into consideration when looking for employees. Clay finishes Midday with his daily chat with John Payne from Chicago.

Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul gives the latest on the beginning of another warming trend. Tyler fills in for Sports to discuss a busy night in hoops. Dave relays the latest regional News. Bryce is joined by Gov. Pete Ricketts to discuss FFA and the opportunities in agriculture. Bob says things are not looking good in the latest Business Report due to the coronavirus and Shalee visits with John Payne from Chicago.

Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul breaks down how much snow is possible tonight through tomorrow. Austin has the latest Sports and News updates from this past weekend. Tuesday is Give FFA Day. Stacey Agnew of the Nebraska FFA Foundation joins Bryce to discuss the importance of financially supporting the student-led organization. Bob breaks down the financial world and how the coronavirus is affecting it in the Business Report. Shalee fills in for the daily conversation with John Payne.

Today on Midday: Shalee visits with Nebraska Climatologist, Al Dutcher. Jayson has a high school state wrestling update in Sports. Dave recaps the latest News including more on the the coronavirus in Nebraska. Shalee returns for her conversation with Braden Schulte, Kearney High Jr., who showed his bull in official dress during NCC this year. Clay closes out Midday with John Payne from Chicago.

Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul tells us how warm our mildest day will be in the next seven days. Jayson talks high school state wrestling in Sports. Dave has a coronavirus update in News. Shalee is in with Don Close, RaboAgrifinance Beef Analyst, discussing the opportunity for both the dairy and beef industries to work together. Bryce learns about an upcoming roundtable discussion on Soybean Gall Midge and Clay visits with John Payne from Chicago.

Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains how much snow is possible late tonight into tomorrow. Jayson talks high school hoops in Sports. Dave steps in for the latest News. National Cattlemen's Beef Association CEO Collin Woodall join Bryce to discuss their annual convention and a lawsuit that recently involved the beef checkoff. Bob has the Business Report and Clay visits with John Payne from Chicago.

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