Podcasts about wheat growers

American Farmland Trust announced the winners of the 17th annual America's Farmers Market Celebration™, with three southeast markets in the top 10, and the National Association of Wheat Growers announced Sam Kieffer will be their next CEO.

The Renewable Fuels Association applauds California Governor Gavin Newsome for signing Assembly Bill 30 into law, immediately legalizing lower-cost E15 fuel, and the National Association of Wheat Growers announced Sam Kieffer will be their next CEO.

Following a meeting in the Oval Office yesterday with President Trump and Ag Secretary Brooke Rollins, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent today said an announcement is pending next week for an assistance package for crop farmers. The National Association of Wheat Growers has a new CEO and California now approves E-15 blended gasoline. 

Dom talks with Michael Tayler, United Wheat Growers Chair, about the vote to renew the Commodity Levies (Wheat Grain) Order, the upcoming launch of the new NZ Grown grains logo and the challenges facing wheat growers in NZ. Tune in daily for the latest and greatest REX rural content on your favourite streaming platform, visit rexonline.co.nz and follow us on Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn for more.

On today's REX Daily Podcast, Dom talks with Richard Burdon from Glen Dene Station about winning the Lumina Supplier/Finisher of the Year alongside Longridge Deer Park near Balclutha, producing wool for Breen Construction's eco-friendly wool bats and the recent hunting trade shows he's attended in the US... He talks with Michael Tayler, United Wheat Growers Chair, about the vote to renew the Commodity Levies (Wheat Grain) Order, the upcoming launch of the new NZ Grown grains logo and the challenges facing wheat growers in NZ... And he talks with internationally renowned gardener Jill Simpson about her property and garden on Banks Peninsula, the current 'naturalism' trend within gardening circles and her keynote speech at the upcoming Garden Marlborough event in November. Tune in daily for the latest and greatest REX rural content on your favourite streaming platform, visit rexonline.co.nz and follow us on Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn for more.

 Last week, stakeholders from the Upper Mississippi River toured the Columbia and Snake River to see what is similar and different from the two water systems. Last year, stakeholders from the Pacific Northwest visited the Mississippi in this continued collaboration between the two rivers. Michelle Hennings is the executive director of the Washington Association of Wheat Growers. Gary Williams is the executive director of the Upper Mississippi Waterway Association. They both join us to share what the Columbia and Mississippi River can learn from each other. 

Quick crop establishment lowers flea beetle risk. Growers responding to a Canola Council of Canada survey indicated flea beetles were the number one economic risk to canola last year . . . as well as 2022 and 2020.Flea beetle populations vary from year-to-year . . . but seeding depth and weather are the two main variables. Keith Gabert is an agronomy specialist with the Canola Council of Canada. He shares some tips for canola growersAdd the Western Canadian Wheat Growers Association to the list of farm groups surprised by Heath MacDonald's appointment to federal agriculture portfolio. Many were expecting Kody Blois to maintain the role.Kaitlyn Kitzan, treasurer and Director with the Wheat Growers speaks to the appointment and some of the issues the new ag minister will have to face.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week's Open Mic guest is Chandler Goule, CEO of the National Association of Wheat Growers. The budget reconciliation debate introduced much needed changes to farm programs that many agriculture groups have hoped for, but Goule says there are many needed provisions that were orphaned in the reconciliation process and need to be addressed. Like others, Goule is concerned about the consequences of U.S. tariffs and retaliation by other countries. He is also concerned about keeping wheat acres competitive with other crops so acres don't continue to fall. 

On Wednesday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young: -More reaction to Heath MacDonald's appointment to Federal Ag Minister from the Wheat Growers and the Grain Growers of Canada. -Chrystia Freeland spoke to reporters after the first Cabinet Meeting this morning. -A conversation with Brennan & Jadi Rowan, the latest winners of the spring 620 CKRM Country Cookout.

Each year, the National Wheat Yield Contest, hosted by the National Wheat Foundation, attracts top growers from across the country to compete to grow the healthiest, and largest, wheat crop in the nation. The 2024 results are officially in, and farmers in the Pacific Northwest and the Northern Plains managed to bring home many of the top accolades, and though 2024 didn't quite offer record-setting conditions, some of the yields weren't too far behind all-time highs.But we're interested in more than just who the winners are– we want to know how they achieved their bin-busting results. Luckily, this week we're joined by DTN Crops Editor Jason Jenkins who's had the chance to connect with the four overall winners in the irrigated and dryland winter wheat and irrigated and dryland spring wheat classes. He'll give us the inside scoop on the growers and to which practices, products, and conditions they attribute their success. We'll also talk about the newer quality aspects of the competition, and how winning wheat is processed and evaluated for food quality attributes. We'll also talk about a new contest category that allows growers to submit digital yield results, a category that contest organizers are planning to expand in 2025. Then, Jason will look ahead to current conditions and the 2025 wheat crop, and offer insight on other stories he's following in the meantime.

National Association of Wheat Growers President, Keeff Felty talks about trade and an environmental assessment that the organization is working on.

NAWG Invites Wheat Growers to Commodity Classic in Colorado

Tuesday on AOA, we start the show with a discussion about potential mass deportations and the impact on ag labor with Laurie Beyranevand, director of the Center for Agriculture and Food Systems at the Vermont Law and Graduate School. In Segment Two, Kurt Kovarik, Vice President of Federal Affairs for Clean Fuels Alliance America, joins us to discuss the latest surrounding 45Z, priorities for the incoming Trump Administration and more. Next up in Segment Three, we talk about the 75th anniversary for the National Association of Wheat Growers, Commodity Classic, the need for a new Farm Bill and other NAWG priorities for the 119th Congress as we have a conversation with NAWG CEO Chandler Goule. Then we close the show with a look at ag news headlines, including priorities for new Senate Majority Leader John Thune and thoughts on marketing cattle in January in Segment Four.

Celebrate the season with this heartwarming and informative Christmas episode! Matt Reese chats with Kayleigh Keller of Keller Meats in Medina County about organizing a supply convoy to help those devastated by Hurricane Helene in North Carolina, an inspiring story of generosity and resilience. Shelly Detwiler shares festive Christmas recipes to brighten your holiday table. Plus, hear a GrowNextGen update with Eric and Adele Flynn of Lorain County, who have hosted engaging virtual field trips. Dale Minyo catches up with Wendy Osborn from Ohio Corn and Wheat Growers for an update on ethanol. He also gets an exciting update from Farm Credit Mid-America's Rudi Pitzer Perry and Olivia Congrove as they discuss this year's record-breaking success of Fight the Hunger, Stock the Trailer, which collected more food for local foodbanks than ever before. Plus, we round it out by remembering the reason for the season as we hear a reading of the Christmas story from the Book of Luke. Join us to get inspired and educated in this final Ohio Ag Net Podcast of 2024.

Michelle Rook is guest host this morning and she has conversations with Frayne Olson, Crop Economist/Marketing Specialist at NDSU Extension, Chandler Goule, CEO of the National Association of Wheat Growers, and Donnell Rehagen, CEO at Clean Fuel Alliance America.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As the debate continues over whether to remove dams on the Lower Snake River, the stakes are high for the future of farming in Washington state. Michelle Hennings, a WA wheat farmer and the Executive Director of the Washington Association of Wheat Growers, joins Dillon with more detail on the devastation that breaching the dams would cause, and why it's so important for farmers to speak out against their removal.

On Monday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young: -We will have reaction from APAS, the Wheat Growers, and a member of the Ag Transport Coalition on Friday's ruling from the Canada Industrial Relations Board regarding the CPKC-CN Rail-union saga. -The federal Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre made a few comments about the temporary foreign workers program.

A series of surveys conducted by the Western College of Veterinary Medicine suggests a need to step up the recruitment of veterinary students. In response to a shortage of swine veterinarians, surveys asked how long vets had been in practice, their educational background, what attracted them to the profession and how long they plan to remain active.Dr. John Harding, a professor of swine medicine with the Western College of Veterinary Medicine, says the five surveys focused on different topics including the swine profession and its needs, swine medicine education, swine medicine curricula, swine veterinarian clinical competency and swine continuing education and advanced certification.The president of the Wheat Grower says its time for the federal government to re-think its climate change policies. In his Wheat Beat June newsletter to Wheat Growers, Gunter Jochum shared his frustrations with government's emphasis on climate change- which he sees as a misplaced priority.Jochum aslo questioned if farm groups have been buying into the government's climate action programs and too anxious to accept government subsidies for things like cover crop programs.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

NAWG's Role: Keeff Feltty discussed NAWG's involvement in legislative and regulatory matters affecting agriculture, including the Farm Bill and EPA regulations. They advocate for wheat growers' interests and fight against detrimental policies.Quality Focus: RJ Parrish emphasized the importance of quality wheat production. He believes Oklahoma has the potential to be the "Mercedes-Benz of wheat" by promoting its high-quality grain, which can command premium prices in domestic and international markets.Research and Innovation: Both guests highlighted the significance of research and innovation in wheat production. Keef mentioned the potential game-changer of the new "Aux-Wheat" variety developed at Oklahoma State University, which could eliminate the need for chemical additives in bread.International Markets: RJ shared his experiences from wheat quality tours in Africa, where he interacted with millers and end-users. He stressed the importance of understanding their needs and promoting the quality of U.S. wheat to capture these markets.Sustainable Practices: RJ discussed his no-till operation and the benefits of using stabilizers and precision fertilizer application. He believes these practices not only improve quality but also enhance efficiency and sustainability.(00:00:02) Welcome to the podcast(00:00:37) Introduction to the episode's guests and topics(00:01:37) Introduction of the panel members(00:02:46) Conversation with Keeff Felty, National Association of Wheat Growers president(00:05:01) Keeff's responsibilities as president of NAWG(00:06:07) Oklahoma's representation within NAWG over the years(00:07:02) Keeff's farming operation in Jackson County(00:08:19) Changes in farming practices over the years(00:09:26) Educating legislators on agricultural issues(00:10:01) Working with legislators from non-agricultural districts(00:11:23) A recent legislative success for wheat growers(00:13:55) Integrating cotton into wheat rotations(00:15:28) New wheat genetics and traits(00:17:01) Variety selection for Keith's operation(00:19:20) The Lugert-Altus Irrigation District(00:22:14) Irrigated wheat vs. cotton in the district(00:25:01) Water delivery system in the district(00:28:03) Roles of the Oklahoma Wheat Growers Association and Oklahoma Wheat Commission(00:31:06) Break for headset switch(00:31:47) Conversation with RJ Parrish, Oklahoma Wheat Commission representative(00:32:00) RJ's role with the Wheat Commission(00:32:32) RJ's farming operation(00:33:04) Double-cropping soybeans after wheat(00:34:17) RJ's involvement with the Wheat Commission(00:34:29) Impact of wheat checkoff dollars(00:35:35) Importance of wheat quality(00:37:09) Interacting with international millers(00:39:01) Focusing on quality on RJ's farm(00:41:01) Considering a fertilizer spreader for corn(00:41:48) Stripper headers for double-cropping(00:43:35) Marketing and storing wheat for quality premiums(00:44:25) Community focus on wheat quality(00:45:12) Decline of anhydrous ammonia use(00:46:04) Excitement about the new Aux wheat variety(00:46:46) Importance of research for the Wheat Commission(00:48:18) Weed science research at OSU(00:49:03) Closing remarks  RedDirtAgronomy.com

This week's Open Mic guest is Chandler Goule, CEO of the National Association of Wheat Growers. He has served in the halls of Congress and for the nation's crop farmers over his extensive career in Washington.  Goule says failure to enact a new farm bill will only heap greater challenges on policy writers in 2025 and leave farmers with a policy that does not accurately reflect the financial risks producers face. Goule says the nation is losing wheat acres and growers to other crops that benefit from both advanced genetics and demand from new uses. NAWG supports crops for renewable fuels, but says unintended consequences from trade, farm policy and research could lead to dire and unintended consequences for the nation's number one food grain and its growers.

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Catch up on the best of the year so far with this weekend's encore presentation of the Roy Green Show! National and sometimes violent farmer protests have erupted across Europe, as farmer with their tractors and other gear, as well as hay bales and more, challenging their governments and EU policies and taxes have and are blocking roads and highways in EU nations. Belgian farmers engaged in throwing debris at the EU parliament in Brussels and bottles as Belgian police. Nations involved include: Belgium, Netherlands, France, Poland, Germany, Greece, Portugal, Romania, Bulgaria. How are Canada's farmers viewing what their counterparts are doing and might we see something similar in Canada, as the European protests grow in number? Canada's farmers have expressed their anger and frustration at the federal government's carbon tax and fertilizer policies. and the WCWGA website warns: "Ottawa to blame for impending food shortage storm." Guest: Carl Stewart. Director of the Western Canadian Wheat Growers Association. Joins us from Manitoba. Originally Aired Feb 4, 2024. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

American Soybean Association, National Corn Growers Association, National Association of Wheat Growers, National Sorghum Producers, Association of Equipment Manufacturers

On Friday's edition of SaskAgToday: -The calendar switched to March, which means new canola and wheat contracts. Adam Pukalo from P.I. Financial breaks down how they did this week. -The Wheat Growers held a virtual AGM earlier this week. -An update on Bill C-355, a private member's bill to ban the practice of shipping live horses via air to foreign countries for slaughter.

National and sometimes violent farmer protests have erupted across Europe, as farmer with their tractors and other gear, as well as hay bales and more, challenging their governments and EU policies and taxes have and are blocking roads and highways in EU nations. Belgian farmers engaged in throwing debris at the EU parliament in Brussels and bottles as Belgian police. Nations involved include: Belgium, Netherlands, France, Poland, Germany, Greece, Portugal, Romania, Bulgaria. How are Canada's farmers viewing what their counterparts are doing and might we see something similar in Canada, as the European protests grow in number? Canada's farmers have expressed their anger and frustration at the federal government's carbon tax and fertilizer policies. and the WCWGA website warns: "Ottawa to blame for impending food shortage storm." Guest: Carl Stewart. Director of the Western Canadian Wheat Growers Association. Joins us from Manitoba. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

What is the mood of Canada's farmers? In Canada, agricultural groups such as the Western Canadian Wheat Growers Association and their farmer members have strongly denounced the Trudeau government's introduction and increases of the federal carbon tax on their agricultural initiatives. Also, extremely critical of Trudeau fertilizer initiatives. How deep is Canadian farmers frustration and might Canada's farmers take public action, perhaps similar to their German counterparts? Guest: Gunter Jochum. President, Western Canadian Wheat Growers Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this week's episode of the Agri-Biz Show, Rusty Halvorson shares audio from this past week's Prairie Grains Conference at the Alerus Center in Grand Forks. We hear from Daryl Ritchison, director of the North Dakota Agriculture Weather Network, about increased wildfire risk, Minnesota Association of Wheat Growers vice president of operations Coreen Berdahl, Minnesota Wheat 2nd Vice President Austen Germolus of Ada, North Dakota Crop Improvement Association executive director Chad Anderson, Red River Retention Authority executive director Brian Fuder and Red River Watershed Management Board executive director Rob Sip.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jake Westlin - Mn Wheat Growers Association

Mike Gunderson - Minnesota Association of Wheat Growers

On Tuesday's show from Canadian Western Agribition: -Day 2 of Agribition and all the fun to be had at REAL District. -Yorkton Chamber of Commerce the latest to call on Ottawa to pass Bill C-234. -The Wheat Growers announce the first 2 mentees of their Young Farmers Mentorship Program.

On Thursday's show: -Canadian Western Agribition is right around the corner, and CEO Shaun Kindopp talked about how preparations are going. -The Wheat Growers are the latest to chime in on Bill C-234. -Regina's Mayor is part of a Saskatchewan Delegation planning to attend a Climate Change conference in Dubai.

On Friday's show: -Senators in the upper chamber did a 180 on Bill C-234. -Adam Pukalo with P.I. Financial has the latest on how canola and wheat futures did this week. -The Wheat Growers want to hear from members what their thoughts are on the Viterra-Bunge merger. -SaskTips is needing the public's help to solve a trio of cases.

On Friday's AOA, powered by Cenex Premium Diesel, we kick off the show by learning more about Mosaic Biologicals with Ross Bender from The Mosaic Company. In Segment Two, we learn more about the recent D.C. fly-in hosted by the National Association of Wheat Growers with their Secretary, Jamie Kress. Then in Segment Three, we discuss the on-going impacts of the Russia/Ukraine war on the global markets with Mintec Market Analyst, Kyle Holland, based in London. Finally in Segment Four, we hear from Minnesota Farmers Union Vice President Anne Schwagerl about the recent farmers union fly-in to D.C. and more.  

Fall Danna and Fair Kristin have arrived.  We talk everything from concession stand drama and diarrhea. You will have to listen to see who has the diarrhea and what Fall Danna and Fair Kristin actually mean.  Who would ever have thought you needed to price match your location concession stand. We had no clue before High School that it was a thing, we are learning the ins and outs of concessions at the football game. E88….raise your hand if you know what it is and use it. Ohio Corn and Wheat Growers partnered up with your friendly @Sheets Gas's stations. Be more environmentally friendly, support American Farmers and save at the  pump…it's a triple win.  Find out who drove away with the gas pump still in the car, it's a real funny.  Apples, they are in season on the farm and they are a super healthy way to fuel your body. We touch on Function Foods, you will want to know what this means. Eat your skins…. Get Social with Danna and Kristin ! @localfarmmom | @dannageraci183 | @themismatchedpodcast on  Instagramhttps://youtube.com/@themismatchedpodcast4078 (https://youtube.com/@themismatchedpodcast4078)

Join Jennifer Kulzer, Director of Global Digital Experience, and guest Dave Green, Executive Vice President of the Wheat Quality Council, as they dive into the world of wheat quality and its impact on the food industry. Learn about the council's efforts to ensure wheat quality and education along with activities to preserve essential agricultural knowledge in this NEW! episode of "A Fresh Perspective Podcast."

Join Jennifer Kulzer, Director of Global Digital Experience, and guest Dave Green, Executive Vice President of the Wheat Quality Council, as they dive into the world of wheat quality and its impact on the food industry. Learn about the council's vital role in evaluating wheat varieties, ensuring they meet the highest standards of baking performance and quality in this NEW! episode of “A Fresh Perspective Podcast."

On this episode, we attend the ribbon cutting of a Square Roots indoor farming operation at the Gordon Food Service distribution facility in Shepherdsville, Kentucky. We also discuss the state of the wheat industry with U.S. Wheat Associates President Vince Peterson and National Association of Wheat Growers' Jake Westlin and Mariah Wollweber. Jesse Allen and Global Commodity Analytics' Mike Zuzolo discuss the current state of the wheat market in our Market Talk segment, and Nutrien Senior Agronomists Mike Howell and Dr. Alan Blaylock talk about the need for chloride in plants in this week's installment of “The Dirt with Nutrien.” In our “Beltway Beef” segment, National Cattlemen's Beef Association discusses the impact the Supreme Court's recent Waters of the U.S. ruling will have on agriculture. In our “Meat Monitor” segment, U.S. Meat Export Federation President and CEO Dan Halstrom talks about the impact continued labor problems at the West Coast ports is having on U.S. red meat exports, and in “Bushels and Cents,” Ray Bohacz tells you what you need to know about detecting square waves. The episode also features the music of Whey Jennings, the grandson of country music legend Waylon Jennings and the writer and performer of our Tractors and Troubadours theme song. Timestamps Fastline Marketing Group advertisement: 0:00 Intro and news: 0:30 Goatlifeclothing.com advertisement: 6:46 Brett Michel (Gordon Food Service) and Simon Peggs (Square Roots): 7:05 Vince Peterson, U.S. Wheat Associates: 19:36 Jake Westlin, National Association of Wheat Growers: 25:39 Mariah Wollweber, National Association of Wheat Growers: 29:33 Jesse Allen, Market Talk: 31:56 Mike Howell, Nutrien: 38:15 Hunter Ihrman, National Cattlemen's Beef Association: 46:33 Dan Halstrom, U.S. Meat Export Federation: 57:50 Ray Bohacz, “Bushels and Cents”: 1:00:40 Whey Jennings: 1:02:11

Thursday's AOA kicked off with Dr. Matt Roberts, Senior Grain and Oilseeds Analyst with Terrain discussing the pullback in commodity markets and the potential shakeup in planted acres coming later this summer. Chandler Goule, CEO of the National Association of Wheat Growers discussed the impact of rain for the winter wheat areas and discussed their testimony to the House Subcommittee on ag markets. The show ended with Scott Hays, President of the National Pork Producers Council, who has been pressing the case for animal disease prevention and protection in the 2023 Farm Bill.

In our weekly series From the Furrow, host Britt O'Connell and fellow grain geeks shed light on current market conditions and how grain producers can take action to manage their risk.This week, Britt is joined by Chandler Goule, CEO of the National Association of Wheat Growers. What are the top issues facing wheat growers today? What policies and issues should producers be monitoring? Britt and Chandler discuss those topics and a whole lot more.Questions or comments? Contact us at Insights@Ever.Ag, or give us a call at (312) 492-4200.Disclaimer: TRADING FUTURES AND OPTIONS ON FUTURES INVOLVES SIGNIFICANT RISK OF LOSS AND MAY NOT BE SUITABLE FOR EVERYONE. THEREFORE, CAREFULLY CONSIDER WHETHER SUCH TRADING IS SUITABLE FOR YOU IN LIGHT OF YOUR FINANCIAL CONDITION. PAST RESULTS ARE NOT INDICATIVE OF FUTURE RESULTS. THE INFORMATION AND COMMENTS CONTAINED HEREIN ARE PROVIDED BY EVER.AG AS GENERAL COMMENTARY OF MARKET CONDITIONS. THIS INFORMATION SHOULD NOT BE INTERPRETED AS TRADING ADVICE OR RECOMMENDATION WITHOUT FURTHER DISCUSSION WITH YOUR EVER.AG ADVISOR. THIS IS A MATTER OF SOLICITATION.©2023 Ever.Ag, Confidential and Proprietary.--The following music was used for this media project:Music: Funky Intro 29 by TaigaSoundProdFree download: https://filmmusic.io/song/9520-funky-intro-29License (CC BY 4.0): https://filmmusic.io/standard-licenseArtist website: https://linktr.ee/taigasoundprod

As Congress prepares for the next Farm Bill, the National Association of Wheat Growers is out with their 2023 priorities.

As Congress prepares for the next Farm Bill, the National Association of Wheat Growers is out with their 2023 priorities.

As Congress prepares for the next Farm Bill, the National Association of Wheat Growers is out with their 2023 priorities.

As Congress prepares for the next Farm Bill, the National Association of Wheat Growers is out with their priorities for the 2023 edition.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Farm and Ranch News for, September 2, with KC Sheperd In today's farm and ranch news, KC Sheperd Talks with Oklahoma Wheat Growers Executive Director and General Council, Lori Peterson about some Legislative Wins for Wheat Growers ...

Brad Moffitt is Director for Market Development & Membership at the Ohio Corn and Wheat Growers Association. He and Matthew Bane discuss what the Growers Association is doing for farmers in Ohio as they touch on a range of topics from improving Lake Erie, inputs, and ag education to farmer benefits, conservation, and ethanol. Thank you for listening!

This week's Open Mic guest is Nicole Berg, president of the National Association of Wheat Growers. The nation's wheat farmers have two primary objectives for new farm programs including defending risk protection programs and a boost in baseline spending. The Washington wheat grower says the $5.50 reference price is below the cost of production for most wheat growers and must be addressed in the 2023 farm bill. Berg says wheat farmers share concerns about the availability of inputs for the new crop year and question the EPA's increased scrutiny of important crop protection products critical to the outcome of environmental and production goals. Wheat growers question the White House Council on Environmental Quality's endorsement of breaching dams on the Snake River.

Wednesday's broadcast began with Dan Glessing, President of the Minnesota Farm Bureau providing a recap of the Farm Bill Listening Session held by Reps Bustos and Egan in Minnesota on Monday. Chandler Goule, CEO of the National Association of Wheat Growers, joined the show in segment 2 to discuss a troubling report from the White House Council on Environmental Quality on the Lower Snake River Basin. In segment 3, we talked with Steven Greenhut, Western Region Director with the R Street Institute about the impact of California's AB5 law, which would force independent owner operators of trucks to become employees (among lots of other "unintended" consequences).

This highly anticipated episode includes an interview with Chandler Goule, CEO of the National Association of Wheat Growers. He shares his personal story, perspective on the markets, and an overview of what his organization handles.