This Week in Agribusiness, January 7, 2023
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Chad Colby shares highlights from the Client Digital Present, the place this yr ag tools was on show.
Mary-Thomas Hart, Chief Counsel, NCBA joins Mike to debate the brand new WOTUS rule. Mary-Thomas shares why the WOTUS rule is necessary, variations in Nationwide or State laws, additionally, the brand new rule creates a case-by-case regulation and the way these guidelines will influence agriculture.
Mike talks markets with Matt Bennett, Agmarket.web. Matt shares what commodity merchants are searching for within the new yr that features power, corn exports, feeder cattle and extra.
This week in Colby Ag Tech, Chad Colby spotlights the brand new mild from Milwaukee that may be worn in your neck with a variety of lighting accessible.
Max talks with Mark Inventory, Large Iron Auctions about the wide range of apparatus they’ve accessible in upcoming auctions, what 2023 seems to be like for upcoming auctions and good high quality used tools.
Invoice Northey, Agribusiness Affiliation of Iowa joins Max to debate the considerations and points in D.C. with Home Republicans struggling to discover a majority chief and what influence that may have on the upcoming farm invoice, transportation, and insurance policies transferring ahead.
Greg Soulje joins Max and offers his climate forecast for the week forward and what to anticipate within the upcoming forecast.
Max’s Tractor Shed spotlights a 1952 Farmall Tremendous M owned by Jake Lauber, Bloomsbury, New Jersey.
Mark Inventory shares this week’s report from BigIron Auctions.
This week the FFA Chapter Tribute goes to Ryan Williamson, Nationwide FFA Western Area Vice President.
Farm Futures Ag Finance Enterprise Boot Camp and Enterprise Summit arising January 18-20, 2023 in Coralville, Iowa.
This Week in Agribusiness options market information, ag know-how, climate and farm administration and tools data and opinions. This main ag information program airs weekly on RFD-TV, and will be discovered every week on FarmProgress.com.
