Track weather volatility, drought signals, rainfall timing, flood risk, heat pressure, and how changing conditions alter U.S. crop conversation.
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AgriTalk · Jun 11, 2026
What happens when a pest not seen in the U.S. for decades suddenly reappears? The New World Screwworm has been confirmed in Texas, prompting urgent discussions about its impact on livestock markets and trade....
AgriTalk · May 22, 2026
Could recent rains finally break the drought cycle for farmers in the Plains? After months of dry conditions, some areas are reporting significant rainfall, which may provide much-needed relief. The podcast discusses the implications...
AgriTalk · Apr 24, 2026
Could the future of E15 be at risk as the Farm Bill heads for a vote? The discussion highlights the complexities surrounding the inclusion of E15 in the upcoming Farm Bill, with key players...
AgriTalk · Apr 20, 2026
Could this year's frost damage significantly impact wheat production? As frost concerns grow in key wheat regions, the market is reacting to both weather and geopolitical tensions. Wheat prices saw mixed results, with hard...
AgriTalk · Apr 16, 2026
Could the drought be the turning point for wheat prices? Recent market discussions highlight how dry conditions are pushing hard red winter wheat to new highs, while corn and soybeans are experiencing disappointing finishes....
AgriTalk · Apr 16, 2026
As drought conditions worsen across the U.S., wheat prices are experiencing a notable surge, raising questions about the future of the crop. Concerns are mounting among crop watchers regarding the hard red winter wheat...
Brownfield Ag News · Jul 13, 2026
What happens when rain just won't fall where it's needed? An eastern Nebraska farmer is expressing frustration over spotty rainfall that has left his crops suffering from drought and extreme heat. Despite nearby moisture...
Brownfield Ag News · Jul 17, 2026
As temperatures soar between 90 to 100°F in the upper Midwest, the heat wave raises questions about its effects on crop development. The warm, dry conditions are currently favoring rapid growth for corn and...
Brownfield Ag News · Jul 14, 2026
As a heat wave grips the Midwest, farmers are left wondering how it will impact corn pollination. Climatologist Justin Glisan from the Iowa Department of Agriculture notes that two heat domes have settled over...
Brownfield Ag News · Jul 17, 2026
What could a significant cool-off mean for crops in the Heartland? The upcoming 6- to 10-day weather outlook indicates cooler-than-normal temperatures in the Great Lakes and Northeastern States, while much of the country will...
Brownfield Ag News · Jul 20, 2026
Could weather patterns be the key to understanding the recent surge in soybean prices? Soybeans have seen significant gains driven by both fund and technical buying, alongside concerns about rainfall distribution and long-term hot...
Brownfield Ag News · Jul 22, 2026
What if shifting weather patterns and demand from China could reshape grain prices this summer? Soybeans have seen an uptick due to fund and technical buying, but forecasts indicate a return to hot temperatures...