AgriTalk

Both Chinese and U.S. tariffs have gone into effect. How will this shake out? Jim Weisemeyer, Shaun Haney and Pam Johnson talk tariffs, EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt's resignation, and the Mexican presidential elections and how it could impact NAFTA renegotiations with guest host Clinton Griffiths.

AgDay TV host Clinton Griffiths fills in for Chip Flory. Rep. Rodney Davis (Ill.) takes some time from doing landscaping to talk immigration reform; Chalmers Carr of Titan Farms in South Carolina discusses the potential changes to the agricultural guest worker program; and Tom Oswald of the United Soybean Board talks pest management and weed resistance.

It's a special 4th of July show on AgriTalk!

Chery pie, cherry, juice, cherry doughnuts, cherry anything can be found and consumed at the National Cherry Festival in Traverse City, Michigan. Chip Flory talks to Phil Korson, president of the Cherry Marketing Institute; Jeff and Nita Send, producers and processors; and Kat Paye, executive director of the National Cherry Festival. Hear them share the cherry industry's issues with labor, tariff impacts, and general knowledge about the cherry growing process.

The heatwave stretching across the better part of the country continues, and Michael Clark of BAMWx.com warns of high overnight temperatures. How could Russian hacking impact U.S. agriculture? Professor Robert Norton of Auburn University shares the spectrum of hacking that could take down some infrastructure. Machinery Pete joins guest host Clinton Griffiths and warns listeners of the dangers of internet scams selling machinery.

The heatwave stretching across the better part of the country continues, and Michael Clark of BAMWx.com warns of high overnight temperatures. How could Russian hacking impact U.S. agriculture? Professor Robert Norton of Auburn University shares the spectrum of hacking that could take down some infrastructure. Machinery Pete joins guest host Clinton Griffiths and warns listeners of the dangers of internet scams selling machinery.

It's a Friday Free For All! Host Chip Flory and the usual crew of Pam Johnson, Shaun Haney, and Jim Wiesemeyer go over this week’s news. They talk about the RFS, the Farm Bill, and several other issues making headlines. 

AgriTalk Host Chip Flory talks the RFS with Monte Shaw, a government land grab in Louisiana with Chris Bennett, and double crop soybeans with Morgan Schmidt.

It’s a Farm Forum! AgriTalk host Chip Flory brings in producers from Minnesota, Oklahoma, and Iowa. Also Kansas Senator Jerry Moran calls in to chat with the producers and give some insight on Senate farm bill.   

A mixed bag for Tuesday's AgriTalk. Host Chip Flory brings in Maria Zieba and Dustin Baker from the NPPC to talk trade and vaccines, Pam Johnson with Maizeall and Mike Dwyer with USGC talk ethanol trade with Brazil, and Steve Nicholson with RaboAg lays out the bottom line of all the issues. 

Sen. Chuck Grassley joins AgriTalk to kick off the week. He and host Chip Flory talk about the farm bill, EPA, and Trump trade policies. Machinery Pete gives his latest from the auction block and the Pick of the Week. 

It's a Friday Free for All! The usual gang is back together for today's show. Host Chip Flory, Shaun Haney, Jim Wiesemeyer and Pam Johnson break down the weeks news. 

Ahead of the Thursday House farm bill vote host Chip Flory brings in House Ag Chairman Rep. Mike Conaway (R- Texas). He breaks down what to expect. Also joining the show is USDA Meteorologist Brad Rippey, and Dennis Slater, president of AEM.  

It's a Farmer Forum! AgriTalk Host Chip Flory changes things up this week talking direct to consumer operations. He brings in producers from Iowa, Indiana, and Virginia to discuss their business. 

A lot to digest on Tuesdays AgriTalk as guests include Rep. Collin Peterson (D-MN), agronomist Missy Bauer, and Nathan Kauffman with the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City. Chip and his guests cover it all from the farm bills, to crop conditions, and the economy.