Our overtime coverage of the Farm Progress Show continued on day 2 with AgriTalk OnLine interviews with the leadership of the National Corn Growers Association, a nematode expert from Syngenta, Tom Buis of Growth Energy, and a market research analyst from Rabo AgriFinance who explained who our trading partners are leading market volatility.  Watch the highlights below:

Syngenta is not only offering up new technology and great agronomic advice at the 2010 Farm Progress Show, but they are also boosting area food banks through their Weeding Out Hunger campaign and giving weary farm show goers a refreshing massage. Watch the details on sustainability efforts, enhancing plant performance, Weeding Out Hunger, fighting glyphosate resistance and a glimpse at the future Syngenta product pipeline in the videos below.

Heavy storms that dumped four inches of rain and raked the Farm Progress Show site in Boone, Iowa with strong winds delayed the opening of the show by two hours this morning, but the crowds poured onto the grounds when the gates opened. The permanent show site absorbed the rain well. Farm Progress National Events Manager Matt Jungmann gave details at the start of today’s show.

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As always, the red tractors of Case-IH are featured in a big, interactive display at the 2010 Farm Progress Show. We heard from the Case-IH experts how customers are driving design of the new tractors, about how new technology is being used to provide cleaner emissions, and about the new generation of Steiger tractors.

Our coverage of the 2010 Farm Progress Show is going overtime.  Be sure to tune in OnLine after the AgriTalk broadcast to hear our extended coverage streamed live. Today we heard about new precision application equipment from Case-IH and Dan Froehlich of Mosaic talked about research to push to consistent corn yields of 300 to 350 bushels an acre.