Our final day of extended coverage of the 2011 Farm Progress Show concluded with details from American Soybean Association President Alan Kemper on the first meeting of the so-called coexistence task force, put together by USDA to end regulatory battles between biotech and organic interests. We also got an extended conversation with Tad Mozena and Shawn Smeins from Rabo AgriFinance about ag lending and risk managment. If you missed the live, online broadcast you can watch the interviews below:
We went overtime in our broadcasting from the second day of the Farm Progress Show with AgriTalk OnLine. If you missed the OnLine only extended broadcast, watch the coverage below including news on the largest product line introduction in John Deere history, updates on farmland values and credit availability from Farm Credit Services, policy updates from corn and soy growers, and the latest details on the ethanol partnership with NASCAR from Tom Buis of Growth Energy.
Our extended coverage of the first day of the 2011 Farm Progress Show included new research to take corn yields to 300 bushels an acre in five years and the latest equipment from Case-IH. Watch our OnLine coverage of Day 1 below and be sure to catch our extended AgriTalk OnLine coverage immediately following our regular AgriTalk broadcast each day of the Farm Progress Show streamed live right here at AgriTalk.com.
Our broadcast will go overtime today as we continue after AgriTalk with AgriTalk OnLine. After our usual broadcast ends we will provide extended coverage of Commodity Classic at AgriTalk.com. Click the player below to listen to AgriTalk and OnLine starting at 10:06 Central.
There is too much going on at Commodity Classic to contain in just one hour. Our coverage continues online after the broadcast ends. Here is what we featured Thursday OnLine at Commodity Classic:
Day 2 of AgriTalk OnLine featured news from Valley Irrigation on new equipment to reach those fields with irregular shapes and obstructions. And Carol Moseley of Syngenta shares how his company is helping to feed the hungry across America.
Our coverage of the 2011 National Farm Machinery Show continues each day with AgriTalk OnLine, a special online only extension of our broadcast.
Wednesday we featured details of the 2011 National Farm Machinery Show, tips to get the most nutrient benefit out of your crop residue and details of the new Case-IH combines. Watch below, and don’t forget to tune in to AgriTalk OnLine right here on Thursday and Friday of the National Farm Machinery Show.
Because one hour of AgriTalk is never enough, we will have an extended broadcast from the floor of the Ag CONNECT Expo in Atlanta Friday, January 7. Listen to our special extended coverage online only right here at AgriTalk.com. We will look at the latest equipment from the show floor and get tips on crop inputs from AGROTAIN. Just log in to www.AgriTalk.com at 10:06 am CST to listen to the live AgriTalk broadcast, then keep listening to the live stream at 11 am as the live coverage continues.
