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RFD Profit Watch features conversations with economists, grain and livestock analysts and other industry leaders about the markets and the issues that affect farm profitability. Hosted by NAFB Broadcaster DeLoss Jahnke. This is the daily radio broadcast repurposed as a podcast. If you have questions about guests, please email radio@ilfb.org.
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Signup to Generate a PitchRFD Profit Watch is a news podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 0 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.
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Stephen Nicholson, Senior Vice President and North American Head of Crops at RaboBank, takes a look at the impact of import announcements and interest rates. Illinois Farm Bureau's Raelynn Parmely, Economic Policy Analyst, talks fairs and Farm Bills. KWQC Meteorologist Cyle Dickens has a look at the forecast.
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Aaron Curtis, MidCo Commodities, takes a look at the markets as the week begins to wind to a close. CME Group's John Ricci talks about new projects from the group at the state fair's Sale of Champions. Marion Calmer, independent farm researcher and CEO of Calmer Corn Heads, discusses best practices from the Strip Till Conference.
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Sherman Newlin, Risk Management Commodities, part of Zaner Ag Hedge, takes a look at markets from the trail of the Pro Farmer Tour. Jason Webster, Agronomy Days at Precision Planting's Technology Institute, talks about what advances are available and what they mean for farmers.
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Michael Biethman, Gateway FS, describes a rising river as rain comes down and preperations for harvest before taking a look at an early developing market week. Jake Fidler, Fairview Sale Barn, discusses Packer Day following an announcement from Tyson. Dr. Matt Montgomery, Becks Hybrid's Agronomy Education Lead talks about Red Crown Rot appearing in soybean fields around the state.
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Scott Halpin, Illinois Department of Agriculture Bureau Chief for Horse Racing and County Fairs, talks working with inclement weather from the fairgrounds. Steve Ericson, Feeding Illinois, talks about his upcoming retirement and history of work with the organization. Jerry Costello, Director of the Illinois Department of Agriculture, talks from the state fairgrounds. Nicole Albano, National Weather Service Lincoln, covers the last few days of extensive rain.
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