Radio Newsline

Will Covid-19 and other factors put a damper on farmland values in 2021? (Gary Crawford and Randy Dickhut with Farmers National Company)

When the final books are closed on 2020, they will show the U.S. doing very well in exporting meat and meat products. (Gary Crawford and USDA economist, Bart Kenner)

Bart Kenner, USDA economist, with the red meat export numbers for January through November of 2020.

There have been big changes in USDA's forecasts for corn. (Stephanie Ho and Mark Jekanowski, WAOB Chair)

Tight domestic corn stocks have shown up in various ways on USDA's January balance sheet. (Stephanie Ho and Mark Jekanowski, WAOB Chair)

What is the latest picture for the domestic balance sheet for wheat? (Stephanie Ho and Mark Jekanowski, WAOB Chair)

What's the latest outlook for wheat on the global stage? (Stephanie Ho and Mark Jekanowski, WAOB Chair)

A recently announced USDA ag innovation strategy includes a dashboard designed in part to encourage increased private sector research. (Rod Bain and Deputy Under Secretary for Research, Education, and Economics Scott Hutchins)

A dashboard connected to the U.S. Ag Innovation Agenda and Strategy offers research information that producers and commodity groups can utilize. (Rod Bain and Joe Steinkamp of the American Soybean Association)

Deputy Under Secretary for Research, Education and Economics Scott Hutchins explains the four areas of focus within the U.S. Agricultural Innovation Strategy, and how they can benefit food and farm production in the long run.