TODAY ON ADAY
MARCH 11, 2015
OPEN HEADLINES:
COMING UP TODAY ON AGDAY - THE PORT DISPUTE TAKING A TOLL ON U.S. MEAT EXPORTS…NEW NUMBERS ARE IN. PLUS, WHAT DO THE LEADING PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES THINK ABOUT CORN-BASED ETHANOL? WE HAVE CONTINUED COVERAGE FROM THE IOWA AG SUMMIT. IN AGRIBUSINESS...USDA RELEASES ITS LATEST SUPPLY DEMAND REPORT AND A LOOK AT THE MARKET MOVERS FOR WHEAT. I ALWAYS TELL GUYS IT TAKES 5 THINGS TO HAPPEN IN THE WORLD BEFORE YOU GET MARKET WHEAT. AND MEET A COUPLE GUYS BUILDING A BETTER BEEHIVE IN AUSTRAILIA. AGDAY-BROUGHT TO YOU BY THE DEPENDABLE, LONG LASTING CHEVY SILVERADO…
WASDE:
USDA ROLLING OUT ITS LATEST SUPPLY DEMAND REPORT TO VERY LITTLE FAN FAIR ON TUESDAY… TRADE IS REALLY WAITING FOR THE END OF THE MONTH REPORTS. PRO FARMER EDITOR BRIAN GRETE HAS DETAILS.
INPUT COST:
IN THE INPUT SIDE OF THE LEDGER, NEW ANALYSIS SHOW THE GLOBAL FERILIZER INDUSTRY MAY BE HEADED FOR OVERCAPACITY.
AND THAT COULD BRING A DROP IN PRICES OVER THE NEXT FEW YEARS.
CME REPORT:
IN AGRIBUSINESS TUESDAY WAS A TOUGH DAY ON WALLSTREET, BUT A MIXED DAY IN COMMODITIES. LETS GET THE DETAILS FROM THE FLOOR OF THE CME.
ANALYSIS INTRO:
THE WHEAT MARKET CONTINUES TO SAG AS WE MOVE THROUGH 2015. IS THERE ANYTHING THAT COULD PUSH UP PRICES? TYNE MORGAN ASKS THE QUESTION IN THIS MORNING’S ANALYSIS.
TEASE:
UP NEXT WE RETURN TO IOWA FOR THE AG SUMMIT WITH A CLOSER LOOK AT WHERE PRESIDENTIAL HOPEFULS STAND ON THE RENEWABLE FUELS STANDARD.
ITC BETTER BEHIVE:
THERE’S NOT MUCH SWEETER IN LIFE THAN FRESH HONEY...AND KNOWING THE WORK THAT GOES INTO COLLECTING EVERY DROP CAN MAKE IT EVEN MORE SO.
TWO ENTHUSIASTIC BACKYARD BEEKEEPERS... DETERMINED TO FIND A SMARTER WAY TO EXTRACT THE HONEY...MAY HAVE JUST COME UP WITH A NEW TYPE OF BEE HIVE THAT’S TAKING SOME OF THE STING OUT OF THE PROFESSION.
CLOSE:
HAT’S ALL THE TIME WE HAVE THIS MORNING. WE’RE GLAD YOU TUNED IN.
