Best Crop Steering Podcasts (2025)

1
Farm Bankruptcies Expected to Increase

9h ago

—

Farmers are having to "push to pencil" when it comes to profitability and stay in operation.

1
From Racks to Roots: Vertical Facility Design, Irrigation & Substrate Synergy with PIPP Horticulture | Ep 21 1:03:30

9h ago1:03:30

1:03:30

Send us a text In Episode 21 of the GroShow Podcast, host Riley Jones is joined by Grodan Crop Specialist Jon Jirikovec and Anders Peterson and Michael Williamson from PIPP Horticulture for part two of a special mini-series with the Cultivation Elevated podcast. If you caught part one on Cultivation Elevated, you’ll recognize today’s guests — and t…

1
India Needs and Wants US Sorghum

1d ago

—

US Sorghum producers are excited about the potential India market opportunities.

1
Potato Crop Managment Planning is Key

2d ago

—

BASF offers products that can provide flexibility to respond to less frequent but potentially severe diseases such as late blight in potatoes.

1
New Pollinator Technology for Crops

2d ago

—

Power Pollen, is an IP company licensing seed companies to sell their innovative pollen technogy to assist with row crop viability.

1
Small Farms at the Heart of New USDA Policy

3d ago

—

A new suite of policies has been released under a new USDA initiative to support small family farms.

1
Steer and Beef Prices Expected to Upward Trend in 2026

4d ago

—

The USDA May meat and beef production forecast shows forecasted trends for 2026.

1
[AUDIO only] Office Hours LIVE Ep 137: From Brewery Talks to Retrofits: Sacramento’s Powrhouse 56:32

7d ago56:32

56:32

In episode 137, we bring you something truly special as we kick off "Powr Talk," a new reality mini-series where real commercial cultivators make data-driven, in-the-moment decisions—no scripts, no sets, just the authentic, behind-the-scenes life inside a working grow. This week, hosts Cian and Jason are joined by Kevin Crouch and Sergio Picazo fro…

1
Record Pork Exports to Mexico

7d ago

—

The US had record pork exports into Mexico in 2024 with more growth expected this year.

1
USDA Flagship CRP Sign-Ups Open

8d ago

—

Sign-ups are open for General CRP and Continuous CRP. More details on Continuous CRP in today's report.

1
JBS Collusion Lawsuit Agreement

9d ago

—

A proposed settlement with JBS for $83.5 million was preliminarily approved by the court. Cattle producers who sold live cattle to the big four packers or traded live cattle futures from June 1, 2015, to November 1, 2016, are eligible to file a claim under the settlement.

1
Feeder Cattle Hard to Find

10d ago

—

Risk management is key to when it comes to filling feedlots in the current tight cattle supply situation.

1
Immigration and the Dairy Industry

11d ago

—

Natinal Milk Producers Federation on immigration and work being done on the issue by the Trump Administration.

1
Even With Higher Cattle Prices, Some Segments Still Struggling

14d ago

—

The economic breakdown of the cattle industry.

1
US-UK Trade Positive for Agriculture.

15d ago

—

Agriculture faired well in the new US-UK Trade agreement according to USDA and NCBA.

1
Episode 05: Steven Cripe (@OMGrows) 1:23:25

16d ago1:23:25

1:23:25

In this immersive and visually rich episode of Only Grows, host Marcus Baldinger visits the mountain grow sanctuary of Steven Cripe — better known as @OMGrows. What starts as a casual walk through his hillside home and grow operation evolves into a raw, unfiltered conversation around craft cannabis, personal redemption, and the philosophy behind be…

1
Trade Stakes are High For Dairy Industry

16d ago

—

The dairy industry has a lot to lose in trade wars.

1
Charges Dropped in Federal Lands Maude Battle

18d ago

—

After a long battle, Charles and Heather Maude are no longer facing federal charges as issued by the Biden Administration in a federal lands dispute.

1
[AUDIO only] Office Hours LIVE Ep 136: Designing Future-Proof Facilities, Climate, Airflow, and Data Tips 59:05

21d ago59:05

59:05

In this week’s episode, host Cian and resident expert Jason are joined by Anders Peterson, Director of Horticulture at PIPP Horticulture. If you’ve ever marveled at wall-to-wall multi-tier canopies in a grow room, chances are PIPP had a hand in it—and Anders has been at the center of that evolution. Anders kicks things off by sharing his journey, f…

1
Wheat Market Development with the Beyond the Bushel Wheat Campaign

21d ago

—

US Wheat Associates recently held an event to continue to create and grow the African wheat market for US wheat producers.

1
Investing in Farmand During Current Times

22d ago

—

Generally, investing in farmland is still a good thing according to one ag economist.

1
Crop Insurance Trends

23d ago

—

It is expected that farmers took advantage of the Enhanced Coverage Option as part of their crop insurance strategy.

1
Farming in The Wind

25d ago

—

A reminder that the public is watching.

1
Inspecting for New World Screwworm

26d ago

—

One way US cattle producers can protect their herds against NWS is to be vigilant about inspecting their animals.

1
US Cattle and Pork Producers Losers in China Trade War

29d ago

—

US produces specific beef products for China due to their specific labels and product specifications.

1
Ethanol Expert Weighs in on Industry's Future

30d ago

—

The future of ethanol looks bright according a to a veteran in the industry.

1
Cattle Hybrid Coming to Supply Chain

1M ago

—

Research is being done to breed a dairy-beef hybrid for meat consumption.

1
Tariffs Needed to Correct Fair Trade for Cattle Producers

1M ago

—

The National Cattlemen's Beef Association says more trade agreements, correction of unfair trade practices, and holding trading partners accountable for not meeting agreement terms are all needed for a level playing field for beef producers.

1
Proper Vaccine Storage is Key to Immune Response

1M ago

—

Livestock vaccines must be stored and handled correctly in order to trigger an immune response against detrimental organisms.

1
Farm Bureau on USDA Layoffs, Office Closures, Consolidations

1M ago

—

American Farm Bureau Federation wants to make sure that farm programs remain efficient and effective for farmers despite talks of county office closures and staff layoffs.

1
Japanese Beef Buyers Tour US Beef Operations

1M ago

—

The US Meat Export Federation led a team of Japanese beef buyers in a US visit to showcase how the beef chain works and the quality beef products that are produced in the US.

1
Livestock Group Backs Tariff Strategy

1M ago

—

R-CALF USA says that they have been supporting an investigation into tariffs even before the Trump Administration's tariff announcements.

1
The Current Potash Story

1M ago

—

Canada supplies most of the domestic potash, and with the tariff situation, there could be some changes in prices and suppliers. As of right now there is not a tariff on Russian potash imports into the US.

1
A Success Story in Ag

1M ago

—

An example of how the playing field is starting to get more even due to the efforts of one state's check-off program.

1
R-CALF Supports Tariffs

1M ago

—

R-CALF USA says that tariffs are needed to boost domestic reinvestment in cattle herds and protect national security.

1
Episode 04: Jay Yokiel (@SaltsAndLeds) 1:22:53

1M ago1:22:53

1:22:53

In this episode of Only Grows, we sit down with Jay Yokiel, Senior Technical Facility Advisor at Athena (also known as @SaltsAndLeds on instagram), for a deep-dive into the art and science of cannabis cultivation. Jay shares his journey from basement grows to running two commercial facilities, and ultimately shaping cultivation strategy across the …

1
NFU Concerned About Tariff Durations

1M ago

—

National Farmers Union questions how long tariffs will be in place and what that might mean for the US ag industry.

1
USDA Makin Plans for Tariff Related Economic Relief

2M ago

—

Infrastructure is being put into place for tariff relief payments if there are long-term consequences from the recent US tariff implementation.

1
Wheat Group Says Section 302 Proposal to Costly for Wheat Exports

2M ago

—

Domestic incentives are a possible alternative to the Chinese ship fees issue, saying that the loss of exports would be extremely costly for US wheat growers.

1
Pork and Beef Exports Lower

2M ago

—

The US Meat Export Federation compiled data from the USDA, which shows that US exports of pork and beef are lower than in 2024.

1
Time is Ticking for Year Round Sales of E15

2M ago

—

Members of ACE recently traveled to Washington, DC, to encourage lawmakers to support and pass year-round sales of E15 before the summer driving season.

1
NCBA Continues Work on Transportation Issues

2M ago

—

If passed by Congress, the US would have a pilot program that allow for increased truck weights.

1
Cattle Pricing Trends

2M ago

—

Market Analyst Brian Irey, expects cattle prices to continue to trend higher.

1
Ag Markets Reflect Uncertainty

2M ago

—

Weather and oversold markets are playing a key role in ag market volatility right now.

1
Farm Service Agency Economic Assistance Payments

2M ago

—

The FSA will beging issuing payments for the 2023 and 2024 crop year disaster claims.

1
Farmer Funded Dairy Export Program Revisited

2M ago

—

The Cooperatives Working Together Program is back on the table to help the US dairy industry find additional export markets.

1
The Foundation of a Healthy Crop: Getting Substrate Saturation and Rooting-In Right with Jon Jirikovec | Ep 20 54:54

2M ago54:54

54:54

Send us a text In Episode 20 of the GroShow Podcast, host Riley Jones welcomes Grodan Crop Specialist Jon Jirikovec for a deep dive into one of the most important (and often underestimated) parts of a successful grow: initial substrate saturation and rooting strategy. From troubleshooting dry-back issues to dialing in daily irrigations, Jon shares …