Midday

Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul gives an update on how much snow is possible. Rebel visits with Jessica Groskopf about details about the upcoming Women in Agriculture Conference. Brandon fills in for Sports. Austin has latest News. Alex talks with Extension Educator Greg Puckett to discuss information about private, commercial and non-commercial pesticide training. Clay visits with John Payne from Chicago.

Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains how long above normal temperatures will last before much colder air arrives. Bryce breaks down a new partnership between the Nebraska Corn Board and Casey’s General Stores, motorists in the state will have increased access to higher blends of American Ethanol. Alex visits with Edgar Farmer John Greer about the partnership. Austin has the latest News update. Bob talks financials in the Business Report and Clay visits with John Payne from Chicago.

Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul gives the latest on when it will be mild and turns colder. Scholarships are available to entrepreneurial-students that will be attending UNL in the fall. We'll learn more about the Engler Agribusiness Entrepreneurship Program scholarship funds with audio from program director Tom Field. Austin has the latest News. Shalee is joined by Bonita Lederer, Director of Producer Education with the NE Cattlemen, discussing their upcoming Gala, happening in Lexington this Saturday. Dave steps in for the Business Report and Clay chats with John Payne from Chicago.

Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul gives a look at what day will be the warmest. Bryce learns about the U.S. Custom Harvesters Organization. Jayson recaps the weekend in Sports. Dave has the latest News update. Bob breaks down financial info in the Business Report and Clay visits with John Payne from Chicago.

Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains the timing on when rain and freezing rain is likely and when precipitation changes to snow. Shalee visits Erin Fitzpatrick, Grain and Oilseeds Analyst with Rabobank, discussing how issues from 2019 could follow us into 2020 and what global impacts we could weather in the new year. Jayson has the latest Sports. Austin steps in for News. We begin our top five countdown of the biggest Ag stories of the year. Today we look at African Swine Fever and the issues it has caused. Shalee returns with Hannah Thompson-Weeman, VP of Communications for the Animal Ag Alliance, discussing important things all animal Ag producers should be doing to protect their operations. Dewey recaps with John Payne from Chicago.

Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains how much precipitation will occur from a Winter Storm Tomorrow Night through Saturday Night. The American Farm Bureau Federation is celebrating 100 years as an organization. We hear from Vice President Scott VanderWal about the 100th year and beyond. Jayson says a few Husker legends made the All-Time team in Sports. Dave recaps the latest News and Dewey chats with John Payne from Chicago.

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Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul gives the latest on a dry warming trend. Jayson recaps the weekend in Sports. Dave gives details on numerous wrecks from Sunday. Shalee catches up with Lori Cox, Executive Director of the NE State Fair, discussing details from their board meeting that took place Friday. Bob breaks down the Business Report. Bryce learns about a competition to create autonomous robots capable of performing agricultural tasks and Clay catches up with John Payne from Chicago.

Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains where the best chance for accumulating snow will be this weekend. Jayson previews a big weekend for Husker and Loper volleyball in Sports. Dave has one final look at News. Shalee sits down with Director of National Affairs for the NE Farm Bureau, Joran Dux to discuss the Ag Labor Bill that was just passed in the House. Bob steps in for the Business Report and Clay visits with John Payne from Chicago.

Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains how long the milder temperatures will last. Shalee is joined by Senator Deb Fishcer to discuss the Real Meat Act that she introduced into the Senate yesterday. Austin recaps the latest News. Shalee returns with Spencer Walahoski, the overall winner of the first ever "Fed Steer Challenge". Bruce talks to U.S. Secretary of Ag, Sonny Perdue during his stop in Nebraska and Clay talks with John Payne from Chicago.

Today on Midday: Paul breaks down the forecast in Ag Weather. Shalee visits with Congressman Adrian Smith to discuss the USMCA and the agreement that was announced yesterday. Jayson provides a Sports update. Dave recaps the latest regional News. Bob breaks down the Business Report and Clay visits with John Payne from Chicago.

Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains how long dry weather and a warming trend will last. Jayson has the latest in Sports. Austin steps in for a News update. Shalee visits with Jeff Stolle, VP of Marketing for the Nebraska Cattlemen, with part 1 of a 2 part interview discussing events leading up to the Holcomb plant fire and the immediate aftermath. Bob recaps the latest financial reports in the Business Report.

Today on Midday: Paul explains how long the cold snap will last in Ag Weather. Jayson recaps a big weekend in Loper athletics in Sports. Dave has a News update. Shalee visits with Dr. Jeff Fox with Bovine Veterinarian Management Resources, discussing what a secure beef supply program is and the importance of cattle producers implementing them. Bob has the first look at the Business Report. Bruce Gaarder talks with Andy Curliss, CEO of the North Carolina Pork Council. He has been on the firing line of the battle to eliminate animal agriculture for years. He talks about the threat and the millions and millions of dollars behind the efforts to totally eliminate animal agriculture. Clay chats with John Payne from Chicago.

Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul says snow is possible. Bryce learns more about Christmas Tree production in Nebraska with Scott Lund, who is the manger of Nebraska's largest Christmas tree farm. Jayson recaps the UNK Volleyball National Tournament win in Sports. Dave has one final look at News. Bob steps in for the Business Report. Clay finishes Midday with John Payne from Chicago.

Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul details how warm and how long a warming trend will last. Shalee talks with Mike Drinnin, President of the Nebraska Cattlemen, from their annual convention and trade show going on now in Kearney. Clay visits with Rich Felts, President Kansas Farm Bureau, talks about the key policies KFB will be watching in 2020. Jayson has the latest Sports while Austin steps in for News.

Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul details when it will cool down briefly in the next few days. Jayson previews tonight's UNK basketball games. Dave gives the latest regional News. Bryce recaps the The Alliance for the Future of Agriculture in Nebraska and We Support Ag annual meeting. Clay is joined by Terry Holdren, CEO Kansas Farm Bureau, as he catches us up on the first two days of the KFB's annual meeting. Bob has the Business Report and Dewey talks to John Payne from Chicago.

KRVN Midday Podcast 12-2

Today on Midday: Shalee visits with Al Dutcher to preview the weekend forecast. Jayson has a Sports update. Dave tells us about the latest regional News. Bob has the week's final look at the financials in the Business Report. Shalee also visits with Ed Elfman, Senior Vice President, Agriculture and Rural Banking Policy for the American Bankers Association, discussing themes from their recent conference, land values, and opportunities. Clay catches up with John Payne from Chicago.

Today on Midday: Paul has the latest forecast in Ag Weather. Austin recaps the recent regional News. State Senator Steve Erdman joins Bryce to discuss the efforts under to find a solution to high property taxes and shares information on the ballot initiative to lower property taxes. Bob has a Business Report and Dewey chats with John Payne from Chicago.

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