Midday

Today on Midday: Paul says severe weather is possible today/tonight in a full look in Ag Weather, Alex chats with Nate Blum from the Nebraska Sorghum Board. Jayson previews Husker Football Fan Day in sports. Dave has the latest in news, including the Aubrey Trail neck slashing. Susan continues her chat with Land O'Lakes about rural infrastructure and Bob has the latest business report. Shalee has an update from the National Pork Producers Council recent call and Dewey visits with John Payne from Chicago.

Today on Midday: Paul says warmer/drier weather is in the forecast this week in a full look in Ag Weather, Susan visits with Land O'Lakes about the rural economy. Jayson is back with sports and the CWS. Bob has the latest in local news. Dave chats with Mrs. Nebraska. Bob returns with the business report. Bryce talks about growing hemp in Nebraska and Clay visits with John Payne from Chicago.

Today on Midday: Paul is in with a weekend look at Ag Weather, Chad joins us for the weekly update with Nebraska Ag Climatologist Al Dutcher. Brandon fills in for Jayson on sports with information about Isiah Roby being drafted. Dave has the latest in local news. Clay talks about Dairy Month. Bob is in with the business report. Shalee checks in with Friday's in The Field and Dewey visits with John Payne from Chicago.

Today on Midday: Paul is in with a severe storm forecast in Ag Weather, The Engler Entrepreneurship Journey learns about Hundred Hills Hops and Vines. Brandon fills in for Jayson on sports with audio from Will Bolt's presser. Dave has the latest in local news. Bryce visits with Brad Luebben to discuss the latest in ag policy and Bob is in with the business report. Susan chats about beef reduction and Dewey visits with John Payne.

Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul says warmer and dryer weather is on the horizon. Shalee chats with BASF. Brandon fills in for Jayson on sports. Dave has the latest in local news. Susan talks about the scuttlebutt with the NYC mayor wanting to slash beef consumption and Bob is in with the latest business report. Susan rejoins Midday as she visits with the New York Beef Producers Association and Dewey visits with John Payne about the latest on markets.

Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul is back with precipitation on the docket. Susan visits the U.S. Grain Council, Jayson recaps the CWS in sports. Dave has the latest in local news. Clay sheds light on livestock dealer checks bouncing. Bob is in with the latest business report. Chabella has an agronomist update from Gering and Dewey visits with John Payne about the latest on markets.

Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, the pattern continues. Bryce visits with Dr. Brad Luebben, Jayson previews CWS. Dave has the latest in local news. Shalee beats the heat with wheat. Hear the latest from tech stocks with Bob. A dairy update with Susan and Clay visits with John Payne about the latest on markets.

Bryce Anderson with DTN talks about the latest weather models.

Nebraska Extension Agricultural Climatologist, Al Dutcher, breaks down the short and long term forecast.

Nebraska Extension Agricultural Climatologist, Al Dutcher, talks about the precipitation expected over the next week and whether or not the forecast will be favorable for planting across the entire corn belt.

Nebraska Extension Agricultural Climatologist, Al Dutcher, says those planning their long weekend near water will want to stay alert for possible flooding and talks about precipitation into the extended forecast.

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Nebraska Extension Agricultural Climatologist, Al Dutcher, talks about the severe weather activity we could experience headed into the weekend and possible rain in the forecast for next week.

Learn how Grant Suddarth built Terrace Ag, an agriculture appraisal software, despite knowing nothing about software development. Suddarth is a May 2019 graduate of the University of Nebraska- Lincoln. He now works full time for his business.

May is Beef Month in Nebraska! IANR Vice Chancellor Mike Boehm joins Bryce Doeschot to explore how the University of Nebraska- Lincoln plays a critical role in contributing to the Nebraska beef industry from soil health to genetics to feedlot management and everything in between.

Director Steve Wellman talks about moving forward one month plus after floods & blizzards.

Aline DeLucia, Director of Public Policy with the National Association of State Departments of Agriculture, discusses why the EPA is looking to limit states' ability to restrict federal pesticides and how they've reached out on the issue.

Norfolk's Mayor, Josh Moenning, talks with Scott Foster about the next step for Nebraska as it's infrastructure is replaced. He says don't just rebuild - rethink.

Under Secretary Northey talks about the flooding seen on the Iowa side of the Missouri River.