What does the new-crop basis tell you, and how do you know when to jump into the market?

When the person in charge of the cattle drive yells something indiscernible from 300 yards away, accompanied by frantic hand/arm motions (given that rotator cuff injury he’s been ignoring), everyone is supposed to know exactly what he means. Isn’t it obvious?

Claas new-generation tractor additions, a feed-through fly control and faster soil analysis top the list for new products.

The officer finally asked me, “Is there anything on this truck that is road legal?” I laughed, which was really awkward when I realized he wasn’t joking.

Idaho Hay and Forage Association President Will Ricks joins us today on the podcast. Will raises hay for Idaho livestock, as well as for the export markets. Hay has become Idaho’s #2 field crop in 2022, edging past wheat for the first time.