This year Commodity Classic’s pivoted from a live show—originally scheduled to take place in San Antonio— to a digital online format has created some unique opportunities for the 2021 Special Edition of Commodity Classic.
The 2021 Special Edition of Commodity Classic featured more than 50 educational sessions that will be delivered digitally direct to farmers across the nation and around the world March 2-5, 2021.
http://media.ruralradio.co/wordpress/2021/03/3-3-21-CC-Spotlight-Crary-Industries-1-4.mp3
Mac Marshall . VP, Market Intelligence at United Soybean Board and United States Soybean Export Council talks on exports in the bean market.
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Jian Jin Assistant Professor, Agricultural & Biological Engineering talks about LeafSpec
http://media.ruralradio.co/wordpress/2021/03/3-3-21-CC-Spotlight-Crary-Industries-3-4.mp3
Mac Marshall . VP, Market Intelligence at United Soybean Board and United States Soybean Export Council talks about climate & its roll in agriculture
http://media.ruralradio.co/wordpress/2021/03/3-3-21-CC-Spotlight-Crary-Industries-NECB-4-4.mp3
NCGA President, John Linder talks about the Biden Administration
http://media.ruralradio.co/wordpress/2021/03/3-4-21-Commodity-Classic-Crary-1-4.mp3
Todd Stucke, with Kubota talks on equipment manufacturing going forward.
http://media.ruralradio.co/wordpress/2021/03/3-4-21-Commodity-Classic-Crary-NECB-2-4.mp3
Sam Bartee with Helena Chemical talks on weed control.
http://media.ruralradio.co/wordpress/2021/03/3-4-21-Commodity-Classic-Crary-3-4.mp3
Bill Hurley with Agco talks about right to repair.
http://media.ruralradio.co/wordpress/2021/03/3-4-21-Commodity-Classic-Crary-NECB-4-4.mp3
Brandon Hunnicutt is on the NCGA Board & the NE Corn Board, he shares his thoughts on the virtual Commodity Classic
http://media.ruralradio.co/wordpress/2021/03/3-5-21-CC-Spotlight-Crary-Industries-1-4.mp3
Dave Milligan NAWG President will continue this year for a 2nd term. He talks goals of NAWG.
http://media.ruralradio.co/wordpress/2021/03/3-5-21-CC-Spotlight-Crary-Industries-NECB-2-4.mp3
Michael Langemeier, Professor, Department of Agricultural Economics Purdue University gives a market outlook.
http://media.ruralradio.co/wordpress/2021/03/3-5-21-CC-Spotlight-Crary-Industries-3-4.mp3
Judd O’Connor is president of the U.S. Commercial Business for Corteva Agriscience. He said to move forward, we need to look back.
http://media.ruralradio.co/wordpress/2021/03/3-5-21-CC-Spotlight-Crary-Industries-NECB-4-4.mp3
Dave Merrell Ne Corn Board talks about this years Corn Congress
This year Commodity Classic’s pivoted from a live show—originally scheduled to take place in San Antonio— to a digital online format has created some unique opportunities for the 2021 Special Edition of Commodity Classic.
The 2021 Special Edition of Commodity Classic featured more than 50 educational sessions that will be delivered digitally direct to farmers across the nation and around the world March 2-5, 2021.
Mac Marshall . VP, Market Intelligence at United Soybean Board and United States Soybean Export Council talks on exports in the bean market.
Jian Jin Assistant Professor, Agricultural & Biological Engineering talks about LeafSpec
Mac Marshall . VP, Market Intelligence at United Soybean Board and United States Soybean Export Council talks about climate & its roll in agriculture
NCGA President, John Linder talks about the Biden Administration
Todd Stucke, with Kubota talks on equipment manufacturing going forward.
Sam Bartee with Helena Chemical talks on weed control.
Bill Hurley with Agco talks about right to repair.
Brandon Hunnicutt is on the NCGA Board & the NE Corn Board, he shares his thoughts on the virtual Commodity Classic
Dave Milligan NAWG President will continue this year for a 2nd term. He talks goals of NAWG.
Michael Langemeier, Professor, Department of Agricultural Economics Purdue University gives a market outlook.
Judd O’Connor is president of the U.S. Commercial Business for Corteva Agriscience. He said to move forward, we need to look back.
Dave Merrell Ne Corn Board talks about this years Corn Congress