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Send us Fan Mail Today we start with a report on the November Class I uniform price going above $20 for the first time since July. We also learn about a new USDA cattle report that will take out a big "black hole" in the market. We finish with a look at corn markets looking for a bottom.

Send us Fan Mail Today we review the new President and CEO that will lead the International Dairy Foods Association, then pivot to a look at how USDA's new heifer retention insurance for cattle producers will impact markets. We wrap up with a quick look at five tips for establishing a strong farm partnership.

Send us Fan Mail Today we start with a look at how cheese prices are sliding thanks to changing consumer habits, then pivot to a look at whether cattle markets can continue a bull run after last week's success. We finish with an announcement from USDA that there will be support for high diesel prices.

Send us Fan Mail Today we start with a look at a bullish run in dairy markets last week, then pivot to a deep dive on the beef cow herd rebuild. We finish with a look at how El Nino could finally be here and how it could impact spring planting.

Send us Fan Mail Today we start with a report on September uniform milk prices and how they continue to slide. We then transition to auction markets and how we're not seeing fall calves coming to town. Finally we look at how transitioning the farm business is more than just assets. It's an opportunity to leave a legacy and mentor the next generation.

Send us Fan Mail Today we talk about how protein prices are driving up the cost of whey, and how replacement beef female prices are rising, which is slowing the herd rebuild. We finish up with what to consider before selling grain this fall.

Send us Fan Mail Today we focus on two topics. First is the convergence between a tight supply of beef and the stalling of prices in wholesale beef markets. We finish with a look at tax tips for those buying or selling land before the end of the year.

Send us Fan Mail Today we start with a look at how milk powder prices continue to strengthen as cheese prices rebound, but butter continues to slump. We also look at how cattle prices rallied late last week and what could be on the horizon. We finish with how government payments could help offset higher input crop input costs, including diesel prices.

Send us Fan Mail Today we start with news on the new Dairy Checkoff leader, then pivot to new initiatives from USDA for grazing lands allotments. We finish with and update on commodity markets after the WASDE surprise from last week.

Send us Fan Mail Today we start with a look at the latest WASDE report and a drop in milk production forecast. Then we go through a report from Dave Weaber at Terrain regarding Q4 cattle markets, and finish up back at the WASDE report and a surprise increase in projected corn yield.

Send us Fan Mail Today we start with a look at dairy exports from the August USDEC report, then offer some tips on risk management practices when purchasing fall feeder calves. We finish with a look at volatility in grain and oilseed markets.

Send us Fan Mail Today we start off with a look at how protein is reshaping the dairy market from farm to table. We shift over to a look at plunging feeder margins, and wrap up with the news from the White House about making red-dye diesel more available.

Send us Fan Mail Today we briefly talk about a new workforce option for dairy farmers, then we shift to an update on the Kansas ICE raids and how that impacted the beef industry in southwest Kansas. We finish up with a look at five tips to help your farm reach financial success.

Send us Fan Mail Today we start with how the dairy market continues to diverge toward protein products. We then talk about the advantages beef producers will have when marketing fall calves. We wrap up with the IRS implications of leasing or buying equipment.

Send us Fan Mail Today we start with a look at how the value of beef cross calves is keeping milk prices from growing, and how Japanese consumers are driving demand for U.S. beef. We also look at new legislation in California that raises the farmworker minimum wage to $19.75.