Max Armstrong talks about turkey prices and shares the top turkey producing states in the U.S.  

This week on “In the cab with Pioneer”, Luke Lilja, Ridott, Illinois, where he grows corn, soybean, and wheat.  In 2022 he received 1^st place in the National Corn Growers Corn Yield Contest, and he talks about what management practices he used to reach those yields. Luke shares the biggest challenges he faced throughout the growing season with plant health and how harvest looks overall on the farm.

Ray Brownfield, Land Pro, LLC., joins Max to discuss the latest on the farmland market and many factors that play into those prices. Ray talks about the concerns of foreign ownership, urban development, tax law and more with farmland.

This week in Colby Ag Tech, Chad Colby is at Agritechnica and shares new products and technology unveiled at the show and highlights the New Holland CR11 Combine.

Mike is joined by Peter Bachmann, President & CEO – USA Rice to talk more about the supply issue for rice. Peter shares what has changed globally to drive the spotlight to rice, the opportunity for U.S. rice growers as well as a harvest and yield update.

Willie Vogt reporting from Agritechnica in Germany. Charlie O’Brien, Secretary General, Agrievolution Alliance, shares what this trade show means for agriculture technology.

Greg Soulje joins Mike and gives his weather forecast for the week ahead and what to expect in the upcoming forecast.

Max’s Tractor Shed spotlights a 1988 Case IH 7110 owned by Dave Fred in Rochester, Indiana.

Mark Stock shares this week’s report from BigIron Auctions.

This week the FFA Tribute goes to Arkansas State FFA Eastern V.P., Austin Guyot.

Max is joined in the studio by Lee Klancer, octanepress.com to share his Farmall Century book that takes you back in time through history, research, and photography.

This Week in Agribusiness features market news, ag technology, weather and farm management and equipment information and opinions. This leading ag news program airs weekly on RFD-TV, and can be found each week on FarmProgress.com.