Mike and Max open the show from the trade show floor at Commodity Classic. They’re joined by Randy Spronk, chairman, USMEF, to talk about meat exports, EU exports and trade sentiment this year.

Jim McCormick, agmarket.net, joins Mike to talk markets, including market signals, soybean prices vs Brazil, cattle market improvement and cautions, dollar value, lack of exports and more.

Max talks to Kendal Quandahl, manager, precision field team, Case IH, about what Case is hearing from producers and how they’re using Case IH equipment and technology for efficiency on the farm.

Greg Soulje is in with a weather forecast for the week.

Mike visited with Bill Dickhut, president, Geringhoff North America, about their technology and articulating corn heads, flex draper heads, decomposition options and more.

Mike also talked to Marc Heater, U.S. sales manager, Amazone, about their fertilizer spreaders, company growth and more.

Doug Whitehead, COO, Clean Fuels Alliance America, joins Mike to talk about renewable fuels, including biodiesel, and how the soybean fits into the clean fuel search. As well as adding value to soybeans, energy security and more.

Greg is back with an extended weather outlook.

Sarah McNaughton, Dakota Farmer editor, Farm Progress, talks with Mike about the new Farm Progress podcast, FP Next. They also chat about the upcoming growing season in the Dakotas.

There are tractors driven to school for FFA week in Max's Tractor Shed this week.

Mark Stock shares the lineup for BigIron Auctions.

The FFA tribute this week goes to Gretchen Anthony, Brock Johnson FFA sentinel.

In the ag tech segment, Chad Colby talks about the new John Deere machines, including the new high-horsepower 9RX tractors, and the S7 series combines.

Caleb Ragland, American Soybean Association vice president, joins Mike to talk about priorities for ASA and soybean growers across the country, as well as getting involved in local organizations.

This Week in Agribusiness features market news, ag technology, weather and farms, weekly on RFD-TV, and can be found each week on FarmProgress.com.