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Iowa PBS
Agriculture
Corn
Wheat
Soybeans
Iowa
Russia
China
Ukraine
Climate Change
Mental Health
El Niño
Farming
Soil Health
Estate Planning
Commodity Markets
Covid-19
Drought
Tariffs
Energy Transition
Cattle Market

Each week, go beyond the headlines to hear what the stories the show's producers have been pursuing as they travel around the lower 48 states. Plus, learn more about the market analysts who have broken down the commodity markets for more than four decades on the nationally-distributed program.

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FBN's Charles Baron discusses how AI is transforming farm decision-making in 2026, from an AI advisor named for Norman Borlaug to price transparency that has saved farmers more than $500 million. Plus: tariffs, input costs, and why some farmers are s... more

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The Iran conflict's impact on fertilizer markets, the economic maturity of ethanol, and why maritime shipping may be the most overlooked near-term demand opportunity for corn farmers right now. All of this is happening against a backdrop of tightenin... more

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From empty reservoirs to rising wildfire risk, a dry and warm winter is setting the stage for a difficult year ahead. We break down how snowpack loss impacts drinking water, food production, and even air quality far beyond the Rockies.

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A century of good farming, clear thinking, and right living. That's the Iowa Master Farmer program, and this week we're at its 100th anniversary celebration with the organization's president, a descendant of founder Henry Wallace, and one of this yea... more

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Recent Guests

Charles Barron
Represents Farmers Business Network (FBN)
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Jacqui Fatka
Farm supply and biofuel economist
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Episode: Biofuels at a Crossroads With Policy and Politics Again at Play
Allie Mazurek
Engagement climatologist
Colorado Climate Center, Colorado State University
Episode: Hot, Dry, No Snow Raises Alarm From the West
Jeff Jorgensen
President of Iowa Master Farmers (this year)
Iowa Master Farmers
Episode: Celebrating 100 Years of Master Farmers in Iowa
Rob Fleming
Great-nephew of Henry Wallace and participant in discussions about Master Farmers
Family of Henry Wallace; Iowa connections
Episode: Celebrating 100 Years of Master Farmers in Iowa
Steve Meyer
Master Farmer awardee, Nebraska? farm in extreme northeast Iowa
Meyer Farm
Episode: Celebrating 100 Years of Master Farmers in Iowa
Jane Meyer
Spouse/partner in Meyer Farm, active in operation and interview
Meyer Farm
Episode: Celebrating 100 Years of Master Farmers in Iowa
Ben Johnston
Chief Operating Officer at Kapitus
Kapitus
Episode: Tariffs Spark Survival and Entrepreneurial Mode For Small Businesses and Lenders
Sean Cash
Professor in global nutrition, Tufts University
Tufts University
Episode: Protein, Politics, and Policy: What the New Dietary Guidelines Really Mean for American Farmers and Consumers

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Paul Yeager
Host of Market to Market and related shows, with extensive background in agricultural markets and programming.

Reviews

4.5 out of 5 stars from 35 ratings
  • Great podcast to accompany the tv show

    I’m a winegrower from CA but I enjoy the agricultural focus and highlighting of interested and talented people in our industry.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ErikMallea
    United States5 years ago
  • Stories to lift you up & help you understand

    I love the conversational mode... it feels like I was there as Paul talks to the person he is interviewing.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    benoitian
    United States7 years ago
  • The Court Jester Loves His Farm

    Loved hearing Dan talk about growing up on a squid farm in Northeast Iowa while teaching Paul the art of "milking squids."

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    JohnnyB...
    United States8 years ago

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Listeners appreciate the host's conversational style and depth on agricultural topics.
Episodes highlight stories and expertise from farmers and agribusiness to inform listeners.
Shows feel personal and insightful, with guests who offer practical perspectives.

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Tariffs Spark Survival and Entrepreneurial Mode For Small Businesses and Lenders
Q: What ends the discussion about tariffs in the long run?
The guest suggests that despite unpredictability, some level of tariffs is likely to remain, with ongoing adaptation by small businesses and a shift toward more domestically produced goods and automation; in the long term, the economy will adjust.
Tariffs Spark Survival and Entrepreneurial Mode For Small Businesses and Lenders
Q: Has this era of tariff policy been unique historically, or is there a parallel in the last 50 years?
The guest argues tariffs are different from past policy, citing Smoot-Hawley as a historical trigger and suggesting today's issues are less about tariffs alone and more about oil prices, global supply chains, and automation.
Tariffs Spark Survival and Entrepreneurial Mode For Small Businesses and Lenders
Q: What about refunds from the Supreme Court ruling—could a Small Business Relief Act work?
The host explains that the relief could theoretically return tariffs paid in 2025 to affected businesses, but any such refund would be contingent on legislation; consumers may not see direct price reductions if refunds occur.
Tariffs Spark Survival and Entrepreneurial Mode For Small Businesses and Lenders
Q: Do you have examples where tariffs encouraged domestic manufacturing or relocation of operations?
While direct new factories funded by existing borrowers are not common, there is evidence of a growing domestic manufacturing base and a trend toward repatriation, aided by automation and energy costs making U.S. production more attractive.
Tariffs Spark Survival and Entrepreneurial Mode For Small Businesses and Lenders
Q: Given the tariff uncertainty, how hard does it make your job to help small businesses?
Tariffs add complexity for lenders; small businesses remain a steady demand for capital, with lenders trying to anticipate needs and sometimes financing purchases to front-load or hedge for upcoming tariff changes.

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Market to Market features in-depth conversations with agriculture-focused guests ranging from farmers and trade policy advocates to agricultural economists and educators. Episodes frequently cover farm economics, market dynamics, policy impacts, weather and climate, and practical farming insights, often weaving personal stories with data-driven analysis. A notable strength is tying global market trends to on-the-ground farming realities, making it useful for listeners who want actionable context for investments, policy, or farming operations. The show stands out for its long-running perspective on rural economies, hands-on guest expertise, and a practical, policy-informed approach to agricultural markets.

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1. Charles Barron
2. Jacqui Fatka
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4. Jeff Jorgensen
5. Rob Fleming
6. Steve Meyer
7. Jane Meyer
8. Ben Johnston

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