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Mississippi Crop Situation Podcast

Mississippi State Extension
Agriculture
Mississippi
Corn
Mississippi State University
Soybeans
Cotton
Rice
Weed Control
Agricultural Practices
Endangered Species Act
Johnson Grass
Weed Management
Ryegrass
Herbicides
Row Crop Short Course
Agricultural Technology
Soybean
Precision Agriculture
Soil Sampling
Mississippi Delta

The Mississippi Crop Situation podcast is provided by Mississippi State University Extension Service specialists responsible for agricultural row crops. Our goal is to provide Mississippi agricultural producers, consultants, farmers, and industry with up-to-date, timely, science-based information you can use to help maintain profitability.

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Latest Episodes

In this episode of the Crop Doctors’ Podcast, Tom and Jason sat down with Will Eubank to break down what the 2026 rice season is shaping up like in Mississippi. The conversation covers shifts in acreage along with a look at the mix of varieties and h... more

Jason and Tom are joined in the Crop Doctors’ Podcast studio by Jay Mahaffey from the Scott Learning Center for a detailed discussion on nematode management in Mississippi crops. They begin with the importance of proper nematode identification, expla... more

In this episode of the Crop Doctors’ Podcast, Tom and Jason visited with Mississippi State Climatologist Mike Brown to unpack the persistent drought conditions that have impacted the state over the past year. Mike described the current conditions as ... more

In this episode of the Crop Doctors’ Podcast, Brian Arnall from Oklahoma State University joins Tom and Jason to share his firsthand experience evaluating biological products in production agriculture. The conversation dives into just how many produc... more

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Recent Guests

Mike Brown
State Climatologist for Mississippi
Mississippi State University Extension Service
Episode: Tracking Mississippi’s Persistent Drought with State Climatologist Mike Brown
Brian Arnall
Soil scientist discussing biologicals in agriculture
Oklahoma State University (as referenced in conversation)
Episode: Sorting Through Biologicals in Modern Crop Production
Justin Calhoun
Guest expert planted plots; involved in on-farm trials and planning discussions
Mississippi State University Extension (assumed)
Episode: Early Soybean in Mississippi’s Unusual Spring
Tyler Soignier
Agronomy researcher, Brown Loam Branch Experiment Station, Central Mississippi
Mississippi State University Extension Service
Episode: Working for Growers in Central Mississippi
Stafford Shurden
A farmer from Drew, Mississippi, with deep roots in Delta agriculture
Shurden Farms, Drew, Mississippi
Episode: A Conversation with Stafford Shurden, Yeoman Farmer
Wes Lowe
Co-developer of the hole punch/pipe-roller concept
Mississippi State University Extension (Crop Doctors)
Episode: (Hole)punching Above Our Weight
Eric Prostko
Professor/Weed Science
University of Georgia
Episode: Public Perception vs. Reality for Pesticides in Agriculture
John Byrd
Weed science expert
Mississippi State University Extension
Episode: Public Perception vs. Reality for Pesticides in Agriculture
Bill O'Neal
Farmer from Shelby, Mississippi, and collaborator in on-farm soybean demonstrations.
Episode: How On-Farm Soybean Demonstrations Drive Smarter Variety Decisions

Host

Tom
Host of the podcast and a member of the Mississippi State University Extension Service.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 63 ratings
  • Facts and experience

    Great podcast. Research based, with practical application results.

    The hosts and guests are well versed, experienced, and grounded.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Noel Stevens
    Australiaa year ago
  • Always great

    Always enjoy the informative talks from guest Jason and Tom have

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Cottonchecker
    United States3 years ago
  • Very informative

    These guys do an excellent job of providing timely information for MS farmers.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    cdsimmons3
    United States5 years ago

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The hosts and guests are recognized for their expertise and engaging discussions that reflect real-world farming situations.
Informative content tailored specifically to Mississippi-based agricultural producers is frequently highlighted.
Listeners appreciate the practical and science-based approach to agriculture covered in episodes.

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Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Tracking Mississippi’s Persistent Drought with State Climatologist Mike Brown
Q: What is the history behind naming tropical storms and winter storms, and have we always named winter storms?
Winter storms are not officially named by the National Weather Service; the naming is a media-driven practice. Tropical storms use a formal list from the National Hurricane Center, and when storms are major, certain names can be retired.
2025 Row Crop Short Course Platinum Sponsor—Greenlight Biosciences
Q: What about the ones with herbicidal activity?
They have a horseweed marestail product that is currently being tested and is weed-specific, with plans to create broader spectrum products.
2025 Row Crop Short Course Platinum Sponsor—Greenlight Biosciences
Q: What do you have that's already available that can be used from an RNAI standpoint to manage plant pathogens?
Currently, Greenlight does not have any RNAi products available for plant pathogens but has submitted a powdery mildew product for table grapes to the EPA.
2025 Row Crop Short Course Platinum Sponsor—First South Farm Credit
Q: So how does that affect y'all's business?
Bonds discusses their partnership with growers, acknowledging the cyclical nature of agriculture and their efforts to support clients through various challenges.
2025 Row Crop Short Course Platinum Sponsor—First South Farm Credit
Q: So why don't one of you talk about the loan process overall?
Noah explains the process, highlighting it depends on what the customer needs, emphasizing the importance of understanding individual scenarios.

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Focused on agricultural advancements and best practices, this podcast centers around issues pertinent to row crop farming. The discussions delve into topics such as the integration of technology, effective pest management, and sustainable farming practices, featuring insights from experts and professionals in the field. Episodes often reflect on recent developments in agricultural technology, regulatory changes, and innovative strategies to enhance crop yield and quality. This makes it a critical resource for farmers, agricultural consultants, and anyone involved in the agricultural industry seeking practical knowledge and insights to navigate contemporary farming challenges.

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1. Mike Brown
2. Brian Arnall
3. Justin Calhoun
4. Tyler Soignier
5. Stafford Shurden
6. Wes Lowe
7. Eric Prostko
8. John Byrd

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