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The Nebraska CropWatch Podcast provides the latest research-based information from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln on crop production, pest management, and related agricultural information for Nebraska farmers and agribusinesses. CropWatch Podcasts feature researchers, extension educators, and other experts. For more information on these topics, visit www.cropwatch.unl.edu , where new articles ... more

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Updates on soybean gall midge, southern rust, and a look at the weather for the upcoming week. A break from the heat is coming for the eastern half of the state but how long will it last?

This episode features Damian Mason, host of The Business of Agriculture comes on to talk about why Daylight Savings Time really doesn't have many benefits for agriculture and why year-round DST may actually be more harmful. We then transition into di... more

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Damian Mason
Business of Agriculture founder and speaker
The Business of Agriculture
Episode: Episode 249. Sepcial guest: Damian Mason talks daylight savings time and upcoming western water challenges
Bryce Anderson
Analyst from DTN, guest on the episode
DTN
Episode: Episode 243: Wheat issues and what El Nino may mean this summer and fall
Gary Stone
Extension Educator, Payonell (Payne County?); invited guest covering drought outlook
Nebraska Extension
Episode: Episode 234. Better chances for moisture coming
Corey Walters
Dr. Corey Walters, Agricultural Economics
University of Nebraska
Episode: Episode 234. Better chances for moisture coming
Hannah Birgé
Nature Conservancy staff member; works with agri-food sector to align conservation and business outcomes
The Nature Conservancy
Episode: Episode 226. The relationship between The Nature Conservancy and agriculture: Hannah Birge and Jacob Fritton
Jacob Fritton
Director of Agriculture for the Nebraska Chapter; on-the-ground conservation and farmer engagement lead
The Nature Conservancy
Episode: Episode 226. The relationship between The Nature Conservancy and agriculture: Hannah Birge and Jacob Fritton
Ernie Goss
Director of Economic Inquiry and Professor of Economics at Creighton University
Creighton University
Episode: Episode 223. State of the agricultural economy with Dr. Ernie Goss (Professor at Creighton)
Ernie Goss, Ph.D.
Economist, Creighton University
Creighton University
Episode: Episode 222. Short update on Saturday snow and milder weather next week
Judah Cohen
Dr. Judah Cohen, MIT/Atmospheric Environmental Research
MIT, Atmospheric Environmental Research
Episode: Episode 221. Implications of polar vortex stretching or SSW: Dr. Judah Cohen (AER/MIT)

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Eric Hunt
Host of CropWatch Podcasts, Nebraska Extension
Ira Kemp
Host of CropWatch Podcast, Nebraska Extension
Eric Kahn
Host of CropWatch Podcasts, Nebraska Extension and University of Nebraska-L Lincoln

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Episode 205. Dr. Scott Irwin (U. Illinois)- Back to the Futures, 45Z and CI scores
Q: What is the status and expiration timeline for 45Z?
45Z has an expiration typically extended in DC budgeting games, with current terms extending to 2029, though extensions are likely and subject to legislative action; the credit's cost is planned to be accounted for in future years.
Episode 205. Dr. Scott Irwin (U. Illinois)- Back to the Futures, 45Z and CI scores
Q: Is 45Z an all-encompassing notation for biofuels and biodiesels?
45Z is a broad, producer-based tax credit that applies to the production of various biofuels in the United States, replacing the older biodiesel blender's credit and expanding eligibility to include multiple biofuels under certain conditions, with changes tied to carbon intensity scoring.
Episode 221. Implications of polar vortex stretching or SSW: Dr. Judah Cohen (AER/MIT)
Q: Are we actually looking at a true sudden stratospheric warming coming up, or do you think we're looking more at it?
Three plausible scenarios exist: (1) a true sudden stratospheric warming that could yield a displacement of cold air for a while, (2) a stretch-polar-vortex event that is short-lived but can still drive significant cold spells, and (3) a weaker, bounded stretch that softens the vortex and alters its resilience; the actual outcome could resemble one of these with very different downstream winter impacts.
First Friday Update and Outlook
Q: Crystal asked a question about tailoring guidance more to ranching and cropping.
The host suggested tailoring information for ranchers and crop producers, noting that winter signals are more important for livestock protection while summer temperature signals are crucial for both ranchers and farmers; he emphasized providing practical, field-relevant insights.

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What is Nebraska CropWatch about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Nebraska-focused agricultural news and practical how-tos are the bread and butter here, with frequent forays into crop disease updates, weather and drought outlooks, irrigation considerations, and seasonal planning for Nebraska crops. Episodes emphasize field observations, disease pressures (notably in corn and soybeans), and climate-driven risk management, all anchored by extension researchers and local agribusiness context. A standout aspect is the strong integration of real-time scouting, regional data, and outreach initiatives that help growers and consultants make timely decisions, plus a steady throughline on El Niño impacts, drought monitoring, and resource management. This mix is especially helpful for farmers, agribusiness professi... more

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