MO Crops Podcast

On this episode of the MO Crops Podcast, the Justins talk with Jarrod Hardke, rice agronomist for the University of Arkansas. The guys talk updates on what the crop situation is like at this point for 2022 and discuss what both states are working on with regard to research interests and recomendations.  Transcriptions for all episodes of the MO Crops Podcast can be found at https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1ONsIvN2K5JSQMbzR9a3gK-WJEd9OUrjL  

On this episode of the MO Crops podcast, we sit down with Ginger Rowsey from the Delta Farm Press. Ginger discusses the job of an ag journalist and what it takes to get a quality story out to the ag community.  Transcriptions for all episodes of the MO Crops Podcast can be found at https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1ONsIvN2K5JSQMbzR9a3gK-WJEd9OUrjL

Ever wonder about the process that goes into breeding todays soybean varieties? On this episode of the MO Crops podcast, Justin sits down with a couple of guys in the MU soybean breeding program, Mike and Caio, to discuss the details that go into a successful soybean breeding program. Transcriptions for all episodes of the MO Crops Podcast can be found at https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1ONsIvN2K5JSQMbzR9a3gK-WJEd9OUrjL

On this episode of the MO Crops Podcast, we sit down with Pat Guinan, state extension specialist in climatology. In our discussion, we talk about the weather we've experienced this spring and his expectations for the coming growing season. We also discuss what is happening weather wise around the country and how future shifts in weather patterns may effect our cropping systems.  http://agebb.missouri.edu/weather/realTime/maps/index.php http://climate.missouri.edu/ Transcriptions for all episodes of the MO Crops Podcast can be found at https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1ONsIvN2K5JSQMbzR9a3gK-WJEd9OUrjL?usp=sharing

On this weeks episode of the MO Crops Podcast, Drs. Justin Calhoun and Justin Chlapecka sit down with Rance Daniels, a row-rice producer in Missouri. Rance discusses how he got started with row-rice, what works for him, and what doesn't work. The guys also briefly discuss the Missouri Rice Merchandising Council and their support of research in Missouri.  Transcriptions for all episodes of the MO Crops Podcast can be found at https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1ONsIvN2K5JSQMbzR9a3gK-WJEd9OUrjL?usp=sharing

There are some new faces in MU Extension at the Fisher Delta Research Center in Portageville, MO. Hear those scientists talk about who they are, their research plans for 2022, and about their vision for the new MO Crops Podcast.