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Previous Programs Overview
 
September 23, 2006
Market Journal (program no. 208 (Length: 30:00)
Dale Lindgren will discuss the possibilities of growing horticulture plants as an alternative enterprise in Nebraska. Program Page 		watch | listen
 
September 30, 2006
Market Journal (program no. 209) (Length: 30:00)
Christine Wilson from Purdue University tells about the value farmers put on farm records. Bob Klein will discuss controlling weeds after harvest this fall and Mike Briggs will give us his analysis of the cattle markets. Program Page 		watch | listen
 
October 7, 2006
Market Journal (program no. 210) (Length: 30:00)
It’s time to start the year end tax strategies. Tina Barrett, Director of the Nebraska Farm Business Association, Inc. will discusses items to consider for 2006 year end tax planning. Bruce Anderson, University of Nebraska-extension forage specialist will talk about the importance of cover crops after harvest. Program Page 		watch | listen
 
October 14, 2006
Market Journal (program no. 211) (Length: 30:00)
Dennis Conley, University of Nebraska-Lincoln professor of agricultural economics will update us on energy prices and the outlook for natural gas for Ag uses this fall and winter. Roy Smith, grain farmer and marketing consultant, Plattsmouth, Nebraska will give us his analysis of the October crop report due out Thursday morning and we will start a three part series on the ballot initiatives to be voted on next month. Program Page 		watch | listen
 
October 21, 2006
Market Journal (program no. 212) (Length: 30:00)
Jim Peterson explains how farmers can get grants through the Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education program for projects on their farms. Paul Burgener will provide the wheat market report and Dave Aiken will look at the second of the ballot initiatives – schools. Program Page 		watch | listen
 
October 28, 2006
Market Journal (program no. 213) (Length: 30:00)
Brad Lubben, University of Nebraska-Lincoln extension public policy specialist will provide an impartial look at the spending limit initiative. Program Page 		watch | listen
 
November 4, 2006
Market Journal (program no. 214) (Length: 30:00)
The challenge for many young and beginning farmers is bringing together the necessary capital investment to make the business viable. We’ll discuss state and federal financing programs available to assist new farmers. We’ll discuss qualifications, the funds available and how the programs fit together. Program Page 		watch | listen
 
November 11, 2006
Market Journal (program no. 215) (Length: 30:00)
Market Journal is at the insurance professionals’ workshop in Hastings. We’ll discuss the data analysis procedures being conducted to determine if there is fraud and abuse in the crop insurance program. And look at the proposal to combine current crop insurance programs into one program. Program Page 		watch | listen
 
November 18, 2006
Market Journal (program no. 216) (Length: 30:00)
We were reminded this year of the impacts of interrupted energy supplies and price increases. A partial solution is an increase in the renewable sources of energy such as bioenergy, wind, and solar. The other part of the solution is an increase in efficiency. Zero energy buildings are now feasible. Roy Smith will give his analysis of the November crop report and the outlook for corn and soybeans. Program Page 		watch | listen
 
November 25, 2006
Market Journal (program no. 217) (Length: 30:00)
The impact of rural health facilities on the economic development in rural areas. Program Page 		watch | listen
 
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