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Previous Programs Overview
 
February 10, 2007
Market Journal (program no. 228) (Length: 30:00)
Ethanol byproducts make cost effective livestock feeds but do result in slightly higher phosphorus levels in the resulting manure. Composting the manure reduces the bulk that has to be transported to achieve environmentally safe distribution. Compost also has a variety of potential commercial markets. Program Page 		watch | listen
 
February 17, 2007
Market Journal (program no. 229) (Length: 00:30:00)
The last change in the beef carcass grading system was in 1997. However, the percentage of cattle grading prime and choice has declined since then. Should this be a concern? Dennis Burson, University of Nebraska-Lincoln extension meats specialist explains what’s behind the numbers. Burson explains producers make some tradeoffs in relation to production costs. The increase in slaughter weights is one possible reason for the change in grades. Program Page 		watch | listen
 
February 24, 2007
Market Journal (program no. 230) (Length: 30:00)
Paul Burgener will up date the wheat market where a traditional exporter, Australia, is looking at restricting exports due to their drought conditions. In our risk management feature, Dave Smith will discuss calving strategies and getting calves off to a good start. And Merlyn Nielson will update us the changing genetic makeup of our beef cow herd. Program Page 		watch | listen
 
March 3, 2007
Market Journal (program no. 231) (Length: 30:00)
Market Journal is coming from the annual Governor’s Ag Conference in Kearney. Much of the focus of this year’s conference is on ethanol and the opportunities for the cattle and corn industries in Nebraska. Paul Burgener will update us on the wheat market. Program Page 		watch | listen
 
March 10, 2007
Market Journal (program no. 232) (Length: 30:00)
Next week on Market Journal, we will be broadcasting from the Triumph of Ag Expo in Omaha. Stop by our booth and say hello and put a pin on our map to show where you live. In our risk management feature next week we will discuss the factors that are shaping the future of animal agriculture in the US and North America. Program Page 		watch | listen
 
March 17, 2007
Market Journal (program no. 233) (Length: 30:00)
Rolf Derpsch, a no-till consultant from Paraguay, discusses how moisture conservation and increased yields are benefits of long term no-till. Program Page 		watch | listen
 
March 24, 2007
Market Journal (program no. 234) (Length: 30:00)
The competition for corn by both the livestock and ethanol industry is driving up prices. Market Journal will explore the dynamics of the ethanol industry and the prospects for the future. Program Page 		watch | listen
 
March 31, 2007
Market Journal (program no. 235) (Length: 30:00)
Market Journal will look at another angle of the ethanol situation. How it might change our livestock industry and what the legal implications are such as zoning regulations. Roy Smith, farmer and crop consultant, will discuss the critical marketing implications of the USDA acreage report. Program Page 		watch | listen
 
April 7, 2007
Market Journal (program no. 236) (Length: 30:00)
Bruce Johnson, UNL professor of agricultural economics will have the details on the 2007 real estate market. Program Page 		watch | listen
 
April 14, 2007
Market Journal (program no. 237) (Length: 30:00)
Daryll Ray from the University of Tennessee will discuss the apparent new era in agriculture, policy alternatives and the outlook for bioenergy. Then, we'll hear an analysis of the cattle markets from Mike Briggs, owner of Briggs Feedlot. Program Page 		watch | listen
 
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