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Previous Programs Overview
 
September 8, 2007
Market Journal (program no. 258) (Length: 30:00)
The feature this week on Market Journal is on bioenergy.

Husker Harvest Days is September 11th through 13th. We will have live programs in our tent at 11 and 1 each day. On Tuesday Darrell Mark and Roy Smith talk about livestock and grain marketing. Wednesday, Arlen Suderman and John Otte will give their views of the markets and on Thursday, Brad Lubben will update the status of the farm bill. The programs will be available at MarketJournal.unl.edu. Internet times are at 9, 10, 11, 12, 1, and 2 each day. Program Page 		watch | listen
 
September 15, 2007
Market Journal (program no. 259) (Length: 30:00)
Market Journal was on location at Husker Harvest Days near Grand Island. Program Page 		watch | listen
 
September 22, 2007
Market Journal (program no. 260) (Length: 30:00)
In August the U.S. House of Representatives passed their version of the Farm Bill. Senator Harkin, is now working with the Senate Ag Committee on their version of the bill. Brad Lubben, Extension Public Policy Specialist, will explain the differences in the two versions and the process to get a bill passed. Program Page 		watch | listen
 
September 29, 2007
Market Journal (program no. 261) (Length: 30:00)
As world population increases the demand for food increases but there is only 10 percent more land that can be brought into production - most of that in South America and Africa. Expansion of the middle class in high population counties like China and India is also increasing the demand for meats, fruits and vegetables. Program Page 		watch | listen
 
October 5, 2007
Market Journal (program no. 262) (Length: 30:00)
US beef exports are gradually regaining some of the markets they lost from the BSE problems. Meanwhile pork exports, which benefited from the beef problems, are still strong but are slipping slightly. Hog prices are in an autumn decline, but prospects for 2008 are bright. Program Page 		watch | listen
 
October 12, 2007
Market Journal (program no. 263) (Length: 30:00)
Market Journal will discuss a methodology to determine the nature and extent of disease risks in hog operations. It was developed with the goal of eliminating the risk of a PRRS outbreak. Roy Smith will give his analysis of the corn and soybean markets. Program Page 		watch | listen
 
October 19, 2007
Market Journal (program no. 264) (Length: 30:00)
Paul Burgener, UNL extension economic analyst discusses whether there is any energy left in the wheat market. We also look at different measures of farm efficiency and what it means for how your farm is organized. Program Page 		watch | listen
 
October 26, 2007
Market Journal (program no. 265) (Length: 30:00)
Effective farm or ranch management teams include people who are equally committed to a common purpose. Arlen Leholm, says a key ingredient is trust. Once team members are empowered they cannot be dis-empowered or the activity will fail. Program Page 		watch | listen
 
November 2, 2007
Market Journal (program no. 266) (Length: 30:00)
Trading water rights can increase net returns and allows irrigators the flexibility to deal with the risks of water restrictions. A producer can sell his or her rights to the highest bidder where the water will have more value. Dave Aiken, UNL extension water and ag law specialist will discuss the legal implications of this type of transaction. Program Page 		watch | listen
 
November 9, 2007
Market Journal (program no. 267 (Length: 30:00)
Market Journal is reporting from the University of Nebraska–Lincoln extension Ag Risk and Crop Insurance Workshop in Grand Island. Topics include the livestock market insurance programs and changes in the crop insurance program. Program Page 		watch | listen
 
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