U.S. Farm Report

Farm Journal is pleased to bring you AgVote 2026.

Who speaks for America's farmers? Well, from now on to election day, you can follow our unique reporting on Agritalk, US Farm Report, AgDay, and agweb.com.

And then on Tuesday, November 3rd, election night, we will have AgVote 2026.

That's a live election night coverage starting at 7 p.m. Central.

How does a country founded with such close ties to agriculture change if farmer voices continue to disappear?

Well, Farm Journal is pleased to bring you Ag Vote 2026, Who Speaks for America's Farmers? From now on until election day, you can follow our unique reporting on Agritalk, US Farm Report, AgDay, and agweb.com.

Then on election night, which is Tuesday, November 3rd, we will have live coverage starting at 7 p.m. Central.

You can watch on Farm Journal TV, Farm Journal Now, AgWeb, and YouTube.

It's a unique blend of new and nostalgic, and it's today's edition of The American Countryside

CountrysideI'm Tyne Morgan, host of US Farm Report.

And more than a host, I'm a journalist, a wife, and a mom of two, raising a family in the heart of rural America.

I understand the issues facing agriculture today because I live it every day.

I see firsthand how farming and ranching isn't just a job, it's a way of life.

Covering America's most important industry is what we do, and it's why US Farm Report has been on the air for nearly 50 years.

I invite you to join us every weekend for US Farm Report, a timely, trusted tradition.

If you're a diabetic, we have great news.

Our, our parent company at Farm Journal, uh, puts on this great event with Casey Seymour, so bringing dealers together from all over.

And Ty Morgan was there filming for US Farm Report, and they had a number of farmer panels.

And one farmer from Kentucky I'd met like six weeks ago, and I-- when I got back to Minnesota, I emailed Ty, and immediately I, you know, I said, "Ty, my friend, you have to talk to this young Kentucky farmer, Quint Pottinger." I don't-- You, maybe you've met him, Andrew.

Yeah, he's the guy doing the fully autonomous, uh, planting on his farm.

Well, Farm Journal is pleased to bring you AgVote 2026, who speaks for America's farmers? The number of congressional leaders who have a direct connection to agriculture is shrinking.

As this real-world experience diminishes in Washington, who steps up to fill the void? From now to election day, watch and listen for our unique reporting on Agri Talk, US Farm Report, and AgDay.

Then on Tuesday, November 3rd, election night, we will have AgVote 2026 live election night coverage.

That starts at 7:00 PM Central.

From the studios of Farm Journal Broadcast, this is U.S. Farm Report.

Hello and welcome to U.S. Farm Report.

I'm Tyne Morgan.

This crowd, this energy, it can only mean one thing.

Our U.S. Farm Report College Roadshow is taking over Mizzou this weekend.

Football gets the stadium, but the real dynasty at Mizzou may be under our feet.

That's because this is the home of the oldest continuous soil experiment in the country.

Plus, USDA's feed-in residual number is stirring up quite a bit of controversy and confusion.

I mean, look at this energy as we head into the weekend.

We're here for the University of Missouri and we have a great discussion coming up this weekend on US Farm Report, but kind of a preview of that.

Let's talk about WASDE real quick because Ben coming off of the September grain stocks report, there was a lot of frustration, a lot of bearish surprises.

What are you watching in WASDE on Friday?

The unique story of settlers in the Dakotas is this edition of the American Countryside.

I'm Tyne Morgan, host of U.S. Farm Report, and more than a host, I'm a journalist, a wife, and a mom of two, raising a family in the heart of rural America.

I understand the issues facing agriculture today because I live it every day.

I see firsthand how farming and branching isn't just a job, it's a way of life.

Covering America's most important industry is what we do, and it's why U.S. Farm Report has been on the air for nearly 50 years.

I invite you to join us every weekend for U.S. Farm Report, a timely, trusted tradition.

If you're a diabetic, we have great news.

You can end the painful finger sticks with a new CGM.