Vincent Duvall
President of the American Farm Bureau Federation
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Oct 16, 2026
The Hoosier Ag This Week Podcast for 10/17/26
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16:20Zippy DuvallSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
We now know that strategy isn't working.
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16:23Eric PfeifferHOST
Zippy Duvall, president of the American Farm Bureau Federation, says Farm Bureau economists have tracked beef prices across over 40 locations since Labor Day, and here's what they found.
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16:33Zippy DuvallSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
On average, prices have fallen only 16 cents per pound.
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16:38Zippy DuvallSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Most prices are unchanged.
Episode 128: 10/15/26 - Apples, Pumpkins, Diesel Fuel, Legislative Outlook, & Farm Bureau Voters Guide
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10:01Gary SackHOST
So there may be some truth to that old saying, "An apple a day may keep the doctor away." The American Farm Bureau Federation is pleased with President Trump's executive order to ease limits on the use of tax-exempt dyed diesel fuel to give farmers a break at their busy time of the year across the country.
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10:21Gary SackHOST
American Farm Bureau President Zippy Duvall thanked President Trump for recognizing that what happens at the fuel pump directly affects what happens at the farm and therefore at the dinner tables across America.
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10:34Gary SackHOST
The presidential order allowed dyed diesel fuel to be used on roadways, bringing relief for farmers.
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10:42Gary SackHOST
Across the nation, farmers are harvesting crops.
Rep. Chellie Pingree on why Democrats should work with MAHA
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30:31Chellie PingreeGUEST
But you know what? More and more I'm finding people are saying, like, "That doesn't make my constituents happy overall." And sometimes, you know, whether it's Farm Bureau or ...
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30:42Chellie PingreeGUEST
And, uh, and I often agree with Zippy Duvall, so I don't wanna say, like, we're, we're always misaligned.
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30:46Chellie PingreeGUEST
But, you know, sometimes it's like, oh, no, that's just 'cause that's what Bayer wants me to do, or, you know, that's what a chemical company wants me to do.
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30:53Chellie PingreeGUEST
And I think people are finding you just can't, you can't take the sort of like conventional, you know, I'm in a swing district, so I'm gonna vote sort of like on a conservative point of view, because that may no- not get you anywhere.
The Hoosier Ag Today Podcast for 10/13/26
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4:39Zippy DuvallSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
We now know that strategy isn't working.
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4:41Eric PfeifferHOST
Zippy Duvall, president of the American Farm Bureau Federation, says Farm Bureau economists have tracked beef prices across over 40 locations since Labor Day, and here's what they found.
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4:52Zippy DuvallSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
On an average, prices have fallen only 16 cents per pound.
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4:57Zippy DuvallSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Most prices are unchanged.
The Daily Voice Podcast, 10-13-26

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3:57Don MolinoCORRESPONDENT
An already tough farm economy is being made worse by skyrocketing diesel costs.
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4:02Don MolinoCORRESPONDENT
American Farm Bureau Federation President Zippy Duvall says higher prices come at the worst time.
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4:09Zippy DuvallSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
It seems no matter where we turn, farmers' pocketbooks are taking a hit.
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4:13Zippy DuvallSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
We faced years of low commodity prices and high supply costs.
AGRI-BIZ October 11, 2026: Trump greenlights red-dye diesel, Grand Farm Phase II, cattle ultrasound season, sugarbeet harvest obstacles
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27:35Rusty HalvorsonHOST
President Trump's plan to lower grocery prices by importing an additional 300,000 metric tons of foreign-raised beef is not working.
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27:45Rusty HalvorsonHOST
That, according to American Farm Bureau President Zippy Duvall, he says they've been keeping track.
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27:50Zippy DuvallSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Farm Bureau economists tracked 41 locations since Labor Day and found that, on an average, prices have fallen only 16 cents per pound.
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28:00Zippy DuvallSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Most prices are unchanged.
California Trucking Industry Confronts Rising Fuel Costs
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11:04Nick PapagniHOST
Texas Farm Bureau, they love it.
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11:06Nick PapagniHOST
The American Farm Bureau, Zippy Duvall loves it.
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11:09Nick PapagniHOST
But again, you're right, California is on an island.
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11:13Mark WoodsGUEST
Right.
AG Squawk with Davis Michaelsen | Katie Voinorovich | Strategic Farm Marketing
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5:15Davis MichaelsenHOST
That would seem to have the opposite effect than what I think the president is hoping for.
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5:20Davis MichaelsenHOST
Meanwhile, American Farm Bureau Federation President Zippy Duvall said the move could provide relief for farmers during harvest when fuel costs are a significant expense.
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5:32Davis MichaelsenHOST
So who knows? Who knows? We'll hope for the best here.
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5:35Davis MichaelsenHOST
Let's get to the tail of the ticker and begin our markets conversation.
The Joyce Kaufman Show 10/6/26 - Midterm elections moves, CNN "Fact Checker" sides with President Trump, students sue University over tuition rates
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22:39Joyce KaufmanHOST
And if they're driving 150 miles, then this is gonna make a big difference for them.
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22:47Joyce KaufmanHOST
The American Farm Bureau's, uh, Federation guy, the president, Zippy Duvall...
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22:53Joyce KaufmanHOST
I love people whose names are Zippy.
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22:55Joyce KaufmanHOST
Like, you know, how do you get the nickname Zippy? You must be moving like the way I move, like a hummingbird.
7 MINS LATER
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29:37Joyce KaufmanHOST
I mean, he has been spending big bucks on some of these campaigns, the predictable ones, but he's not showing up at rallies, and he's not buddy buddy with Donald Trump right now.
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29:54Joyce KaufmanHOST
And I think that, uh, that when Donald Trump's out there on the campaign trail like he is right now, showing up at these states and saying, "You need to pretend that I'm on the ballot," it's because things are getting dicey, uh, even in traditionally safe red states.
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30:17Joyce KaufmanHOST
And that's usually when a guy like Elon Musk steps in, 'cause he's high profile, number one.
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30:24Joyce KaufmanHOST
And he's ridiculously rich, number two.
Tuesday 10/6/26 hour 2
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34:11Brad BennettHOST
The administration has unloosed American energy dominance, and we are now the largest energy producer in the world as a result." And I think it's gonna continue on that way.
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34:24Brad BennettHOST
And even the Farm Bureau president, a guy by the name of Zippy Duvall, uh, said, "We, we thank President Trump for recognizing that what happens at the fuel pump directly affects what happens on the farm and therefore at the dinner tables across America." So we hope we will see these monies turned back over.
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34:45Brad BennettHOST
Uh, the federal highway tax is currently more than 24 cents per gallon, so it's a big deal for farmers to be able to use tax-exempt diesel more broadly to get their harvest to market.
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34:59Brad BennettHOST
Anyway, we, uh, this is about the end of hour number two.
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