IAM Podcast 10-12-26

And of course, you came in.

Mark is out.

He's in Florida for a Syngenta event.

And we'll hear coverage from him throughout the week.

But, you know, one person comes in, another goes out.

And that's kind of a summary of how busy it is here at this time of year in the ag industry.

Yep, and as soon as harvest is over, which it's nice to see those combines rolling, by the way.

You know, I saw them rolling.

I was in Clear Lake back on the 4th of October, and there was already combines starting to roll in a few higher places where the mud wasn't quite so heavy.

And, you know, but now they've been running full throttle here in the last couple of days.

A little bit of rain on Thursday, but hopefully soon we're going to start to see things catch up a little bit and get back to a state of closer to normal around here.

Absolutely.

And that has not really had a huge impact on the marketplace so far.

It's been interesting talking with our ag analysts about harvest progress being behind here in Iowa, but still overall in the country, progress is looking good.

And I think already there's been a ton made in Iowa.

They didn't need much time to catch up and they've been rolling pretty consistently.

So we'll have a conversation now on that opening market grain conversation.

And of course, you came in.

Mark is out.

He's in Florida for a Syngenta event.

And we'll hear coverage from him throughout the week.

But, you know, one person comes in, another goes out.

And that's kind of a summary of how busy it is here at this time of year in the ag industry.

Yep, and as soon as harvest is over, which it's nice to see those combines rolling, by the way.

You know, I saw them rolling.

I was in Clear Lake back on the 4th of October, and there was already combines starting to roll in a few higher places where the mud wasn't quite so heavy.

And, you know, but now they've been running full throttle here in the last couple of days.

A little bit of rain on Thursday, but hopefully soon we're going to start to see things catch up a little bit and get back to a state of closer to normal around here.

Absolutely.

And that has not really had a huge impact on the marketplace so far.

It's been interesting talking with our ag analysts about harvest progress being behind here in Iowa, but still overall in the country, progress is looking good.

And I think already there's been a ton made in Iowa.

They didn't need much time to catch up and they've been rolling pretty consistently.

So we'll have a conversation now on that opening market grain conversation.