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Roger Stone

Bidenflation hurting farmers thanks to its green new deal radical agenda, corn producers are concerned the electric car push will reduce corn based ethanol which powers gas engines. americans dont want electric vehicles if they did they would buy them. ford lost $4.5 billion last year alone. here with reaction the big money show cohost brian bremberg along with washington examiner editor kaylee mcghee white. well start with you tonight brian. just a bad idea all around add to that the cost of re...

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Inflation thats hurting farmers. thanks to his green nerswenda deal radical agenda of corn producers, theyre concerned the electric produar car push ir to reduce the need for corn based ethanol, which powers gas engines. by the wayh powers, americans dt want electric vehicles. if they did, they buy them. heford lost $4.5 billion lastas year alonet . it was reaction to big money show co-host brian greenberg, along with washington examiner editor kayleigh mcgee white. all right, brian, well startl...

The Corn Market continues to find bearish news, as corn futures set another new low.

Green News Report - January 9, 2024

20% of caucus members and 14% of republican winners have won the presidents seat. a lot of numbers and a lot of low percentages. in light of low percentages, why do we ascribe so much importance to iowa? >> iowa is the heart of the country, usually first up and then new hampshire comes in and selects the new candidate. there is a saying on the republican side, iowa picks corn and new hampshire picks president and that is how it has been for last few years. there is always upset in the making. >>...

Cattle begin to look for direction from the Cash market as prices declined at Fridays market close.

The USDA’s 100th annual Ag Outlook Forum is set for February 15-16 in Arlington, Virginia, and the ag equipment market began a downward trend last year and dealers worry 2024 might be their roughest year since COVID.

The agreement meets farmers’ demands for financial compensation but doesn’t include restrictions on Ukrainian imports.