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Here is what is airing March 30 on Farm Journal Now

AgDay — March 30, 2026

President Trump announcing a number of changes at the White House Friday, that will impact American farmers and ranchers. New information on biofuels blending levels and DEF topped the list. 

Breaking Barriers — High-Yield Secrets, Family Traditions & Farming for Profit

Lifelong farmers and Total Acre founders Randy Dowdy and David Hula bring a powerful mix of agronomic expertise and real-life perspective to this episode of Breaking Barriers. Known for producing record-breaking corn and soybean yields, the duo digs deeper into what truly matters—maximizing profit on every acre while staying grounded in stewardship and family values.

This episode blends technical farming strategies with personal stories from the field. Randy shares the pride and connection built through his son Easton’s hunting success, highlighting the importance of family traditions alongside farm life. David breaks down the precision practices behind high yields, including tissue sampling, early stand establishment, and overcoming equipment challenges.

The conversation also explores responsible land and wildlife management, from selective breeding to combat chronic wasting disease to thoughtful stewardship practices that ensure long-term sustainability.

Plus, the duo tackles the realities farmers face every day—weather uncertainty, planting decisions, population management, and the economic pressures that make profitability more critical than ever.

If you’re looking to think differently, improve measurably, and farm with purpose, this episode delivers practical insights you can apply right now.

Markets Now Open — March 30, 2026

Michelle Rook gets you ready for what’s ahead as the markets open.

Pro Farmer Podcast — March 30, 2026

The Pro Farmer experts dive deep on what’s impacting the markets and look ahead at what’s to come.

Machinery Pete TV — Two Amazing 4440s in Illinois

Pete travels to Mt. Sterling, Illinois for the Todd Koch retirement sale, featuring a pair of immaculate John Deere 4440s and a 4020.

Moving Iron — The Equipment Market That Won’t Cool Off

In this episode, Casey and Greg break down a red-hot used equipment market that continues to defy broader economic signals. Premium, low-hour machines are commanding record prices at auction, while dealers are quickly running out of 5–10-year-old inventory. They also dive into the growing demand for pre-emissions equipment and the surprising strength of collector interest in older models. But with retirements increasing and demographics shifting, what does the future buyer pool look like?

Plus, the conversation turns to extreme weather—where drought, wind, and wildfires are already creating major challenges across ag country. From “powder dry” soils to shrinking hay yields and rising baler prices, the ripple effects are hitting both producers and equipment markets. The guys also explore how new hay technology is improving efficiency—but at a cost that requires careful ROI consideration.

AgriTalk Early Edition — March 30, 2026

Hosted by Chip Flory, the early edition of AgriTalk looks at the issues impacting ag.

Top Producer Podcast — Iron Ridge Advisors

Paul has a conversation with Jim Parry and Cameron Rafati of Iron Ridge Advisors. Most farmers will enter into a 1031 exchange when they sell farmland to defer the income tax. Most prefer rolling it into farmland, but in many situations they either can find good land to invest in or they run up against the 45 day deadline. Jim and Cameron provide an opportunity for farmers to still defer the tax by utilizing a Delaware Statutory Trust (DST). In the podcast we review how a DST works and when it is and is not appropriate for farmers. 

Farming the Countryside — Dan Glickman on Farm Bills, Food Pyramids and the Future of Agriculture

Former USDA Secretary Dan Glickman is still very involved in the agriculture industry, working with individuals, businesses and nations around the world. We got his thoughts on the proposed Farm Bill, Food Pyramids and much more that will impact the profitability and future of farming.

Markets Now Close — March 30, 2026

Michelle Rook dives deep into the day’s market action.

AgriTalk Late Edition — March 30, 2026

Chip Flory returns for a second daily hour of AgriTalk, this time looking at what happened in the markets and how it impacts you.

The Packer Podcast — South Mill Champs' Lewis Macleod on Why Mushroom Automation is No Longer Optional

With labor costs reaching up to 50% of production and a massive gap in infrastructure, the CEO of South Mill Champs explains how robotics and AI are transforming North American mushroom farming from a manual craft into a 24/7 high-tech operation.

And much more!