Almost 2 weeks post election, Ryan reviews some of Cabinet appointments which Agriculture should pay attention to. Additionally, the first day of gun deer season yielded less noise than one would have thought. Mother Nature may be starting to realize what the calendar says! And finally, worrying news about the markets, which are seemingly enamored with the train to 'Negative Town'. Oh boy!

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Ryan dives into the world of drones in Agriculture with Luke Ransbottom, a local drone pilot specializing in spraying and seeding. We explore where the industry stands, what it takes to get airborne, and the rapidly evolving environment his business is a part of.

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The election is the key focus for America this week and the podcast does its part. Ryan shares insights from a webinar this past week covering the known tax policy statements of both candidates for U.S. President with Ben Romine of The Romine Group CPAs.

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As harvest rolls on and the market disappoints, Ryan shifts to thoughts of getting away and seeking new sights on vacation!

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Ryan recaps the October WASDE report, harvest, and some cover crop updates. He talks about the busy-ness of harvest, and how it ending will free up new guests for him to chat with!

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...but the IRS is still worried. As harvest hits full swing, EVERYONE is in the field. The weather is perfect! Crops are dry and ready for harvest. Ryan talks safety, markets, headlines, and weather before reminding us all about upcoming regulation changes. Changes that should persuade you to have a scheduled visit with a financial advisor before the end of the year.

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Hurricanes. Harvest. History. Helene invoked memories of a 1990 Steelheart album, while harvest slows a bit in our region thanks to her remains. A local microburst shows that tree trimming services contracted by utility companies are a waste of space and money. The lost art of tracing family history. Plus moonshine for SAF? And more.

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It hasn't rained in what seems like forever, and harvest has started early. Seeds and kernels are way too dry. Meanwhile, another big corporation wanted to tap and drain an Indiana aquifer until scrapping plans at the 11th hour. Very few people can say they're happy in recent weeks. Ryan and Coyote explore the latest, while keeping fingers crossed on the early week rain potential.

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