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Tommy Grisafi is the main host and content creator for Ag Bull Media. The Ag Bull Podcast showcases agriculture's top talents in a long-form video format. The Ag Bull Trading Podcast is a deeper discussion of trading with analysts and key players in agriculture nationwide. Futures trading involves risk of loss and is not suitable for everyone.

  1. -15 Ч

    Wiesemeyers Perspectives | Strait of Hormuz Open for Biz

    www.agbull.com Tommy's Premium Subscription: www.agbull.com AgBull Audio and Video Links Apple Music Spotify YouTube TikTok Futures and options trading involve risk and are not suited for everyone. We open with a fast-moving read on commodities, as cotton rallies, wheat becomes a weather story, and volatility becomes the price of admission for anyone trading ag markets. We then connect the dots between cattle headlines, geopolitics-driven energy swings, and policy fights in Washington that shape farm margins long after the screen stops flashing green.  • cotton rebounds toward 80 cents, and why funds matter  • corn, soybeans, and wheat driven by drought and freeze risk  • cattle on feed comes in near expectations, and tight supply remains  • feeder cattle limit-down shock tied to Mexico border reopening fears  • using fast newsflow tools and why volatility cuts both ways  • USDA data users meeting and the problem with low survey response rates  • Iran and the Strait of Hormuz are moving crude oil, stocks, metals, and fertilizer  • fertilizer timeline realities and what domestic production could take  • China's foot and mouth disease risk and potential import implications  • May Trump-Xi summit and soybean purchase compliance enforcement  • screw worm updates, sterile fly facility, and phased border reopening expectations  • Rollins testimony on USDA budget cuts, CCC borrowing authority, SNAP, bird flu, specialty crops, and right to repair  • Farm Bill 2.0 timeline, amendment fight, and the politics behind farmer aid  • midterm election outlook and what approval ratings can change  Please click like, subscribe to the YouTube channel, and subscribe to Apple Podcasts and Spotify Podcasts. Wherever you get content, you can find us at AgBull Media. Support the show

    48 мин.

  2. -6 ДН.

    Wiesemeyer's Perspectives | Corn Hits Lows As Soymeal Surges

    www.agbull.com Tommy's Premium Subscription: www.agbull.com AgBull Audio and Video Links Apple Music Spotify YouTube TikTok Futures and options trading involve risk and are not suited for everyone. We run through a fast-moving week in which grains sag, soybean meal heats up, cotton rallies, and energy headlines start to steer inflation and farm input costs. We connect the Strait of Hormuz news to crude oil, diesel, interest rates, fertilizer prices, planting weather, and what Congress may actually deliver next. • corn hits a six-week low and charts turn bearish • soybean meal strength tied to spread unwinding and feed coverage needs • wheat pullback after a rally, with drought still a backdrop • cotton at 12-month highs while cattle make new contract highs • WASDE was viewed as uneventful, with attention shifting to next month • direct US-Iran talks and why the Strait of Hormuz matters for markets • crude oil’s steep weekly drop and what it could mean for diesel • CPI and core inflation read through the lens of energy • core PCE reinforces a higher for longer Fed stance • USDA FBA payouts update and the April 17 signup deadline • E15 faces a patchwork of state and local compliance rules • the case for higher ethanol blends as gasoline demand slows • Rollins teases a major policy announcement as fertilizer prices surge • Kansas City Fed survey points to rising operating loans and stress • planting weather delays, drought pockets, and the first soybean planting report • Congress returns with E15 language, disaster aid, and farm bill questions Sign up for a trial. Tell them the AgBull boys sent you. Tell them you were watching Wiesmeyer’s Perspectives, and they’ll give you a free trial of Trade the News. www.agbull.com, $25 a month, or you could save a little money, $250 annually. Producers have until April 17th to sign up for the FBA effort covering the major crops. Support the show

    43 мин.

  3. 4 АПР.

    Wiesemeyer's Perspectives | From USDA Acreage Surprises To Crude Oil Whiplash

    www.agbull.com Tommy's Premium Subscription: www.agbull.com AgBull Audio and Video Links Apple Music Spotify YouTube TikTok Futures and options trading involve risk and are not suited for everyone. We’re back from a new Nashville studio, and we connect the dots between USDA reports, fund positioning, and why markets can barely move even when headlines feel huge. We also dig into rice acres, energy-driven volatility from the Iran conflict, and policy moves that could reshape cattle, biofuels, and fertilizer costs.  • weekly moves in corn, soybeans, wheat, cotton, cattle, and crude oil  • why stretched fund length can turn into downside risk fast  • Prospective Plantings as a snapshot and why low farmer response matters  • state-level acreage shifts and what they hint about corn vs soybeans  • Grain Stocks takeaways for corn supply, soybean demand, and wheat structure  • rice acreage down sharply, and what that means for rice prices  • Iran conflict timeline risk and Strait of Hormuz impact on energy flows  • phased US-Mexico cattle border reopening and beef price implications  • mandatory country of origin labeling, politics and trade retaliation risk  • EPA renewable fuel standard timing and the import RIN reduction issue  • fertilizer supply constraints now and why 2027 matters  • Nonfarm payrolls signal for the Fed and rate-cut expectations  • White House staffing shuffle and what markets watch next  If you haven't subscribed, we'd love to have you on the premium service.  Support the show

    52 мин.

  4. 29 МАР.

    Wiesemeyer's Perspectives | Golden Tractors And E15 Dreams

    www.agbull.com Tommy's Premium Subscription: www.agbull.com AgBull Audio and Video Links Apple Music Spotify YouTube TikTok Futures and options trading involve risk and are not suited for everyone. We break down a volatile week in which commodity markets, biofuel policy, and geopolitics collide, right as farmers head into planting season. We lay out what to watch in the USDA acreage and stocks reports, how the Renewable Fuel Standard changes affect soybean oil and corn ethanol, and why the “golden age” talk does not match farm cash-flow reality. • Weekly market moves across grains, cattle, cotton, and energy • Prospective Plantings expectations for corn, soybeans, spring wheat, and cotton • Grain stocks clues for exports, crush demand, and potential survey surprises • White House ag event takeaways on biofuels, equipment policy, and farm aid rhetoric • Renewable Fuel Standard details, including SRE reallocation and import penalty timing • E15 emergency waiver limits and the infrastructure gap at fuel stations • Fertilizer supply outlook and why relief may not come until next year • Planting season safety reminder and signs of tight corn seed availability • USDA food price outlook showing sticky food inflation and rate implications • Diesel price pressure and the potential impact of the Iran conflict on inputs • China summit delay and what “deliverables” could mean for ag exports • Hogs and pigs report with a tighter, longer-term setup and Mexico risk Head over to the Ag Bull website, www.agbull.com, $25 a month, $250 annually  Like and subscribe  Drop us what you’re having for Easter in the comments Support the show

    43 мин.

  5. 24 МАР.

    Dickerman Summoned to DC | Breaking Farm Policy News and a White House Ag Celebration Preview

    www.agbull.com We get a firsthand preview of a major White House “celebration of agriculture” and dig into what it could signal for RVO policy, farm support, and commodity market direction. We also talk trade with Canada, the real diversity of Upper Midwest crops, and how to make smart marketing moves when headlines whip prices around. • previewing the White House agriculture event and the rumors around RVO clarity • how “Trump bucks” and related legislation could shape support for producers and specialty crops • why North Dakota agriculture is more diverse than most people realize • sugar industry pressure in DC and the push for solutions amid global competition • USMCA stakes near the Canadian border and how politics affects real-world trade sentiment • market volatility tied to Iran headlines and why a steady plan beats reacting to every story • practical grain marketing habits like scaling sales and getting help during fast rallies Tommy's Premium Subscription: www.agbull.com AgBull Audio and Video Links Apple Music Spotify YouTube TikTok Futures and options trading involve risk and are not suited for everyone. Support the show

    16 мин.

  6. 21 МАР.

    Wiesemeyer's Perspectives | All eyes on OIL

    www.agbull.com Tommy's Premium Subscription: www.agbull.com AgBull Audio and Video Links Apple Music Spotify YouTube TikTok Futures and options trading involve risk and are not suited for everyone. We take a hard look at why ag markets feel so stressed right now, from sharp moves in soybeans to how war headlines can hit fuel and fertilizer prices. We also pause to honor broadcasting legend Orion Samuelson and then move straight into what could actually change farm demand and farm margins next. • remembering Orion Samuelson’s impact on agriculture and market commentary • weekly price action across corn, soybeans, wheat, cotton, cattle, and hogs • Why the Trump-Xi summit delay could lead to bigger agriculture deliverables • What a more managed trade framework could mean for U.S. exports beyond soybeans • new farmer aid prospects, likely size, and the fight over must-pass vehicles • bridge aid progress through the USDA and what Congress may change next time • White House ag event expectations and where the RFS fits • Iran conflict spillover into crude oil, diesel, and fertilizer availability • urea import seasonality and why spring timing matters for nitrogen • Plains drought, Nebraska wildfires, and pressure on cattle rebuild • year-round E15 delays and why refinery politics still block a vote • JBS Greeley strike risks for meat supply and labor leverage • USMCA review talks and what the midterm elections may change in Washington I would love to see you on the premium side. $25 a month,$250 annually. Support the show

    49 мин.

  7. 15 МАР.

    Wiesemeyer's Perspectives | March Madness

    www.agbull.com Tommy's Premium Subscription: www.agbull.com AgBull Audio and Video Links Apple Music Spotify YouTube TikTok Futures and options trading involve risk and are not suited for everyone. We press Deputy Secretary Stephen Vaden on fertilizer concentration, China trade, We connect the dots between war-driven energy shocks, fertilizer availability, and the policy decisions that shape farm profits. We also react to the fallout from the Stephen Vaden interview, from biofuels and trade to rebuilding confidence in USDA data.  • Iran conflict risks and the Strait of Hormuz impact on crude oil and diesel  • Real-world fuel cost swings and why hedging matters again  • Fertilizer supply options, including Venezuela urea and Jones Act waivers  • EPA Renewable Fuel Standard timing and what RVO levels could mean  • Year-round E15 delays and the slow grind of implementation  • U.S. China trade talks beyond soybeans, including beef plant approvals  • Farm aid package debate and why cotton, rice, and sugar need attention  • Crop insurance deadline and risk management basics  • Federal Reserve outlook with no near term rate cut expected  • GLP one demand signals and PRRS risk in hog markets  • USDA data trust problems and the push toward digital surveys  We'd love to have you on the premium side. $25 a month,$250 annually.  Support the show

    49 мин.

  8. 6 МАР.

    Wiesemeyer's Perspectives | Stephen Vaden Deputy Secretary of Agriculture, State of Ag

    www.agbull.com Tommy's Premium Subscription: www.agbull.com AgBull Audio and Video Links Apple Music Spotify YouTube TikTok Futures and options trading involve risk and are not suited for everyone. We press Deputy Secretary Stephen Vaden on fertilizer concentration, China trade, sugar policy, biofuels, and USDA’s data overhaul. Clear timelines, candid takes on market power, and specific paths to more demand and supply define a fast-moving hour. • fertilizer prices and supply inertia in a concentrated market • BHP’s $13bn potash project and questions for incumbents • Review of Morocco phosphate duties and public comment window • permitting help at the federal level and state bottlenecks • contact routes via social, tip lines, and DC meetings • price transparency through more competitors, not mandates • China purchases across soybeans, sorghum, cotton, and hardwoods • cotton import substitution in China and market diversification • plant re-approvals for beef, pork, poultry exports to China • sugar beet stress, tier two quota tightening, tariff reset • Section 32 buys supporting beans, produce, and feeding programs • bridge assistance payouts, SDRP stages, specialty crop data • USDA data RFI, users meeting, annual accuracy scorecard • digital surveys to offset postal delays • USDA reorg, hubs beyond DC, secure lockup planning • RFS optimism, 45Z coordination, SAF, and maritime fuels • CCC cap realities and budget monitoring • screwworm response with sterile males and new facilities • cattle margins, retailer power, and herd rebuilding Did you enjoy the show? Please let us know who you would like to interview next! Support the show

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Tommy Grisafi is the main host and content creator for Ag Bull Media. The Ag Bull Podcast showcases agriculture's top talents in a long-form video format. The Ag Bull Trading Podcast is a deeper discussion of trading with analysts and key players in agriculture nationwide. Futures trading involves risk of loss and is not suitable for everyone.

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    Tommy Grisafi
  • Годы выхода
    2021 - 2026
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