Market Day Report Weekend
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PREMIERES ON RFD-TV: SATURDAY, APRIL 17, 2026, 9 AM ET
A look at the news, weather, and commodities headlines that drove agricultural markets in the past week, featuring RFD-TV’s own Eliza Petry.
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ASFMRA Accredited Farm Manager Justin Bahr says high-quality farms continue to attract buyers, while producers and landowners should consider yields, input costs, and overall farm economics when setting cash rents and making farmland decisions.
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RFD-TV Farm Legal Expert Roger McEowen advises farmers to document losses, prepare cash-flow projections, and work with attorneys and lenders before falling behind on payments.
Nebraska farmer and USMEF Chairman-Elect Dave Bruntz says the meat export industry must continue meeting international customers’ needs while making the most of available supplies.
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