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How might our nation’s ag economy fare this year and long-term as it continues to come out of what some have dubbed a reset due to the COVID-19 pandemic? Rod Bain reports. PARTICIPANTS: Rod Bain and Nathan Kauffman of the Federal Reserve – Kansas City

What's the difference between the meteorological calendar versus the astronomical calendar, as far as seasons are concerned? (Stephanie Ho and USDA meteorologist, Brad Rippey)

USDA meteorologist, Brad Rippey, has the National Weather Service's outlook for the second week of March.

Labor, transportation and export bottlenecks for the dairy industry will likely continue this year, but the outlook is still good. (Gary Crawford and Carolyn Liebrand)

Carolyn Liebrand, USDA dairy economist, telling USDA's Outlook Forum that she expects U.S. and world milk output this year to grow, but not by very much. That should boost prices.

Carolyn Liebrand, USDA dairy economist, telling the USDA's Outlook Forum the latest 2022 forecasts for dairy imports, exports and domestic use.

In his State of the Union speech the President touched on several subjects affecting farmers and rural residents. (Gary Crawford and President Joe Biden)