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 AEI.ag presents provides in-depth analysis about key trends impacting the farm economy. Season 3:Nothing Borrowed, Nothing Gained.Season 2:Corn Saves America. Season 1:Escaping 1980.© 2023 AEI.ag Presents Science Sciences sociales
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    • S3|E11 The Farm Upstate

      S3|E11 The Farm Upstate
      Jan 18 2023

      In the season finale, we head to Michigan for our last story as we think about the future of the farm financial system. 

      Featured Guests: Brent King (B. Riley Advisory Service), Jeff Conrad (AgIS Capital LLC), Thomas Hoenig (Former President, Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City), Nate Franzen (First Dakota National Bank)
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      43 min
    • S3|E10 Batten Down the Hatches

      S3|E10 Batten Down the Hatches
      Jan 11 2023

      We shift our focus from understanding the past and present to trying to predict and prepare for the future. Experts weigh in with actions that producers can take now as we enter uncharted financial waters… but will they?

      Featured Guests: Curt Covington (AgAmerica), Thomas Hoenig (Former President, Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City), Jim Knuth (Farm Credit Services of America)
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      50 min
    • S3|E9 Farmland is Blowing Up

      S3|E9 Farmland is Blowing Up
      Dec 21 2022

      When the Federal Reserve adjusts interest rates, it can significantly affect asset values, including farmland. While attention in 2022 has focused on the Fed raising rates, the preceding decades-long policy of extremely low interest rates has also been consequential in the form of asset inflation - the cousin of price inflation.

      Featured Guests: Jim Farrell (Farrell Growth Group), Nate Franzen (First Dakota National Bank),  Thomas Hoenig (Former President, Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City), Jeff Conrad (AgIS Capital LLC)
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      48 min
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