Nic Kumbalek joins Rodney & Gabe to talk a bit about energy, the challenges of shippers (and shipping) in the current environment and the challenges with hedging shipping costs. We touch briefly on Cyclospora - A plug for - Little Leaf Farms (as well as other indoor growers) are free and clear on this type of pathogen - so contrary to Rodney's hopes he doesn't really have an excuse to pass the produce aisle. Finally - Gabe rode 84 miles on a bike for charity, and comedically drank 32 gallons of water to make it the distance - he's not built for endurance. If you're interested in supporting cancer research please don't hesitate to share a couple bucks - https://profile.pmc.org/pmc/GS0282

Cole Stock of Western Grain Marketing joins the podcast this time. Some heady topics around the idea of "fairness" in markets. Is zone bidding ok? The group talks about some alternatives to trailing stops to help defer pricing and finally make some poorly informed guesses as to what corn cash price will be as we roll into harvest.

Rodney and Gabe are joined by lender Jacob Chapman for some discussion around NPV and better understanding what Jacob on the banking side really digs into before underwriting a loan.

Some technical difficulties on this one so it's a bit more edited than normal

If you're interested in our take on Iran and current markets the TL;DR is Rodney and Gabe remain wary but hopeful. How can the duo hold both views at the same time? They're human, contain multitudes and may in fact contradict themselves from time to time.