By Scout Nelson
The Agricultural Market Situation and Outlook Webinar series provides monthly online sessions designed to help farmers, ranchers, and agriculture professionals stay informed about changing market conditions. The virtual program runs throughout the year, with webinars scheduled from January through December, giving participants regular updates on important agricultural topics.
Each webinar focuses on current issues affecting the agricultural economy. Topics vary from month to month but include discussions about farm financial conditions, crops and livestock markets, and updates on farm programs when new information becomes available. The goal of the series is to help participants better understand market trends and make informed decisions for their operations.
The webinars are held virtually, making it easy for people to join from any location. Sessions take place once each month from 1:00 to 2:00 p.m. Central Time. At the end of each webinar, participants have an opportunity to ask questions and interact with specialists, allowing for practical discussions about real-world challenges in agriculture.
The webinar series features a team of experienced contributors from NDSU Extension. Experts include specialists in livestock development, farm management, crop economics, agricultural finance, livestock economics, and bioenergy. Their combined knowledge helps provide a balanced view of agricultural markets and financial outlooks across different sectors of farming.
Registration is required for participation, but the webinars are open to anyone interested in learning more about agriculture and market trends. Farmers, students, educators, and industry professionals can benefit from the regular updates and expert analysis shared during each session.
By offering consistent monthly guidance, the Agricultural Market Situation and Outlook Webinar series supports better planning and risk management for agricultural operations. The program helps participants stay aware of economic conditions, market changes, and policy developments that influence the farm sector. Through clear information and expert discussion, the webinar series continues to be a valuable educational resource for those involved in agriculture.
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Categories: North Dakota, Crops, Livestock, Rural Lifestyle, Farm Safety