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Wisconsin farm mornings, markets first.
MID-WEST FARM REPORT - EAU CLAIRE works like morning radio for people already moving through chores, commutes, and farm decisions. It mixes Wisconsin agriculture news, market notes, severe-weather notes, FFA visits, interviews, and loose barnyard conversation.
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MID-WEST FARM REPORT - EAU CLAIRE is a practical agriculture-news program with the rhythm of early-morning farm radio. It opens with the day already underway. Weather alerts, fog reports, local temperatures, road hazards, calendar items, and markets all arrive fast, because the audience is presumed to have chores waiting. The show is rooted in Wisconsin, but its attention stretches well beyond one county. Fertilizer prices, crop progress, dairy products, ag trade, state fee updates, cattle production, technology in farming, and national commodity pressure all show up in the same working stream. Short personal asides keep it grounded. A calf went to market. Another calf was born. Fog was thick enough to joke about cutting through it. FFA students in Stevens Point get real airtime, with their supervised agricultural experiences treated as part of the future of agriculture rather than as filler. The interviews widen the show without changing its tone. Tucker Brown talks about blending tradition, science, data, artificial insemination, embryo transfer, and virtual fencing in cattle work. Nicole Johnson discusses recruiting the next generation of dairy talent as production and technology change. Brent Wink appears in crop coverage, and Derek Dahlman supplies weather context that matters to people making real decisions outdoors. The show can also wander into farm tours, the Grand Canyon mule operation, sale barns, music cues, and local awards. That looseness is part of its utility. It sounds close to the community it serves, and it trusts listeners to follow technical terms, prices, acronyms, and practical farm talk without being led by the hand. The appeal is steady usefulness more than spectacle. It is agriculture news with mud on the tires, market sheets on the desk, and one eye on the sky.
Made for: For farmers, ag students, rural families, and Wisconsin listeners who want weather, markets, livestock talk, and agriculture news in a familiar morning-radio format.
What sets it apart: Its strength is the blend of hard farm utility and lived local detail: commodity prices, severe-weather context, fee updates, FFA stories, calving reports, and working interviews all share the same table.
Hosted by Bob Bosold and Jill Welke
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
A locally grounded farm broadcast that connects commodity markets, regulation, technology, and labor to the daily economics of agriculture.
MID-WEST FARM REPORT - EAU CLAIRE treats agriculture as a working economy measured in commodity prices, weather, regulation, labor, and the practical decisions waiting after breakfast.
Jill's calf might cover a down payment; your coffee comes with the morning's farm prices.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
Farm policy, cattle math, and a working morning mix that stays close to the ground.
This Farm Show hour keeps its feet on the ground, moving from Wisconsin updates to Jill Welke's state-level friend of 4-H recognition and the usual market and weather check-ins.
Farm markets, mule logistics, and morning weather in one steady, neighborly listen.
This Farm Show installment moves from markets and weather into a calf-sale update, crop talk, and a long stretch on how Grand Canyon mules help resupply Phantom Ranch. Its best quality is how matter-of-fact it stays.
A practical farm-radio review of when vehicle exemptions give way to commercial rules.
Farm business enters through a practical line: a vehicle can move field to farm, farm to field, or to the co-op for products under exemptions, but registration, proper licensing, insurance, and USDOT compliance come into play once the trip becomes commerce.
A brisk farm-business episode links Welsh dairy marketing, forage choices, soil nitrogen and milk-market pressure.
This single-episode review works best as a compact look at dairy farming as both a local business and a set of daily land decisions. It moves from milk-market pressure into a South Wales dairy operation where home delivery becomes more than a familiar custom: it is part of how…
A practical farm-business check-in where cattle, grain, dairy prices, and policy share the same morning.
Farm economics gets a brisk morning-radio pass, with Bob moving from a mild Eau Claire-area start into cattle, hogs, grain, dairy, and policy.
A grounded farm-radio episode linking 4-H, ranch management, crop coverage, and a sunny mid-50s forecast.
Farm work lands here as a series of choices made close to the ground: a Friend of 4-H award at Eau Claire's Hotel Lismore, then a sixth-generation ranch working to improve cattle with data, science, and tradition.
Odd questions, followed patiently down to the incentives.
Family grief, public questions, and the responsibilities of care.
This episode covers agricultural news including bridge payments to crop producers, legal issues for Xcel Energy, corn yield contest results, legislative updates on milk and wolf bills, and a new trade negotiator appointment.
This episode of the Farm Show provides agricultural news updates, including weather forecasts, a discussion on Ag Partners' acquisitions, and the closure of a beef plant.
The Mid-West Farm Report covers agricultural news and interviews, starting with host Jill Welke receiving a Friend of 4-H award.
This episode of the Farm Show provides agricultural updates including weather conditions, analysis of the January WASDE report showing increased corn and soybean yields affecting prices, and a preview of topics like Wisconsin hemp producers.
Host Bob Bosold opens the Midwest Farm Report with a weather update and previews key topics.
Bob Bosshold of the Midwest Farm Report on WAXX 104.5 reports from World Dairy Expo, where Braden Beckle of Pierce County won the individual national 4-H dairy judging title and the team finished second, 17 points behind California.
This episode of the Farm Show on Wax 104.5 provides agricultural news, weather updates, and personal farming anecdotes from Wisconsin.
This episode of the Farm Show discusses agricultural topics including sunflower production, trade, and cattle expertise, while also highlighting FFA activities and local weather conditions.
This episode of the Farm Show on LAX 104.5 discusses agricultural news, weather updates, and personal farming experiences like cattle calving in Wisconsin.
This episode of the Farm Show on Wax 104.5 discusses agricultural news, weather conditions including fog in Eau Claire, and upcoming farm tours to southwestern destinations.
This episode of the Farm Show discusses agricultural topics including fertilizer markets, lab-grown meats, dairy products, AI in farming, and alfalfa updates, along with weather forecasts and local news.
The morning starts packed.
The morning opens with the usual farm-radio mix: chores, weather, calendar items, markets, and a hard personal loss.
Bob Boesel opens the Farm Show at the shank of the day on LAX 104.5.
The farm team starts the morning with an election-day reminder and a look at the weather ahead.
["Wax 104.5's Midwest Farm Report opens with Bob Boesel and Jill Welke talking spring skunks, three deer at Jill's driveway, and a calf named Pebbles.", "The farm-news block covers more than 50 ag groups pushing the International Trade Commission on phosphate fertilizer duties, voluntary U.S.-origin meat labels, and Tony Evers signing 33 bills.", "Pam Yonke's Wales interview with Rhys Locker from T-Tanglois Dairy centers on 120 pedigree Holsteins, local milk sales within half an hour of the farm, and a heifer business that brings about a third of income.", "Premier Livestock, Altoona Equity, and alfalfa specialist Dan Undersander add market quotes, a Tuesday feeder-cattle special, and a spring warning to check alfalfa tap roots for winter kill."]
This episode of the Farm Show covers agricultural news, weather forecasts for Wisconsin, and updates on local girls' basketball tournaments.
This episode is a casual morning farm show discussing agricultural news, personal anecdotes about moving, and light banter among hosts.