I grew up on a crop and dairy farm in Southern Minnesota. After graduating from Wells Easton High School, I earned a Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Education from the University of Minnesota. After graduation I returned to the family farm consisting of 600 acres of corn, soybeans, alfalfa, sweet corn, peas and 100 dairy cows. In fall of 1995, after 18 years, I traded the milking parlor for a radio microphone. I still get up at 3:15AM every day. In addition to Farm Broadcasting, covering the farm news, weather, markets, meetings, county fairs, FFA conventions and so on, I continue to farm our land in Southern Minnesota. I am on the air from 5:00 to 7:00 with Mornings on the Farm and then reports through out the day. My wife of 40 years, Louise, is an Occupational Health Nurse for the Jennie-O-Turkey Store. We have two children: Laura who finished Graduate school in Michigan and now is in Burnsville and Steve received his Ph.D. in Analytical Chemistry from the University of Pittsburgh. He works for Eli Lilly in Indianapolis.
Jerry Groskreutz
See You at Farmfest Next Week
Looking at the forecast is is going to be a little warm next week but I hope to see you at Farmfest near Red Wood Falls!
Gordy USDA July Report Grains Sharply Lower [Listen]
July USDA Report, corn and bean production lower, warmer and drier than normal in the forecast and still grains are sharply lower.
Randolph FFA Advisor Ed terry Retirement
Randolph FFA Advisor Ed terry Retirement Party was held Saturday afternoon at St Marks Lutheran Church by Randolph.
[Listen] Gordy USDA Acres and Grain Stocks Report
The USDA released the Planted Acres and Grain Stocks and Gordy Kralovetz with Chiodo Commodities said most of the numbers were negative.
University of Minnesota Releases New Wheat Variety MN-Rothsay
The University of Minnesota has released a new hard red spring wheat variety named MN-Rothsay.
[Listen] Farmers Eligible for MN Frontline Worker Pay Program?
Are farmers eligible for Minnesota's Frontline Worker Pay Program even though they did not work with a lot of people during the COVID 19 pandemic?
[Listen] Gordy Ag Market Recap Wheat Hammered
Corn and soybeans were doing well last week until Friday when wheat was "just hammered" which pulled corn and beans lower going into the long weekend.
Markets Closed Monday For Juneteenth
The grain and livestock markets will be closed Monday in recognition of a new Federal Holiday, Juneteenth.
KDHL Medallion Hunt Clue Number Two
Clue Number Two
Faribault is observing it's 150th year of incorporation
In 1872 citizens decided they wanted services provided with such designation
The Faribault Firer Department was started in 1864, Police in 1872
The treasure you desire can be found by carefully reading this clue
CLUE #1
Time to begin the fun again of the KDHL Medallion Hunt
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Agronomy Field Tour at SROC Tuesday [Listen]
The Annual Agronomy Field Tour at the Southern Research and Outreach Center at Waseca will be "in person" next Tuesday in Waseca.