AG Bull
Futures Trading involves risk of loss and is not suitable for everyone. Past profits are not necessarily indicative of future results/profits.
Tommy Grisafi is the main host and content creator for Ag Bull Media.
The Ag Bull Podcast showcases agriculture's top talents in a long-form video format. The Ag Bull Trading Podcast is a deeper discussion of trading with analysts and key players in agriculture nationwide.
Futures trading involves risk of loss and is not suitable for everyone.
AG Bull
Latest Episodes
AG Squawk AM 9/28/2026 with Jed Sidwell | When Soybeans Dodge The List And Everyone Stares At Corn
We run through a fast morning check of hogs, grains, and weather, then focus on what upcoming USDA-style stock expectations could mean for risk and volatility. We also break down a tighter-than-expected Hogs and Pigs report and a China trade he...
Wiesemeyer's Perspectives | China Tariffs, Diesel Shock, And The Next Big USDA Reports
Markets swing on headlines, but we focus on the numbers and the policy details that decide whether Friday’s rebound is real demand or just a bounce. We connect China trade timing, diesel price shocks, geopolitics, USDA reports, and election pre...
AG Squawk with Tommy Grisafi and Jed Sidwell | How Farmers Can Sell Cash Grain And Stay In The Game
Grain markets whip around overnight, so we focus on staying calm, selling grain for cash flow, and using options to keep smart upside exposure without turning farming into day trading. We also zoom out to interest rates, the 10-year, and diesel...
AG Squawk AM 9/25/2026 with Jed Sidwell | Weather, Wheat, and War
We run through the morning numbers across cattle, hogs, and grains, then connect the overnight slide in soybeans, corn, and wheat to shifting weather and headline risk. We also flag mixed Argentina wheat signals, explain what is disrupting fed ...
AG Squawk with Tommy Grisafi | Market Report
We size up a market day that looks busy on the surface but keeps snapping back because the biggest “moves” are happening in basis, spreads, and positioning. We also argue the real pressure on agriculture is coming from elevated interest rates, ...
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