Jared Luhman is host of the great Herd Quitter podcast. He and his family are cooperative producers for Pharo Cattle Co. in Southeast Minnesota. We talk about the economic challenges of ranching on very valuable land as well as the unique ways they have found to overcome those challenges.
Girls Talk...-Crop Update....hear advice from our resident agronomist, Karen!-Drone Spraying Fungicide.....Kelsey shares her perspective and experience-Exciting announcements.....you'll have to listen! No sneak peeks here.Follow Girls Talk Ag on Twitter and Facebook!
Part two of our, uh, two part series with Brian Jensen, "The Voice of Texas Tech Football". Brian throws in a story about swimming to Alcatraz and the legend of John Hinkley.
Alexis Johnson from Farm Tee Company joins me to day to talk about her business and how she started her mission to make high quality apparel that farmers and ranchers could wear and show their pride for where they live. We talk about the pride in loving where you farm as well as the challenges that come with building a brand. Find Alexis at https://farmteeco.com/
Guess who's back! It's me. Sorry for the long abscence in recording. I made myself a promise when I started the podcast that it would not interfere with the other things in my life. These past two weeks I've had to put my money where my mouth was. The fair and family vacation was more important than podcasting. We returned from vacation yesterday and I was back to normal today. It made me reflect on how important vacations are for the sustainability of our operation. That without breaks, we begin to spin ourselves in circles. That we are running a poor business if we cannot set it down for a bit.
In this solo episode I discuss four Red Pills for Ranchers. These are ideas that have been challenging my thinking frequently over the last few months.
On this episode, Jen, Kelsey, and Karen talk about.... County Fair season and 4-H projectsA drone spraying fungicide Tractor Restoration and CollectionsHeat and pollination ...and more! Tune in today and follow Girls Talk Ag on Twitter and Facebook.
Dan Rasmussen, an educator with the South Dakota Grasslands Coalition, joined me to talk about the process of change he has led on his family's 33 Ranch in Mellette County, SD. We talk about what got him started making changes, how to decide where to start making changes, and what the future looks like at the 33 Ranch.
A while back Steve Campbell suggested that I should collect advice for the next generation from past guests. So I did. I reached out to some past guests and asked them to share their 1-2 minutes of advice for past guests. For a full listing of those who called in visit workingcows.net/250. Thanks for listening and all the support over the years. Here's to the next 250, Lord willing.
