Kari Hernandez of Indigo Ag is on for our technology conversation. Kari tells us about Indigo Carbon, a program the company just launched dealing with carbon credits.
We are chatting markets today with Jim McCormick of AgMarket.net. Tune in as we discuss Chinese buying programs, Chicago wheat, what's driving the cattle market and more.
Today is a unique episode of the podcast...and if I'm being honest, it's a tad bit selfish. Megan Teerlink hosts my new favorite podcast, Getting Mindful with Megan. She takes an unique approach to mindfulness, intentionality, and self improvement by drawing from her life as a yoga practitioner as well as her own faith in Jesus. Megan's podcast and coaching has been a blessing to our family as you will find out in the podcast. I'm so excited for you guys to find out more about Megan. Find out more about Megan and a few of the things we talk about at https://agstateofmind.com/2020/10/18/asom-ep-56-megan-teerlink-getting-mindful-with-megan/
Madison Mackley, a northwest Kanas farmer, sits in on our Friday discussion about harvest. Madison tells us more about working on the farm, harvest details, yield expectations and more.
Emily Spolyar from Pheasant's Forever is on today's episode. Emily tells us about her role with the organization, their precision ag and conservation efforts and more.
Fellow podcaster Becca Hilby joins us for today's conversation! Becca is the co-host of the Forward Farming podcast and a Wisconsin-based farmer. Tune in to hear about her life as a farmer and podcaster!
Nicole Masters joined me to discuss the purpose of weeds on the landscape. We talk about how to be patient and allow weeds to accomplish their job. We also discuss how to determine if the weeds are going to continue to increase or if they are merely bringing in nutrients in which our rangeland plants are deficient.
Delaney flies solo today as she talks with Mitch Dille and Keith Strang of MK1 Engineering. Mitch and Keith, who have backgrounds in aerospace engineering, talk about seed orientation, their company and the Aerotube system.
It is my belief that the mental health of students during the COVID-19 pandemic has not gotten the proper attention. We are trying to do our part here at ASOM to remedy that. Emma Rose Ploch is a student at the University of Missouri and is founder of the Ag Advocacy page Found in the Field. Today, we spend some time talking about why she went into agriculture school and how she has found her passion for ag advocacy. We then talk to her about her unique experience as a college student during the COVID-19 pandemic and how she has had to adjust to all of the different stresses that have come her way. Find more at https://agstateofmind.com/2020/10/11/asom-ep-55-emma-rose-ploch/
