Julie Lux, Vice President of Communications with Rural Minds, discusses Rural Minds, a non-profit organization based on raising awareness of mental health within rural communities. She shares the importance of this topic, great ways to advocate for it, and resources available for anyone in need!
Tom Tregunno, the Global Product Manager, discusses Envita, a specific technology product under Azotic Technologies. Hear what Envita is and how it can influence your farming operations!
What does it take to get 4 ag podcasters together to record a podcast together? A lot of prep and planning and months of advance notice apparently. Jared Luhman, Bryan Alexander, and Clay Conry are hosts of the Herd Quitter, Ranching Reboot, and Working Cows podcasts, respectively. We had the idea of the 4 of us getting together and recording a podcast. It took several months for us to make it work but man am I glad we did. We started off chatting about our regenerative ag journeys. About how context matters so much in any operation. We then chat a bit about what podcasting looks like for us and the benefits and enjoyment and education we have obtained from podcasting. We also chat a bit about the state of the American food system and where we see it going. What a great episode. I hope you enjoy listening as much as we enjoyed recording. We hope to have another episode together, this time all of us being in the same location, sometime soon.
Tara Vanderdussen and Natalie Kovarik of Elevate Ag & the Discover Ag podcast join us today to discuss their business. Take a listen to learn about courses you can sign up for to engage in all things related to social media, public speaking, and podcasts!
Andy Joseph, Apiarist for the State of Iowa, hopped onto the podcast today to discuss all things bees. Learn about how this practice works in the winter months, bee health, and so much more, in today's episode!
Chad Zuleger, the Director of Government Affairs of the Dairy Business Association in Wisconsin, discusses the current occurrences in the Wisconsin government, budget affairs, and the overall dairy industry of the state.
In response to a solar challenge implemented by an international energy company, Larry Kearns developed TrackerSled. Take a listen to today's #TechTuesday to learn more about the development of this solar powered technology and how it works to benefit the farmers.
Welcome to another episode of the Ranching Side Hustle podcast. For those of you who are new to the podcast, RSH is a subseries within ASOM where my buddy Tyler Keckley and I talk about the challlenges and day in day outs of running side hustle ranching businesses. Tyler and I both have town jobs (banker and pharmacist respectively) as well as our beef enterprises. Today, we chat about what has been going on with our ranch enterprises. We talk about what the next year may hold and a few of our new endeavors since we last talked. We chat about how we are doing a few things differently and how we are hoping they pan out for us in the next couple of months. We then shift gears completely and begin to talk about our half marathon trainings. We both have 13.1 we are scheduled to run in April. Talking about the grind that those sort of trainings can be and the challenges we have to fit it all in. Sign up for my newsletter and get a free PDF of my morning routine at https://www.subscribepage.com/agstateofmindmorningroutine
