Roger and Betsy Indreland of Indreland Angus near Big Timber, MT joined me to talk about the journey they have been on to rejuvinate soil health on the landscape they manage. We talk about the use of different soil ammendments and how they have kickstarted their soil health and their plan to use grazing to maintain the gains they have seen in production and landscape health.Take the Survey:https://bit.ly/2ZfpXnX
Shelly Nutt, Executive Director of Texas Peanut Producers Board, joins us to celebrate National Nut Day! Tune in as we learn about all the reasons Texas peanut's are so unique.
Machinery Pete, otherwise known as Greg Peterson, in on today to give us his take on the past, present and future of the machinery industry. We talk about how he got his name, current issues, and what prices may look like down the line.
Mike Steenhoek is back on the podcast to talk about the port issues we are experiencing. We discuss the reasons ports are clogged, global challenges, and more. Luckily, we end on a high note!
Katrin Bridges of GO Topeka joins us for #TechTuesday to talk about Plug and Play. This accelerator program recently selected the second cohort of startups to be part of animal health and ag tech solutions. Tune in for more!
Wyatt Donald is a key decision maker at Cayuse Livestock Co. near Big Timber, MT. This is a ranch that manages land in multiple locations with people from outside the family in different states. We talked about the what goes into management of all those moving parts.Sponsor:PerformanceLivestockAnalytics.com
Sober October continues on the Ag State of Mind Podcast. Today, we go to South Carolina to speak with my friend Daniel Hayes. Daniel and I first connected over our mutual friend Clay Conry's podcast "Working Cows." We speak to Daniel about his incredible journey through sobriety after a quite tumultuous past. We talk about how both his faith in God and his relationship with his wife helped him become the man who he is today. We then shift the conversation to him transitioning over from cattle to hair sheep on his operation and how that is benefiting his land and his way of life. If you want to reach out to Daniel his email is bootstrapfarmsc@gmail.com
