We have 1/2 of the Halvorson's on today's show! Sabrina, cohost of Ag on Tap, joined us to talk about the podcast she does with her husband, Rusty. Ag on Tap recently joined the Global Ag Network so be sure to check them out.
Dr. Kevin Rice joined us to talk about the worst outbreak of armyworms we've seen in 30 years. Get some interesting info and an interesting visual by tuning in for more!
Tad Sonstegard, President and CEO of Acceligen, joins us for #TechTuesday! We talk about precision breeding and how it can benefit the animal and the environment.
Dr. Jonathan Lundgren is and agroecologist and the CEO of Blue Dasher Farm near Estelline, SD. He joined me to discuss the role of bugs on the landscapes we managed. We talked about how to invite beneficial bugs and how to mitigate the damage of less desirable bugs.
Today we go to Kentucky to talk to Danielle Hayden. Danielle lives on her family's cattle and poultry operation in the Ohio Valley Region of Kentucky. This past year, Danielle had a whirlwind of events come her way. First, she found out she was pregnant. Second, she was diagnosed with Alpha-gal Syndrome... the tick and red meat disease. I thought her story was incredibly applicable to our audience as this is something I am seeing occur quite a bit more frequently. I'm excited to announce that since recording this episode, Danielle and her husband Daniel welcomed their baby boy Laramie Ezra Hayden to the world. Find Danielle on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/haydanib/ . Find her family's farm at https://www.haydenfarms.org/
Happy #FriYAY! Today we are featuring audio from Peoples Company's seminar titled "Big Questions in Land Management". In part one, we hear from Peter Isaacson about rental rates and trends. We'll also learn about Leading Harvest.
Jared Wareham, a writer for Drovers, joined us for our final ag labor mini series interview. Jared wrote an article about the ag labor crisis and the push towards innovation. Tune in as we dissect the main pieces of the article and discuss them further.