Hugh Ingalls is a rancher along Stoneville Road in western South Dakota. He was born in 1929 and has been managing his family ranch for nearly 70 years. We sat down at his kitchen table to talk about some of the history he has witnessed and lived.
We welcomed back Darin Newsom for today's #MarketMonday conversation! We take a technical look with Darin at last week's Pro Farmer Crop Tour findings, feed demand, bearish live cattle market spreads, and more.
Addie Yoder is a farm wife, mom, coach, and podcaster fromNorthern Missouri. Her podcast . Grace and Growth with Addie focuses on personal growth and the challenges that can come from it. We connected over a quote which she shared from Brene Brown that focuses on the importance of rest in play in a busy industry like agriculture. Addie is a wealth of knowledge and I am proud to have her as guest on episode 100 of the ag state of mind podcast≥. Find her at https://www.addieyoder.com/
Tune in to today's episode as we share part one of the Farm Journal seminar discussing the impact of this year's drought and the role it plays in the cattle markets.
Elizabeth Burns-Thompson, VP of Government and Public Affairs for Navigator, joins us from the Iowa State Fair to talk about the Heartland Greenway project. Tune in as we talk about carbon sequestration and environmental impact.
Shay Myers, CEO of Owyhee Produce, shared his testimony with the Senate Judiciary Committee in July. Today, Shay shares it with us! Tune in as we discuss the issue at hand and what Shay hopes is to come.
Ted Seifried is joining us from the road today as he kicks of this year's Pro Farmer Crop Tour! Tune in and bear with us as we talk to Ted about what he is seeing in the field and, of course, break down market news.
Spud Lemmel has been making management decisions on the prairies of western South Dakota for nearly 70 years. I sat down with him to discuss how ranching has changed in that time and how it has stayed the same. We talk about living in sheep wagons, and fighting fires, as well as why it is more difficult to get started now.
Today we go up the the great state of Minnesota and talk with my friend Kennedy Haney. Kennedy and I have connected over at clubhouse and she is a wealth of information when it comes to all things nutrition. We chat a bit today about her life in transitioning into life living on a fourth generation dairy farm. We then chat a bit about eating disorders and how that can look different for different people. It was such a pleasure to speak with Kennedy! Go check her out https://www.instagram.com/the.dugout.dietitian/
