Emily Krekelberg works for University of Minnesota as an extension educator on farm safety & health. We first connected last May on the "Breaking Ground" webinar on mental health in ag. We talk today about her role with U of M and her journey into her dream role of incorporating mental health into farm safety. I really enjoyed this conversation with Emily and look forward to you guys hearing it as well.
Jared and Marion Wine are first generation stocker operators from near Corpus Christi, TX. We talked about what it takes to get started as a first generation couple. We also talked about how they are using technology like Performance Beef and social media as part of their operation.
Fawn Jackson, Director of Policy and International Relations at the Canadian Cattlemen’s Association, joins us this #FriYAY! Fawn talks to us about the status of the Canadian beef industry, sustainability in the cattle industry, and mentorship.
Anna Kobza, a graduate student at West Texas A&M University, joins us to talk about her studies in feedlot nutrition, being an ag and Texas transplant, and her popularity on social media.
In honor of the first day of fall, we are talking to second generation farmer Nate Krause! Nate is the owner of Swans Trail Farm. Nate joins us to talk about the history of the farm, pumpkin farming in Washington, and what to expect at their fall festival.
Michelle Potthoff of The Climate Corporation joins us this week for #TechTuesday! Michelle talks to us about Climate FieldView. We dive into the features, benefits, and pricing.
Daniel Hussey, Senior Market Strategist at Zaner Financial Services, is on for #MarketMonday! We talk about recent news from China, the rising strength of the U.S. dollar, the live cattle market, and more.
Chad and Crystal Berg are living nomadically and working to develop a platform where ranchers can develop relationships with the end consumers of their beef. They sat down with my wife and I to talk about a wide range of subjects from property rights, to beef consumption in urban areas, to the role of the church in society.
Peggy Meyer is a Mental Health Professional in Rural Nebraska. We talk about the challenges facing farmers and the rural population in general in obtaining proper mental health support. We talk of the challenges of rural life and how having professional services in our small communities are a great way to bridge the gap. We also talk about Peggy's newest venture called Field Pocket... a very innovative grain marketing software. Find all about it at FieldPocket.com
Lorrie Boyer is one of the new podcasters on the Global Ag Network! She has a history of ag broadcasting and has transitioned into the world of podcasting. Tune in then check out her show.
