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In this episode of the Farm4Profit podcast, we welcome Carson, famously known as the 6th Gen Farmer. Carson, along with his brother Chris and father Ryan, carries on a rich family farming legacy in South Western Minnesota. Known for his engaging and humorous approach to promoting agriculture, Carson has amassed a significant following on social media with over 1,000 Facebook followers, 5,000 Instagram followers, and 23,100 YouTube subscribers.
Carson shares insights into their farming operations, which include the use of advanced John Deere equipment, like their new combine added in 2023. The farm primarily produces organic sweet corn and peas, and Carson delves into their practices in precision agriculture. He also talks about Agra-GPS, a system he sells that integrates with Deere equipment, explaining how it works and the equipment he's mounted it to.
Listeners will learn about Carson's background, including his time working for C&B Operations as a John Deere dealer and his experience rebuilding a JD 6000 Highboy sprayer. With over 255 videos on YouTube, Carson provides a wealth of content showcasing the daily life and innovations on their farm.
We also explore Carson's motivations for sharing his farming journey on social media, the cool experiences and people he's met along the way, and his advice for others looking to make their mark in agriculture. Plus, don't miss Carson's take on the best food he's ever had and where he got it.
Tune in for an entertaining and educational conversation with Carson, the 6th Gen Farmer, as he shares his story and passion for agriculture.
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Today, we have a special guest, Chad Tentinger, a fourth-generation cattle farmer from Marcus, Iowa. Combining his passion for cattle and construction, Chad founded TenCorp, Inc. in 2007 and remains deeply involved in the cattle industry. He has partnered with local producers to build two state-of-the-art turn-key cattle operations.
Chad is here to introduce Legacy Beef Co-op, a revolutionary cattle producer co-op that bases cattle pricing on the Boxed Beef Cutout, reflecting true consumer demand. We'll explore how this co-op aims to provide higher revenue potential, economies of scale, and favorable processing obligations, ensuring cattle producers are not forced to sell in markets influenced by external forces.
We'll discuss Legacy Beef Co-op's new packing plant investment opportunity for Midwest family farm beef producers, offering them a share of retail beef profits and participation in the Cattlemenâs Heritage Beef Company. Chad will share insights on the project's timing, structure, and how it benefits producers, including ideal membership and the future of meat production.
Join us for an enlightening episode as we delve into the innovative world of Legacy Beef Co-op with Chad Tentinger. Stay tuned!
Introducing Legacy Beef Co-op.A cattle producer co-op that will base the selling of cattle on the Boxed Beef Cutout. A pricing system reflective of consumer demand. In addition to ownership in Cattlemenâs Heritage Beef Company, the co-op will provide these benefits:Cattle Producers should not be forced to sell their cattle in a market influenced by outside forces, that is not reflective of true consumer driven demand and values.How is Legacy Beef Coop going to help with this?Higher revenue potentialEconomy of ScaleProcessing ObligationsLegacy Beef Co-op today announced a new packing plant investment opportunity that would give family farm beef producers in throughout the Midwest in, Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas, Missouri and South Dakota access to a larger portion of the retail beef dollar. How does this work with ownership?Through ownership in Legacy Beef Co-op, beef producers would become investors in the Cattlemenâs Heritage Beef Company facility in Mills County, Iowa, and participate in its profitability. They would also become suppliers to the facility and enjoy economies of scale typically available only to large corporate feedlots, including pricing based on retail beef value (Boxed Beef Cutout) rather than the CME model, as well as more favorable delivery alternatives.https://legacybeefcoop.com/Donât forget to like the podcast on all platforms and leave a review where ever you listen!
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Kayla and Shannon 2 hairstylist and makeup artists with no farm background - Was in industry was 10 yearsWives and mothersHusbands said no to getting sheep with them - Started a sheep farm knowing nothingFarmStart being sheep farmers in September 202231 eweâs and 1 ramWhy sheep?Wanted something that their kids could help withSheep are at Shannonâs farmWinter they are their full timeSummer - will graze on a pasture near Kaylaâs, pasture near shaylas, and on Shannonâs farm Their first border collie started learning at 12 weeks oldFirst Dexter calf born this past monthKayla also has chickens Started having baby sheep this spring Top TikToks:âHot Carlâ (one of the Rams) busted open his head - they had video going through process of super gluing back togetherâWeâre Sheep farmers of courseâŠâShannon participated in Canadaâs Ultimate ChallengeA Canadian reality TV series; a cross-national âobstacle courseâTeams compete in various physical challenges (white water rafting or rock climbing)How has social media changed her life?Why do it?How would she start it over differently?Which is their favorite platform?How are you getting your message across through social media?If you were an animal, what do you think you would be?If you could make anything bigger on your body what would it be?
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Episode Sponsorhttps://www.estesperformanceconcaves.com/xpr-concaves/XPR3 Linkhttps://www.estesperformanceconcaves.com/product/xpr-3-concaves/What role does the concave serve in the harvesting process?Do you need a different concave for different crops?Does each combine manufacturer have a different size or style of concave?Do concaves wear out?Is the concave an important investment?How does this effect a listenerâs ROI?Stop Rotor LossLess DamageBoost ProfitabilityHow did Estes begin?.Why do some big names in the high yield game run XPR concaves?David Hula, Randy Dowdy, Dan Luepkes, Kevin Matthews, Kelly Garrett, Perry Galloway, Lee Lubbers, Hefty Brothers, Matt Miles, Eric ReedWhat are some things for producers to consider when thinking about their combine set ups?When making a choice about after market products with combines what is important to consider?Running Side by Side comparisons (Deere and others)780âs with XPR2 & X9âs with XPR3Whatâs the concave market like?Competitive (XPR2 has been good â XPR3 is even better)How do you set yourself apart?What makes Estes SpecialJohn Deere Salesman tweet â everyone has better concaves than stockDo you have any combine off season tips for preparation?When we go to the field should we be setting our combines differently for each crop?Would you mind helping us put together some setting tips to share with our listeners for wheat, soybeans, and corn?
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Founded in 1963, Everglades Equipment Group is a family owned and operated full-service John Deere dealership with 18 locationscovering central and south Florida. Everglades Equipment Group serves a wide range of customers the largest agricultural producers of sugarcitrus vegetablesindividual farmersgolf coursesnurseries & commercial landscape management companiesconstruction businessesWe have become one of the largest John Deere dealers in the world by focusing on customer experience Everglades was initially founded as a farming operation around southeastern Lake Okeechobee (which continues to this dayThe company traces its beginnings in Florida to the early 1900s when Emanuel and Mary Schlechter, with their seven children, left the Upper Midwest after reading about the vast agricultural opportunities in Florida. (from North Dakota)Started a tractor repair shopMike
What Generation? â 3rdHas he always worked for the dealershipWhat does the farming operation look like?How does he find good help?What was the motivation to start a YouTube ChannelHas this been a struggle with âMother DeereâWhat are some hobbies?Donât forget to like the podcast on all platforms and leave a review where ever you listen!
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Building Financial Independence in Farming: A Conversation with Mary Jo Irmen
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Today, we're excited to have Mary Jo Irmen, founder of WithoutTheBank.com, joining us to discuss how she helps farmers achieve financial independence.
Mary Jo, could you start by giving us a brief overview of your background and how you got involved in helping farmers with their finances?
It was never my intent to teach the world about the Infinite Baking Concept much less write two books. However, sometimes in life things find you and in the 2008 the stock market crash lead me to the Infinite Banking Concept.That was all I needed, FiscalBridge, LLC was born then and there. I quickly found people were not comfortable with handling their own finances because the industry leads us to believe we are not smart enough. This was a truth no one told me about, it is my mission to share it with all and make sure itâs done so in a way you understand and succeed.Understanding the Concept of Financial Independence
Mary Jo, many farmers may not be familiar with the idea of financial independence. Can you explain what it means in the context of farming?How does achieving financial independence differ from simply turning a profit in farming?What if I am skeptical?What is Human Life Value? How much insurance can I have?What if you are not insurable?How old is this concept?Can I use policies I already have?Where do I find my money to start?The Role of Banking and Finance in Farming
How does your approach differ from conventional banking?What are some common financial challenges that farmers face, and how do you help them overcome these challenges?With your program where do traditional banks fit now?Building Wealth and Stability
What are some key strategies you recommend for farmers looking to secure their financial future?Can you share any success stories or examples of farmers who have significantly improved their financial situation through your guidance?Addressing Common Misconceptions
What are some of these misconceptions, and how do you debunk them?What advice do you have for farmers who may be hesitant to explore alternative financial strategies?Can you mix and match?Looking Ahead
As the agricultural industry continues to evolve, what trends do you see emerging in terms of financial management for farmers?Conclusion/Summary/Challenge
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Cole Sonne - Sonne Farms Mt Vernon South Dakota
@SonneFarms 172k Facebook -- 48.4k Instagram â 270k YouTube Subs
My name is Cole Sonne fourth generation farmer living in South-Eastern South Dakota. My father and I raise Black Angus Cattle. we raise bullsWho all is involved?we also grow alfalfa, grass hay, corn, and soybeans.I started making youtube videos for not just your entertainment, but for mine as well.
Has made 740 videos
Married â Wife TiffanyRenovated their home at the âSouth Farmâ in 2022Has a partnership with RFDTVDIY VideosTutorialsWisdom sharingFarmer Grade with Tork and SawyerWhy do the social media?Promote Mental Health in AgricultureFarm Safety Farm RescueWhat would he do differentlyAny cool experiences? Cool people?Advice for others?MerchandiseFarm FocusWhatâs next?What is the best food you have ever had and where did you get it?
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IN-STUDIO INTERVIEW GUESTS:
ï· Sue Brakhane, Chief Agronomist
ï· Travis Biggs, Imaging Services Director
INTERVIEW FLOW AND TOPICS (OR GOALS)
- Circle back to who we are as a company, reference founding partners Danny Assman and Ryan Schroeder and their original Farm4Profit interview.
- Emphasize the differences of Terraplex as a drone sales company (our emphasis on service) REALLY deep dive into services. More than just servicing and repairing drones when they crash, but the after-sale service aspect too. Our customers learn SO MUCH more by spending time with our team at drone delivery. Weâre so much more than just a âdrone-in-a-boxâ company. (Expand on how *some* companies sell a drone, then ship âem...and youâre done).
- Our customers will learn more about theyâre buying from us, working with our team members â than they will going it alone, watching YouTube videos.
- Additional Terraplex services expanding into imaging and crop analysis. (Enter importance of having Sue and Travis on our team â what other drone sales company is doing that - ? )
ï§ What can farmers learn about their operations with our imaging drones? Gonna learn more about what youâre buying from us - with our team members â than you will go alone, watching YouTube videos.
ï§ Touch on agronomic insights of crop analysis. How understanding MORE about crops can lead to better decision making with fungicide or foliar application. Ability to go back of WHERE we need to spray, WHAT we need to spray (and how often)
- Agronomic update. What is the incredibly wet start to this planting season doing right now?
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Where are they fromHowâs the family Quad CitiesMarried w/ 2 children Herself and spouse both work for DeerePat has worked for Deere 20+ years - Heâs 2nd generation DeereLyricâs GraduationJohn DeereDirector of PR & SocialLeading the CTO campaign Received her 15th anniversary ring at DeereAttended AGRITECHNICA - Future Ag Expo in Germany Her team is all over:2 in Des Moines, 1 in Vermont, 1 in California, 5 in Quad Cities, 1 in Chicago, Germany Previous roles at JD2008: Public Relations Specialist and Gold Key Tour Lead2011: Communication Manager2016: Marketing Communications Manager | Compact Construction Equip.2018: Public Relations and Social Media ManagerJan. 2020: Associate Director, Strategic Public RelationsMar. 2020: Global Director Strategic PR and Enterprise Social MediaHas faced a global pandemic, social unrest, election chaos, and a United Auto Workers strike at John Deere all while in this roleAutism AdvocateFounder and President of Royal Ball Run for Autism 2011: she was diagnosed with a brain tumor that was wrapped around her vagus nerve - manages ability to speak, swallow, and eatWent through surgery believing she would never talk againIdea came to her while she was in recovery from her surgery to remove a brain tumor Held every June in Milan, IL - June of 2024 will be the 13th runGoal: Increase awareness and acceptance of autism - a neurological disorder that impacts 1 in 59 childrenSupport local autism programs in the Quad Cities area Daughter is autistic3rd yr student at UIowa In 2022 they became rental property ownersGoal is to convert apartments into independent living units for autistic adultsStart, bench, cut
Muffin types: blueberry, choc chip, lemon poppyseed Music, sports, tvEast coast, West Coast, Gulf ShoreCocktail, Seltzer, MargaritaHeated steering, sun roof, heated seatsTikTok, Instagram, Twitter (X)Fries, onion rings, cheese curdsBreakfast, lunch, dinnerWhatâs the best food have you ever had and where did you get it?
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Balance 4 Ward
Cattle feeding company based out of SW Iowa, focused on helping and creating more opportunities for the mid-market cattlemenLevel the playing field for them so they can compete in the industryWe primarily do two things as a company â We Feed Cattle. Provide Additional Services to Cattle Feeders to help them make more moneyOne of those services being our Cattle Business SystemsAddressing Challenges in Cattle Ranching: Could you elaborate on the various challenges cattlemen face on a daily basis? In what ways were these challenges impacting your profitability and competitiveness in the industry?As we record in Spring of 2024 what type of a market are we coming out of and what type of market are we currently sitting in?Cattle Business SystemsWhat is it? Well, we recognize that cattlemen wear multiple hats every day and deal with lots of different people : Examples (scrap the pens, processing cattle, oh and your order buyer is calling you saying heâs got a good deal on cattle, while your broker is wanting you to trade the crush and hedge cattleâŠetc..)We faced the same thing in our operation, and therefore we werenât competing in the industry. So we spent time and focused on who was winning in the industry and concluded that we needed to develop a team of people to help us align all of our decisions in our operation and keep us accountableWhy does CBS work?The Concept Behind Cattle Business Systems: What inspired you to develop a team-based approach to tackling these challenges? How does Cattle Business Systems aim to align decisions within a cattle operation and ensure accountability?Empowering Cattlemen:What are ways we can empower cattlemen to make informed decisions?What advantages do some producers have over others?What is the vision of Balance4Ward for the future of the cattle market?What indicators have your crew/team been paying attention to?The SaleSo, Cattle Business Systems, is a monthly membership, that includes a monthly meeting and gives them full access to our team along with full transparency of what we are doing in our own operation to help give them confidence to make decisions and get more of an equal advantage in the industryOur job is to meet with our clients every month, identify opportunities, help them prioritize those, and execute if needed. And if guys need help executing on those decisions, we have additional services through our platform that we can help them do that â B4W Advantage, B4W Feeders, New Balance Commodities, B4W OperationsWhy Balance4Ward?We do it, we have skin in the gameTotally transparent on what we are doing in our own operation at B4WEverything from risk management, feed, operations, buying/selling of cattle, cornThere is no conflict of interest â not trying to margin you into something elseExample: How does this decision affect all the other ones I have to make in my operationProactive in everything we do (18 months) â we try to maximize/ be the best at profit per head â not about to volume to usSeparate the farmer vs. The feeder Contact us for more information. What are the next steps in learning more about us and what we have to offer?What is the best food you have ever eaten and where did you get it from?Donât forget to like the podcast on all platforms and leave a review where ever you listen!
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Welcome to the Farm4Profit Podcast! In this episode, we're joined by Karl Armstrong, a farmer from Southwestern Ontario. Karl shares insights into his farming operation, which focuses on corn, wheat, and soybeans, and winter barley.
Beyond the fields, Karl enjoys camping year-round, even in the snow, with a favorite spot being Pinery Provincial Park. He adds a humorous touch to his social media presence, incorporating puns with pictures of Travis Kelce and Andy Reid during games.
As a self-proclaimed semi-amateur professional drone crasher, Karl also discusses his experience with John Deere equipment, including the DB60 planter and the 8400R tractor. During harvest season in 2018, he managed a fleet of 5-7 S670 combines.
We delve into Karl's perspective on social media and how it has impacted his life. He shares his reasons for being active on social platforms, advice for starting over, favorite platforms, and strategies for getting his message across effectively.
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In this episode of the Farm4Profit Podcast, we're honored to welcome Justin Bruch, a fifth-generation Iowa farmer and Co-Founder of AgFunder.com. With a rich background in agriculture spanning four continents, Justin brings a wealth of experience to the discussion.
Justin's journey in agriculture began on his family's farm in Iowa, where he cultivated a deep appreciation for the land and its potential. After earning his bachelor's degree in Agronomy from Iowa State University in 2000, Justin embarked on a remarkable career that has taken him across North America, South America, Europe, and Africa. Along the way, he has gained invaluable insights into different agricultural practices, market dynamics, and investment opportunities.
As the Co-Founder and Chairman of AgFunder.com, Justin has played a pivotal role in revolutionizing agriculture crowdfunding. With a 100% focus on funding agriculture projects, AgFunder.com has become one of the largest platforms of its kind in the world, empowering farmers and entrepreneurs to bring their ideas to life.
In our conversation with Justin, we explore the intriguing topic of land investment and its significance in securing the farming future. We delve into the reasons why people invest in land, examining its long-term benefits and potential for growth. Justin shares his insights on alternative methods for land acquisition beyond traditional means, such as inheritance, cash purchases, or bank financing.
Furthermore, we discuss the economics of purchasing land in the current environment, addressing common concerns about cash flow and record-breaking land prices. Justin sheds light on how implementing organic practices can affect access to land, highlighting the challenges and considerations involved in transitioning to organic farming.
One particularly fascinating aspect we explore is the role of land investment in the carbon market. Justin explains how investing in land can contribute to carbon sequestration and water conservation, aligning with sustainable farming practices and environmental stewardship.
Throughout our conversation, Justin emphasizes the enduring appeal of land investment, despite potentially lower returns compared to other market options. We examine the non-monetary benefits of land ownership, including lifestyle factors, legacy considerations, and the satisfaction of preserving the environment.
As we look to the future, Justin shares his predictions for emerging trends in land investment and sustainable practices. He discusses potential challenges and opportunities on the horizon, offering valuable insights for farmers and investors alike.
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Howâs the family - do they farm with family?Wife, mom, passionate agriculturalist, NDSU Bison & rhubarb advocateWhat do they want to make sure they see before they leaveAbout BridgetteFarm kid extraordinaireâŠ..NDSU gradBoth herself and husband are heavily involved in agriculture and have two adult childrenGraduated as a high school ag teacherâŠ.Now active teaching adults about agriculture product+25 years of industry experience in sales and technical agronomyWorked for Corteva for 10 yrs (until 2022) - market development specialist, enlist field specialistServed as mentor and trainer for +70 students and new hires in salesActive public speaker, radio host, sales mentorAg director at WDAY 970 AM - broadcasting and media productionLilac Lane MediaAgriculture sales trainingâŠNegotiations training for ag sellers, personality styles, media trainingWeekly Ag EducationVoice OversPartners: Rural Minds: mental health ⊠Ag Mafia ⊠Agronomy on IceNooner Chats on twitter - little podcast episode with different guestsRight now, who inspires you?Would you rather
Be constantly itchy or constantly stickyEat cold pizza or hot cereal for breakfastHave a cow or horse living in your houseBeen the oldest or youngest child in your familyLive in a boat or a treehousePublicly speak or do a voice overGo to a trivia night or go to a standup showDonât forget to like the podcast on all platforms and leave a review where ever you listen!
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In this insightful episode of the Farm4Profit Podcast, we explore the fascinating world of Micro-Captive Insurance with none other than Van Carlson, the esteemed Founder & CEO of SRA. With over twenty-five years of experience in the risk management industry, Van brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to the table, sharing valuable insights on how small to mid-market businesses can leverage 831(b) Plans to effectively manage their property and casualty risks while enjoying significant tax benefits.
Van's journey in the industry began with Farmers Insurance Group, where he started as an agent and swiftly rose to prominence, growing his book of business to become one of the largest in his home state of Idaho. Today, his primary goal is to continue the upward trajectory of SRA, constantly innovating and developing new products to meet the evolving needs of the market.
The heart of this episode lies in understanding the intricacies of 831(b) Plans and how they offer a unique opportunity for business owners to retain up to 50% of their risk and premiums. By placing funds in a tax-deferred 831(b) Plan, businesses can build a funded reserve for potential losses, thus gaining greater control over claims and even participating in underwriting profits within their plan. It's an ideal strategy for savvy business owners willing to take calculated risks for greater rewards.
Van also draws parallels between 401(k) and 831(b) accounts, shedding light on their similarities in terms of tax benefits, contribution limits, and compliance requirements. However, the real magic of 831(b) Plans lies in their ability to mitigate various business risks that may not be covered by traditional insurance, such as supply chain interruptions, cybersecurity attacks, and even brand damage.
Delving deeper into the history of 831(b) Microcaptives, Van discusses the legislative milestones and regulatory framework that have shaped their evolution over the years. From the Tax Reform Act of 1986 to the more recent PATH Act of 2015, which increased premium amounts and introduced inflation riders, these legislative developments have made 831(b) Plans an increasingly attractive option for businesses seeking comprehensive risk management solutions.
Join us as we unravel the complexities of Micro-Captive Insurance and discover how it can be a game-changer for your business's risk management strategy. Whether you're a seasoned entrepreneur or just starting out, this episode offers invaluable insights into safeguarding your assets and maximizing rewards in today's dynamic business landscape. Tune in now to learn from the best in the industry and take your risk management strategy to the next level.
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In this episode of the Podcast, we sit down with Farmer Froberg, a fifth-generation farmer hailing from Alvin, TX. With a rich history in farming and a passion for educating consumers about modern agricultural practices, Farmer Froberg shares insights into their family farm, Froberg Farms.
We delve into Farmer Froberg's background, including his time as an Army veteran and his experience working at a nonprofit farm that trained veteransâa venture that unfortunately lost its grant funding. Now, Farmer Froberg channels his passion for agriculture into managing Froberg Farms' social media presence and bridging the gap between consumers and the realities of farming.
Froberg Farms is a year-round operation, offering a wide array of homegrown fruits and vegetables, along with other goodies like eggs, jellies, and even Christmas trees. Their farm is a hub of activity, boasting an in-store bakery and snack bar, as well as opportunities for visitors to pick their own produce, including strawberries and blackberries.
With a rich history dating back to 1936, Froberg Farms has evolved over the years, from its humble beginnings of growing strawberries to a thriving enterprise spanning hundreds of acres. Farmer Froberg shares touching anecdotes about the farm's journey, from family milestones to pivotal moments in its growth and expansion.
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In this episode, we sat down with Clayton Lind, founder of Atlas Media Solutions, who shared his inspiring journey of transitioning from a farmhand to a media entrepreneur dedicated to spreading awareness about agriculture. Clayton's passion for storytelling drove him to scale his business, aiming to reach 100 million people online by 2024 and produce Netflix-level pro-ag documentaries by 2025-2026. Through Atlas Media Solutions, Clayton crafts high-quality digital media to showcase the agriculture industry's story, helping clients better connect with consumers. We explored Clayton's background and how his farmhand experience during the pandemic shifted his perspective on agriculture. He highlighted the importance of addressing misconceptions about food origins and empowering consumers through knowledge. Clayton also discussed the role of technology in shaping agriculture's future and shared tips for supporting sustainable practices. Transitioning from a one-man operation to a team of three posed challenges, but Clayton overcame them, offering advice to aspiring entrepreneurs in agriculture. Tune in as we unravel Clayton's journey and the challenges and opportunities of bridging the gap between consumers and the agricultural industry.
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Welcome back to another episode of the Farm4Profit podcast! Today, we're joined by the incredible Michelle Martin, a powerhouse in the agricultural industry with a fascinating journey to share. Michelle hails from South Texas, where she and her husband Clayton farm vegetables, raising their son Knox almost on the border with Mexico. Despite her marine degree from A&M, Michelle found her passion in media and reporting, eventually starting her own ag magazines and hosting the popular TV show, Ag On Wheels. With her Ag Marketing company and FarmHer Who initiative, Michelle is revolutionizing how consumers connect with their food, using QR codes to share farmer stories. From growing over 50 varieties of vegetables to spreading ag awareness and even overcoming personal challenges, Michelle's story is one of resilience, innovation, and a deep love for agriculture. Tune in as we delve into her inspiring journey and glean insights from her wealth of experience in the industry.
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Guest:David Widmar
Agricultural economist specializing in ag trends and the farm economy Co-founded Ag Economic Insights in 2014Prior: Researcher with the Department of Agricultural Economics at PurdueWho is Ag Economic Insights?History, Mission, VisionFounded in 2-14 by Dr. Brent Gloy and David WidmarBegan writing weekly articles focused on insightsRegularly spoke at famr and agribusiness eventsProvides the Crop Budget OutlookWhat is the current âstate of the unionâ for agriculture?What have been some key factors that have led us to where we are?What needs to happen to help things rebound?How does now differ from the â80âsâ?How are global food systems evolving in response to population growth, urbanization, and changing dietary preferences?How are changing consumer preferences influencing agricultural production and marketing strategies, and what opportunities do these trends present for farmers and food producers?How are demographic shifts and labor market trends influencing the availability and composition of the agricultural workforce, both domestically and internationally?What role do immigration policies play in shaping the labor supply and demand dynamics in agriculture, and how might they evolve in the future?How have trade policies and international relations affected the agricultural markets and trade flows?How are policies and incentives evolving to address environmental challenges such as soil degradation, water scarcity, and greenhouse gas emissions from agriculture?What are key challenges and opportunities for rural development in agricultural regions, particularly in terms of infrastructure, access to markets, and rural poverty alleviation?How are digital technologies such as blockchain being used to improve supply chain efficiency and traceability in agriculture?Looking ahead, what do you see as the most promising opportunities and potential disruptions in agricultural economics, and how can stakeholders prepare for the future?What did we miss?Summary and Challenge -
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West Central MNWife and two boysLikes to camp and be on the lake, down hill skiing, snowmobiling, and ice fishingKids in hockey? â other sports?What do they want to make sure they see before they leave Drain Tile ContractorOther jobs16/17: worked for agronomy center and then got his CDL Has also done custom harvesting, spraying, fertilizing, and building grain handling equipment FarmerBorn and raised on a dairy farm that was run by his parentsFamily quick dairy farm when he was 18 yrs old FirefighterJoined the fire department at 19 years oldPodcasterco-host âOff The Huskâ w/ the millennial farmer (why no recent shows?)Mission to become a national voice for agriculture, provide farmer to farmer education and facilitate a collaborative conversation between farmers and the public Last episode was 6/28/2022If you were an animal, what do you think you would be?Right now, who inspires you?If you could make anything bigger on your body what would it be?www.johndeere.comwww.meridianmfg.comwww.terraplexag.comwww.agleader.comDonât forget to like the podcast on all platforms and leave a review where ever you listen!
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https://www.facebook.com/Farm4ProfitLLC/Cultivating Prosperity: How Sower Legacy Farmland Fund Nurtures Farmers' Futures
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Sowerâs Legacy Farmland Fund is a first-of-its-kind solution to one of the largest threats to American farmers â succession. Contributing your farm into the Legacy Farmland Fund allows farm owners to receive financial gain, farms to stay in production and legacies to be preserved.
Introduction:
Eric Mueller, Founder and CEO of Sower Legacy Farmland Fund.Briefly introduce the mission of Sower Legacy Farmland Fund.Eric shares the story behind the inception of Sower Legacy Farmland Fund.âI saw succession planning issues tear families apart time and time again along with producers losing acres to farm.I felt called to create a solution that preserves family legacies and helps farmland owners benefit financially from their land.â What motivated him to establish a company focused on farmland investment?Discuss the core values and vision driving Sower Legacy Farmland Fund.Understanding Farmland InvestmentDefine the concept of farmland investment and its significance in today's agricultural economy.Explore how Sower Legacy Farmland Fund approaches farmland investment differently.Highlight the benefits and opportunities for both investors and farmers in this model.Empowering FarmersHow does Sower Legacy Farmland Fund directly benefit farmers?Ability to offer an innovative and powerful solution to maximize estate assets Can be used as an alternative to 1031 exchange to defer capital gains Greater means of preserving the family legacy IMPROVED CONTROL & FLEXIBILITY OF A FARMLAND ASSET DIFFERENTIATING ESTATE PLANNING TOOLUnit ownership won't trigger capital gains & leaves the estate intact, with the flexibility to gift, bequest, or liquidate in flexible increments. Unit holders have access to liquidity after the 1-year contribution period has expired; access that doesn't require the sale of the asset.Discuss the support, resources, and opportunities provided to farmers through the fund.Unit holders immediately diversify their holdings, insulating against indirect factors & expenses that are often outside of an individual landowner's control. Professional farm managers maximize returns with proper lease structures and oversight, discounts, capital improvements & progressive partnerships.Share success stories or examples of farmers who have been positively impacted.Overcoming Challenges and Future OutlookAddress common challenges faced by both investors and farmers in the agricultural industry.Discuss strategies employed by Sower Legacy Farmland Fund to mitigate risks and ensure long-term success.Share insights into the future of farmland investment and the role of Sower Legacy Farmland Fund in shaping it.Summary/Challenge - Laat meer zien
