Introduction (Recording 9/14) (Airing 10/4)Thank you for listeningFarm4Profit episode vs Farm4Fun EpisodeThank you again for suggesting topics for us to talk about on the podcast and keep them coming.  Send those to farm4profitllc@gmail.com or find us all over social media.We greatly appreciate your help in growing our audience.The listener review today is brought to you by BW Fusion. They are focused on bringing innovative Fertility, Nutritional and Technology to the Ag marketplace.  They combine their best-in-class products along with the 365 soil and tissue program to provide growers the tools necessary to address limiting factors in real time.  Just like 365 Your reviews are how we monitor our podcast in real time. Bigzac0627 – Love the podcast.  Still catching up on it, keep up the great work guys!What’s Working in AG – www.fieldpocket.comhelping the farming be more organized with record keepingINSERT Brandt 30 second ADMain topic – Breaking down the value of contract raising livestock.Guest – Travis from Circle “U” FarmsCattle and poultry farmer who is here today to help us provide an episode with straight forward information around custom raising livestock.Where do you farm and tell us a little about yourself Travis! Definition of contract growing livestock or custom raising livestock.Production contracts specify services provided by a farmer for a contractor who owns the commodity while it is being produced. The contract covers (1) the services provided by the farmer, (2) the way the farmer is to be compensated for the services, and (3) the specific contractor responsibilities for provision of inputs. For example, farmers provide labor, housing, and equipment under livestock and poultry production contracts, while contractors provide such other inputs as feed, veterinary and livestock transportation services, and young animals.”Livestock IntegratorOwner of the livestock placed for custom raisingToday we will try to provide perspective from 3 types of livestock.Corey/Tanner – PigsTanner/David – CattleTravis – PoultryWhat does it take to get started?FacilitiesSize of building, amount of landCosts to build or remodelOngoing maintenanceStoring FeedLaborTasks frequently doneHired?Contractors?Regular Hours?EquipmentTractorMowerHandlingEtc….ContractHow do we get paid?What are normal expectations?Farmers ResponsibilitiesIntegrators Responsibilities Length?Flock by flock, group by group, yearsIs it profitable?HogsCattlePoultry - Depending on the size of bird produced, five to seven flocks per year may be grown per house with flock sizes ranging between 22,000 and 26,000. Gross income per house will generally range from $28,000 to $35,000 annually. Thus, net returns per house are generally minimal ($3,000 to $10,000) during the 10- to 15-year payback period. Returns per house are much more substantial once the house is paid for.AdvantagesReduced management responsibilities.Still requires intense herd/flock management & record keeping, but less accountingLess risk for production and less risk for loss of incomeAlso limits upside potential – poultry gets bonusesRelatively fixed income; some insulation from price changes.Utilities, fuel, labor, etc….not fixed costsLess operating capital necessaryStill requires substantial capital at initial investmentOpportunity to participate in livestock production.Opportunity to obtain additional income from the farm.Borrowing capacityTypically having a contract provides financial institutions more comfort when approving loansManure/FertilizerThere is one sentence in the Clean Water Act that says "if you dictate the growing conditions, all the byproducts are yours" yet they cast the responsibility on the grower, so I don't know that I would consider the litter/manure to be a Pro for the grower.Other personal advantages?DisadvantagesPossibility of limited opportunity for growth. New building and expansion are dictated by integrators' plans.High fixed investment. Pressure to keep up with technological changes in management, housing, and equipment.Possible lack bargaining power.You might have higher production costs in order to comply with contract terms, for example, because you must use higher priced inputs or special equipmentYou may have less flexibility in how you farm if the contract provides guidelines on what practices must be followedplay by their rules or move onOther disadvantages from personal experience?Why Do Companies/Integrators Want to Use Production Contracts? Quality Control –genetic technology, production methods, and inputs used, and help ensure uniformity and quality of the commodity produced. Intellectual Property Protections –can control access to new technologies, thus serving as a form of intellectual property protection. Confidential Arrangements –preserve the confidentiality of their marketing arrangements and even the identity of end-users. Pricing Confidentiality –often use non-public pricing which conceals the premium earned for any special trait or the amount paid for performing services. This can create higher profits for the contractor and may limit the ability of producers to bargain for higher payments. Lower Risks and Higher Profits – offers companies a way to invest in technologies like improved breeding & extend operations into production without having to own farmland or production facilities. Move Capital Requirements from the Company to Farmers –allow companies to move the financial risk of building barns and buying equipment from their balance sheet to that of farmers. This reduces their financial risk in case market conditions call for reduced productionLower Environmental Risk – Contracts allow companies to ensure the responsibility for manure and other waste, such as dead animals, remains with the farmer. Disposal of waste can be subject to local, state, and federal lawThings to considerRemember the first rule of contracts: whoever writes the contract benefits most. Don’t assume a contract protects you. It might, but you shouldn’t assume so. The contractor who wrote the contract protected its interests. You must protect your own interestsBe sure any changes to a contract are made in writing. Never rely on oral communications to amend an agreement. Just because you believe a contract was changed by a conversation with the contractor or its representative, doesn’t make it true. If you and the other party agree to amend the terms of a contract, get the new terms in writing, and have the other party sign themKeep good records of your performance under the contract. It is helpful to keep records and documents concerning your performance. Also, keep notes about any communications with the contractor. If a dispute arises, your records may provide the answers a court will need in order to resolve it.What worked for the neighbor might not work for youIs there anything else you would like our listeners to learn from our conversation today?SummaryChallengeSubmit questions and topic suggestions - Like, Rate, Review, Share

Farm4Profit Podcast

Exploring Custom Livestock Options

Welcome to a Summer Fun episode (Airing 10/11/21)Remind people to hit SUBSCRIBE – REMEMBER TO LEAVE REVIEWS Today’s listener review is brought to you by Brandt Industries where they know you’ve got to be tough, smart, and have equipment you can rely on to succeed in farming. Commercial – Pre-recorded Brandt 30 second@Grainwagon223 – love you podcast. It keeps me entertained whole doing that grain/fertilizer relocating thingCommercial –  BW Fusion focuses on the grower’s needs, and they aim to be a trusted resource in the operational success of the farm’s business. They bring years of agricultural experience in Biologicals and Nutritionals along with experts on the BW Fusion team to provide extreme value to their customers.@Fieldrows  Randy Hamersmith or Jim McArthur (Twin Brother?)gotta start the intro with hey everybody200k+ followersFlorida Peanuts and cotton farmerWhat's the family dynamic and history?family, kids, wife - what does she do? - met his wife on a cruise shipWhere did the falling down come from?Does he know how to play the drums and guitar?www.fieldrows.comexpandable garden hose and Ads for stuff….how do you come up with it?Always carrying a spare pair of sunglasses?What camera and tech does he use for tiktoks and youtubeYoutube Channel. 22k subscribers 141 videosvideos and music is his passion - college for video productionmost watched tiktok and youtube videoWhat’s it like staying connected to TikTok followersHow did you grow that audiencehas his own podcastWhat’s next? – where do we go from here?Any health issues?Any family hardships?What's on your mind?Other hobbies?Going to the beachWho is/was the coolest person you met along the way?What do the most successful farmers have in common?Larger Discussions – SegmentsGeringhoff Partnership Renewal

Farm4Fun w/ Field Rows - Jim McArthur

www.bw-fusion.comwww.brandt.cawww.estesperfomanceconcaves.comLight on the show notes this week.  In the fall of 2021 contact BW Fusion and purchase 500 acres of meltdown and the 401 microbial team and receive one free field in the 365 programDiscussed:Brandt grain beltsFall applied microbes, fall sampling, planning to optimize inputs for 2022, results and successes from 2021, competing in the NCGA yield contests, is a pound of nitrogen really a poind, and more!

Agronomic Solutions for Fall

Remind people to hit SUBSCRIBE –Today’s Listener Review is brought to you by Brandt where nobody works harder than Brandt to keep you productive and profitable.  We like to think that no podcast tries to do that more than Farm4Profit, so let’s see what you had to say about it!aanderson_80,     07/29/2021   -  Summer SeriesReally enjoying the summer series you guys are doing! Even though it’s more focused on the farm4fun spin off there is still a lot of insightful content that comes out of it. These guys put out some real good stuff!Commercial – Estes ConcavesWorking to help stop rotor loss (saves up to $30k per 1000 acres of soybeans)Increase profitability by being able to combine faster with less grain damagesXPR2 Concave – one concave for all your cropshttps://www.estesperformanceconcaves.com/product/xpr-2-concaves/Andrew Blake – President of Blake Family of Companies, Blake Farms, Blake’s Hard Cider in Armada MichiganBlake Farms75th anniversary this yearStarted in 1946 with Gerald and Elizabeth who had 13 kids (grandpa & grandma)800-1000 acre working farm and orchard (40 apple varieties) with a Cider Mill, Funland, Tasting Room, and Hard Cider Production Facility.Other crops include Pumpkins, strawberries, lavender, sunflowersAndrew Dad is Paul (twin to Pete)Andrew grew up helping on the farmMichigan State University – economics and pre-lawHis idea to explore hard ciderBlake’s Hard CiderBegan in 2013Available in 20 statesLargest Craft Cidery in the Midwest and 9th in the USCider Dayze – August 28-29KanJam – stein holding – giant jenga – fowling – cornhole – Carmel Apple Cider tied to Kinder Cider – the give back program – Carhartt matched fundsWhat makes a cider independent and “craft”They made their cider “lighter”Part of a program to make their whole company lighterSome employees shed over 100 poundsMarried with family – just had a child40 under 40 by Crain’s Detroit BusinessSocial media and running a business open to the publicHad a campaign rally for Trump and Police blown up in their face in 2020Has his own podcast (35 shows)“Everything Borrowed” with Andrew BlakeFeatures leaders and innovators from a variety of industries sharing ideasbeer poster challenge-have you seen people making those with Blake’s cider?What's on his mind?Other hobbies?Who is/was the coolest person you met along the way?What do the most successful farmers have in common?BW Fusion Reminder

Farm4Fun w/ Andrew Blake

IntroductionThank you for listeningFarm4Profit episode vs Farm4Fun EpisodeThank you again for suggesting topics for us to talk about on the podcast and keep them coming.  Send those to farm4profitllc@gmail.com or find us all over social media.We greatly appreciate your help in growing our audience.The listener review today is brought to you by BW Fusion. They are focused on bringing innovative Fertility, Nutritional and Technology to the Ag marketplace.  They combine their best-in-class products along with the 365 soil and tissue program to provide growers the tools necessary to address limiting factors in real time.  Truly your reviews is how we monitor the market place in real time. The Original BTO, 08/10/2021             Great listen for all things agriculture.Tanner, Corey, and David make a great team and do a great job of integrating a variety of topics into their podcast. If you’re passionate about agriculture you’ll enjoy their show.What’s Working in AG – Brandt – HansBrandt.caEstesperformanceconcaves.comMain topic – Making Equipment Choices – Topic suggested by Listener Andrew Duff from NE IowaBuying new vs repairing and upgrading old vs leasing vs custom hireGuest – TJ Masker – TractorZoom - @AgTechTedT.J. Masker - Senior Product Manager on the Product Team at TractorZoom helping them build farmer focused solutions. He graduated from Iowa State with a degree in Agricultural Business. For the past 10 years of his career he has been focused on helping farmers make more profitable decisions with data. Most recently, TJ was on the Product Team at Granular helping build Granular Insights and the data analysis tools utilized by farmers across the United States and Canada. Today he is here to help us prepared to make good equipment decisions.Where do we start?You need to understand you goals and needs of the farm obviously.We can’t go off just buying what the salesman has to offer.How do we do this?Why is this important?Key qualities, skills, or information necessary?Force yourself to not compare to the neighborsWe’re going to try and give broad advice here, but for the sake of a good starting space let’s talk combines. One of the highest value pieces of equipmentTJ wrote an article for his blog about John Deere S670 Combines that we think will be a good jumping off point.  Let’s state by talking trading combines, what do we need to consider?https://agtechted.substack.com/p/b9de6d65-7c73-469e-9ace-3448dc969ff7UsageHow long will you keep it? Years?How many hours per year?Current Market ValueHow do we come up with a value?Auction vs private sales vs tradeInterest ExpenseWhat rates are you being offered?Expected RepairsISU Fuel ExpenseDoes your upgrade provide fuel efficiency?“Uh Oh” DEFActual DepreciationMore on newer & lower hour’d machinesThat was trading to own as an option.  What if we wanted to look at leasing equipment?A lot of the same considerations apply……BudgetUseHow many hours? Will you charge by the hour?Run it and roll before replacing tires etc….Interest rate, lease terms, feesAre you limited by hours?  What does it cost if you go over or don’t use them?Is the residual or buyout going to be more than the machine is worth in the end or will you have the opportunity at equity?Does it come with warranty – how extensive?Tax needsSection 179 deductions work for owningMight not always be around, at the same amounts or apply in each stateLease payments are an expenseTechnology needsDid you buy a new planted that needs something specific or more hyd capacity?Cash flowTypically leases have lower payments and provide an option for paying for equipment over a longer timeNegativesYou don’t truly build equity, get no depreciation, taxed as an expensePositivesCan help the balance sheet out (Debt-to-Equity), helps cash flow, typically used to get into a piece of equipment you wouldn’t regularly afford.Also known as a hedge against decreasing machinery valuesOpposite of nowNow what about owning or leasing compared to hiring someone to custom perform the farming task.People can have everything done custom, is there anything that can’t be done?Comparing costsMore than the sticker price needs to be included. Maintenance, fuel, fluids, etc…Support equipment (Sprayer needs tender and pumps-Combine needs heads)Will you need Licensing or certification?Cash flow needsCan you cover the bill when the task is performed?Does owning allow you to make a loan payment in a better time of year?WorkloadDo you have the support equipment?Can you afford the size of equipment necessary?Do you have the labor or time to do the task?QualityCan you do the best job?Do you trust your custom operator?Bushel yield loss combine, sprayer runs over crop, seeding on time, etc…NegativesTiming is typically out of your control and so is qualityPositivesTypically, the bill is less than the cost of ownership and helps on labor needsWhat about Joint ownership on equipment, partnerships, or exchanging services?https://www.extension.iastate.edu/agdm/crops/html/a3-21.htmlTrust your Gut – what does this mean to you?What worked once might not work every year or for each different pieceYou know there are farmers out there who don’t feel they need any help, are doing just fine, and can do it themselves.  What would you say to an individual such as that?Is there anything else you would like our listeners to learn from our conversation today?What do you see your top producing or top tier of clients doing? –Common traitsSummaryChallengeSubmit questions and topic suggestions - Like, Rate, Review, Share

To Lease or Not to Lease...That is the Question!

Thank you for listeningFarm4Profit episode vs Farm4Fun EpisodeThank you again for suggesting topics for us to talk about on the podcast and keep them coming.  Send those to farm4profitllc@gmail.com or find us all over social media.Remind people to hit SUBSCRIBE – wherever you listenREAD REVIEWS Today’s Listener Review is brought to you by Brandt where nobody works harder than Brandt to keep you productive and profitable.  We like to think that no podcast tries to do that more than Farm4Profit, so let’s see what you had to say about it!Hoyt2, 08/05/2021  - Highly recommendLove the podcast guys. Very educational and entertaining. Keep up the good work!!Commercial – Estes ConcavesWorking to help stop rotor loss (saves up to $30k per 1000 acres of soybeans)Increase profitability by being able to combine faster with less grain damagesXPR2 Concave – one concave for all your cropshttps://www.estesperformanceconcaves.com/product/xpr-2-concaves/Delaney HowellHowell grew up on a grain and livestock farm in Southeast Iowa She holds a Bachelor of Science degree in agricultural sciences and minors in broadcasting and international studies from Northwest Missouri State University. She has a Master's degree in agricultural communications through Texas Tech University.Howell is a former host of the 45-year-old agribusiness show “Market to Market” Her daily podcast launched in 2017, Ag News Daily.In 2018, Howell started Global Ag Network, consisting of numerous agriculturally focused podcastsPartnership with Successful FarmingHowell works with a variety of ag media outlets, including host of the Spokesman Speaks Podcast on behalf of the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation. She is a freelance reporter for This Week in Agribusiness and Agri-Pulse and has a daily radio program on Your Ag Network. She is also the face of Trader PhD of Des Moines as their Chief Marketing Officer.Ag Grad 30 under 30Professional SpeakerGot engaged in July 2021 to Blaine Growth – Farmer and Field View ManagerFocused on equality for women in AG – mother was and is a strong influence (she has her MBA)Love Food, who doesn’t?Mother taught her to bakeLove pumpkin bread and anything pumpkin spiceFavorite season is fallWhat's on her mind?Other hobbies?Who is/was the coolest person you met along the way?What do the most successful farmers have in common?Commercial - BW Fusion – Focused on bringing innovative Fertility, Nutritional and Technology to the Ag market place.  They combine their best-in-class products along with the 365 soil and tissue program to provide growers the tools necessary to address limiting factors in real time.

Farm4Fun w/ Delaney Howell

IntroductionThank you for listeningFarm4Profit episode vs Farm4Fun EpisodeThank you again for suggesting topics for us to talk about on the podcast and keep them coming.  Send those to farm4profitllc@gmail.com or find us all over social media.We greatly appreciate your help in growing our audience.Today’s Head of the Class Listener Reviews are brought to you today by Geringhoff. They are head of the class, no matter the crop. Premium harvesting heads for all of your harvest needs.  Our listener reviews are exactly what we need to fuel our energy each week and Geringhoff is exactly what you need to maximize your harvest each year. @Minnesoooooooooota – Fun and informative podcast (left on apple podcast w/ 5 stars)What’s Working in AG – Geringhoff – Announcement!Main topic – Hiring to find and keep good helpGuest – Lori Culler  -  www.aghires.comLori Culler is the founder and owner of AgHires.  She grew up in and around the Agricultural Industry on her family's 3rd generation potato, tomato, and grain operation in Southeast Michigan and Northern Indiana. The #1 thing she hears from clients and prospects is they struggle to find good help.  It’s the Holy Grail for a farm to have and keep good help around.  She is here today to see what we can do to help you have more success in finding good help!On the job trainingCan you provide value beyond pay by offering valuable skills training?How do we know the candidate will have the motivation to do the job?What can you do to provide the motivation necessary? Now we have candidates that applied, how do we ask the right questions to be able to make a good choice?SituationalBehavioralPreciseAsk for referralsEmployeesVendorsChurchRecruitingWhat about searching other local companies? Construction, Co-ops, farms, etc…Is there a trend of people wanting out of the corporate world?Now you have them.  How do we keep them?Make sure expectations are clear – makes it easier to get along and keep people happyIncentives, Bonus, Perks, Performance Reviews, Etc…Culture and LeadershipTrust your Gut – what does this mean to you?What do you know about bringing in labor for foreign countries?Cost, process, longevity, etc….You know there are farmers out there who don’t feel they need any help, are doing just fine, and can do it themselves.  What would you say to an individual such as that?We all know life and farming comes with challenges.  What would you say to the listener who doesn’t even know where to start right now?If someone is already working with an advisor. What are somethings you would encourage our listeners to be asking their advisors now?Is there anything else you would like our listeners to learn from our conversation today?What do you see your top producing or top tier of clients doing? –Common traitsSummaryChallengeCommercial - BW Fusion – Focused on bringing innovative Fertility, Nutritional and Technology to the Ag market place.  They combine their best-in-class products along with the 365 soil and tissue program to provide growers the tools necessary to address limiting factors in real time.Submit questions and topic suggestions - Like, Rate, Review, Share

Helping Solve Your Labor Shortage

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Farm4Fun NE FarmTok

IntroductionThank you for listeningFarm4Profit episode vs Farm4Fun EpisodeThank you again for suggesting topics for us to talk about on the podcast and keep them coming.  Send those to farm4profitllc@gmail.com or find us all over social media.We greatly appreciate your help in growing our audience.Today’s Head of the Class Listener Reviews are brought to you today by Geringhoff. They are head of the class, no matter the crop. Premium harvesting heads for all of your harvest needs.  Our listener reviews are exactly what we need to fuel our energy each week and Geringhoff is exactly what you need to maximize your harvest each year.Preston Dufur, 07/27/2021Great Podcast!Not a farmer but most of my customers are. This podcast gives me the ability to create more conversations and helps build relationships with them. You guys are helping more than just farmers in being profitable!Commercial – Estates ConcavesWorking to help stop rotor loss (saves up to $30k per 1000 acres of soybeans)Increase profitability by being able to combine fasterLess grain damagesXPR2 Concave – one concave for all your cropshttps://www.estesperformanceconcaves.com/product/xpr-2-concaves/Reminder- Kimberly Ag field day 9/15-9/16What’s Working in AG – Geringhoff Product LaunchIowa sales rep – Jon SchrandtGeringhoff updatesMain topic – Helping Stubborn Farmers work togetherGuest – Andy JunkinGod given life mission of PREVENTING other farmers from being faced with family frustrations. I found out I had a natural gift to mediate family situations and disputes. In 2010, I opened an office in Western Ontario and over the past decade have been able to help farmers in over 21 states and four Canadian provinces. For many years, you could say I lived the lifestyle of a “missionary priest,” driving 70,000 miles a year all across North America, helping family farms. Together with his wife (Bernadette) he bought a little farm Iowa and the good Lord blessed us with two and a half children (stork coming Christmas 2021) with an amazing marriage. Bernadette is a key driver of the business from behind the scenes and together we are determined to help as many farms as possible.  So, this episode will be a little bit broad because we know not all farms have multigenerational connections, but that is where this stems from.  The situation of dad/grandpa still calling all the shots and the next generations not getting to do much.  But truly, how do we make it to where we work well with other and where others work well with us?He has a hip surgery story to tellThink about this for a minute.  How much time is wasted or misused to argue about a choice during the day?How many times do you leave feeling unheard or unhappy?Ultimately, what do you think this does for profitability?You need to understand you goals and needs of the farm.Grandma – Milk Pitcher StoryWhy is this important?Many ways to Milk a cow analogyHow do we do this?A – B – C Can we fix all the family problems forever?The goal is to fix how your family resolves problemsWhat does it mean to you to “Bullet Proof” your farm?Is it important to establish specific roles?Does this leave open opportunity for frustration because someone isn’t “doing their job”?How can fixing the family farming relationship lead to success and growth?What are some tips to be able to separate farm emotions from family?The ability to disagree at “work” but still have supper together cordially.We’ve always done it this way……how do we break that mold?How do younger generations or less experience gain respect to have ideas heard to ability to make decisions? What happens if you truly have a great idea and the partner doesn’t implement it?Is this something that can be fixed/changed overnight?What does a process or program look like?When you first meet with a business, farm, family…..What does your process look like?To you, what does or will success look like? – 300%We all know life and farming comes with challenges.  What would you say to the listener who doesn’t even know where to start right now?If someone is already working with an advisor. What are somethings you would encourage our listeners to be asking their advisors now?Is there anything else you would like our listeners to learn from our conversation today? What do you see your top producing or top tier of clients doing? –Common traits(LAST) You know there are farmers out there who don’t feel they need any help, are doing just fine, and can do it themselves.  What would you say to an individual such as that?SummaryChallengeCommercial - BW Fusion – Focused on bringing innovative Fertility, Nutritional and Technology to the Ag market place.  They combine their best-in-class products along with the 365 soil and tissue program to provide growers the tools necessary to address limiting factors in real time.Submit questions and topic suggestions - Like, Rate, Review, Share

Farming with Stubborn Farmers

Welcome to a Summer Fun episodeRemind people to hit SUBSCRIBE – REMEMBER TO READ REVIEWS Today’s Head of the Class Listener Reviews are brought to you today by Geringhoff. They are head of the class, no matter the crop. Premium harvesting heads for all of your harvest needs.  Our listener reviews are exactly what we need to fuel our energy each week and Geringhoff is exactly what you need to maximize your harvest each year.Farmerdan22 honest review (on I-Tunes username): Some people you trust like a wet fart.  Not these guys. Awesome show. They keep it real, fun, and educational. Love the guests, keep them coming.Commercial – Estes ConcavesWorking to help stop rotor loss (saves up to $30k per 1000 acres of soybeans)Increase profitability by being able to combine fasterLess grain damagesXPR2 Concave – one concave for all your cropshttps://www.estesperformanceconcaves.com/product/xpr-2-concaves/Episode all about the hosts - Corey Hillebo, David Whitaker, and Tanner Winterhof 

Our Summer Fun Story

Welcome to a Summer Fun episodeRemind people to hit SUBSCRIBE Today’s Head of the Class Listener Reviews are brought to you today by Geringhoff. They are head of the class, no matter the crop. Premium harvesting heads for all of your harvest needs.  Our listener reviews are exactly what we need to fuel our energy each week and Geringhoff is exactly what you need to maximize your harvest each year.Farmerdan22 honest review (on I-Tunes username): Some people you trust like a wet fart.  Not these guys. Awesome show. They keep it real, fun, and educational. Love the guests, keep them coming.Commercial – Estes ConcavesWorking to help stop rotor loss (saves up to $30k per 1000 acres of soybeans)Increase profitability by being able to combine fasterLess grain damagesXPR2 Concave – one concave for all your cropshttps://www.estesperformanceconcaves.com/product/xpr-2-concaves/@uppy0012 – Andrew Uphill - AustraliaAustralia - any famous from your area?What crops?how far to deliver crops emu - kangaroosconnection to TBFhow do you say different things?grain cart - chaser bin, draper head - cone front, combine, crop scouting, beer koozie, meal times, stringer post"cracker of a sky""How we going" - goin wellg'dayWild fires - floodsFarmTok Kitchen traditional dishes & drinkssprayer business - weed seeker and autonomystarting a no bullshit ausie podcastWho's is @big_farmer_andy and what is #callyamatesetting up a farmtok trip to AUS4wd tractors with no dualsseems like he fabricates a lotUS - AUS connectionmost watched tiktok?

Summer Fun with Andrew Uphill (Uppy)

Welcome to a Summer Fun episodeRemind people to hit SUBSCRIBE – REMEMBER TO READ REVIEWS Today’s Head of the Class Listener Reviews are brought to you today by Geringhoff. They are head of the class, no matter the crop. Premium harvesting heads for all of your harvest needs.  Our listener reviews are exactly what we need to fuel our energy each week and Geringhoff is exactly what you need to maximize your harvest each year.Bryan Adams – Just listened to the Thomas Farms Episode, really enjoyed it. Keep up the good work!Commercial – Kimberly AgFamily owned, focused on finding the right equipment for your needs, variety of experiencesField day in September 15 & 16@rockin_r_crosscattleco – Reagan from Western Nebraskaauctioneer chant - where did this start? - actual auctioneersense of humorrun his own cattle? cow calf?  Background?FarmTok Kitchen - from the field cutting wheatWhy in the field if a cattleman?beer poster challenge-he’s a fanAny hardships?Medical history - awareness?scar next to his eyeWhat's on his mind?personal property taxes on side by sidespring weather 2021 – snow and yucksummer weather 2021 hot and drywhat's wrong with word moistmost watched tiktok?Other hobbies?What’s it like staying connected to TikTok followersHow did you grow that audienceLarger Discussions – SegmentsFarm4Profit Experience 12/2/2021 and 12/3/2021BW Fusion Reminder

Summer Fun w/ Rocking R Cross Cattle - Reagan

Welcome to a Summer Fun episodeRemind people to hit SUBSCRIBE – REMEMBER TO READ REVIEWS Today’s Head of the Class Listener Reviews are brought to you today by Geringhoff. They are head of the class, no matter the crop. Premium harvesting heads for all of your harvest needs.  Our listener reviews are exactly what we need to fuel our energy each week and Geringhoff is exactly what you need to maximize your harvest each year.Thomas French – I recommend the Farm4Profit Podcast!  They do two styles one is like an educational one and then they do one for fun that can be really entertaining.Commercial – Kimberly AgFamily owned, focused on finding the right equipment for your needs, variety of experiencesField day in September 15 & 16@taylorsumption  Taylor SumptionMarried, kidsBTOTBF connectionOats in stores - Anthemoats.comJohn Deere 45 combining oatscorn, beans, what else? does have some irrigation on cornsaw him chopping - so cattle too?droughts....South Dakotawet fall of 2020 - snow - october snow 3 yrs in a rowscouting corn in Jeep Wranglerpilot - best therapy is above the cloudsusing covercropsAny health issues?July 2018 - crashed his truck, unresponsive, girl found him, life-lighted in helicopterAny family hardships?What's on your mind?Other hobbies?What’s it like staying connected to TikTok followersHow did you grow that audienceLarger Discussions – SegmentsFarm4Profit Experience 12/2/2021 and 12/3/2021Harry Stine talking about DicambaBW Fusion ReminderSummerfun connectionsthomas to ag pilot to sumption to cattle guy

Summer Fun with Taylor Sumption (BTO)

Welcome to your new favorite Farm4Fun episodeExplain the differences between Farm4Profit shows and Farm4Fun shows – alternating weeksRemind people to hit SUBSCRIBE Today’s Head of the Class Listener Reviews are brought to you today by Geringhoff. They are head of the class, no matter the crop. Premium harvesting heads for all of your harvest needs.  Our listener reviews are exactly what we need to fuel our energy each week and Geringhoff is exactly what you need to maximize your harvest each year.On Apple Podcasts – One of the most down to earth and relatable podcast in the AG space – Jake KukerCommercial – What’s Working in Ag – Kimberly AgFamily ownedBusiness focusProducts for saleField day in September@agpilotchick - Emily Daniel - New jerseyCrop Duster - Pilot3rd generation pilot - grandfather instructed for WWII - dad flew for airlines - brother flies for airlinesGot her first job from a guy who was hitting on her (husband now)Husband flew for the national guarddegree for meteorology - and something elsehas potbelly pigs and chickenshow long have you flown? since 13 or 14 yrs oldfly as a team?what kind of planewhat kind of training?fertilizers only or what can all be sprayed what crops do you spray?What kind of guidance technology?cranberries? Blueberries? - Farm too?enjoys huntinghas flown sky diversmale dominated industry?Larger Discussions – SegmentsFarm4Profit Experience 12/2/2021 and 12/3/2021

Summer Fun w/ the Ag Pilot Chick - Emily Daniel

Remind people to hit SUBSCRIBE – REMEMBER TO READ REVIEWS Send guest and topic ideas to farm4profitllc@gmail.comToday’s Listener Reviews are brought to you today by Ag Leader. They have a solution for every season.  Their products and solutions help integrate your entire farm year-round. Use our products to seamlessly connect your equipment and tasks so that your operation while your reviews are a way for us to connect with our listeners!“The Smoking Gun” : Dave, Tanner, and Corey are about as good as it gets when it comes to being fun and informative. Def one of my Fav podcasts.What’s working in AG with Brett from Ag LeaderHave Brett Introduce himselfTo talk aboutFull Farm SolutionsTech TrialsRow-by-row summer savings (show airs 7/12/21)Harvest Products look aheadDan -@IowadairyfarmerAll about Dan & the DairyLely robotic dairy farmCombating vegansAwesome wifeBusting myths on TikTokDairy agvocateWhat demographic annoys you the mostWhy do it? Does it get old?What's next?Running a sexist farm - only females, cowsFirst tiktok was about combining technology with dairy farm 30k viewsWhat's in the "kitchen"How efficient have dairy farms gotten?How he met his wife/fianceOther hobbies?What’s it like staying connected to 220k followers with 4.4M likesHow did you grow that audience

Summer Fun with Dan the Iowa Dairy Farmer

Our mission is to provide farms and operators an independent and unbiased outlet for information related to increasing the profitability of their farming operation. We will be providing farms and operators of all sizes and experience levels access to the latest trends, projections, and the tools necessary to increase farming profitability. Hosted by Tanner WInterhof (@IowaBankerman) and David Whitaker (@Iowalandguy) we will take each episode to deliver latest news, what's working for active farms, and a topic of focus each episode. Remember, if you aren't farming for profit you won't be farming for long.

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