ATR: Old Cows, USDA wrong again (about corn stocks) and AFBF backs off (for now) with @jarluh
Jared Luhman joins Vance Crowe to talk about the latest news impacting the culture of agriculture.
Ag Tribes Report: Thanksgiving Solo Edition: New Ag Sec, Massie vs AFBF, De-banking
Vance does a solo episode on thanksgiving to talk about his views on some of the biggest issues going on in Agriculture.
ATR: Trump Appointments, the reality of insurance fraud with @shaunhaney
Shaun Haney of Real Agriculture joins Vance Crowe on this week's Ag Tribes Report to discuss how the Trump appointments are seen by Canadian farmers, the sad reality of fraud in crop insurance and discuss a Canadian's least favorite thing: who they disagree with.
ATR: IL Farm Bureau gets boot CAFOs survive in CA & stupid milk pricing organic dairyman Josh Tranel
This week host Vance Crowe is joined by organic dairy farmer Joshua Tranel- they talk about the Illinois farm bureau being banished by the larger American farm bureau, Sonoma county California voting in favor of CAFOs, the milk pricing system and who is going to be appointed head of the USDA.
ATR: @realJohnKempf talks about what a Trump / @RobertKennedyJr admin will mean for agriculture
John Kempf is the CEO of Advancing Eco Ag, a regenerative farming company that helps farmers transition from mainstream modern ag to Regenerative Systems. He comes on to talk about the Trump Administration's potential changes to modern ag.
ATR: Contaminated H2O in Kansas, RFID Debate Rages on & Hopes/Fears of RFK with @YPClayConry
On this week's Ag Tribes Report, Vance Crowe is joined by Clay Conry to talk about the contaminated drinking water in Kansas, where the RFID chip debate is and the hopes and fears agriculture is feeling over RFK Jr.
Ag Tribes Report: Grain Storage Woes, China fiscal woes, bailouts for farmers with @DamianPMason
Ag Tribes Report with Damian Mason
Phil Bender is a father, husband, entrepreneur, and author. This interview shows a man who values relationships, storytelling, personal growth, and performance, with a deep appreciation for family, coaching, and emotional awareness.
The point of a Legacy Interview is to show your loved ones as they truly are. This is a unique podcast episode as it is a peek behind the curtain into what a Legacy Interview looks like. We talk about Phil's life ranging from his ancestry all the way to the legacy he intends to leave behind. This episode is a wonderful look at the importance of passing down stories to the next generation.
ATR: Harvesting Dry Soybeans, Meat Recalls, and Skyrocketing Egg Prices @TheChadColby
In this episode of the Ag Tribes Report, we delve into the drought conditions affecting soybean moisture levels across the Midwest, exploring how farmers are grappling with economic losses due to lighter, drier beans. We also discuss the massive recall of nearly 12 million pounds of meat and poultry potentially contaminated with listeria, examining its impact on consumer trust and the food industry's response. Finally, we tackle the soaring prices of eggs in the wake of avian flu outbreaks, analyzing how these developments could reshape market trends and consumer behaviors in the agriculture sector.
On this week's episode of the Vance Crowe Podcast, I have on John Frank, a retired police officer of over 20 years, husband of over 30 years, father of 2, and host of his own podcast, "The Brighter Side of Blue" shining a positive light on those in law enforcement.
This is a unique podcast episode as it is a peek behind the curtain into what a Legacy Interview looks like. John talks about his childhood, his career, how he raised his family, and some of the wisdom that he's learned along the way. John was gracious enough to let us share parts of his interview for you to hopefully take away some lessons of your own.
In this week's episode, I sit down with Natalie Kovarik, co-host of the popular podcast Discover AG and a 4th generation cattle rancher turned social entrepreneur who weaves western & urban living to feature agriculture in a unique & alluring fashion.
Alongside her husband Luke, Natalie owns and operates Kovarik Cattle Co, a cattle ranch located in the heart of the Nebraska Sandhills. Natalie offers incredible insights into the tension between the agriculture sector and shifting political foundations, and how policies surrounding GMOs and glyphosates are reshaping the industry.
From consumer perceptions to government regulations, we dive into the hot topics affecting farmers today, including the role of GMOs and the controversial use of glyphosate in the food industry. As someone deeply connected to the land, running a fourth generation cattle ranch, she shares her understanding of how consumers and farmers can find common ground.
This conversation is essential for anyone looking to understand the challenges and changes in agriculture, whether you're a farmer, a consumer, or just curious about the future of food systems.
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Ag Tribes Report: Bill Bullard CEO of R-Calf
This week on the Ag Tribes Report Vance is joined by Bill Bullard. Bullard serves as the CEO of R-CALF USA, the nation's largest cattle trade association exclusively representing independent cattle producers. Formerly a cow/calf producer in South Dakota, he is known for his advocacy in legal and policy arenas to protect U.S. cattle producers from what he perceives as unfair trade practices and market control by meat packers.
