Farm4Profit Podcast

Brock Purdy : Resilience, Farming & Life Beyond Football

What does an NFL quarterback have in common with an Iowa farmer? More than you might think. In one of Farm4Profit's most anticipated Farm4Fun conversations, the crew welc

The 80-Acre Experiment That Could Change Your Farm's Profitability

Could organic production be the next opportunity to improve your farm's profitability? Greg Schreiner, co-founder of Quick Organics, returns to Farm4Profit to explain why

The 5 Biggest Grain Marketing Mistakes Farmers Make with Ed Usset

Is your grain marketing strategy helping your farm make money, or are you leaving valuable opportunities on the table? Recorded during a lightning delay at the Farm Progr

When Life Hits Harder Than Farming: Chuck Weldon's Comeback Story

The Farm4Fun crew welcomes back Chuck Weldon of Gallatin, Missouri, for a long-overdue reunion at Husker Harvest Days. Chuck farms corn and soybeans, raises contract hogs

R&D Tax Credits: Separating Facts from Fiction

Farmers, there's potentially good news if you thought you'd missed your opportunity to claim research and development (R&D) tax credits. Tim Taschner and Corey Stanley fr

Crop Insurance Is Changing: Protecting Your Farm's Bottom Line

Recorded at the Maya Corn Heads booth during Husker Harvest Days in Grand Island, Nebraska, Tanner, Corey, and David welcome Caleb Wilson and Lucas Connery from Till Insu

Building a 300+ Bushel Corn Crop : How One Iowa Farmer Is Rethinking Crop Nutrition

https://agxplore.com/assessment/ Tanner, Corey, and David welcome Tyler and Hannah Hunter, the husband-and-wife team behind Greene County Agronomy in Jefferson, Iowa. Ty

24 Rows, 16 Tons: KUHN's New Gladiator XL Strip-Till Machine

Strip-till continues to gain attention as farmers look for ways to maximize yields while controlling input costs. During this What's Working in Ag segment at Farm Progres

Racing Pigeons, Renewable Fuel & the Fight for Farm Profitability

Recorded at Iowa Speedway during the Iowa Corn 350 weekend, Tanner, David, and Corey welcome six Iowa farmers representing two organizations working toward the same goal:

Humble Ground : From Grinding Dog Food to Building a Media Empire

From the family pet food business to building a creative media company, Tim Strathman's career has been anything but conventional. Growing up in a small northeast Kansas

Real-Time Yield, Moisture & Location: Managing Harvest From Anywhere

Ag Leader's newer InCommand Go displays feature a built-in modem designed to make connectivity more seamless. Instead of relying on a phone hotspot or separate Wi-Fi conn

What's Your Back Up Plan : Uncovering Hidden Risks

In this episode of Farm4Profit, we sit down with Devin Fuhrman, VP and Chief Agriculture Sponsor Relations Officer, and Erin Cumings, Senior Consultant, Sponsor Relations

The Stories You Don't See on TV with Kirbe Schnoor

Kirbe Schnoor grew up in California's Central Valley, where her family raised crops ranging from cotton and corn to almonds, while Kirbe and her sisters built their own A

The 5 C's of Farm Lending - Credit Decisions

Farmers don't need perfect financial statements to qualify for financing, but they do need to understand their numbers. Erin, who brings approximately 27 years of agricul

Older Equipment, New Technology: Can We Retrofit Precision Ag?

Pete Youngblut grew up on a corn and soybean farm near Dysart, Iowa, before studying precision agriculture at Hawkeye Community College and eventually working for Ag Lead

Talk Dirt To Me: Two Tennessee Farmers - Unfiltered

Logan and Bobby Lee grew up around the same family farming operation near Memphis, Tennessee, but eventually took different paths. Bobby Lee became a second-generation ve

The Layered Approach: Why Residuals Matter in Corn & Soybeans

Harvest isn't just about measuring what happened this year—it's an opportunity to start planning for the next crop. Dr. Sherder says changing planting dates, cover crops

Spud Pay: Can It Change How Farmers Manage/Move Money

Cody Holmes grew up on a fifth-generation Idaho potato operation that also raises grain, while building his own career as an entrepreneur and heavy-equipment dealer. Afte

The Story of The Man Who Reinvented the Rubber Boot—TWICE

USE Code F4P25 for 25% off your order through the end of 2026! The Dryshod story starts well before the Dryshod name. Brad Hahn explains that he and his business partner

Built to Last: Maya Corn Heads Without Planned Obsolescence

Maya's U.S. story began when co-owner Justin Bruch discovered the corn head while farming in Ukraine and brought one back to Iowa. Rick Nelson eventually tried the head o