446 Kenny Jamila and McFarland Farmin Monks
SharkFarmer Podcast
Do you farm with your spouse? Is there a division of labor? Listen as I talk with Utah farmers Kenny and Jamila McFarland
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445 Chris Bennett Uncovering Agriculture
SharkFarmer Podcast
Possibly the best storyteller in agriculture Chris Bennett has broke some of ag's biggest stories
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444 Kurt Bahler Next Generation Builder
SharkFarmer Podcast
What size would your perfect farm shop be? Listen as I talk with Kurt Bahler who is the next generation of @FBiBuildings
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443 Edie Marshall What's Epidemiology
SharkFarmer Podcast
What happened to the deadly contagious diseases that Russian scientists had when the Soviet Union collapsed... and what does that have to do with Avian Flu? Listen as I talk with Edie Marshall
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442 Beck's Hybrids The Next Generation
SharkFarmer Podcast
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441 Bar 7 Ranch Just Keep Ranchin
SharkFarmer Podcast
Cody and Erika Archie, owners of Bar 7 Ranch, are first generation ranchers from Texas. Listen how thier social media resignates with millions of viewers.
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440 Steve Rommereim beyond fence posts
SharkFarmer Podcast
African Swine Fever is rampant in the Dominican Republic... if it comes here what affect would it have on all US agriculture Listen as I talk with Steve Rommereim
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439 Preston Cave Hillbilly Hero
SharkFarmer Podcast
Hurricane Helene left thousands stranded... who came to the rescue??? Good ol' farm boys... Listen as I talk with Preston Cave
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438 Sawyer Cottrell walkin beans
SharkFarmer Podcast
Does anyone "walk beans" anymore Listen as I talk with Sawyer Cottrell who is employing 140 youngsters as bean walkers
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437 North Dakota Wildfires
SharkFarmer Podcast
info_outlineGracee Workman is an Ohio pig farmer with an amazingly positive perspective on life. Growing up with parents who struggled with drug addiction, she chooses to not hold a grudge for the hardships she endured. Gracee now shares her love of pig farming! For her it is a lifestyle and her "calling." Proof that there is room for many voices to tell the story of agriculture!