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This podcast shares our never-ending story of the transformation of our previous "traditional lifestyle" into one where we travel the world debt free and live out our dreams. Being outdoor enthusiasts, we will adventure to new places in the wild, try new things and share our experiences with the world. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/unnamedadventures/support
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The Make America Healthy Again commission is expected to release a report on May 22. While Health and Human Services Secretary Robert Kennedy Jr. has testified that farmers shouldn't be worried about the contents, ag groups are concerned the report could unfairly target agriculture. American Soybean Association Director Alan Meadows joins this Fiel…
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Trade has always been important for U.S. farmers because the nation's growers produce more than can be consumed here. Many of those export markets have been built by farmers and farmer-supported organizations like the U.S. Grains Council. USGC Vice President Cary Sifferath is our guest on this week's Field Talk Podcast.…
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The International Dairy Foods Association recently announced it would eliminate certified artificial colors from products sold into the national school lunch and breakfast program. Matt Herrick, Executive Vice President and Chief Impact Officer for the IDFA is our guest to explain the move.By Dan Lemke
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Renewable Volume Obligations through the Renewable Fuel Standard specify the amount of renewable fuel that refiners, importers, and blenders of gasoline and diesel must blend into their fuel supply each year. Those RVOs are overdue and that's having a negative impact on the biofuels industry. Paul Winters with Clean Fuels Alliance America joins thi…
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Tariff turmoil has roiled markets and caused serious concern among ag leaders over the impact those tariffs will have in both the long and short term. Doug Magnus from Slayton is a former chair of the United Soybean Board who worked to help develop overseas markets for U.S. soybean products. He joins this Field Talk Podcast.…
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Energy demand keeps growing while the push for carbon-free energy is shaping the conversation about power sources. The Minnesota Rural Electric Association (MREA) is pushing for Minnesota officials to lift a moratorium on the construction of one type of power plant in the state. Darrick Moe, MREA President and CEO details the group's position.…
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As airlines work to reduce their carbon footprint, the interest in and demand for sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) continues to grow. SAF can be made from a variety of feedstocks, many of which are ag-based. Jeff Davidman of Delta Airlines and farmer Richard Syverson give their perspectives on the potential for SAF to be a game changer.…
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Farming is already a stressful lifestyle and difficult economic conditions and the approaching winter can all weigh on farmers and their familiies. Rural Behavioral Health Counselor & Consultant Monica McConkey joins this Field Talk Podcast to assess the current environment and how we care for ourselves and others.…
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Dawn and Grant Breitkreutz of Redwood Falls have been selected as the recipients of the inaugural Minnesota Leopold Conservation Award. The award honors farmers, ranchers, and forestland owners who go above and beyond in their management of soil health, water quality and wildlife habitat on working land. Grant Breitkreutz joins this Field Talk Podc…
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President-elect Trump has vowed to impose 25% import tariffs on products from Canada and Mexico, and a 10% tariff on top of existing tariffs on products from China. The news is concerning for agriculture leaders as those three countries are among the top destinations for U.S. commodities. In this Field Talk Podcast we have response from some ag lea…
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As is the case with other farm animals, horse owners are concerned with animal health. A Kasson, Minnesota company has developed a line of feed ingredients and supplements that support horse health. One of the unique ingredients is sainfoin. What is sainfoin, you ask? Check out the Field Talk Podcast with Mary Hartman from StableFeed to find out.…
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The Minnesota House of Representatives looks like it will go into the 2025 legislative session with 67 Republicans and 67 Democrats seated. That divide will likely present some interesting challenges in the session ahead. Rep. Paul Anderson joins to give us his perspective on the unique circumstances lawmakers will face.…
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Herbicide resistant weeds are a growing problem for the nation's farmers. Tough to control weeds like waterhemp, giant ragweed and kochia are becoming increasingly difficult to control using just herbicides. Research at the University of Minnesota into combine-mounted seed pulverizers may give growers another non-chemical option. University of MInn…
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Soy industry leaders recently travelled to The Netherlands to promote the St. Lawrence Seaway as an alternative route for shipping to and from Europe. Minnesota Soybean Research & Promotion Council Director and Specialty Soya and Grains Alliance representative Gail Donkers from Faribault was on the mission and she joins this podcast.…
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The Minnesota Department of Agriculture, the Red River Farm Network and Linder Farm Network have joined forces to create the radio and podcast series called TransFARMation. Fran and Mary Ann Miron are in the process of transitioning their Hugo, Minnesota dairy farm to two of their sons. Fran shares his family’s experience in this conversation.…
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Many sectors of the agriculture economy are facing strong economic headwinds. The ag economy was the focus of a forum at Farmfest and features Robert Craven from the University of Minnesota Center for Farm Financial Management, Bernt Nelson, economist for the American Farm Bureau and Todd Stencel, farm business management instructor from South Cent…
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Farmfest 2024 offers a look at some of the latest ag technologies, but it also offers some diverse forums with experts addressing issues ranging from the farm bill to the ag economy and issues related to animal agriculture. There's also several candidate forums scheduled. Farmfest Forum Coordinator Kent Thiesse joins this Field Talk Podcast with de…
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