Robbins Open House: Building Livestock Legacies

from Fenceline · host Coalition to Support Iowa's Farmers

Welcome to Episode 18 of the Fenceline Podcast! Join Bob Quinn and several CSIF team members as they dive into our latest program, Building Your Livestock Legacy—an online mentorship initiative aimed at encouraging individuals to return to active farm production. This episode is hosted at the Robbins family open house, where they showcase their newest barn, built by Accu-Steel, designed to enhance beef production efficiency and bring Justin and Lacie's son back into farming.Building Your Livestock Legacy Program: www.supportfarmers.com/building-your-livestock-legacy/Robbins Open House: Robbins Land & Cattle | High-Quality Beef | Scranton, IACSIF: supportfarmers.com Home -

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