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Where Landowners Get Their News — 148 episodes

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Agronomy Tech CEO Kenny Avery: Section 180 Interest is Growing

2

Beekeeper Industry Leader Patty Sundberg: It’s Time for Other Ag Sectors to Help

3

Jeremy Woodrow: Protein Demand Could Push Pollock Popularity

4

Crop Insurance Executive Kyle Jore: The Future of Crop Insurance May Be More Important Than Ever

5

California Real Estate Firm Founder Scott Bozzo: Here’s Why Some Farmers Are Fallowing Fields

6

Ag Economist Matt Erickson: Volatility Varies on the Farm

7

Real Estate Associate Christina Rather: Prepare for AFIDA

8

Ron Dunker: Farmers Need to Make a Plan

9

Dr. Becky Schewe: Research Shows USDA Cuts Limiting Local Staff for Farmers

10

Tri-State Farmer Jamie Beyer: Why She Flew to Washington to Defend a Trade Deal

11

Iowa Senate Leader Mike Klimesh: Hydrogen Could Mean New Income and Landowner Protections

12

Kansas Wheat CEO Justin Gilpin: Overcoming the Southern Plains Drought

13

Almond Growers Finally Seeing Some Stability After Years of Tough Decisions

14

Canadian Couple: Sharing Farm Hub Concept to Support Local Farmers

15

Ben Tindall: Washington’s Water Fight Puts Farmers in the Crosshairs

16

Ag Entrepreneur Mitchell Hora: The Wait for 45Z Clarity

17

Farmland Fund Leader Drew Lipke: New Option for Investors Offers Flexibility

18

KC Fed’s Nate Kauffman: Strengths and Strains in Farm Economy Right Now

19

GLP-1 Weight-Loss Drugs Create New Demand Reality for U.S. Potato Growers

20

Global AgInvesting World Summit 2026: Investor-Driven Shift Reshapes the Future of Agriculture and Farmland Capital

21

SBA Regional Director Brad Zaun: Agency Working to Expand Access to Capital in Rural America

22

AgAmerica’s Curt Covington: Why Farmland Values May Drop

23

Corn Leader Mark Mueller: Time for White House to Push Harder for E15

24

Farmer and Strategist Brian Reisinger: Politicians, Pay Attention to Rural America

25

Joshua Manske: Back to the Farm after Pro Golf Career

26

Renewable Energy Leader Jeff Risely: Finding Compromise with Farmers and Neighbors

27

Ethan Branscum: 721 Exchanges Could Keep Farms in the Family

28

Guiding The Farmer Who Turned Down $15 Million for a Data Center

29

Longtime Midwest Land Broker Dennis Reyman: Farmers Still Most of Land Buyers

30

Waylon Brown: Rural America’s Hope and Struggles with Renewable Energy

31

Wyoming State Representative Jacob Wasserburger: Sell State Land for Rural Homeowners

32

UK Farmland Adviser Ed Blundy: New Technology Could Power Hope for Farmers

33

UK Equity Partner Charles Whitaker: How Farmers and Investors Both Succeed

34

Farm Entrepreneur Sharon Krause: Focused on Opportunities for Others

35

Virginia Farmer Joel Salatin: Scaling by Creativity, Not Consolidation

36

Economist Ed Yardeni: Pay Attention to Aging Population’s Economic Impact

37

Ronald Diamond: Wealth on the Move for Agriculture and the U.S. Economy

38

USDA Deputy Secretary Stephen Vaden: Here’s How Regional Hubs Will Work

39

Geopolitical Expert Marko Papic: Current Immigration Effort is Not a Plan for the Future

40

Bankruptcy Attorney Joe Peiffer: It’s Time for Tough Decisions for Some Farmers

41

Ed Blundy: Who Is Buying Farmland in the UK Today?

42

Geopolitical Expert Peter Zeihan: Why Losing Immigrants Is Bad for U.S. Agriculture and the Country’s Future

43

R-CALF USA CEO Bill Bullard: Time to Bring Back Country of Origin Labeling for Beef

44

A New Seal for a New Standard: Brian Burgett’s ‘NonBCM Certified’ Vision for A2 Dairy

45

Land Broker Liz Strom: Illinois Farmland Values Stabilizing

46

Beyond Price Per Acre: Broker Johnny Klemme on the True Value of Farmland

47

Mushroom Farmer Mallory DeVries: Why She Stopped Farming Despite Success

48

Shrimp Farmer Karlanea Brown: Catching New Opportunities

49

Dr. Dave Muth: How Wind Turbines Affect Farmland Value

50

“Applegirlkait”: Washington Entrepreneur Sells Americans on Apples and Pears

51

Trade War Pushes Northwest Cherry Growers to Switch from China to India: Keith Hu

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Arkansas Farmer Adam Chappell: ‘It’s Bad Out There’

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Dairy Farmer Blake Hansen: A2A2 Milk Could Deliver New Customers

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Rancher/Legislator Tom Dent: Here Is What Is Needed to Support Small Farmers

55

Climate Land Leaders: How to Conserve and Protect Your Land with Teresa Opheim

56

Ag Analyst Randy Dickhut: More Farmland May Hit the Market in Late 2025

57

Chapter 12 in Arkansas: Why Bankruptcies Are Rising So Fast

58

New Farm Credit Services of America Report: Farmland Values Rise Slightly in Eight State Region

59

Rick Naerebout: Dairy Association Leader’s Solution to Immigration Workforce Challenges

60

Champaign Berry Farm: Owners Hope More Farmers Choose to Grow Berries

61

Mary Swander: Taking Farm Succession Conversations on the Road

62

Mitchell Hora: 45Z Credits Will Lead to Surge in Carbon Awareness

63

The Drost Family: Creating Balance on and off the Farm

64

A Montana Man’s Trip to Try to Save His Solar Business: Ralph Walters

65

Rob Taylor, Whiskey Distiller: Sourcing Local Is a Priority

66

Why Iowa Widow Still Believes in Pesticides

67

A Winemaker’s Challenge: How to Get Young Consumers to Take a Sip with Connor McMahon

68

Why Boa Safra Ag’s Tyler Bruch Sees the World as an Opportunity, Not a Threat

69

What Higher Tariffs Could Do to Missouri Farmer: Blake Hurst

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Agricultural Entrepreneur Chad Tentinger: Higher Tariffs May Lift Cattle Farmers

71

California Farmland Loses Billions in Value: Scott Bozzo

72

Interest Rates Should Not Fall Too Much, Longtime Ag Executive Jim Farrell Says

73

Illinois Farmland Values Fall in 2024, Especially in 4th Quarter: Luke Worrell

74

USDA Cuts and the Future of Local Food: Andre Faul, Jr

75

The Vital Role of Immigration in Supporting U.S. Agriculture

76

Soil Health and Conservation Conversations: Catherine DeLong

77

Natalie Kovarik: Social Media Entrepreneur Taking Small Town Life Mainstream

78

Meat Appetite May Not Go on Diet with GLP-1

79

Farm Tax Strategies: Navigating 1031 Exchanges with Paul Neiffer

80

Realizing the Value of Ag: Doug Goehring

81

Losing the Labs: Peter Goldsmith

82

Diversified and Measured: Mark McHargue

83

A New Alliance for a Global Approach to Agricultural Investment: Danny Thomas

84

Unscrambling the Egg World: Mindy Larsen

85

Help Wanted, True Leadership: Cliff Kupchan

86

Don't Give Up On Land: Bruce Sherrick

87

The Farm Landscape from Two Views: Mike Naig

88

Seeing the Future Through the Forest: Marc Brinkmeyer

89

Looking Ahead: Dave Chatterton

90

The Drama: Randy Feenstra

91

Land Rich, Cash Poor

92

Rural Reality: Terry Engelken

93

The Holy Grail: Kyle Bass

94

Maybe it’s just a bluff?

95

The Inside Story of Pursuing the Biggest Names

96

Debt Is Not Always Bad

97

Growing Opportunities for Other Farms, Too

98

Taking on the Barons

99

A One-of-a-Kind Situation…Hopefully

100

A New Future on an Old Farm

101

Tracking the Numbers...Still

102

Where are Almonds, Walnuts, and Wine Headed and Why?

103

Farmland Correction Ahead?

104

What's Behind Dropping Tractor Sales?

105

Greening with Green Methanol

106

Scouting a Record

107

Tough Times Ahead but Optimism Endures

108

Farming a New Future

109

Market Perspective

110

Don't Forget the Farm

111

Changing 1031 Exchanges

112

Settling Land Values

113

Landowners v. the Federal Government

114

Spreading Fertilizer

115

Another Option

116

Organic Reaches for Higher Growth After Inflation's Challenges

117

Optimistic View About the Battle Against Bird Flu

118

Finding the Balance for Farmland Success

119

Eating More Meat

120

Following the Trends

121

The Value of Water

122

Making Food Production More Sustainable

123

From YouTube to Corn and Beans

124

Fertile Ground for Investors

125

Mike Naig: Protecting the Farm

126

A Slow Leak Down

127

More than Cotton

128

Defending His Roots

129

Demanding Less

130

Made in the U.S.A.

131

Feeling (Slightly) Better After a Really Bad Year

132

A Good Sign, Some Troubling Signs Also

133

Sam Zell's Wisdom Guides a Man's Plan for Rural Communities' Growth

134

From Horses to Trade Wars

135

Feeding the World

136

Helping Dad and Informing Many Others

137

Diversifying On and Off the Farm

138

Back to "Normal," But Then What?

139

A Land Expo, a Blizzard, and Uncertainties in 2024

140

What Will the Courts Have to Say About Restricting Foreign Land Ownership in 2024?

141

Sleuthing for the Biggest Landowners

142

The Future of Foreign Land Ownership

143

The World's Impact on our Land in the United States

144

2024's Unknowns

145

Meeting the President, Selling the Beans

146

Our Connection to the Land

147

Walnuts and Water

148

Factors Farmland Owners Should Watch in 2024