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    Farm4Profit Podcast

    Our mission is to provide farms and operators an independent and unbiased outlet for information related to increasing the profitability of their farming operation. We will be providing farms and operators of all sizes and experience levels access to the latest trends, projections, and the tools necessary to increase farming profitability. We will take each episode to deliver latest news, what’s working for active farms, and a topic of focus each episode. Remember, if you aren’t farming for profit you won’t be farming for long.

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    Essential Considerations for Starting Your Agritourism Business Jun 19, 2023
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    Diane Van Wyngarden

    Diane Van Wyngarden is a highly respected educator and community leader based in Iowa. She has dedicated much of her career to serving as an Extension Educator with the Iowa State University Extension, where she has worked tirelessly to provide educational resources and support to farmers and rural communities across the state. In recent years, Diane has focused her efforts on helping Agri-Tourism farms to thrive, recognizing the critical role they play in promoting sustainable agriculture and boosting local economies. Through her work, Diane has earned a reputation as a passionate advocate for agriculture and rural development, and as a tireless champion for the people and communities of Iowa.

    1. What is agritourism, and what are some examples of successful agritourism businesses?
    2. What are some of the biggest challenges that come with running an agritourism business, and how can you overcome them?
    3. How do you identify a unique selling point for your agritourism business, and why is it important to have one?
    4. What are some important considerations to keep in mind when starting an agritourism business, such as zoning laws, liability insurance, and permits?
    5. What are some common mistakes that people make when starting an agritourism business, and how can you avoid them?
    6. How can you promote your agritourism business effectively, both online and offline?
    7. What are some ways to diversify your revenue streams as an agritourism business, such as offering classes, selling products, or hosting events?
    8. How can you create an engaging and immersive experience for your visitors, and what are some best practices for doing so?
    9. What are some trends and changes that are affecting the agritourism industry, and how can you adapt to them?
    10. How can you build strong relationships with local businesses and organizations to support your agritourism business?
    11. How can you measure the success of your agritourism business, and what metrics should you be tracking?
    12. What are some resources and networks that you can tap into as an agritourism business owner, such as industry associations or mentorship programs?

    Agritourism businesses can be costly to start and operate, and there are some expenses that are often overlooked. Here are some examples:

    1. Permits and Licensing: Depending on the type of agritourism business you're starting, you may need to obtain permits and licenses from local and state governments. These can be expensive and time-consuming to acquire.
    2. Liability Insurance: Agritourism businesses often involve visitors interacting with livestock, equipment, and other potential hazards. It's important to have liability insurance in case of accidents or injuries.
    3. Infrastructure: Agritourism businesses often require infrastructure like parking lots, restrooms, and picnic areas. These can be expensive to build and maintain, but they're necessary to provide a safe and comfortable experience for visitors.
    4. Marketing and Advertising: It's important to promote your agritourism business to potential customers, but marketing and advertising can be expensive. It's important to develop a comprehensive marketing plan that targets your ideal customers and fits within your budget.
    5. Employee Training: If you have employees working on your farm or ranch, it's important to provide them with proper training and safety protocols. This can be time-consuming and expensive, but it's necessary to ensure the safety of your employees and visitors.
    6. Maintenance and Upkeep: Agritourism businesses require ongoing maintenance and upkeep, from repairing equipment to mowing fields to cleaning up after visitors. These costs can add up over time and should be factored into your budget.
    7. Taxes: Agritourism businesses are subject to a variety of taxes, including property taxes, sales taxes, and income taxes. It's important to understand your tax obligations and to set aside funds to pay them.
    8. Legal Fees: Agritourism businesses may require legal assistance for issues like liability waivers, zoning laws, and contract disputes. Legal fees can be expensive, so it's important to have a plan in place to cover these costs.
    9. Accessibility: Making your agritourism business accessible to visitors with disabilities can be expensive, requiring the installation of ramps, handrails, and other accommodations. It's important to factor these costs into your budget and to comply with accessibility regulations.
    10. Emergency Planning: Agritourism businesses need to have emergency plans in place for situations like severe weather, medical emergencies, and power outages. Developing and implementing these plans can be time-consuming and expensive, but they're essential for the safety of your visitors and employees.

    What did we miss?

    What advice would you give yourself at ag 18 or to someone who is 18 and listening to use right now

    Summary & Challenge

    Here are 10 successful agritourism businesses in Iowa:

    1. Living History Farms: Located in Urbandale, Living History Farms is an outdoor museum that showcases Iowa's agricultural and rural history. Visitors can take guided tours, participate in hands-on activities, and explore a working 1875 farm.
    2. Picket Fence Creamery: This family-owned dairy farm in Woodward offers tours, tastings, and events, as well as a farm store where visitors can purchase ice cream, cheese, and other dairy products.
    3. Summerset Winery: Located in Indianola, Summerset Winery offers tours, tastings, and live music events in a picturesque setting overlooking the Iowa countryside.
    4. Center Grove Orchard: This family-friendly orchard in Cambridge features a pumpkin patch, corn maze, apple picking, and other seasonal activities, as well as a farm store and bakery.
    5. Buffalo Ridge Orchard: Located in Central City, Buffalo Ridge Orchard is a popular destination for apple picking, cider tastings, and hayrides, as well as a farm store selling apples, pumpkins, and other produce.
    6. Iowa Wine Tours: This company offers guided tours of Iowa's wineries and vineyards, with options for private and custom tours as well as group packages.
    7. Howell's Pumpkin Patch: This family-owned pumpkin farm in Cumming features a corn maze, petting zoo, and other activities, as well as a pumpkin patch and farm store selling pumpkins, gourds, and other fall decor.
    8. Hansen's Dairy: This farm in Hudson offers tours of its dairy and creamery, as well as a farm store selling milk, cheese, and other dairy products.
    9. Maquoketa Caves State Park: While not strictly an agritourism business, this state park in Maquoketa features hiking trails through a network of caves and rock formations, as well as a campground and picnic area.
    10. Rustic Ridge Winery: Located in Lisbon, Rustic Ridge Winery offers tastings of its award-winning wines, as well as live music and other events in a scenic rural setting.

    Agritourism is an industry that's constantly evolving and innovating. Here are some examples of new and emerging types of agritourism being offered:

    1. Farm-to-Table Dinners: Many farms and orchards are now offering on-site dining experiences, featuring locally-sourced ingredients and seasonal menus.
    2. Agricultural Education and Workshops: Visitors can now learn about specific aspects of farming, such as beekeeping, composting, or sustainable agriculture through workshops and classes offered by farmers.
    3. Farm Stays: These are similar to traditional bed and breakfasts, but guests stay on a working farm and can participate in farm activities, such as milking cows, collecting eggs, and feeding animals.
    4. Agritourism and Wellness Retreats: Some farmers are partnering with wellness professionals to offer yoga, meditation, and other wellness activities on their farms.
    5. U-Pick Flowers: In addition to traditional u-pick fruit farms, some farmers are now offering visitors the chance to pick their own flowers, creating a unique and colorful agritourism experience.
    6. Farm-to-Spa Experiences: Some farmers are now incorporating their own farm-grown herbs, fruits, and other ingredients into spa treatments, creating a unique and locally-sourced wellness experience.
    7. Agritourism and Adventure: Many farms and ranches are now offering adventure activities, such as zip-lining, horseback riding, and hiking, giving visitors a chance to explore the outdoors and connect with nature.
    8. Virtual Agritourism: With the pandemic, many farms and ranches are offering virtual tours, workshops, and tastings online, giving people a chance to experience agritourism from the comfort of their own homes.
    9. Agritourism and Glamping: Some farmers are now offering glamping (glamorous camping) experiences on their farms, with luxury tents, comfortable bedding, and on-site amenities.
    10. Agritourism and Art: Some farmers are now collaborating with local artists to create art installations and exhibits on their farms, creating a unique and creative agritourism experience.

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    Farm4Fun W/ Derrick Josi Jun 15, 2023
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    Derrick Josi @tdf_honest_farming Instagram: 63k YouTube: 13.1k Twitter: 19.9k

    • Catch Up
    • Where are they from, what do they farm, how did they get into farming
    • How’s the family - do they farm with family?
    • Kids? - 3 girls and 1 boy (5th generation); married
    • Met his wife on a blind date? In 2011
    • What are they up to today?
    • What they see that excites them?
    • What do they want to make sure they see before they leave
    • Oregon Dairy Farmer
    • Farms the same land as his great grandfather - Alfred
    • All-Jersey dairy herd, produced nearly 35,000 lbs (3,000 gallons) of milk per day
    • 450 acre farm: double-12 herringbone parlor, a free stall barn, grows 500 acres of corn and grass silage, and includes open pasture for grazing
    • What methods do you use to farm with Derrick’s parents, Don and Desi?
    • Past 15 years - extensive renovations (infrastructure, reduce labor, and relocate the milking parlor out of the flood plain)
    • What benefits have you seen from this? Any other big projects coming?
    • Derrick and Kaycee were knighted with the 2020 Young Jersey Breeder Award
    • What helped you get to this position/spot?
    • Author - An Industry Worth Fighting For
    • Offers readers a glimpse behind the curtain of a working dairy farm
    • Does not shy away from sensitive topics
    • He presents reality in terms that are stark but sensitive…a balance as delicate as the lives for which he is responsible
    • What inspired you to share your story?
    • What are your goals? How do you want to impact the readers?
    • TDH Honest Farming
    • Tillamook Dairy Farmer
    • Keynote Speaker
    • Where have you spoken? Most powerful time?
    • How did you get started?
    • How has social media changed his life?
    • Why do it?
    • How would he start it over differently?
    • Which is their favorite platform?
    • How do you deal with negative comments?
    • If you were an animal, what do you think you would be?
    • Right now, who inspires you?
    • If you could make anything bigger on your body what would it be?

    Would you rather

    • Have a pause or rewind button in your life
    • Live in a treehouse or in a cave
    • Give up coffee or soda forever
    • Have your own theme park for your kids or your own zoo for your kids
    • Forget your partner’s birthday or your anniversary every year
    • Be the funniest person in a room or the smartest person in a room
    • What’s next for them?
    • What can our listeners do to help?
    • What can we do to help?

    Knowing what you know now, what advice would you give yourself or others at 18?

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    Navigating Bearish Grain Markets Jun 12, 2023
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    Grain and Livestock Marketing Show

    Nick Tsiolis last name pronounced "Cho-liss"

    • Who/ What is Farmer's Keeper –
    • A service that gives Farmers grain Pricing Tools like HTAs, Min/Max, Accumulators, Managed Pricing Programs, with no margin calls (because we use the same clearing firms the elevators do to hold margin) that can be flexed to deliver to any elevator.
    • Our Customer Base - over 1,000 Corn, Soybean, and Wheat Farmers from 25 states, ranging in size from 150 acres to 90k+ acres. All levels of operation sophistication.
    • Why is this episode important for Farmers?
    • Hedge future price risk on physical grain without margin requirements and then be able to flex delivery of those bushels to the best basis bid in their area when ready to search basis.
    • Can you give an example of how you work with your Customers?
    • Advising Farmers how and when to execute different Pricing Tools. Then seeing through transactions from setting a futures price, to searching basis bids, all the way to delivery and settlement.
    • What are some pieces of advice for marketing during Bearish Grain Markets?
    • Since prices have fallen dramatically in the last 4-6 months, we're growing our customer base
    • Can you help our listeners understand Market Fundamentals?
    • Discuss the basics of grain and commodity markets
    • Explain the factors that influence market prices
    • Provide insights into supply and demand dynamics
    • Is there a difference between Crop and Livestock Pricing?
    • Explore different pricing strategies for crops and livestock
    • Discuss the pros and cons of forward contracts, futures markets, and options
    • Why is it important to develop a Marketing Plan
    • Discuss the importance of having a comprehensive marketing plan
    • Explain the key components of a marketing plan
    • Provide guidance on setting marketing goals and objectives
    • When working with your clients, how much does utilizing Crop Insurance come into play for their plan?
    • Discuss the role of crop insurance in managing risk
    • How can we be leveraging Technology in Marketing?
    • Discuss the advancements in technology for grain and commodity marketing
    • (GFY) Explore digital platforms and tools that can aid in marketing decisions
    • Is there such thing as diversification in Marketing?
    • Explore the benefits of diversifying marketing strategies
    • What do you do for Tracking and Evaluating Marketing Performance of your plans with your clients?
    • Explain the importance of tracking and evaluating marketing performance
    • Discuss key metrics and indicators for assessing marketing success
    • Provide insights on adjusting based on performance evaluation
    • On the podcast we like to learn from others Successes and Failures
    • Discuss the value of learning from both successful and unsuccessful marketing experiences
    • Share stories of farmers who have learned from their marketing endeavors
    • Overcoming Psychological Barriers
    • How do we take the emotion out of marketing decisions?
    • Address the psychological challenges farmers face in marketing their crops and livestock
    • Discuss common fears and anxieties related to marketing decisions
    • Lastly, the podcast will air one week later, what are some short-term pieces of advice in the markets we are facing now?
    • Summary
    • Challenge
    • What would you go back and tell yourself at 18 or tell someone now who is young and listening?

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    Farm4Fun w/ Natalie & Tara from Discover Ag! Jun 08, 2023
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    @DiscoverAg Instagram: 4.5k TikTok: 18.3k YouTube: 356

    @nataliekovarik Instagram: 116kTikTok: 21.1k Twitter 2.3k. @taravanderdussenInstagram: 48.3k TikTok: 5.6k

    • Catch Up
    • Where are they from, what do they farm, how did they get into farming
    • How’s the family - do they farm with family?
    • Tara Vander Dussen & Natalie Kovarik
    • Podcast Discover Ag - Motto: “Agriculture you can relate to”
    • Give their professional farming opinions on the top trending topics in the ag and food space to help you better understand the food system and connect with the hands the feed us
    • ~80 episodes started in April 2022
    • How did they start? What motivated them? Who is their support system?
    • What misinformation were you hearing that encouraged you to share the truth about myths?
    • What is the audience you are trying to reach?
    • How do you respond to negative comments or perception towards agriculture online?
    • Do you notice differences in perception towards women in agriculture or online?
    • What advice would you give to women who dream of a career in agriculture?
    • Tara Vander Dussen
    • New Mexico Native: Born and Raised
    • 5th Generation Diary Farmer and Farm Wife - grew up and now on a dairy farm
    • Girl Mom to Two
    • Whiskey Drinker and Fast Talker (Auctioneer fast????)
    • Lover of all things Southwest including Green Chile, Turquoise and Beautiful Sunsets
    • An environmental scientists on dairy farm projects
    • What are some of your proudest projects? Most challenging?
    • Natalie Kovarik
    • Mom to 3 Boys (Tad, Jaks, Rue) – killer names
    • From Central Nebraska
    • Kovarik cattle Co - cow calf operation w/ a growing registered herd
    • What is Elevate Ag?
    • Online course and community where farmers, ranchers and other producers can come together to access the tools and information they need to craft, share, and monetize their own personal Ag story while confidently advocating for the Agriculture industry
    • What responses from producers are you hearing back? Is Elevate Ag making a difference?
    • Who can access this online course? What are the next steps to getting involved?
    • How has hosting the Discover Ag changed their life? Why do it?
    • How would they start it over differently?
    • If you were an animal, what do you think you would be?
    • Right now, who inspires you?
    • If you could make anything bigger on your body what would it be?

    Start, Bench, Cut

    • Breakfast, lunch, dinner
    • Tequila, vodka, wine
    • YouTube, TikTok, Facebook
    • Denim, sweatpants, chinos
    • Road trip, flying, cruising
    • Shopping, museums, bar hopping
    • What’s next for them?
    • What can our listeners do to help?
    • What can we do to help?

    Knowing what you know now, what advice would you give yourself or others at 18?

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    Farm Family Dynamics: Breaking the Control Barrier Jun 05, 2023
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    Inter-Family Communication

    • Who is Elaine Froese?
    • Certified professional speaker, certified coach, and author with 40+ years of professional speaking, working with farm families, and farm partners
    • Her expertise is to discuss what she calls the undiscussabull ™
    • Award-winning author - written 5 books over the past 25 years sharing her passion to share simple, practical, and actionable tools with farm families

    Communication and Decision Making Moving to the Next Generation

    • Listener Question: An episode idea I have, farming with your family. I farm with my grandpa, my dad (Major decision maker), and myself. My wife quit her job this January and is helping on the farm. My dad has a hard time giving up control, and have been struggling with that. Any help or resources you have would be great!
    • Is it as simple as making a plan?
    • Stop the procrastination now → change is a good process, ask for help in making the changes needs in preserving a happy farm family legacy
    • What are the steps you suggest in making a new plan? Who should be involved?
    • How do we help farm dads let go of control and stop “micromanaging”
    • Does it sometimes stem from fear? What are farm dads afraid of?
    • The Father Factor in Farming
    • How have fathers influenced their son/daughters beliefs & attitudes in their farm career?
    • How can families honor and recognize their dad?
    • How are young farmers supposed to be heard?
    • Listener Question: I’m a 7th generation farmer in central Virginia. We run a commercial cow calf and custom feeding operation currently. My question is do you all have an episode or could you incorporate into one, family farm salaries? It is a hard topic to discuss and I was just curious of y’all’s input.
    • Recent newsletter about hiring for the position not for family?
    • The theory of fitting a salary and job description together and having the most qualified member, possibly family, fill that role.
    • Who gets to do what on the farm?
    • Does family blood line guarantee you a farm job?
    • Who is deciding how much each individual gets paid?
    • What are the guidelines for confidentiality and openness as the same time?
    • HR Department in Corporate World
    • When to have the discussion on who gets to be an owner of the farm assets and when?
    • Who gets the final say on who does or gets what?
    • How to deal with hiring/training for new employees on farms?
    • Back to the original question, to you what does it mean to “Embrace the Fight on Your Farm”
    • How do you stop conflict on the farm? (or should you not stop conflict?)
    • How to decrease the anxiety over the uncertainty of your future?
    • Talk with yourself first
    • Visit a quiet place that gives you and your spouse joy and energy
    • Talk to each of your adult children privately along with their partners or spouses
    • Set a date for a family meeting
    • Do what you promised you would do
    • Celebrate your new mindset
    • Then What?
    • Listener Question: And lastly what are some different, creative ways in which the future upcoming generations in the family farm have “bought out” their dad or grandparent (or whoever) that are exiting the farm operation?
    • Maybe list off a couple of examples & hint at a deeper dive in succession planning episode for the future?

    What did we miss?

    • Knowing what you know now, what advice would you give yourself or others at 18?
    • Summary and Challenge

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    Farm4Fun w/ Kaylene Ballesteros Jun 01, 2023
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    @kayleneballesteros John Deere

    • Catch Up
    • Where are they from, what do they farm, how did they get into farming
    • How’s the family - do they farm with family?
    • Two boys - Trey and Cade (look young)
    • Iowa born and raised
    • Graduated from UNI in 2010 w/ B.A. in Public Relations - 2012 graduated with Masters in Marketing/Marketing Management
    • 2010 - John Deere - now Product Marketing Manager, Digital Solutions (since Aug. 2022)
    • Before within John Deere:
    • Product Marketing Manager - See and Spray
    • Product Manager - 4 Series SPrayers
    • Sales Content Coach
    • Platform Content Coordinator
    • Recruiting
    • JDPS and Factory Communications
    • What is she doing down here at Commodity Classic?
    • What are some passions of hers outside of work?
    • Youth Rodeo Sports
    • Leon Youth Rodeo?
    • Host a youth based rodeo - family centered entertainment
    • Offers events from stick horse race to bull riding
    • What is something she has always wanted to do?
    • What does she enjoy most about working for Deere?
    • If you were an animal, what do you think you would be?
    • If you could make anything bigger on your body what would it be?

    Would you rather:

    • Always be under-dressed or overdressed
    • Always 30 minutes early or 10 minutes late
    • Be hungry or thirsty
    • Lounge by the pool or on the beach
    • Margarita blended or on the rocks
    • Never use social media again or never watch another movie ever again
    • What’s next for them?
    • What can our listeners do to help?
    • What can we do to help?

    What does success look like to them?

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    Agronomy Partners: A Farmers' Winning Edge May 29, 2023
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    Redstar and Agronomy 2024 Conversation

    Bio~Ryan & Kristin Mullenhoff / Owners

    Ryan and Kristin were born and raised on farms near Leigh, NE, in 2004, they started a small seed corn and soybean business. They welcomed their only child, a son Jackson Charles in May of 2005. Over the next couple of years, they quickly found this "short-term" opportunity to become their forever future.

    In 2010, they added fertilizer and a list of other services prompting them to change their name to Ryan Mullenhoff Sales, LLC. Over the next couple years their fertilizer sales thrived and in 2018 they developed and branded their own line of low-salt starters called REDSTAR Fertilizer. They expanded in to other states. To better reflect their company, Ryan and Kristin officially changed their name to REDSTAR, LLC in 2020.

    After realizing the success of REDSTAR Fertilizer, Ryan and Kristin expanded their branded line to include Biologicals, Seed Treatments, Amino Acids, Adjuvants and more.In 2023 they introduced a third division of REDSTAR called REDSTAR Branded.

    Main Talking Points

    • The Early Days of REDSTAR (formally Ryan Mullenhoff Seeds)
    • How did you initially get started
    • What were some of the biggest challenges
    • What did your operation and team look like back in those days
    • REDSTAR FERTILIZER
    • Where did the idea of low-salt starter fertilizer come from? Did you solve a problem?
    • How did adding fertilizer affect your business
    • What made you decide to build and produce your own line of branded fertilizer
    • What makes your fertilizer unique
    • Company Growth
    • What kind of growth has your company seen, and what challenges or opportunities has it brought to your business
    • For listeners looking to grow their farm or business what do you have for advice?
    • Let’s Talk about the RED
    • Why REDSTAR, why the RED Fertilizer
    • What makes RED so much better and what’s behind all the RED
    • What make REDSTAR Different than other Ag Dealerships
    • What are some things that you do that set REDSTAR Apart
    • Ryan and Kristin
    • Tell me what it's been like working together for the last 19 years?
    • How do you handle disagreements?
    • How do you manage work and family life
    • How have you grown in your ability to communicate effectively?
    • What have been your biggest accomplishments since you started this company
    • How have you customers attacked the rising input costs going into the 2023 growing season?
    • What do you see being the biggest agronomic challenge facing growers this year?
    • Weather, Disease, Insects, Fungicide availability
    • What has the adoption rate been with your client base for using biologicals?
    • Where do you see input prices going next year?
    • What are some key things our listeners can do now to focus on maximizing the potential of this year’s crop?
    • How many of your growers use cover crops?
    • What else did we miss?

    Summary and challenge

    • Knowing what you know now, what advice would you give yourself or others at 18?

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    Farm4Fun w/ Kendal Johnson May 25, 2023
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    @farmerjohnson620 Instagram 2.5k tiktok 24k. youtube 2.9k Subscribers.

    • Catch up
    • Where are they from, what do they farm, how did they get into farming
    • How’s the family – do they farm with family?
    • Kids? = 2
    • What are they up to today?
    • What have the seen that excites them?
    • What do they want to make sure they see before they leave?
    • Farms in southern Ohio
    • Stahl Farms?
    • All Red Equipment
    • 4 Quad tracks
    • 5 combines
    • Kinze carts planters & Peterbilts
    • Most people’s dream farm line up
    • What crops?
    • What kind of drone does he fly?
    • What the favorite job on the farm?
    • Least Favorite
    • Is Ohio even in the Midwest?
    • What’s wrong with Iowa?
    • What’s something that happened on the farm as a kid that changed you forever?
    • How has social media changed their life?
    • Why do it?
    • How would she start it over differently?
    • Which is their favorite platform?
    • If you were an animal, what do you think you would be?
    • Right now, who inspires you?
    • If you could make anything bigger on your body what would it be?

    Stump the guest

    • What would happen if Pinocchio said “My nose will grow now”?
    • If you hate haters then doesn’t that make you a hater and therefore hate yourself?
    • Who taught the first teacher?.......
    • Why does your nose run but your feet smell?
    • How did we decide Feb only gets 28 days and some months have 31…couldn’t we balance that?
    • If revenge is a dish best served cold and revenge is sweet, does that make revenge ice cream?
    • What’s next for them?
    • What can our listeners do to help?
    • What can we do to help?

    What does success look like to them?

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    Safeguarding Farmer Profitability : Flex Lease Insurance May 22, 2023
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    Flex Lease Insurance

    Guest:

    Guest Bio

    • Who is Common Ground IO?
    • What are their offerings?
    • Who is Hudson Crop?
    • History, Mission, Vision
    • Hudson is a market-leading specialty insurer that offers a wide range of property and casualty insurance products to corporations, professional firms, and individuals through retailers, wholesalers and program administrators
    • How did this partnership come about?
    • Flex lease insurance
    • How it works:
    • If…
    • Commodity prices rally after you have contracted grain, or
    • Commodity prices fall after your Flex Lease Agreement is negotiated based on current market rates and you didn’t contract your grian hoping for a price increase later in the season
    • And…
    • Your Flex Lease Agreement has a bonus clause that you must pay more to your landlord in rent due to higher revenues
    • Then…
    • Flex Lease Insurance covers the difference from the agreed upon rental rates in your agreement and the new rental rate whether due to a bonus or a commodity price fluctuation
    • How has progress come?
    • What impact will this project have on ethanol production in the midwest
    • Why is it such a focus now?
    • How will this help farmers?
    • Advantages of flex leases
    • The actual rent paid adjusts automatically as yields or prices fluctuate
    • The avoidance of committing to a fixed rent amount at a time when many production and market variables remain unknown
    • Risks are shared between the owner and the tenant, as are profit opportunities
    • Operator - some level of risk protection should costs rise or revenue disappoint
    • Landowners are paid in cash - they do not have to be involved in decisions about crop inputs or grain marketing
    • Landowner - an opportunity to benefit financially from higher yields and favorable commodity prices
    • How are the producers getting paid?
    • How are flex leases more beneficial/different than other leases?
    • Disadvantages
    • Landowner - a flex lease can increase their exposure to risk (compared to a fixed cash lease agreement)
    • Operator - higher revenue from increased yields and/or prices is shared with owner
    • Both parties - flex leasing greatly increases the contract’s complexity
    • Other Questions
    • How are you marketing this to producers to bring them in?
    • Is there more risk doing a flex lease?
    • What other means are suggested in adopting to reduce the risk?
    • With a flexible lease, how is the payment for rent in advance determined? Does it change the final payment that depends on the actual prices and yields?
    • Determining Price
    • Expected revenue trigger = expected county yield * projected price * trigger election
    • To establish a trigger, the producer may elect the following deductible options: 110%, 115%, 120%, and 125%
    • Final revenue = Final county yield * harvest price
    • What date is used when the crop may be sold later
    • Are forward contract prices included?
    • What are you most excited for in the future?
    • Flex Lease
    • What challenges may the flex lease face ahead?
    • What can we and our listeners do to help?
    • What did we miss?
    • What does success look like to you?
    • Summary and Challenge

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    Farm4Fun w/ Farmer Beas May 18, 2023
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    @farmer_beas Instagram: 3.2k TikTok: 74.0k Tyler Beasley

    • Catch Up
    • Where are they from, what do they farm, how did they get into farming
    • Does he farm with family?
    • What are they up to today?
    • What they see that excites them?
    • What do they want to make sure they see before they leave
    • Farmhand in Southern Indiana
    • Rudolph Farms?
    • Did he grow up on a farm?
    • Massey Ferguson Equipment
    • Favorite tractor? 3120t Massey Ferguson?
    • “The ghost’
    • Did they really get a “New to him”, Fendt class 8 combine
    • What crops?
    • Soybean, corn, wheat? More?
    • Just got his own farm ground this year starting out with nothing
    • What have been some obstacles?
    • Where does he see it going? Future goals?
    • Did he start a YouTube?
    • What’s his favorite part of the job?
    • Least favorite
    • Mullet hair style
    • When did it start and why?
    • What ever happened to beers in the shop podcast?
    • How has social media changed his life?
    • Why do it?
    • His goal: to show that farming is more than just tractors, gps, and watching this grow
    • midday planting snacks
    • What is his favorite?
    • How would he start it over differently?
    • Which is their favorite platform?
    • If you were an animal, what do you think you would be?
    • If you could make anything bigger on your body what would it be?

    Would you rather

    • Lose your sight or lose your memory
    • Have a full phone battery or full gas tank
    • Drink from a toilet or pee in a litter box
    • Live in a treehouse or in a cave
    • Cut the mullet or never farm again
    • Fortune or fame
    • What’s next for them?
    • What can our listeners do to help?
    • What can we do to help?

    What does success look like to them?

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