For another special series on wheat production, we have with us today a new grower to the team from Amp’d Up Ag, Larna Schnitker, a fourth-generation farmer from Middletown, Missouri. She will be sharing with us some of her secrets about her successful wheat farming and will walk us through her and her family’s process and test products since joining the A Better Way to Farm team. Let’s go, tune in and listen! 😉

So today is a start of a special series because we are going to tackle solid information about various aspects of wheat production with a major focus on fertility improvement. We are going to start this series with our very own Rod discussing the basics we need to know especially if we are to start wheat production on our farms. The insights and studies have been thoroughly reviewed and tested for our added learning consumption so stick up and dig in today! 😉

In this episode, we are excited to pick out the brain of a relatively new team member who’s been very successful in his foliar feeding methods in his field and give our listeners some ideas on making the most out of being a part of the A Better Way to Farm team and community. Travis Dixon decided to join the team in the quest to learn more, better ways to manage his farm and increase his yields. Come and listen to what he has to share with us, Tune in NOW …

This episode will be tackling a topic that has been debatable at some point in time and that is, about photosynthates, a fancy word for “sugar”. We are going deep in this episode as Rod discusses what it does, what does it when we apply it, and are we applying enough to move the needle as far as the sugar in the plant? Come and listen to what he has to teach us, Tune in NOW …

Today, we are having a little chat with one of our newest partners in this farming advocacy to teach other fellow farmers ways to grow better crops and make more money for the family. We have Adam Johnson here who will share with us his learnings from the time he and his wife decided to join our team at A Better Way to Farm and some of the things he has implemented and plans to improve on moving forward. Let’s go, tune in and listen!

Today is an unprompted, unscripted podcast with Rod and he wants to share with us thoughts on how the world of agriculture is rapidly growing with new learnings and discoveries coming out. What can we say? We live in an interestingng world and Rod here is going to enlighten us on the importance of knowing the fundamentals in whichever way we decide how to best increase our farm profits. So, tune in to today’s podcast!

We have for today a very interesting interview with one of our farmer partners from the east of the Mississippi, Rick Meyers. How many times have you truly worked on ways to increase your farm yields and make more profits? The fact of the matter is, we need profits to grow our farms, right? How do we push a whole new system to fit an existing cover crop structure we have already started? This is what we are going to learn today so tune into this episode. Let’s go!

This week’s episode is an awakening for all of us who only wants what’s best for our farm operations and our lives in general. Rod will be giving us the 5 rules or ways to ensure we only employ efficient practices in our farm management and though these are basics, it is better if we do a little introspection with ourselves so we stop making the same mistakes all over again and make things even harder than it already is. What are we waiting for? Let’s go tune in!

Today’s forage field day, we’d be able to better think about the decisions that we have to make for our respective farms, and also particularly on the choice of equipment to use for us to be able to not only increase yield and improve profits but also to develop forage quality. Rod is going to delve deeper into the nitty-gritty parts of this subject and give us first-hand the kind of products that will help us in our goal. Don’t miss this episode!

This episode is going to teach us a thing or two on ways to be drought-resistant or drought-tolerant. We are going to delve deeper on the steps that Jim Wacker did for his farm, from Downstate Illinois. We will know exactly why drought tolerance is created April 1st and not July 1st, according to Rod. In this episode, we aim to help somebody get through this drought and maybe improve things for next year so make sure you don't miss out! Let’s go inside and tune in.