In this episode, Lauren Bondy and I explore what it really means to build confidence in agriculture without losing sight of who you are. We discuss our Confidence Code, the pressure to prove our worth, and how shifting from chasing validation to living confidently in our values can transform both our personal and professional lives.

You can connect with Laruen at https://www.laurenjbondy.com/ or follow along with her on social media. laurenjbondy

For our May/June episode of Edge of the Rows, Emily K. and I sit down to talk all things cut flowers. We cover everything from how much growing space you really need to get started, to seed-starting tips and the best flower varieties for beginners. We also dive into managing weeds and discuss risk management when starting a cut flower business.If you’ve ever wanted to grow your own cut flowers—whether for a business or simply for enjoyment—this is the episode for you.

Whether you’ve already started your spring season or are getting ready to, I sit down with Ann Kline to talk safety. We cover key tips for handling anhydrous ammonia and touch on pesticide safety to help you stay safe in the field.

In this kickoff episode, Abby sits down with Jenna Ness, Co‑Chair of the Purdue EDGE in Ag team. Together, they introduce the people and purpose behind Edge of the Rows. Jenna shares how the team was formed and the unique ways Purdue EDGE supports students, educators, and the broader community. This episode gives listeners an inside look at the collaborative effort driving Purdue EDGE and sets the stage for the stories and insights to come.