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Jim Mundorf and Shad Sullivan discuss how the push for efficency has harmed rural America and destroyed independent farmers and ranchers.
0:00 Intro and the newest screwworm update.
11:37 The soybean tarrif myth.
16:45 Ag system failures.
19:00 America's biggest feedyard and the harm it does.
32:20 How methane collection causes concentration in ag
44:30 The national security threat of the food supply.
48:48 NCBAs overseeing of the shrinking of the cattle herd.
54:00 Zach Bryan
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Jim Mundorf and Shad Sullivan break down the news in agriculture. Topics include: Government shut down, McDonalds investment in regerative agriculture, the campaign to open the Mexican border for cattle, Nature is Non-partisan, illegal Des Moines Superintendent and more.
0:00 Intro/Government shutdown.
3:30 What the McDonalds partnership with the USDA is really about.
27:13 The importance of transition planning in agriculture.
35:15 The Nature is Non-Partisan BS.
40:23 The campaign to open the Mexican border and the telepathy used by Mexico.
48:25 How the screw worm got here.
56:18 Des Moines Iowa's illegal alien superintendent.
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Jim and Shad discuss the week in news and agriculture. Topics discussed: Screw worm 70 miles from border, "incentivizing" cattle herd expansion, Shad's D.C. trip and the U.S.- Mexico Summit, and more.
0:00 Intro
2:35 Screw worm press release
15:03 Incentivizing does not always mean subsidizing.
17:07 Farmers going broke.
21:35 How do you increase the cattle herd?
24:18 Shad's D.C. trip.
28:38 U.S.- Mexico Summit.
33:49 Real boots on the ground in D.C.
41:08 Trump at the United Nations
44:00 Jimmy Kimmel and free speech
44:45 Charlie Kirk funeral
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Jim and Shad talk about the week in news. This week there was really one thing to talk about, the assassination of Charlie Kirk, but we did get to a few other things.
0:00 Reaction to the assassination of Charlie Kirk.
19:52 The future of journalism in Grassroots.
21:23 Secretary Rollins commits to helping save the Potter Valley Dams.
24:38 USFS land grab.
27:17 The continued push for beef on dairy.
33:30 McDonalds partners with the USDA.
35:28 McDonalds investors and their push for ESG and a carbon market.
39:30 Kasas State University stinks.
40:20 Kirks legacy.
42:29 Our endangered youth.
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This episode was recorded on the morning of September 10th before Charlie Kirk was assasinated. While the countries, hearts, minds, and prayers were focus on the tragedy, we decided to wait a day to publish. Watch Shad's tribute to Charlie here.
0:00 Intro
2:50 Shad in DC and meets Secretary Rollins.
14:41 Secretary meets with Rollins to fix federal land issues.
21:15 CCP land ownership ban
22:10 Dangers of public private partnerships.
26:13 Unfounded criticism of Secretary Rollins.
35:12 Arkansas meeting over grain farming crisis.
43:10 Taxes, insurance and regulation.
47:52 Crime epidemic.
52:30 Karen steals a ball.
55:51 Cattle market down the limit.
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Farm Journal Article: Outraged Farmers Blame Ag Monopolies As Catastrophic Collapse Looms
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Jim and Shad discuss the week in news, and the one thing that no one seems to want to talk about is that Brazil has overtaken the U.S. at the top beef producer in the world. Other topics discussed: NCBA's push to open the border, vertical integrated industry, beef checkoff reform, email leak update, and much more.
0:00 Intro/Shad's missing mustache and tooth.
1:55 Brazil becomes the worlds top beef producer, and how JBS took over the U.S.
11:35 NCBA's push for an open border with Mexico.
22:40 Vertical integration in the beef industry.
32:12 Beef Checkoff is a joke.
38:03 Beef Alliance email update.
46:46 Brook Rollins update, addressing the large animal vet shortage.
51:10 Roadless rule removal.
52:50 Are Hunters allies or enemies.
59:43 Potter Valley Dam removal, and Sec. Rollins is "on it."
1:01 Planting wheat, Taylor Swift, small town gas stations and more.
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Jim and Shad discuss the week in news and agriculture. Topics include the New World Screw Worm in a human, beef is still cheap, Colorado dairy deaths, RFK Jr. advisor unable to get a loan, the Cracker Barrell remodel and more.
0:00 Intro/Farm Solutions LLC
2:48 Screw Worm news and the leaked Beef Alliance emails.
28:44 Beef is still cheap.
29:15 Chicago prices
33:26 Tipping culture is out of control
35:10 Six die in a Colorado Dairy accident
41:55 Montana Rancher and RFK Jr. advisor is unable to get a loan.
1:00 Cracker Barrell falls from grace.
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Jim Mundorf and Shad Sullivan discuss the week in news and agriculture. Topics discussed, cattle markets never ending rise and the impact on producers, screw worm announcement, Pesticide Liability Protection Act, stopping subsidies on solar panels, Western Landowners Alliance surveys, and more.
0:00 Cattle market madness.
15:43 USDA's screw worm announcement.
20:40 Pesticide Liability Protection Act
25:43 Brooke Rollins update
26:45 Solar panel subsidies stopped.
35:29 Western Landowners Alliance surveys
38:48 Montana Grazing Lands Coalition
39:40 Iowa State Fair recap and Mundorf Farms 150 years award.
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Jim and Shad continue the conversation on topics in the news and agriculture. This weeks topics: real climate science is back, how the Beef Checkoff forced cattle producers to finance the spreading of lies, getting rid of Diesel Exhaust Fluid, and much more.
0:00 Intro, Cash Carruth Horses
2:19 Jackass comments and cowboy horse training.
3:41 Real climate science is back.
6:05 How the Beef Checkoff was used to push climate neutrality goal.
12:11 Getting rid of DEF.
14:23 Mechanic imprisoned for deleting emission systems.
16:00 Brooke Rollins, update at the UNL cattle methane research center.
19:31 Klosterman Feedlot Innovation Center.
21:21 USDA's new hires undermining Brooke Rollins and the America First agenda.
43:04 Bezo's lab grown fish.
44:31 Bill Gates' fake butter.
47:02 Beyond Meat bankruptcy
51:29 Australia rejecting USA beef.
53:00 Australia sells low methane beef.
55:50 California's Potter Valley dam removal.
1:04:21 Iowa AG fights climate regulations.
1:06:51 Screw worm update.
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Climate Science is baaaack
Wyoming Man in Prison for Removing EPA-Mandated Filters Seeks Trump Pardon
Introducing the Meat Based Carrot
Potter Valley Ranchers Say PG&E Cut Water Without Warning Amid Dam Removal Fight
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Jim Mundorf and Shad Sullivan break down the week in news and agriculture. This weeks topics include: Ending the Endangerment Finding of greeenhouse gases, Texas AWOL legislators, USDA removes soda from food stamp program, buying local food, and Farmers Market in DC. Bill Gates tuberculosis vaccine, and the impact of record cattle and beef prices.
0:00 Intro, Carruth Horse Sales, Shad's teaching career.
3:25 Trump Administration's removal of the Endangerment Finding, that will completely dismantle the climate agenda.
11:04 Endangerment Finding removals impact on agriculture.
21:05 Texas AWOL Legislators.
23:53 Soda removed from food stamp program.
24:45 USDA buying local food.
26:03 USDA restructuring comment period.
27:37 America's Farmers Market in D.C.
31:12 Muleshoe wildlife refuge stopped.
32:54 Bill Gates cattle tuberculosis vaccine.
35:57 Record cattle and beef prices and the impact on producers and consumers.
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