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No Man's Land
By Farm JournalBusiness
No Man's Land episodes
- 27 min
- 21 min
- 17 min
- Episode 003: Kim Minich
Kim Minich is a dairy woman who stepped up on a national stage Memorial Day weekend. As the 2018 Indy 500 Milkwoman, she handed over the coveted glass of milk to the winning driver on race day. However, her love for milk has turned into a passion for education, even educating her patients, as he’s also in the medical field.
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15 min - 15 min
- Episode 002: Leah McGrath
Leah McGrath isn’t your every day dietician. She’s a dietician who’s love for food has turned into a love for agriculture. Leah drops some “truth bombs” about everything from food, to why “food labels” have become a religion to some.
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26 min - 26 min
- Episode 001: Chris Chinn
Chris Chinn is a Missouri farmer who now leads the state’s agriculture department, serving as Director of Missouri Department of Agriculture. Chris has been an outspoken voice for agriculture, often times making her the target of activists. Hear why Chris almost didn’t take the job as Missouri Director of Agriculture, and how one run-in with extremists helped shape her evolving career.
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25 min
About No Man's Land
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The landscape of agriculture continues to change. From policy challenges to the headwinds of production agriculture today, it’s powerful women in agriculture leading some of the charges to create…
change that matters to not only farmers and ranchers, but also hits the heart of rural America. Join U.S. Farm Report Host Tyne Morgan as she highlights some of the women making a difference in agriculture. Not only will she highlight the grit it takes to make the changes happen, but also help paint an accurate picture of not only the obstacles agriculture faces, but also the opportunity. It’s a podcast about women, empowering other women… to succeed in what’s historically been a male-dominated industry. It’s these women who are the fabric of farming, ranching and rural living… and the women who are creating a better future for agriculture. The podcast is fun, informative while inspiring, as each woman is asked the same final question: “What advice do you have for other women in agriculture?”