OFR S3 E7 What do you do when it's time to hand the farm to the next generation? How do you resolve conflict in a family business called the farm? Stress? Legacy? Start with Elaine Froese, family farm coach. She's helped countless farms, farmers and families see the forest and the trees to build a clearer path to both health and happiness.

Open Field Radio is proud to debut the first installment of Thank A Farmer. Short, encouraging messages for American farmers, ranchers and ag producers from national and regional personalities. Our first message is from US Senator Kyrsten Sinema. We encourage you to share these messages with farmers and anyone working in the agriculture industry. The world would be a very different place without them. To everyone working in ag, thank you for all you do.

OFR S3 E6 Our guest in Karl McDonald, Meraki Meadows, Tahoka, Texas. Not only is he growing saffron in west Texas, he's doing it with the help of his family. Actually two families. A total of 10 people between them. And its all done be hand. That's just the beginning of the story...

OFR S3 E5 An amazing interview with Zack Fleishman of Shark Wheel and the rethinking of the wheel as we know it. This takes problem solving to the next level.

OFR S3 E4 Kyle Mathison, the cherry king of Washington. The shaman of fruit. Great interview full of passion for life and agriculture.

OFR S3 E3 Great interview with Karen Cooper, kelp farmer from North Haven, ME. So fun. Kelp. Simple, yet so important. Karen is amazing. Enjoy.

Fascinating episode with two super nice people. Gene and Sara Moster of Moster Turf. From lawns to Superbowl fields, they've done it all. And all of it from a little town in Indiana. Dream big!

OFR S3 | E1 Great interview with John Adams as he tell us all the ins and outs of Biosphere 2. The good, the bad and the future. Amazing conversation.

OFR S2 | E24 Janice Stillman from The Old Farmer's Alamac join us for a trip through history, time and space. Amazingly curious and fun.

S2 | E23 In this episode we are revisited by the one and only Stephen Ritz and the Green Bronx Machine. Stephen is a great friend of the show. He gives us an inside look at what's happening with agriculture in urban school districts and how we can get involved.