This episode includes a look at current prices and weather conditions as well as an interesting article on Dicamba, and finally a possible solution to the question of "Who owns the data?" Thanks for listening!

Back on episode 83 we had the great opportunity to speak with 8th generation farmer, Grayce Emmick, who at the time had 9k followers on Instagram. This episode we caught up with Grayce to hear about the challenges of now having over 70k followers. Listening to both episodes you will notice she hasn't changed her character at all, which speaks volumes for who she is at her roots. Thanks for listening!

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This episode Matthew Bane talks with all seven of the Bane-Welker summer interns. What do they think about their time with the company so far? What interested them in the internship in the first place? What movie would they watch on a rainy day? Listen in for the answers to those questions and much more.

This episode hits on three proposed amendments to the century old Packers and Stockyards Act as well as food market trends for 2021 and beyond. Lastly, current prices for popular crypto "currencies" are given from Coinbase.com.

This episode includes:

- Information concerning a Territory Sales Director opportunity

- 3 Big Things Today

- Bill Gates land ownership

- Federal relief for growers

- Used equipment auction

This episode, Phil and Matthew talk some current events.

For this episode, Phil and Matthew Bane had the pleasure of speaking with Cristi Hankla of Bane-Welker Equipment, Winimac. Cristi has worked at the Winimac location for 23 years, albeit under different dealership owners, and as the Equipment Sales Settlement Specialist she continues to play an huge role in the daily operations of the business.

The YouTube channel, Just a Few Acres Farm and the USDA push for CRP are discussed in this episode. Thank you for listening!

Phil Bane joins Matthew Bane for a discussion about the work Case IH has done in adopting different brands over the years, and some big news for Bane-Welker in Ohio.