Phil and Matthew Bane finally managed to speak with Norm Welker on the podcast! We really appreciated Norm coming on and giving us a look at his family's history in agriculture as well his background leading up to the Bane-Welker merger in 2013. We're just getting started. Stay tuned for part 2!

This episode we go to agriculture.com to check out Tony Dreibus' "3 Big Things", an article about a unique Case Model D, and a reminder that feral hogs are still a problem. Lastly an article on Bitcoin hitting 200k is looked at.

This episode, Jason Bane's daughter, Daylen Bane joins the podcast to discuss how things have been going at Purdue University leading up to her graduation in May as well as what her plans are in the every progressing field of agriculture.

This episode Matthew Bane discusses some current ag events, some famous Virginia bases Highland Steers, a little history of J.I. Case, and some opportunities for customers and careers at Bane-Welker Equipment.

This episode Phil and Matthew Bane discuss the history and significance of the Steiger before and after its inception to the Case IH family in 1986.

This episode Matthew Bane runs through several current events including the upcoming Senate vote for Secretary of Agriculture nominee, Tom Vilsack, relays a legendary story about J.I. Case, and finally, pays tribute to a local farmer, Forest Wilson.

This episode, Matthew Bane catches up with Tomas (known to some as Tyler Wilson). Recently Tomas was nominated for a new position within the Farm Bureau and was featured on Channel 18 news discussing the issue of internet service in rural areas. Finally, they discussed some old case tractors and plans for the future. Thanks for listening!

This episode, Matthew and Phil Bane discuss the high horsepower Case Agri King model 1370 and the innovations the tractor brought to the world of farming.

This episode features Bane-Welker President, Jason Bane discussing his reflections on the previous year and what he has planned for the year to come.

This episode Phil and Matthew Bane talk a little bit about the year behind and the year ahead.