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This episode, Indiana Aquaculture Association President, Phil Shambach joins the podcast to discuss all things aquaculture.
This episode, distinguished Ag Economics professor, Dr. Jayson Lusk joins Matthew Bane to discuss a variety of topics revolving around the food industry, markets, and ag economics.
In this episode Matthew Bane briefly discusses the life of episode 38 guest, Jim Keith, along with three articles form Agriculture.com. Thank you or listening!
This episode we had the privilege of hearing about the super interesting life of Lance Sensenig. From traveling to his family's farm in Bolivia at a young age to joining a harvester company in Alberta to starting organics on his farm in Pennsylvania and working with Perdue Agribusiness as a result, Lance gives a great behind the scenes look at his life in Ag thus far.
This week Tyler Wilson and Matthew Bane try something new -- a three minute (roughly) edition of Friday on the Fly. This time around they quickly discuss the significance of the Magnum tractor, the impact of drought and Derecho, the Presidential debate and election, and finally the iPhone 12. Enjoy!
This week Matthew Bane talks with Phil Bane and Tyler Wilson about how harvest is going in Indiana and Ohio as well as how Bane-Welker is doing during it all.
This episode Phil and Matthew Bane discuss a number of topics with Valley Implement President, Fred Titensor. The dealership started when Fred's great-grandfather transitioned from raising horses for the U.S. Calvary to dealing J.I. Case around 1950. Listen in as they discuss the dealership's fascinating history, serving customers in the western region, irrigation rights, and more.
What was it like to transition from working for a Case dealer to being one, in 1984? Why did Case give up the combine? What difficulties and genius marketing followed the Case and International Harvester merger? This and much more is answered as Phil Bane, Harold Hardesty, and Mark Fruits discuss the early years of being in the dealership business.
Grayce Emmick is an 8th generation farmer from Kentucky, where she also works as a welder and photographer. It was a great time getting to know more about her background, her aspirations, and what drives her to work from sun up to sun down. Make sure to follow Grayce on Instagram @thefarmergrayce and subscribe to her YouTube channel at "Farmer Grayce." Thanks for listening!
This go round, Tyler and Matthew discuss some of Machinery Pete's recent highlights, Bane-Welker's expansion in the Terre Haute location, and Harley Davidson pulling out of the largest bike market in the world. Thanks for listening!
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