We are joined by Lyndon Edwards, Farmer, Board member and Deputy Chairman of Omsco, Tim Downes, Farmer and Board member of Omsco, and Peter Bennett, Head of Membership for Omsco. They give us the background of Omsco, talk about farming in the UK and the many similarities farmers share across the world. 

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Dr Larry Tranel is a Dairy Specialist for Iowa State University Cooperative Extension who has been collecting farm financial information since 1993. Larry sits down to talk with us about what he has observed in collecting this information and how farms can improve their economic situation.

John Ihm, organic dairy farmer from Lancaster, WI, talks about the history of his farm, what issues they have encountered and keeping up with managing 900 acres, a dairy herd and flock of chickens.

Wendell Berry, Wes Jackson and David Kline have a conversation at the Organic Association of Kentucky Annual Conference. This conversation was the keynote address and moderated by Rona Roberts.

Ray Archuleta is a Certified Professional Soil Scientist with 30 years experience working for the Natural Resources Conservation Service. Since retiring, Ray founded Soil Health Consultants to help spread what he has learned about what true regenerative farming practices are. Ray speaks to us about some of those principles.

Gene DeBruin, organic dairy farmer and nutritionist from Southern Ohio, talks to us about some of the differences managing a 30 cow herd and a 300 cow herd. He also shares some of his observations about where farms can get tripped up feeding their livestock.

John Miller Jr, organic produce farmer from Fresno, OH, talks to us about starting a produce farm from scratch and learning the limits of what one farm can handle.

Alan Kozak, conventional dairy farmer and grazier from Holmes County, OH, talks to us about seeking out alternative dairy markets that can help to support small farms in a very tough conventional milk market.

Scott Myers, from Wayne County, OH, talks to us about transitioning to organic cropping and what he's seen change over the years in his market of selling organic crops.

Daniel Wengerd of Pioneer Equipment, talks to us about the development of the business, what changes have happened in horse farming and what they see for the future of both.