Beekeeper Richard Coy of Coy's Honey Farm shares about farming with family, running their honeybee operation between several states, and trusting in God during illness and trials.  

“In times of drought – both physical and spiritual – we should remember what God has done,”   says Richard.

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When flooding took out over 2,500 acres on Jim & Lesli Whitaker’s farming operation, they chose to trust that God would help them through.  The flood waters have receded, but now they are in the middle of recovery. Although it is difficult, they persevere each day.

As Jim says, “Whatever God allows, He redeems.” 

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That Farm Life is produced by Eagle Farms at Williams Baptist University. That Farm Life Podcast is also a resource of Agri Health Network. For more information and to find more resources, check out AgriHealth.net.

Are you interested in graduating from college debt free? Check out the Williams Works program at WBU! For more information, call 870-759-4120 or email [email protected].

Stressors like market fluctuations, natural disasters, or low yields will always be present in agriculture. There are many resources available to help you manage that stress. In this episode Archie interviews Dr. Brittney Schrick, the Assistant Professor & Family Life Specialist for the University of Arkansas Agriculture Cooperative Extension Service. She details various trainings, resources, and services of the Extension Service that can help your mental health and family relationships. 

Dr. Schrick’s weekly blog, Family Life Fridays, can be found at https://www.uaex.uada.edu.

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That Farm Life is produced by Eagle Farms at Williams Baptist University. That Farm Life Podcast is also a resource of Agri Health Network. For more information and to find more resources, check out AgriHealth.net.

Are you interested in graduating from college debt free? Check out the Williams Works program at WBU! For more information, call 870-759-4120 or email [email protected].

Studies have said that 22 veterans die from suicide every day. In this episode, military veteran and VFW chaplain Ed Moreno shares about life with PTSD and treatments that have helped him. He is also involved with We Are the 22 – a support organization for veterans by veterans aimed to reduce the high numbers of death by suicide. 

For more information, please go to https://wearethe22.org

Links to more resources for veterans are also listed on our website, agrihealth.net.

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That Farm Life is produced by Eagle Farms at Williams Baptist University. That Farm Life Podcast is also a resource of Agri Health Network. For more information and to find more resources, check out AgriHealth.net.

Are you interested in graduating from college debt free? Check out the Williams Works program at WBU! For more information, call 870-759-4120 or email [email protected].

Trigger Warning: Today's episode includes themes of child abuse and neglect, including sexual abuse. If you have experienced similar trauma, we encourage you to also find help. Resources are available on our website at AgriHealth.net.

In this episode, Blake and Juliana Bennett talk about how two people with completely different backgrounds can find healing through EMDR therapy. Blake is a 5th generation farmer, Juliana is a therapist and their powerful story of healing can encourage anyone.

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That Farm Life is produced by Eagle Farms at Williams Baptist University. That Farm Life Podcast is also a resource of Agri Health Network. For more information and to find more resources, check out AgriHealth.net.

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How rice farmers can give to their favorite charity and get free rice seed in return.  Deadline is August 15, 2021. 

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That Farm Life is produced by Eagle Farms at Williams Baptist University. That Farm Life Podcast is also a resource of Agri Health Network. For more information and to find more resources, check out AgriHealth.net.

Are you interested in graduating from college debt free? Check out the Williams Works program at WBU! For more information, call 870-759-4120 or email [email protected].

For those who farm the same land as their parents and grandparents, years of experience and knowledge form a strong foundation. Choosing to respect the work of previous generations while adding in new knowledge and techniques strengthens the family and benefits the farm.

Today we hear from James Wray. He shares his experiences on a multigenerational farm and has wise words for others who are joining their family’s operation. 

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That Farm Life is produced by Eagle Farms at Williams Baptist University. That Farm Life Podcast is also a resource of Agri Health Network. For more information and to find more resources, check out AgriHealth.net.

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Jobs in Agriculture Industries are never 8 – 5. So, how do we build and maintain family connections during the busy seasons?

In today’s episode, Dustin and Tiffany Henson share practical ways to foster communication and connection. 

We want to hear from you! Do you have a story to tell or know someone who does? Email us at [email protected] and let us know. We’re looking for more people to share their stories of faith, family, and farming. 

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That Farm Life is produced by Eagle Farms at Williams Baptist University. That Farm Life Podcast is also a resource of Agri Health Network. For more information and to find more resources, check out AgriHealth.net.

Are you interested in graduating from college debt free? Check out the Williams Works program at WBU! For more information, call 870-759-4120 or email [email protected].

Each new generation of farmers and ranchers introduce new ideas and methods. When those new ideas run up against the traditional ways of a multigenerational operation, conflict is bound to happen.

Ryan Sullivan and his father began transitioning the farm to the younger generation in 2014. With respect, humility, and open conversation they continue to work together to build a stronger farm for themselves and future generations. 

We want to hear from you! Do you have a story to tell or know someone who does? Email us at [email protected] and let us know. We’re looking for more people to share their stories of faith, family, and farming.

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We'd love to hear your feedback! Please reach out to us if you have ideas for future shows or how we can make That Farm Life even better! Email us at [email protected]!

That Farm Life is produced by Eagle Farms at Williams Baptist University. That Farm Life Podcast is also a resource of Agri Health Network. For more information and to find more resources, check out AgriHealth.net.

Are you interested in graduating from college debt free? Check out the Williams Works program at WBU! For more information, call 870-759-4120 or email [email protected].

When difficult problems arise on our farms, we reach out to others to find the best solution. And we don’t quit until an answer is found. When our children deal with problems, we don’t always know who to turn to or what help they need.

In today’s episode, Hank Jones shares about his son’s struggles with mental health and their family’s journey to find answers. Now, with perseverance and a lot of love, Hank and his wife are raising their son in an environment that will enable him to flourish.

We want to hear from you! Do you have a story to tell or know someone who does? Email us at [email protected] and let us know. We’re looking for more people to share their stories of faith, family, and farming.

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We'd love to hear your feedback! Please reach out to us if you have ideas for future shows or how we can make That Farm Life even better! Email us at [email protected]!

That Farm Life is produced by Eagle Farms at Williams Baptist University. That Farm Life Podcast is also a resource of Agri Health Network. For more information and to find more resources, check out AgriHealth.net.

Are you interested in graduating from college debt free? Check out the Williams Works program at WBU! For more information, call 870-759-4120 or email [email protected].