Excellent episode, very applicable to our local market in South Africa. Feet on the farm has always been and will always be the best strategy for fertilizer companies. I personally like companies like this run by engineering types and not some bean counter from the banking industry trying to make a name for themselves trying to sell fert on a Amazon type model and making a quick buck in the process.
Probably one of your best videos. Please try to have John Kempf from Advancing Eco Agriculture or Elaine Ingham from the Soil Food Web School to give a confident description of the current regenerative ag movement. You guys seem genuine and good intentioned and I feel you’d have a great talk.
Their is a discount on insurance premiums for approved tillage and cover crop practices. It used to be, you couldn’t even get crop insurance, or financing if you farmed with a lot of conservation methods. Now it’s a lot better.
I am a 69 year old non farmer and found your podcast and enjoy them very much. But on this podcast it was very informative and I had to laugh you stated 5 times that every one has there way to do things. But on the podcast about Disney was full of reverence of people that don’t think like you and what idiots they are.
Ladies and Gentlemen, never forget - I heard a rumor that Carhartt mandated all of it's employees take an untested (long term) shot that seems to have had more harm than benefit. Research those you choose to support.
@@sfshilo I'm afraid of tyranny, most people associate Carhartt with a brand that serves the working class. It seems as though there is a financial incentive for just about everything these days so I wouldn't put it past these guys to sell out either.. was a sad day for their customers to finally see corporate's true colors.
Tell me about Ractopamine. Shawn Ryan talked about this today on the Shawn Ryan Show in reference to its use by the China owned Smithfield. He was pushing Moink.
I’m not going to watch this because I know it will upset me. I am organic, no till, cover cropping. The whole idea behind that is independence. Not dependence an different things. 1st of all, NONE OF IT WORKS! It’s all hocus pocus, snake oil. The biology native to your farm is the only thing that will work on your farm. No bugs in a jug will ever give you measurable results. Fertility and biology are home grown, or it doesn’t work. The comment about how your going to be shown you’ve been doing it all wrong for all these years. Ag has done the best it could do with the knowledge that existed at the time. It fed the world from a population of 500 million, all the way to 7-8 billion. It actually over produces by 100%. Over time, we learn. Right now, the current lesson is that we can improve the environment even more, produce about 15% less, make a more healthy product, and set our own prices, instead of having a bunch of suits set them for us. If a person wants to piss me off, all they have to do is criticize and demonize farming. They should be thanking farmers of past and present. Those farmers did their best, kept the world fed, and stopped the process of desertification that used to be the norm… the farm it out and move on technique.
This is a very interesting take for not watching the episode. They never once mention a “bug in a jug.” It’s actually more aligned with all the points you made above.
Gaji is born to be on a podcast/radio show, this guy has so much charisma.. i love it! great episode, thoroughly enjoyed it!
6:08 "thanks for comin "😂😂😂
Excellent episode, very applicable to our local market in South Africa. Feet on the farm has always been and will always be the best strategy for fertilizer companies. I personally like companies like this run by engineering types and not some bean counter from the banking industry trying to make a name for themselves trying to sell fert on a Amazon type model and making a quick buck in the process.
Oh and go Birds!😋
Probably one of your best videos. Please try to have John Kempf from Advancing Eco Agriculture or Elaine Ingham from the Soil Food Web School to give a confident description of the current regenerative ag movement. You guys seem genuine and good intentioned and I feel you’d have a great talk.
Y'all are Cowboys fans! I love it.
Great topics lately , keep up the hard work fellas
Hey great Episode, I can relate most to my farms in Pakistan
I'm interested in hearing more about how you're going to process your hog manure, do you have more information on this?
How about a video on your thoughts about Mahindra 👀
He should start his own crop insurance with soil health/year to year improvement based premium discounts. Run it under Midwest bio ag
Their is a discount on insurance premiums for approved tillage and cover crop practices. It used to be, you couldn’t even get crop insurance, or financing if you farmed with a lot of conservation methods. Now it’s a lot better.
This was a very interesting pod
Calcium is king for bringing nutrients in to the plant.
Big fan of barn talk hope to win a box of meat for my fam one day
You want better feed? Get rid of gmo crops. Feed the plants better, get better nonGMo feed, and you’ll have better animals.
I am a 69 year old non farmer and found your podcast and enjoy them very much. But on this podcast it was very informative and I had to laugh you stated 5 times that every one has there way to do things. But on the podcast about Disney was full of reverence of people that don’t think like you and what idiots they are.
Ladies and Gentlemen, never forget - I heard a rumor that Carhartt mandated all of it's employees take an untested (long term) shot that seems to have had more harm than benefit. Research those you choose to support.
Jesus drop it already, you are afraid of needles, got it.
@@sfshilo I'm afraid of tyranny, most people associate Carhartt with a brand that serves the working class. It seems as though there is a financial incentive for just about everything these days so I wouldn't put it past these guys to sell out either.. was a sad day for their customers to finally see corporate's true colors.
man theres too many of them now, its depressing
Yeah and they're taking your jobs & girls too. Sucks to be you 😂
@@mrbond9882 never seen one take someones girl, unless theyre graping them
Tell me about Ractopamine. Shawn Ryan talked about this today on the Shawn Ryan Show in reference to its use by the China owned Smithfield. He was pushing Moink.
I’m not going to watch this because I know it will upset me. I am organic, no till, cover cropping. The whole idea behind that is independence. Not dependence an different things.
1st of all, NONE OF IT WORKS! It’s all hocus pocus, snake oil. The biology native to your farm is the only thing that will work on your farm. No bugs in a jug will ever give you measurable results. Fertility and biology are home grown, or it doesn’t work.
The comment about how your going to be shown you’ve been doing it all wrong for all these years. Ag has done the best it could do with the knowledge that existed at the time. It fed the world from a population of 500 million, all the way to 7-8 billion. It actually over produces by 100%.
Over time, we learn. Right now, the current lesson is that we can improve the environment even more, produce about 15% less, make a more healthy product, and set our own prices, instead of having a bunch of suits set them for us.
If a person wants to piss me off, all they have to do is criticize and demonize farming. They should be thanking farmers of past and present. Those farmers did their best, kept the world fed, and stopped the process of desertification that used to be the norm… the farm it out and move on technique.
This is a very interesting take for not watching the episode. They never once mention a “bug in a jug.” It’s actually more aligned with all the points you made above.
I also suffer from Head-In-Ass disease.
I proclaimed the same thing on their shorts.
Then I watched the long form content.
You should too.
It might be worth the watch...it certainly won't be as hard to sit through as you predict.
I’ll give it a chance.
@@LtColDaddy71 for traditional ag guys, they sure employ a lot of progressive techniques