Farming The Countryside

Andrew McCrea hosts a farmer-to-farmer conversation focusing on best practices to boost yields in fields across America. Download the podcast: iTunes or Google.

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“Farming the Countryside” is a farmer focused #podcast and #radio program that’s all about production #agriculture hosted by Andrew McCrea. Find a station near you below and listen in on Saturdays or catch the program on-demand wherever you listen to podcasts.

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Sorghum may be an overlooked opportunity on some farms, but with changing demands from domestic consumers and international buyers, there are reasons to consider the crop. Check it out - https://t.co/XJmWh3DVbo.

📷: National Sorghum Producers Association

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The impact of tariffs provides uncertainty, but are the fundamentals in cattle markets still stacked to keep the market moving in an upward direction? We discuss where we stand and the drivers for where we’ll go in the cattle markets on this episode - https://t.co/x5TYH5Vw2O.

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Most of us are looking for ways to increase income and decrease costs.But some of our cost cutting measures can wind up hurting us. Ken Ferrie is my guest, sharing insights from his hundreds of interactions with farmers and what works, and doesn’t work...https://t.co/gPAXDOehfF.

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It is noted to be the longest running image used on a license plate anywhere in the world. The image immortalized a horse and rider with ties to this small town. The story - https://t.co/QgT1kzpToi.

Photo: Cowboy State Daily

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Miles City, Montana is a hub for the ranch lands of the southeastern part of the state. Part of its history can be traced to a fort built here in 1876, and there are still residents here with links to a place that closed in 1924… https://t.co/afalFkQnld.

Photo: Historic Montana

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In the 1930s, a group of cowboys in southeastern Montana wanted to preserve the ranch history they saw slowly vanishing. What resulted is a unique museum with many of their ranch brands on the walls… https://t.co/FqjPOr9EaA.

Photo: Range Riders Museum

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Crop margins are tight, but corn and bean prices have moved slightly higher since last fall. Should you be selling grain or storing it? The cattle market continues to roar higher. How far can it go? AgriTalk's Chip Flory provides his analysis - https://t.co/dYTGx28qWE.

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What techniques can you adopt to increase ROI? We take a look at the latest Practical Farm Research data in this episode. What practices have proved to pay off year after year? What are the emerging trends to be aware of? This and more - https://t.co/kBBBSZKZYF

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Josh Payne shares a different perspective, maximizing profit per acre and creating opportunities. We call it “get big or get weird” and I think you’ll find his version of getting weird in farming isn’t that unusual. His story - https://t.co/GizQbz6z5T.

Photo: Missouri Ruralist

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Steve Cubbage says if it seems that the number of food recalls are coming at us at a more fast and furious pace than ever, then your gut instinct is spot on. https://t.co/bHA5FKwNci

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Jerry Gulke says the corn market has seen a paradigm shift and it may be starting in the soybeans as well. https://t.co/32WmkL0Dpr

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It's 2025 - what strategies are farmers using to make a profit or, at the very least, lose less money? We talked tactics to reduce costs and support our bottom line in this episode of Farming the Countryside - https://t.co/XNBLQbBtaN.

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Bottom line determines our profit or loss. We visit with a farmer who uses precision ag to maximize profits in each part of every field. No matter how many acres you farm or what technology you use, tips each of us can use are shared in this episode - https://t.co/CDywfgJx6o.

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Did you catch our American Countryside stories featured on AgDay? We hope you enjoy! https://t.co/iD4D7UKMnz

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Community members take a unique approach to economic development in this small town! Take a listen here or at the link in our bio - https://t.co/jYwRYxHKxZ.

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New year, same high-quality guests featured and topics discussed on Farming the Countryside. What can you expect when you tune in? Let's meet host Andrew McCrea and find out!

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What weather can we expect for the rest of this winter and into spring and summer? We talk about the 2025 LRC pattern and what it shows we can expect for the coming weeks, as well as how that might impact this season’s crops on this episode - https://t.co/U7EEM7y3t1.

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Farm CPA Paul Neiffer cautions this method isn’t right for every family, but he says it does have its advantages. https://t.co/QHtyxoizI3

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Did you catch this episode of Farming the Countryside? Jason Clay brings many thought provoking ideas that can have an impact both locally and globally, including the push to grow more with less and how we get there. Watch at https://t.co/qfvvdT4TnD!

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What should agriculture expect from President Trump’s second term? Pro Farmer's Brian Grete will provide an outlook for agriculture in 2025, plus share his thoughts on how to best position your operation for profits in a grain market with tight margins - https://t.co/6vCb8af1xJ.