Recent Episodes
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What Mitchell Learned in Ohio
Aug 3, 2022 – 01:08:27 -
Adaptive Grazing on the Bruski Ranch
Jul 27, 2022 – 00:52:33 -
The Accidental Rancher
Jul 20, 2022 – 01:00:00 -
He's All About 'Net Profit Per Acre'
Jul 13, 2022 – 00:39:27 -
The Bristle Brothers Sure Do Experiment
Jul 6, 2022 – 01:05:54 -
With Ray Archuleta, It's All About the Soil
Jun 29, 2022 – 00:38:25 -
The Godfather of Soil Health
Jun 22, 2022 – 00:43:04 -
Get Help When You Need It: Mental Health on the Farm
Jun 15, 2022 – 00:51:52 -
America's First Regenerative Dairy
Jun 8, 2022 – 00:43:49 -
Manuel Piñuela Has a Big Goal: Regenerating Land Equal to the Size of Texas, Twice
Jun 1, 2022 – 00:59:01 -
The Tractor Robots Have Arrived
May 25, 2022 – 00:54:26 -
From Dirt to Soil: The Guys Get To Know Gabe Brown
May 18, 2022 – 01:30:13 -
An Interview with USDA's Robert Bonnie
May 11, 2022 – 00:45:08 -
The Genius of Prairie Strips
May 4, 2022 – 00:39:10 -
Why Kamal Bell Became a First-Generation Farmer
Apr 27, 2022 – 00:36:06 -
The Hunger for Regenerative Ag Data
Apr 20, 2022 – 00:39:38 -
New Mexico Milkmaid Shines in Field Work Debut
Apr 13, 2022 – 00:44:30 -
Coming Soon: Field Work Season Four
Apr 6, 2022 – 00:02:44 -
The Episode Where the Chopper Arrives and Carbon Markets Are All Figured Out
Jun 23, 2021 – 00:52:33 -
Rick Haney's Uncommon Sense
Jun 16, 2021 – 00:56:11 -
Forget Horsepower, We’re Talking Cow Power!
Jun 9, 2021 – 00:32:12 -
The Promise of Perennials
Jun 2, 2021 – 00:39:14 -
Banking on Innovation
May 26, 2021 – 00:50:16 -
How Conservation Saved a Cotton Farmer
May 19, 2021 – 01:21:27 -
Can Cotton Drive American Ag Sustainability?
May 12, 2021 – 01:03:13 -
Small Farmers, Big Stakes
May 5, 2021 – 00:49:43 -
A Winning Personality?
Apr 28, 2021 – 00:42:51 -
The Magical Dividing Line Between Counties
Apr 21, 2021 – 00:43:40 -
Carrying the Torch
Apr 14, 2021 – 01:09:49 -
The Down-Low from DC: Ag Secretary Tom Vilsack
Apr 7, 2021 – 00:39:49 -
The Bleeding Edge
Mar 31, 2021 – 00:58:40 -
Mudholes in March
Mar 24, 2021 – 00:52:40 -
Twilight in Washington County
Mar 17, 2021 – 00:49:50 -
Show Me the Money!
Mar 10, 2021 – 01:00:17 -
We're Back: Carbon Markets, Choppers and Charm
Mar 3, 2021 – 01:02:50 -
Coming Soon: Field Work Season Three
Feb 24, 2021 – 00:02:36 -
Your Field Day is Buffering: Sustainable Ag Navigates a Pandemic
Jun 24, 2020 – 00:45:57 -
Ag Retailers and Conservation: Can They Work Together?
Jun 17, 2020 – 00:23:11 -
Solar, Wind and Cranky Neighbors
Jun 10, 2020 – 00:46:23 -
Where's the Money for Sustainable Ag?
Jun 3, 2020 – 00:58:30 -
Farmer Incentives, Mayonnaise and More!
May 27, 2020 – 00:53:57 -
The New Cash Crop: Carbon
May 20, 2020 – 00:33:38 -
Water + Us
May 13, 2020 – 00:23:19 -
Rick Clark’s 7,000 Acre Investment in Regenerative Ag
May 6, 2020 – 00:49:17 -
A Visit with the Hosts of The Modern Acre
Apr 29, 2020 – 00:27:50 -
Agriculture in a Time of Pandemic
Apr 27, 2020 – 00:34:09 -
Regenerative vs. Organic
Apr 22, 2020 – 00:30:19 -
A Farmer's First Foray into Hemp
Apr 15, 2020 – 00:22:54 -
The Future of Agriculture: A Visit with Tim Hammerich
Apr 8, 2020 – 00:27:26 -
Getting Edgy
Apr 1, 2020 – 00:45:58
Recent Reviews
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buz1dIt was a favMaybe one day it will return
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farmerJackNDHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii dudeGood luck today very well thank goodness good morning honey
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Parker BergeskiThis is podcast is amazing.When I discovered this podcast, it was so interesting to me. I wasn’t raised on a farm, but the out there on farms. Really got me into lot of good things, and less bad things. We have been having farmers since, the world was created. Without them we’ll never be, here on this planet. For this time I appreciate the farmers, out there for making. Food, clothes, and other goods. That’s what I like about farms, including the equipment as well. I’m a Case IH guy 🤣😂
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jcootercDemocrats.You ignorant democrats believe anything.
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Cattle.00Thank You!!Love the conversations and subject matter that make farmers better!! FYI true regenerations of soil and biodiversity of farms receiving $15.- $25 per acre for carbon credit??? That’s an insult….don’t let huge corporations spout “carbon neutral” by buying these?? AUFKM??? It costs way more in cover crops, livestock, management practices, land taxes, and to get into then local county fair or state fair!!!
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CurtisDougEpisode 10.Found the show last year and binged up to current when the season started this year. Mitchell I was also thinking AGR when the guest mentioned talking to a Fraternity! Austin Peay 1984 #009. I worked on a dairy in TN through HS and College then 30 years with SCS/NRCS and 10 years in as an Ag Lender with a Community Bank. Really enjoyed the early days of conservation tillage you featured. I like the regenerative ag features too. Just finished Gabe Brown’s book thanks to you and liked the regenerative dairy episode too. Today’s topic is very relevant with where the cost of inputs have gone and interest rates are heading. I have lost farm friends from both suicide and stress related heart attack/strokes. Keep up the good work and keep showing us new pages in the ever changing world of AG!!
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RicknwendyNew listenerI just listened to Season 4 Episode 1, and I can already tell that Tara will improve the show. Just kidding. This is A very informative and entertaining podcast, and will be in my queue.
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Clebman64Great informationGreat information on topics with fantastic guests!
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AL from SDHighly RecommendGreat content that is both economical and logical.
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Will from MILove it, Keep it upFew thoughts wanted to share. Would love to hear more about integrating livestock into cover crops to generate cash flow to offset or completely pay for the cost of the cover. Also do you think the reason so many operations focus on top line revenue is the broad use of cash accounting in farming instead of accrual accounting that gives you a true profit or loss? Food for thought, MI Banker/Farmer
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71StevePFun and ImportantZac and Mitchell are entertaining, knowledgeable farmers that address important issues. Having grown up in Iowa, lived in Minnesota the last forty-nine years, and never involved in farming I really appreciate what you two are doing.
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MT KAPSBest source of industry realityExcellent show! I appreciate how you weave together trends and hot topics in ag with on the ground reality. So informative, engaging and hugely valuable.
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$13EcuadorStraight Ahead FarmingGreat, fun farming talk. Lots of sustainability topics. Entertaining.
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Jeffry CrumEye OpeningMitchell and Zach, Been listening since season 1 episode 1… Been very informative. I am not converting my 250 year old conventional tillage farm in Eastern Arkansas to regen practices and it is fun listing to Mitchell try and convert Zach’s dad….lol Thanks to folks like Rick and Liz Haney, Darrin Unruh, Tom Cannon and Adam Chappell, which I would love to hear some of them on your podcast, and the content of the podcast I have learned so much… Keep up the great work
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kyfidktnjsjtixlawBoooooooooooooZach I love the YouTube
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Georgie GotskyYouTube channelI love you’re info -George Gorsky- Stillwater ny -Gorsky family farm -son
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A Series of RepriseChange it to seasons and news episodes on topThe way it’s formatted on Apple Podcasts has it with the newest episodes at the bottom of the scroll and no distinction between seasons. Better organized layout makes it easier to see which newer episodes I haven’t heard yet.
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coriddleGreat podcastReally like this show I’m hoping it becomes regular! Haven’t had a new episode since I found it unfortunately
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mn truckerEnjoy listening about what goes in to farmingI’m not a farmer but I do enjoy listening to the pod cast and watch Zack videos and learn something that a farmer does and goes thru
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Matthewd269A questionWhat is strip tilling? I 13 and I love tractors and anything else farming.
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low creek farmsIt is my one dream to be a farmerI’ve liked mn millennial farmer since when he came out. I am only twelve and it’s my dream to be a farmer when I grow up. Just know there are young ones watching I have some experience with tractors and things. I have a small farm that I started called low creek farms. Thanks
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Fancierplanz6969LOVE ITMy Papaw owns a farm thats been in the family for over 150+ years, and I have always been interested in agriculture as well, when I found this podcast, it was one of the first ones I’ve ever listened too and I am loving it! Great work guys!
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Mason MuschQuestionHi I’m a young farmer 15 I hope to be the 4th generation. And I was wondering what is strip tilling.
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LisaD10Great show!I learn something every episode! Keep it up!
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Grandma Jill in MinnesotaLearning a lot!I am so proud of you two farmers. Not only are you interested in trying new things to make your farms economically viable and conservation oriented, but you are sharing it with us the EATING public. I am learning so much. It is an exciting new "field". Farming is essential to our lives and farmers are doing God's work for all of us. Thank you so much. Young people like you and your staff are making such an essential contribution to all of us in the world. Bless you both! I can't wait to hear more. A grateful Grandmother in Minnesota
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KatiapricelessYikes.I heard your intro episode on NPR ONE, which means based on other things I’d been interested in this was recommended. And I was, in fact, interested in the content. However, I quickly caught on to the fact that you are farming in a way that isn’t carbon sequestration first but yet you claim to be conservation minded, which I have no time for with climate change breathing down the neck of humanity. Secondly, one of you claimed boldly that your daughters weren’t into that sports and then immediately said they are into gymnastics- which is indeed a sport. A very challenging sport, at that, and the fact that you would insinuate otherwise forces me to believe that you hold sexist views about other things as well. Based on this I am forced to spend my pod time elsewhere. And there are plenty of other ag pods out there, about and by people actually doing the regenerative work our planet needs.
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me in the fleshCan’t waitLove me some good MN
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OsuckaWell done boys!Great podcast! Can you guys do a podcast on the difference between GMO and NON GMO?
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freedom ranch incFinallyFinally something great for me to listen to while on the tractor.
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Missouri Tobacco FarmerYesssss!!!Very much looking forward to this! I’ve been following the MN millennial farmer from the beginning! Best of luck gentlemen!
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