SharkFarmer Podcast

Tell me an invaluable lesson you have learned from one of your past failures... Listen as I talk with Denny Bryant who accredits his success to learning from his failures 

Listen to Trent Loos, a renowned agriculture broadcaster, as he discusses his journey in getting on the air, the significance of grassroots support, and inspiring individuals to create an impact. He also talks about the issue with CO2 pipelines, challenges faced in completing an oil pipeline, implications of CO2 pipelines, speaking up against powerful individuals, and his journey into broadcasting.

Listen as Rob Sharkey interviews Elizabeth Burns-Thompson, an expert on CO2 pipelines. They discuss transportation and safety of CO2, over-engineering pipelines, the unique geology of central Illinois for CO2 pipelines, and the Heartland Greenway project for carbon capture. They also touch on public meetings, government affairs, and working in a demonstration garden.

Former NFL player Cody White talks about his background and hometown, being sized up, and Acres TV, a Netflix-like platform for agriculture. They also discuss agricultural shows on Acres TV, their childhood experiences of moving around, choosing a major in college, trading in farming equipment, and Cody's transition from football player to finding a new career.

Carey Portell, survivor of a drunk driving accident, talks about her journey after the accident, dealing with a pelvis injury, contributing to the family farm, and the challenges of recovery. She also discusses buying used equipment from Greenway and the topic of mom guilt.

Ryan Kelly started his own dairy herd at 15, earning everything he has. They discuss farming in Wisconsin, crop profitability, John Deere gators, using monitors and GPS in tractors, bear guards, childhood aspirations, online equipment purchases, finding agricultural equipment, Greenway, challenges and expansion, and raising a child with autism.

He said ask me anything... but you should have seen Emily's face when I asked if they just sold floor sweepings from Bayer and Corteva Listen as I interview Scott Beck of @BecksHybrids

"If it was so abusive, why didn't you leave sooner"  Lindsey Feuerborn tells her story about leaving an abusive relationship and what people might not understand. 

Tired of spending big bucks on duck hunting food plots, Tommy Wheeler & Al Spruill, of North Carolina, have started growing and selling rice.

Have a Listen to the story of Jim Moreno.  After retiring from the gang unit he moved his entire family up to Idaho to become a first generation wagyu beef rancher.