A Better Way To Farm Podcast

In this episode, Andrew sits down with a first-generation farmer from Minnesota who talks about how he started questioning the dry broadcast program he was using. Wyatt then began researching agronomy and found a different approach through a field day. His story is a great reminder that farming is always a learning process.
What You'll Learn:

Why a complete fertility system matters more than simply adding products
How soil testing can help create more precise micronutrient recommendations
What foliar feeding can add to a fertility program

In this episode, Rod and Kayla look back on the past few weeks and the lessons they picked up from farmers, field days, and business owners.

From learning to focus on what matters most to seeing what other farmers are testing, the message is simple: keep learning, keep looking, and always find ways to do better.

What You'll Learn:

Why doing great things may require you to do fewer things
How outsourcing the right tasks can give farmers more time to focus on higher value work
Why field days and farmer to farmer learning can lead to better decisions

This episode shares an Iowa farmer's journey of making small changes, learning more, and improving step by step. From better soil testing to better fertilizer use and new ways to apply products, each improvement helped move the operation forward.

What You'll Learn:

How to improve your farm even when you cannot do everything you want 
How better planning and soil testing can help you make better decisions
Why small changes can lead to big improvements over time

Sometimes better farming starts with one simple decision: be willing to change.
In this episode, we sit down with an Iowa farmer who grew up farming the traditional way. As he started managing his own ground, he began exploring no till, cover crops, and a different approach to fertility. The results gave him plenty of reasons to keep going.
What You'll Learn:
✓ How changing fertility practices helped improve farm yields
✓ Why no till and cover crops can improve soil structure and water infiltration
✓ How liquid fertility can complement a soil health system

In this episode, we talk about upcoming field days and why hands on learning matters so much. We share what farmers can see in the field, from liquid fertilizer systems and drones to root pits, soil testing, and real-world crop trials.

What You'll Learn:

How deep roots can access nutrients beyond the normal soil sample
Why field trials can reveal lessons for the next crop
How better nutrient management can improve efficiency and long-term soil health