Made for Agriculture Podcast
MFA’s podcast covers timely topics that are important to today’s farmers
Listen in as our MFA hosts and a variety of guests share information and discuss issues that affect growers and livestock producers.
Join hosts Adam Jones, Cameron Horine and Emily Beck as they discuss agricultural topics with expert nutritionists, agronomists, precision experts, veterinarians, industry representatives and farmers about best practices and the latest production agriculture products and services in the MFA trade territory.
MFA offers “Made For Agriculture” podcast
As many road-warriors know, podcasts have seen a resurgence in recent years. They are streamable and downloadable audio entertainment, easy for on-demand listening. Podcasts work well for commuters or farmers who spend lots of time in the cab. Like audiobooks, podcasts can accommodate long-form recordings and in-depth treatments of complex topics that are hard to address in other media.
District Sales Manager Adam Jones, Seed Division Manager Cameron Horine and Conservation Agronomist Emily Beck team up several times a month to host “Made for Agriculture.” In the podcast, the co-hosts take turns interviewing experts, influential farmers and discuss timely topics over the growing season and livestock calendar.
Episodes currently in the podcast library include precision ag technology, winter hay feeding and stockpiling, growing profitable wheat, grain marketing, carbon credits, foliar fungicides and many more. A new podcast is released approximately every two weeks.
The “Made for Agriculture” podcast is currently available on Android and Apple mobile devices and desktop computers. Listen and subscribe through any of these popular platforms:
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How to keep the farm in the family
Episode #82 covers an often difficult-to-discuss topic of succession planning. Just in time for the holiday road trip, this episode may give more questions than answers, so grab a notebook before you listen. Podcast co-host Emily Beck interviews University of Missouri Extension's Wesley Tucker about succession planning. They cover what it is, the difference between equal and fair and how a family can preserve a family farm if that is the goal.
Listen on SpotifyNRCS & Extension working together
For Episode 81, Made for Agriculture Co-host Emily Beck speaks with MU’s Jeana Curtis, Kaylin Franscisco and Jibin Baby who also work with NRCS in a new outreach approach to working with farmers across Missouri utilizing the Research, Extension and Education Centers. They discuss new ways to participate in NRCS programs and ag education and information for producers.
Listen on AgriAmerica podcastsFertlizer Markets and Top Crops
For Episode 80, Co-hosts Adam and Cameron discuss the fertilizer markets and planning for plant foods on farms with MFA’s Jared Harding, Tyler Francis and Colin Kraft. They work with customers daily on improving crop fertility and their most-important agronomy decisions. The team discusses planning and evaluating and planning out soil fertility for top crop production. This podcast is also available on Apple, Spotify, iHeart Radio and AgriAmerica podcast networks as audio files. Learn more at MFA-inc.com.
Listen on Apple PodcastsThe Dirt on Soil Tests
Made for Agriculture Podcast co-host Emily Beck interviews Jim Grilliot, a field rep from MidWest Labs. The two discuss soil tests, best practices in collecting soil tests, trends in precision soil testing and they go over a soil test result sheet. The podcast is posted to most podcast systems as audio and also exists as video on YouTube, Facebook and X.
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The hidden soybean disease
Made for Agriculture co-hosts Adam Jones and Cameron Horine do a deep dive into Soybean Cyst Nematodes and related challenges with the disease in soybean fields. MFA Crop-Trak agronomists Scott Wilburn, Kevin Moore and Jesse Surface discuss what they’ve seen in grower fields and the effects of the disease, testing and its management.
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