Talk Dirt to Me brings attention to the American family farm industry. The podcast's goal is to refute harmful myths. It also reveals the reality of small farming in America today. Topics on the show include farming challenges, finances, novice issues, and controversies.
Hosts Logan and Bobby Lee bring public awareness to the value of family farming. As cattlemen and row crop farmers, they know the joys and struggles of the industry. Global massive farming operations and misconceptions threaten to bring it to an end. They believe family farming offers immense social and environmental benefits. The two share these beliefs on the podcast.
The Talk Dirt to Me podcast includes engaging and educational discussions. In "Point of Diminishing Returns," Bobby Lee and Logan discuss the sale of a North Dakota farm. Why did it sell for such an enormous sum? Why did fellow farmers decide to buy it? They also debate buying used equipment or purchasing the latest models. In another episode, the hosts chat about MMA fighter Bryce Mitchell. Why do they think the MMA fighter says the "dumbest things" about farming? Logan and Bobby Lee analyze his bizarre views about GMOs and food prices in a lively conversation.
A friend and agricultural specialist, Justin Payne, joins the hosts in an episode. Payne shares his views on the science of crop production and soil management. The three discuss whether increased chemicals are killing people today. In another episode, Bobby Lee and Logan talk about old-school farming. They advocate asking questions and trying new methods. Another discussion focuses on how much longer small operations will last. Are small farmers destined for failure soon? Is it possible to save them? On a lighter note, they also talk about the reality TV series Farmer Wants a Wife. The show presents the charm of farming and may attract viewers to more simple ways of living.
With new weekly episodes, Talk Dirt to Me informs listeners interested in family farming today.
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