
Two agronomists from North Dakota getting into conversations with others that work in agriculture, of course over a beer. Agronomy, Beer, Fun!
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 238 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Disclaimer for this episode - there’s a lot of background noise which is basically everyone’s real life. It just happens!
This episode follows the Probe Posse soil sampling crew reflecting on how a one person side project turned into a four year, m... more
This episode explores why agriculture has become a major target for cybercrime. Chris Sherman of Tech Support Farm explains real-world risks—including ransomware, phishing, spoofing, and social engineering—and connects them to everyday farm operation... more
Jason and Bridgette host Drew Wervin and Chris Huffman of Central Ag Consulting for a practical conversation about the Trusted Advisor Partnership (TAP) and how it is helping farmers adopt conservation practices that reduce erosion and improve soil m... more
Tim is an oil and gas consultant in ND. He gives a great summary of why the oil/gas industry exists alongside of agronomy in ND and beyond. Agronomy runs on his knowledge and product!
Click here for the Williston Basin Geological Consulting website.... more
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I’m an agronomist in Kentucky, listening to the challenges and working environment is so different to what I am doing, I enjoy learning about the different aspects of the business.
These guys get me laughing and teach me something in each episode
Highly recommend.
Agronomy is regional but good agronomic are universal
Great light hearted conversation while very educational!
Man this episode had me laughing out loud! Soil sampled for four years! Can’t wait to see you at the Wheat show!
Good info, great guests and it’s nice that it’s not some long advertisement for a company, like a lot of the ag podcasts seem like anymore. Thanks for your work!
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Listeners tune in for approachable, beer‑fueled conversations about practical agronomy, crop science, and the broader agriculture industry. The show mixes on‑the‑ground farming realities with deep dives into seed tech, grain handling, marketing, and policy, often featuring seasoned industry professionals and founders who bring a mix of technical know‑how and humorous takes. A notable strength is its ability to pair long career insights with current trends, from herbicide history to digital farming tools and small business marketing in rural communities. The format tends to be down‑to‑earth, injects levity, and avoids obvious sponsored promotions, making it appealing to both practitioners and industry stakeholders looking for candid perspect... more
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2. Chris Huffman
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