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Talk Dirt to Me

Logan Hanks
Agriculture
Cattle Farming
Farming
John Deere
Cattle Market
Soil Health
Farming Techniques
Corn
Chronic Disease
Social Media
Farmer Wants a Wife
Farming Practices
RFK Jr.
Soybeans
Sauerkraut
Agritourism
Farming Equipment
Agricultural Equipment
Pulses
Glyphosate

Talk Dirt To Me is the no-filter podcast where two working farmers pull back the curtain on real American agriculture. Hosts Logan Hanks and Dr. Bobby Lee Hanks share boots-on-the-ground insight from running a full-time corn and soybean operation and a working cattle herd. Each week they dive into the business and lifestyle of modern farming. Row crops, beef cattle, agronomy, equipment, ag policy,... more

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In this episode of Talk Dirt To Me, we're answering your farming questions and breaking down the biggest stories impacting agriculture right now.

We kick things off with some listener Q&As before diving into Bayer's new hybrid wheat. Is it GMO? How... more

If you've ever wondered whether farmland should be taken out of row crop production to make it easier for the next generation of farmers to get started, this episode is for you. We kick things off with listener Q&A and tackle one of agriculture's big... more

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Is glyphosate really safe? What happens if it's banned? Is modern American farming under attack?

This week on Talk Dirt To Me, we're joined in studio by Tennessee State Representative Rusty Grills and Tennessee Soybean Promotion Council Executive D... more

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This week on Talk Dirt To Me, we're answering your questions, taking our lumps, and diving headfirst into some of agriculture's biggest debates.

One listener absolutely roasts us before asking the question that sparked one of our favorite discussio... more

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Recent Guests

Stefan Maupin
Executive Director, Tennessee Soybean Promotion Council
Tennessee Soybean Promotion Council
Episode: Ep. 245: Glyphosate, MAHA, and the Attack on American Farming Feat. Rusty Grills and Stefan Maupin
Rusty Grills
State Representative, Tennessee
Tennessee House of Representatives
Episode: Ep. 245: Glyphosate, MAHA, and the Attack on American Farming Feat. Rusty Grills and Stefan Maupin
Nick Patterson
DVM, Auburn University alumnus, veterinarian, Tennessee Cattlemen's Association leader
Tennessee Cattlemen's Association
Episode: Ep. 243: Ticks, Antibiotics & The Future of Cattle Production | Nick Patterson & Dale Parker
Dale Parker
Executive Vice President, Tennessee Cattlemen's Association
Tennessee Cattlemen's Association
Episode: Ep. 243: Ticks, Antibiotics & The Future of Cattle Production | Nick Patterson & Dale Parker
Amy McNeil
Executive Director, Tennessee Corn
Tennessee Corn Growers Association
Episode: Ep. 240: Corn, Ethanol & The Future of Farming with Amy McNeil | Tennessee Corn
Andy Holt
Commissioner of Agriculture for Tennessee
Tennessee Department of Agriculture
Episode: Ep. 232: Commissioner Andy Holt Gets Real About Farming, Policy, and the Future of Ag
Joby Young
Executive Vice President of the American Farm Bureau
American Farm Bureau
Episode: Ep. 221: Farm Bureau Convention Live: Can Farmers Survive 2026? feat. Joby Young
Drew Hanks
Cousin of Logan and Bobby Lee, a farmer with knowledge in rodeo and mules
Episode: Ep. 216: NFR Chaos, Horse Herpes Outbreak, $11B 'Farmer Assistance,' & Mule Royalty with Drew Hanks
Tim O'Connell
Three-time world champion bareback rider
Episode: *BONUS EPISODE* Tim O'Connell: Inside the Making of a 3X World Champion Bareback Rider

Hosts

Logan Hanks
Host of Talk Dirt to Me; runs a full-time corn/soybean operation alongside a cattle herd.
Bobby Lee Hanks
Co-host; involved in cattle, row crops, and farm life; partner in Talk Dirt to Me.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 858 ratings
  • Great guys / great show

    Subjects that matter to rural Americans. We’ll put together. Great sound quality.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Robert the Redneck Realtor
    United Statesa month ago
  • Rancher

    Keep up the great work. There are so many issues facing agriculture today and you have established a great platform to share the story of agriculture.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    CB651
    United States2 months ago
  • Thanks for keeping it real and entertaining!

    Enjoy listening to you guys and all the rabbit holes! Sure makes time fly by listening as I work around our small farm! Keep up the great conversations!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Jami in Colorado
    United States4 months ago
  • Gitty up

    Love the show, as a farmer in Middle TN, I can relate on a lot of the issues y’all talk about. Stay classy!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    CJ38574
    United States6 months ago
  • Great show

    Listening from up in nw Minnesota. Currently -47 degrees with the wind! Awesome podcast guys keep up the good work

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Tyler Johnsrud
    United States6 months ago

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Fantastic farmers' perspective; feels like listening to a couple of neighbors at the kitchen table.
Engaging, blunt, and relatable for farming households.
Informative on ag policy and market dynamics with practical budgeting tips.

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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Ep. 242: Who Let the Screwworm In? | Listener Q&A
Q: For a 17-year-old dairy operation asking about crop rotation, what practical two-year rotation would you recommend?
Two years of soybeans followed by one year of corn is a solid general approach, with cover crops and targeted fertilization timing to reduce costs and maintain soil health.
Ep. 242: Who Let the Screwworm In? | Listener Q&A
Q: What changes in cattle prices do you anticipate now that screwworm is in the US, and how should producers adjust their selling strategies?
Prices should remain bullish overall due to tight cattle supplies, but producers may want to hold calves longer (e.g., 45 days) and coordinate with sale barns to optimize price realization.
Ep. 225: Near Murder on Facebook Marketplace, A Rock Climber Con Man & Farm Identity Wars
Q: How does Logan figure his machinery operating costs?
Logan suggests checking out his YouTube channel where he covers ag tactics and provides insights on calculating machinery operating costs.
Ep. 223: Big Meat, Big Fertilizer, Big Problems in American Ag
Q: What do you do to deal with cold weather issues on the farm?
The hosts discuss concerns about frozen water troughs and hydrants, indicating a need for proactive measures during prolonged cold spells.
Ep. 221: Farm Bureau Convention Live: Can Farmers Survive 2026? feat. Joby Young
Q: Where do you think the cattle market is going over the next couple of years?
The cattle market trends tend to be cyclical, and there's an opportunity in keeping heifers for growth.

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What is Talk Dirt to Me about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Two working farmers run a no-nonsense, boots-on-the-ground discussion about modern American agriculture. Across recent episodes they cover farm economics, policy shifts, commodity and input costs (fertilizer, diesel, feed), and market dynamics in beef and crops, all blended with practical farming tips, humor, and personal anecdotes. The show frequently dives into how global events, subsidies, and domestic policy shape day-to-day farm decisions, while keeping a candid, relatable voice that resonates with producers, ranchers, and ag professionals. A notable strength is the duo's willingness to unpack complex issues (like Farm Bills, tariffs, and supply chains) in plain English, often tying topics to real-world budgeting and farm-life stories.... more

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1. Stefan Maupin
2. Rusty Grills
3. Nick Patterson
4. Dale Parker
5. Amy McNeil
6. Andy Holt
7. Joby Young
8. Drew Hanks

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