
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
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 232 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BusinessScienceEntrepreneurshipNatural Sciences | |||

We're covering A LOT of ground in this one. We kick things off ranking our top three Western films of all time, then get into the real stuff: planting season is HERE and this is the earliest we've ever put corn in the ground.
From there we dive int... more
What you hear on air is exactly who we are off air, and we're good with that. In this episode, Logan and Bobby Lee kick things off by keeping it real about their authentic podcasting style before sitting down to share their top 5 iconic action films ... more
This week we're diving into a round of listener Q&A, and the topics cover a lot of ground across modern farming.
One listener writes in with a thought that farmers should diversify crops more instead of relying on the same commodities. Logan and Bo... more
In this episode of Talk Dirt To Me, Logan and Bobby Lee dive into some of the biggest and most controversial topics in America right now before bringing it back home to farming, budgeting, and cattle strategy in a down ag economy.
We open with the ... more
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Love the show, as a farmer in Middle TN, I can relate on a lot of the issues y’all talk about. Stay classy!
Listening from up in nw Minnesota. Currently -47 degrees with the wind! Awesome podcast guys keep up the good work
Just started listening really enjoying it. Thanks guys
Serious talks with a funny vibe and basic reality of what you and others are dealing with. Really enjoy the podcast. Y’all are doing a great job.
I look forward to this show every Friday morning. Keep up the great work!
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Two working farmers share boots-on-the-ground insights into modern agriculture, blending practical farming talk with candid takes on markets, policy, and everyday life on row crops and cattle. The show frequently covers input costs, budgeting, farm income, equipment, and ag policy, often with humor and blunt honesty about the realities of running a farm business in today's landscape. Notable strengths include a strong sense of community among growers, willingness to critique media narratives and industry players, and a steady stream of actionable anecdotes from the hosts' operations that resonate with fellow farmers, ranchers, and agribusiness professionals.
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Recent guests on Talk Dirt to Me include:
1. Joby Young
2. Drew Hanks
3. Tim O'Connell
4. Tim McGreevy
5. Ben Spell
6. Jermaine Gill
7. Jorge Azevedo
8. William Lea
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