The grain merchandisers podcast where Roger and Jason capture the big topics and challenges of the grain industry with humor, pragmatism, and simplicity. With a few decades of combined experience in the basis trading, brokerage, and farm marketing spheres, they use their experiences and knowledge of their area of the grain business to shed some light on what they can, and debunk some myths and exa... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 89 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Categories | BusinessRelationshipsSociety & CultureManagement |
An Elite Peer Group of geographically diverse grain merchants join the show to share about their love for the grain business as well as their struggles and how they help each other through it all. Join us for a lively chat with Jake Lund from Wiscons... more
When is a random line more than just a random line? When somebody tells you it's important to look at, that's when! Join us as we delve into the obscure world of technical terms and tag along on our jaunt down the path of the psychology behind the co... more
Basis Rolls, Fees, Huge spreads, and changes in selling patterns. We saw a lot of interesting developments with this crop, so we delve into how it all intertwined to create a zeitgeist stew of merchandising opportunities for the coming year.
Do you believe in conspiracy theories? Does Bigfoot have a cousin? Can Elevators charge double digit monthly DP fees? Grab your trench coat and listen to find out as the guys delve into the inner workings of elevator bids and fees, farmer marketing b... more
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Excellent podcast describing how to achieve margin, very good meme takes as well. The combination can only mean glory and immortality, which every merchant dreams of.
I have been around the grain industry my entire life. These two are very informative and make it a fun listening experience. I am in a regulatory agency currently and it is relaxing to listed to Roger and Jason after a long day. I recently met them in person at a White Commercial Meeting and found them to be very passionate about their field of expertise while still being down to earth guys and willing to educate and teach a wide array of the grain industry. Thank you Roger and Jason and I hope ... more
Awesome podcast that opened my eyes to the grain industry and has helped me understand better how bins, spreads, and basis should be managed. Great hosts that make it fun and entertaining as well. Eagerly waiting for more new episodes!
Informative and funny! Really enjoy it, keep up the good work!
This is without question in the top two podcasts I’ve been a guest on so far.
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