S1 E9: Build the Business by Building Yourself

S1 E11: Spring Podcast Wrap Up

Join Connor and Joe as they reflect on recent wins, market insights, government policies, and the future of the beef industry. This episode covers livestock price insurance, trade deals, and strategies for diversification and efficiency in farming.

S1E10: Is Having More Really Better?

In this episode, Joe and Connor talk about cattle inventory, sell-buy strategy, fertilizer costs, and the pressure rising prices are putting on farms. Joe also sits down with Rick Kudras for a broader conversation about growth in agriculture, profitability, and whether having more is always better. Chapters 00:00 Wins, cows, and hitting inventory targets 02:36 Sell-buy strategy and maintaining inventory 07:15 Alberta road tour and producer conversations 08:02 Fertilizer prices and securing product 12:01 What mixed farms can do differently 14:22 Feed, hay value, and lower-risk options 18:59 Rick Kudras: Is more really better? 23:54 Building a business around quality of life 28:50 Land prices, stress, and what success means 37:24 Guilt-free time, happiness, and redefining growth

S1 E9: Build the Business by Building Yourself

In this episode, Joe and Connor kick things off by celebrating recent personal and professional wins and reflecting on the value of intentionally investing time in business development instead of just staying busy. They then shift into a deeper conversation about mental health and personal growth, exploring how to maintain momentum without burning out and why building a balanced, sustainable approach to both work and life is essential for long-term success. Chapters * 00:00 Wins & Losses 08:02 Build the Business by Building Yourself with Cyle Stewart

S1 E8: Know Your Numbers

In this episode of the Connor and Joe show, the hosts discuss their experiences at Cattle Con, focusing on the latest innovations in the cattle industry, particularly the role of AI in livestock management. They explore the implications of global trade dynamics, especially concerning Brazil's growing influence in the beef market. Personal updates from Joe and Connor provide a light-hearted touch, leading into the introduction of their guest, Becky Page, who shares insights on livestock economics and management. Chapters: 00:00 Wins & Losses 08:45 Know Your Numbers with Becky Page

S1 E7: Farm Profitability & Inventory

In this conversation, John Haskell emphasizes the critical importance of financial literacy for small business owners. He discusses how understanding financial drivers, such as gross margins, overhead costs, and the impact of debt, can serve as a significant advantage in the industry. Haskell notes that many entrepreneurs are passionate about their work but often lack the necessary training in finance, which can hinder their success. He highlights that those who excel in small business typically possess a strong grasp of financial principles.