Episode 43: Farming in Central South Dakota with Harrell Brothers Farm

Episode 46: Investing in the Next Generation

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/1961478/fan_mail/new] In this episode of Beyond Agriculture, we sit down with Bradon Burks, Director of Education for the Kentucky Cattlemen’s Association, to explore how the next generation is shaping the future of the beef industry. Bradon shares an inside look at the Kentucky Junior Cattlemen’s Association and the wide range of events they host—from leadership development and competitions to hands-on learning experiences that build confidence and skills in young producers. We dive into why youth involvement is so critical, not just for those growing up in agriculture, but for any young person looking to develop leadership, teamwork, and a deeper understanding of the industry that feeds our communities. Bradon also highlights the impact these programs have on participants and why creating opportunities for all youth to get involved has never been more important. Whether you're a producer, parent, educator, or simply passionate about agriculture, this conversation offers valuable insight into how investing in young leaders today is strengthening the future of agriculture. Learn more about KJCA at www.kycattle.org [https://www.kycattle.org/kjca]

Episode 45: 5 Traits of a Successful Farmer Part 2

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/1961478/fan_mail/new] In Part 2, we join Ag Credit President and CEO Jonathan Noe and Vice President and CLO Richard Medley to continue our discussion by diving into working capital. We will break down what working capital really means for a farm operation, why it's essential during uncertain market conditions, and practical ways farmers can strengthen liquidity without limiting growth.  Learn more about Central Kentucky Ag Credit here! [https://AgCreditOnline.com]

Episode 44: 5 Traits of a Successful Farmer Part 1

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/1961478/fan_mail/new] This episode dives into a question every producer, big or small, has asked at some point: What really makes a farmer successful? In a world where margins are tighter, markets are more volatile, and technology is changing faster than ever, the traits that set top producers apart aren't just nice to have—they're essential. We're going to break down the 5 key traits we consistently see in high-performing farms across the country. These aren't hypothetical ideas or academic theories. They're real, practical characteristics that show up in operations that thrive through uncertainty, grow with intention, and build long-term resilience. From strong business skills to smart financial management, industry leadership, and a commitment to lifelong learning, today's conversation will help you look at your own business through a sharper lens. Whether you're a first-generation farmer or carrying on a multi-generational legacy, these traits can shape your trajectory. Click here to learn more about Central Kentucky Ag Credit [https://AgCreditOnline.com]

Episode 43: Farming in Central South Dakota with Harrell Brothers Farm

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/1961478/fan_mail/new] Episode 43 of Beyond Agriculture takes you to the heart of rural America with Lynn and Trish Harrell of Miller, South Dakota. From their deep roots in agriculture to the lessons they’ve learned building a life and legacy in their community, the Harrells share stories of grit, growth, and the values. Whether you’re connected to farming or simply inspired by hardworking families who live with purpose, this conversation will leave you encouraged and proud of the people who make rural America thrive.

Episode 42 More Than Cattle: The Community Behind Kentucky's Beef Industry

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/1961478/fan_mail/new] From the pasture to the convention floor, this episode dives into the heart of Kentucky’s cattle community. We explore how the Kentucky Cattlemen’s Association has grown into a powerful voice for producers, the real benefits of being a member, and why connection matters more than ever in agriculture. Plus, we highlight the Kentucky Cattlemen’s Convention—an event where education, advocacy, and community come together to move the industry forward. If you care about the future of Kentucky beef, this is a conversation you won’t want to miss. Learn more about the Kentucky Cattlemen's Association here. [https://www.kycattle.org/] Learn more about what Central Kentucky Ag Credit does here. [https://www.agcreditonline.com/about-us]