Season 2, Episode 38: Fertilizer Markets, Buying Power, and Cooperative Advantage with Jon Berglund of Prairie Land Ag

Season 2, Episode 39: Mental Health First Aid: With Carmen Delaney of the Williston Chamber

In this episode, Levi sits down with Carmen Delaney,Relations Manager at the Williston Area Chamber of Commerce to talk about the upcoming Mental Health First Aid training on October 23 at TrainND. Carmen shares why the event is so important for the agand energy sectors, her personal connection to mental health awareness, and how the course equips attendees to recognize signs of struggle and connect othersto help. They also discuss the ongoing efforts to break stigma, the real stories behind local initiatives, and how this training builds stronger, more compassionate communities. For More Information: https://www.willistonchamber.com/mhfa [https://www.willistonchamber.com/mhfa]

Season 2, Episode 38: Fertilizer Markets, Buying Power, and Cooperative Advantage with Jon Berglund of Prairie Land Ag

In this episode of On the Horizon, Levi sits down with Jon Berglund from Prairie Land Ag, a cooperative buyinggroup serving independent ag retailers across the Midwest. Jon shares Prairie Land’s story, its $1.4 billion footprint, and how their collective buying power helps members compete with national players. The conversation dives into today’s fertilizer markets, why prices are elevated, the global factors driving supply challenges, and where farmers can find glimmers of hope heading into next season. Practical insights on soil testing, fall applications, and navigating market uncertainty round out the discussion. 00:00 Introduction to Horizon Resources Cooperative 00:51 Understanding Prairieland Ag and Its Role 05:42 Current Fertilizer Market Dynamics 11:30 Impact of Global Events on Fertilizer Prices 17:51 Future Outlook for Fertilizer Prices 23:47 Agronomic Strategies for Farmers 25:36 Conclusion and Key Takeaways #OnTheHorizonPodcast #PrairieLandAg #FertilizerMarkets #CooperativeStrength

Season 2, Episode 37: Tim Fjeldahl – Feed, Fencing & Corrals at Horizon Resources

In this episode of On the Horizon, we sit down with Tim Fjeldahl, Location Manager at All Around Feed in Watford City. Tim shares updates on contract feed pricing, continuous fencing solutions, Rawhide portable corrals, custom Cowtown equipment, drop-ship vaccines, and fall fencing supplies. From fencing projects to winter prep, Tim explains practical solutions available through Horizon Resources to support your operation. Not all Horizon Resources locations carry the same products. For details, Visit horizonresources.coop. [horizonresources.coop.] 00:00 Introduction to On the Horizon Podcast 00:59 Fall Projects and Livestock Management 07:12 Fencing Solutions and Customization 10:27 Portable Corrals and Their Benefits 11:55 Vaccination and Supply Solutions 13:21 Winter Preparations and Closing Remarks

Season 2, Episode 36: Fuel, Oil & Growth with Mike Olson – Horizon Resources Energy

In this episode of On the Horizon, we sit down with Mike Olson, who recently stepped into a new sales role at Horizon Resources. Mike shares his journey from managing bulk oil and rental tanks to helping lead the growth of our energy division. We cover: ·        Expansion of bulk oil options (Cenex,Petro-Canada, Reliant) ·        Growth in DEF, antifreeze, and packaged products ·        How fuel management systems help farmers andcommercial customers save. ·        The value of partnership and creative solutionsfor tanks, fuel traders, and more. Mike also talks about the strong team behind Horizon Resources Energy, new leadership responsibilities, and why relationships with customers and partners like Cross Petroleum are key to long-term success. 👉 Learn more about Horizon Resources Energy athorizonresources.coop [https://www.horizonresources.coop?utm_source=chatgpt.com]

Season 2, Episode 35: Farm Stress & Mental Health: A Conversation with Monica McConkey

Farming is rewarding, but it can also be one of the most stressful professions—unpredictable markets, long hours, family dynamics, and isolation all take their toll. In this episode, we sit down with rural mental healthspecialist Monica McConkey of Eye On the Horizon Consulting to talk about the realities of farm stress, recognizing the signs, starting tough conversations, and building healthier coping strategies. Monica shares powerful insights for farmers, spouses, and ag industry professionals on how to support one another during these challenging times. We also discuss suicide prevention, compassion fatigue, and the importance of strong relationships both at home and in the workplace. Resources Mentioned in This Episode: ·        Farm State of Mind (national resources,searchable by state): https://farmstateofmind.org [https://farmstateofmind.org ] ·        North Dakota: Together Counseling – Farm to FarmTherapy (grant-supported services): https://togethercounseling.org [https://togethercounseling.org] ·        Suicide & Crisis Lifeline (available 24/7):Dial or text 988 ·        Contact Monica directly: 218-280-7785| monicamariekm@yahoo.com [monicamariekm@yahoo.com] Monica also facilitates a monthly Farm Suicide Loss Support Group (virtual, open to anyone in agriculture who has lost a loved one to suicide). If you or someone you know is struggling, please reach out—help is available, and your life matters. 00:00 Introduction to Rural Mental Health 02:44 Understanding Farm Stress and Mental Health 08:20 Reaching Out: How to Support Farmers 14:48 Professional Relationships and Mental Health 20:29 Suicide Prevention Strategies 26:35 Compassion Fatigue in Agriculture 33:11 Strengthening Farm Couples 37:58 Resources for Mental Health Support