Podcast
Field Good Life
Hosted by Jennifer James · EN
Welcome to the Field Good Life podcast, where farming meets real life! 🌾✨ Join us for candid conversations about the ups, downs, and everything in between that comes with life on the farm. Whether we’re talking crop updates, behind-the-scenes stories, hot topics, or the balancing act of running a farm and a family, this podcast is your front-row seat to modern agriculture.
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The Power of Cooperatives in Agriculture
Feb 1300:32:29Tap to summarizeIn this episode of Field Good Life, Jennifer James interviews Dr. Keri Jacobs, Executive Director of the Graduate Institute of Cooperative Leadership. They discuss the importance of cooperatives in agriculture, the role of farmer-owned investment, and the need for education and engagement among cooperative directors. Dr. Jacobs emphasizes the significance of understanding the cooperative business model and the necessity for diversity in cooperative leadership. The conversation highlights the impact of cooperatives on rural communities and the characteristics of thriving cooperatives.
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Navigating the World of Crop Consulting with Sterling Clifton
Jan 3000:29:41Tap to summarizeIn this episode of Field Good Life, Jennifer James interviews Sterling Clifton, a certified crop advisor with over 30 years of experience in agriculture. They discuss the evolution and importance of the Certified Crop Advisor program, and the challenges faced by farmers today. Sterling shares insights on the role of crop advisors, how to obtain certification, and the collaborative efforts in agricultural education. Additionally, they touch on the Ag for Autism initiative, highlighting community involvement and support for families with autistic children.
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Tailgate Time: A New Approach to Farmer Support
Jan 900:36:14Tap to summarizeIn this episode of Field Good Life, Jennifer hosts Ryan Bane and Mandy Young from Tailgate Time, a nonprofit organization focused on addressing mental health issues within the agricultural community. They discuss the intersection of agriculture and mental health, the challenges farmers face, and the importance of creating a supportive environment for mental health discussions. The conversation emphasizes the need to break the stigma surrounding mental health, the unique challenges faced by farmers, and the importance of seeking help. Tailgate Time aims to provide accessible mental health resources and support to farmers, encouraging them to take a load off and talk about their struggles.Connect with them here: http://www.tailgatetime.org/
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