Learn about the Airable Research Lab in central Ohio that is allowing the Ohio Soybean Council to find new uses for soybeans.
When it comes to research and development, the Ohio Soybean Council is taking matters into its own hands with a laboratory in Ohio created to specifically find new uses for soybeans and add value to the commodity for growers across the country. Learn more as Ty visits with OSC’s Jerry Bambauer and United Soybean Board Vice Chair Steve Reinhard.
Aaron Wilson, Ohio’s state climatologist, joins to discuss this year’s weather patterns, how conditions are affecting harvest and what farmers can expect heading into winter.
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From barn fires to severe weather, property damage can create costly challenges for farm families. Laramie Sandquist of Nationwide Agribusiness…
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Eldorado Scioto Downs will host the Breeders Crown finals Oct. 23-24, bringing some of the best in harness racing to Ohio.
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Leah Hetrick joins us to talk about the new member-exclusive agritourism guide designed to help farmers navigate the process.
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Williams County OSU Extension Educator Kayla Wyse joins to share her experience aboard a research vessel on Lake Superior.
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Ryan Conklin of Wright & Moore Law joins us to talk about how planning ahead can give farm families more options and create more balance in everyday life.
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Nationwide Agribusiness joins us to discuss common safety concerns, what parents should know about younger riders and Nationwide resources available to help farm families stay safe.
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Whittney Bowers discusses the 2026 Election Guide, the grassroots process behind Friend of Agriculture designations and how OFBF engages in elections.
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Leah Curtis, associate general counsel, joins to discuss how the process works, where things stand this year and how member ideas become priorities that guide the organization.
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Wright & Moore Law joins the podcast to share takeaways from the recent Cultivating Connections Conference and what farm families should be thinking about.
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