In this episode of Ag Talk, Venessa interviews Sarah Falen-Tate, a sixth-generation rancher from Wyoming and mother of a seven-and-a-half-month-old baby. Sarah is known as the 'Constitution Cowgirl,' a moniker she developed from her childhood interest in the U.S. Constitution. They discuss her experiences balancing work and motherhood, restarting her social media presence with a focus on constitutional education, and her advocacy for agricultural issues. Sarah emphasizes the importance of understanding one's rights to protect them and critiques federal overreach in agriculture. They also delve into recent legislative topics such as federal land sale policies and foreign ownership of U.S. land. Sarah's mother, who works on Capitol Hill, is also discussed, highlighting the family's deep involvement in agricultural policy and advocacy. The episode ends with tips for new working moms on managing the transition back to work while raising a child.
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In this episode of Ag Talk, Venessa Wood interviews Holly Haralson from Eastland, Texas. Holly shares her journey growing up in a suburban area with agricultural influences from her father's profession, leading to her high school years on a family farm. Holly’s professional path included obtaining a degree in animal science and a career in pharmacy before transitioning to agriculture. She co-founded Empire Ag with her husband, focusing on consulting and financial services for farmers and ranchers. They recently started EA Capital Management to provide private credit lending. Holly discusses the challenges and rewards of her career shifts, emphasizing her passion for agriculture and helping others. The conversation also touches on their family life and the importance of balancing work and personal time. Venessa encourages listeners to attend the upcoming Ag Women Connect Conference, detailing its events and objectives.
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In this episode of 'Ag Talk,' Venessa Wood interviews Amanda Radke, an advocate for the agriculture industry from South Dakota. They discuss various issues affecting the agriculture community, including the impact of the American Angus Association's partnership with the Bezos Earth Fund and Global Methane Hub on low methane livestock breeding. Amanda outlines her extensive involvement in agriculture advocacy, sharing her personal journey and the challenges she's faced. A major focus of the discussion is the fight against a carbon sequestration pipeline in South Dakota, highlighting the importance of protecting private property rights and the detrimental effects of eminent domain on local landowners. They also touch on broader concerns about the corporatization of agriculture and the environmental and economic implications of current policies. The conversation underscores the necessity of community involvement, transparency, and standing up against policies and partnerships that threaten rural America's way of life.
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In this episode of 'Ag Talk: Your Story Matters,' Venessa interviews Elizabeth 'Lizzie' Shurley, a young agricultural advocate from Florida. Lizzie shares her journey from growing up on a family farm in Center Hill, Florida, to becoming a passionate leader in the agricultural community. She discusses her early involvement in 4-H, the leadership roles she held, and the challenges she faced, including managing hybrid events during COVID-19. Lizzie emphasizes the importance of youth involvement in agriculture and policy-making and outlines her future plans to pursue a master's degree in policy to advocate for agricultural interests. She also highlights her commitment to mental health in the industry and her efforts to create scholarships for 4-H members. The episode concludes with Lizzie discussing her role models, upcoming travels, and the significance of staying connected to one's community and faith.
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In this episode of 'Ag Talk,' Venessa Wood welcomes Mandi Tapp, a long-time member of Ag Women Connect. They discuss her background, growing up in Southern California, and her journey to Texas. Mandi shares her experiences in agriculture, including her advocacy for ag education, the nuances of organic vs. conventional farming, and insights into being a police officer's wife. The conversation delves into Mandi’s passion for barrel racing, both before and after becoming a mother, and her motivation to stay involved and active in the sport. Mandi also talks about her new venture, 'Tapp into Agriculture,' aimed at bridging the gap between consumers and agricultural producers. Her advice to young girls aspiring to join the rodeo scene is to face their fears and participate wholeheartedly.
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In this episode of Ag Talk, host Venessa Wood sits down with Brooke Belicek to discuss building Rockin B Farms from the ground up, navigating Chapter 12 bankruptcy, and raising three daughters rooted in faith, hard work, and agriculture. Brooke shares her journey through rice farming, financial hardship, and the mental health challenges of ag life—highlighting the power of resilience and community.
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On this episode of Ag Talk with Venessa Wood, the hosts of Millennial Ag, Katharine Lotspeich, and Valene Lickley, share their journey from ag students to podcast hosts and industry voices. They discuss dairy and beef backgrounds, mental health in farming, policy’s impact, and the need for tough conversations around labor and leadership. Plus, advice for the next generation of ag leaders.
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Venessa Wood of Ag Talk, hosts Amber Bruckner, an entrepreneur who runs Pine Row Preschool and Childcare, an agriculture-based school on a 17-acre farm. Amber shares her journey from intending to go to vet school to discovering her passion for early childhood education. She emphasizes the need for farm-based education, recounting how she acquired the farm and the numerous challenges and successes she encountered along the way. Amber discusses her daily routine, which includes extensive outdoor activities for the children, interactions with animals, and fostering a connection to agriculture. Additionally, she aims to promote agricultural education at the preschool level. The podcast also features a bonus segment with AWC member and podcast manager, Krysta Paffrath, who reflects on the importance of following one's passions and integrating different aspects of one's identity, drawing on her recent experience of becoming a certified yoga instructor.
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In this episode of 'Ag Talk: Your Story Matters,' Venessa interviews Jeana Curtis from Missouri, who shares her multifaceted involvement in agriculture. Jeana discusses her background, growing up in a rural community, her educational journey, and her passion for agriculture despite not coming from a farming background. The conversation touches on her roles as an agriculture advocate, pageantry queen, and outreach coordinator at the University of Missouri. Jeana also talks about her work in supporting rural communities, homeschooling plans for her daughter, and her experiences in public speaking, especially in Christian organizations. The podcast concludes with information about the Ag Women Connect Foundation's scholarships, which support young individuals in agriculture.
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In this episode of Ag Talk, Venessa Wood sits down with Tiffany Lashmet, an agriculture lawyer based in West Texas. Tiffany shares her background in agriculture, having grown up on a family farm and ranch operation, and discusses her journey into law. She details her role as an Ag law specialist at Texas A&M, where she educates rural landowners and agricultural producers on legal issues. Key topics include the importance of having leases and contracts in writing, particularly in estate planning, and the significance of legal access to property to avoid issues like landlocking. Tiffany also touches on the challenges of operating under easements and the implications of the Endangered Species Act on agricultural practices. Additionally, she discusses her involvement in mental health initiatives for farmers and ranchers, emphasizing the importance of mental well-being alongside legal expertise. The episode concludes with a Q&A segment where Tiffany addresses questions on trusts, succession planning, and mental health in the agricultural community.
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In this episode of Ag Talk, hosted by Venessa Wood, longtime friends Venessa and Cara Wilson explore Cara's journey of faith, her life with her late husband Chris Wilson, and the incredible work and mission he left behind. Chris, who started the Ranch Horse Team organization at Texas Tech and battled cancer for three years, wrote a 40-day devotional for cowboys titled 'I'll Drop You Off,' which was completed and published just months before his passing. Cara reflects on their life together, their deep faith, and the support they've received from friends and family. She also shares the recent efforts to create an audiobook version of Chris's devotional, involving 40 different voices to bring his words to life. The episode delves into the themes of God's timing, obedience, grief, and the importance of community support.
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In this episode of Ag Talk: Your Story Matters, Venessa Wood talks with Katy Davis, Senior Loan Officer at Ag Trust Bank, about her rural roots, career in ag lending, and the power of personal connections. They discuss balancing work and life as a woman in agriculture, faith-based support, and finding clarity in quiet seasons.
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In this episode of Ag Talk, Venessa Wood interviews Sami McGuire, the owner of High Call Media. Sami shares her background, discussing her upbringing in the equine industry and her journey into horse sale photography, social media marketing, and the roping industry. She details the evolution of her career, starting from her first horse given to her as a baby to managing High Call Arena in high school, transitioning to marketing in college, and eventually starting High Call Media. Sami talks about her experiences and challenges in capturing quality horse sale photos and videos, the importance of social media, and the changing landscape of the horse sale industry. She offers advice for aspiring photographers and discusses how keeping a balance through nature and supportive friends helps her manage stress and avoid burnout. The episode also includes a segment on mental health in agriculture, emphasizing the importance of support and prayer for those struggling in the industry.
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In this episode of Ag Talk, Venessa welcomes Chelsea Constantino to discuss her journey from small-town Midwest upbringing to becoming Miss Iowa and her current work in nutrition based on biblical principles. Chelsea shares her background, growing up in a Christian home involved in music, and her path to the Miss America pageant, where she discovered her passion for health and fitness. She talks about the importance of proper nutrition, the challenges of maintaining health under stress, and the biblical approach to eating. The conversation also touches on issues like gluttony, the impact of stress on the body, and practical tips for making healthier food choices.
Chelsea emphasizes the simplicity of God's nutritional guidelines and the need to move away from processed foods. The discussion includes advice for both adults and children on how to incorporate healthier eating habits and avoid the pitfalls of modern dietary misinformation.
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In this episode of Ag Talk, Venessa Wood interviews Lauren Pez from Canyon, Texas. Lauren shares her journey from growing up in the Flint Hills of Kansas to establishing her own cattle operation in Texas. The discussion covers key topics such as positioning oneself as a professional in agriculture, boosting confidence and authenticity, resume building, and leveraging LinkedIn for career advancement. Lauren emphasizes the importance of resilience, professional development, and the unique value individuals bring to the agriculture industry. She also talks about her transition from the ag lending sector to starting her own talent placement firm, LEP and Associates, and the creation of her Next Level Ag Masterclass to help others stand out in the industry. The episode underscores the need for authenticity, continuous learning, and the power of networking.
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In this episode of 'Ag Talk: Your Story Matters,' Venessa Wood interviews Cassie Schultz, a new ambassador for Ag Women Connect from Liberty Hill. Cassie shares her deeply moving and inspiring story of growing up on a farm, experiencing significant family losses, and ultimately reclaiming her agricultural roots. Cassie discusses her transition from assisting local FFA and 4-H kids to rebuilding a family farm with her husband, stepdad, and mom. She outlines the diverse operations on her farm, including raising meat goats, miniature donkeys, quail, and bees. Cassie elaborates on her endeavors in promoting mental health, educating herself through programs like Texas AgriLife's next-generation agriculture course, and venturing into new learning opportunities such as ultrasound school. The episode concludes with insights on her passion for continuous learning, sharing her experiences through social media, and her aspirations for the future.
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In this episode of Ag Talk, host Vanessa Wood chats with Amanda Carl, a Florida agriculture lawyer. They discuss self-care in the ag sector, Amanda's journey from aspiring vet to ag lawyer, and her family's deep roots in Florida agriculture. Amanda explains the importance of legal advocacy in ag, breaks down the H-2A labor program, and addresses challenges from new regulations. She also shares stories from her advocacy work and her unique path of raising five adopted boys. The episode wraps up with advice for young people interested in ag advocacy and legal careers.
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In this episode of ACT Talk, host Venessa Wood interviews Traci Ferguson and Katy Jane Seaton from the Farmhouse Vineyard. They discuss their origins, backgrounds, and the unique business they have built in the Texas panhandle. Traci, a former teacher from Brownfield, and Katy Jane, a wine marketer from Oregon, share how their families came together to create a successful vineyard and winery. They talk about their journey, emphasizing consistent effort, communication, and faith. The conversation covers the evolution of Farmhouse Vineyard, their focus on sustainable farming, the importance of family and community, and their unique approach to wine production. Both women highlight the significance of authenticity and passion in their work, along with some personal anecdotes and challenges encountered along the way.
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In this episode of Ag Talk, Venessa interviews Sharon Beach, who shares her journey from pharmaceuticals and private equity to agriculture. She recounts surviving a traumatic kidnapping, emphasizing resilience, faith, and self-advocacy. Sharon also discusses her work with Empire Ag, supporting farmers through financial services, and her upcoming book on perseverance and hope.
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In this episode of Ag Talk, Venessa Wood interviews the event committee hosting the annual, West Texas Ranch Rodeo. They discuss how they took over the rodeo, its association with the Working Ranch Cowboys Association (WRCA), and the various events, including both youth and adult rodeos. The trio highlights community involvement, vendor participation, and additional events such as horse judging and a World Championship Blacksmith Competition. They emphasize the family atmosphere, the importance of preserving the Western way of life, and their efforts to support education through scholarships and other fundraising activities. The episode also features details about the event schedule, ticket sales, and the anticipated high-quality competition among the ranch teams.
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In this episode of AgTalk, host Venessa Wood speaks with mother and business owner Lacy Jones. Lacey shares her journey from being a rodeo athlete at Texas Tech to managing a diverse farm and running Wild West Vintage Decor. They discuss transitioning a business from a storefront to online sales, the importance of family, and personal experiences with infertility and adoption. Lacey also talks about her new role as a certified travel advisor and her involvement with the organization, 'Behind the Shoots,' which supports agricultural youth. Finally, they preview an upcoming Kentucky Derby-themed fundraising event for scholarships.
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In this episode of Ag Talk: Your Story Matters, host Vanessa Wood interviews Dr. Hannah Dodson, a family nurse practitioner from North Carolina with a rich background in both primary care and health informatics.
Dr. Dodson's journey from an entrepreneurial family to creating Lead Line Wellness, an initiative that integrates holistic wellness and health coaching, is explored in depth. The discussion covers her upbringing, professional education, personal health challenges, and how her relationship with her horse Jack influenced her wellness philosophy.
They also touch on the importance of advocating for one’s health and the impact of outdoor activities and nature on well-being. Dr. Dodson emphasizes a patient-centered approach to healthcare and the critical role of developing a trusting relationship between practitioners and patients.
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In this episode of Ag Talk, Venessa sits down with Katy Rush from Lubbock, Texas. Katy shares her diverse career journey from growing up in Fort Worth, attending college in Tennessee, and moving back to Texas for various roles in Western retail, fashion, and marketing.
She discusses her work experiences, including notable stints at Cowboys and Indians magazine and the National Ranching Heritage Center, as well as her jewelry business, Turquoiseology. Katy emphasizes the importance of following God's lead, embracing new challenges, and blending one's passions into a satisfying career.
The episode also highlights some interesting projects at the National Ranching Heritage Center, including the upcoming Red Steagall Institute.
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In this episode of 'Ag Talk, Your Story Matters,' Venessa interviews Annie Bradley from North Georgia, who shares her unique journey into agriculture. Annie's story begins in seventh grade when her interest in chickens led her to explore more about animals and ultimately join FFA in high school. Despite initial challenges, Annie pursued an education in agriculture, changing her major to livestock production at Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College. Her internships across various states and her current role as a livestock and poultry inspector for the Georgia Department of Agriculture highlight her practical experience. Personally, Annie's familial discovery of her late grandfather's agricultural roots adds a sentimental layer to her passion. Additionally, the discussion delves into the themes of imposter syndrome, the importance of showing up, and the correlation between gratitude and memorable experiences in the agriculture sector.
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In this episode of Ag Talk: Your Story Matters, the Venessa interviews Kayla Wieczorek, a farmer from Missouri and creator of the 'Chronicles of Kayla' YouTube channel. Kayla shares her background and experiences growing up on a family farm, her career shift from finance to full-time farming alongside her husband, and the significant challenges and changes she faced, including starting her YouTube channel. The conversation covers her personal growth, the difficulties of being a female farmer, and her family's recent challenges with her son's brain cancer diagnosis. Overall, Kayla emphasizes authenticity, resilience, and community support in her journey.
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