In this episode of Ag Talk, Venessa Wood interviews Kaycie, a lifelong equine enthusiast whose passion for agriculture and storytelling has shaped her career. Kaycie shares her background, describing how she started showing horses at a young age and pursued a journalism career to stay connected with the equine world.
She discusses her educational journey at West Texas A&M before moving into various roles in the agriculture and equine industries, including positions at AQHA and the National Reining Horse Association. Kaycie then transitions to talking about her involvement with the Western Sports Foundation (WSF), a nonprofit focused on supporting pro rodeo athletes through financial assistance, mental health resources, and career development.
Additionally, she discusses Tough Draw, a company specializing in marketing, branding, and storytelling for Western industry athletes and brands. Kaycie emphasizes the importance of telling authentic stories and staying true to one's self while navigating the challenges and opportunities within the agriculture and equine industries.
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In this episode of 'Ag Talk: Your Story Matters', Venessa chats with Jacqueline, a prominent advocate for agriculture and health, who is spearheading a movement to revive the World War Victory Gardens. Jacqueline discusses her efforts to empower families, schools, churches, and farmers to grow their food locally and her involvement with the 'Make America Healthy Again' (MAHA) initiative alongside RFK Jr. She shares her personal journey, including her children's battle with cystic fibrosis, which inspired her mission to connect healthcare and agriculture. Jacqueline also highlights the historical significance of Victory Gardens during World Wars I and II, emphasizing the importance of community and local food systems. Later, Christine White from the National FFA Organization joins to discuss the upcoming 98th National FFA Convention in Indianapolis, focused on empowering students. The episode reflects on the transformative power of agriculture, community, and resilience.
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In this episode of 'Ag Talk: Your Story Matters,' Venessa interviews Raigen Royal, founder of the newly formed non-profit, 'Rage for Love,' which aims to combat domestic violence and empower women. Reagan shares her personal journey of overcoming an abusive relationship, finding solace and stability in agriculture, and developing a successful career in Western fashion. She highlights her initiative's focus on awareness, survivor support, and self-defense training. The conversation touches on Raigen's experiences with trauma, therapy, and the importance of documenting abuse. Raigen also discusses the challenges of addressing domestic violence within churches and offers advice on supporting young people in abusive homes. Listeners learn about the symbolic significance of the foundation’s name and Raigen’s plans to expand her impact on future generations of women.
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In this episode of Ag Talk, Venessa Wood welcomes Elizabeth Tate Bennett, a leader in U.S. agriculture policy. Tate shares her roots on a Shelbyville, Kentucky, horse farm, her work in agricultural policy at the National Economic Council and U.S. EPA, and insights into today’s farm economy and trade challenges. She also discusses the America First Policy Institute’s efforts—like the Farmer’s First Agenda and Make America Healthy Again movement—to support rural communities. The conversation highlights mentorship, advocacy, and advice for young professionals pursuing careers in ag policy.
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In this upcoming episode of Ag Talk: Your Story Matters, Venessa sits down with Debbie Saviano — educator, speaker, business owner, and LinkedIn strategist — to talk about the power of telling your professional story with confidence and clarity.
From driving a yellow school bus to leading six campuses as a school principal, and now empowering professionals around the world through LinkedIn, Debbie’s journey is one of curiosity, courage, and reinvention. She shares practical insights on how to show up authentically online, build meaningful connections, and position yourself as the “obvious choice” in your field.
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In this upcoming episode of Ag Talk: Your Story Matters, we welcome Clare Dunn—country music artist, songwriter, and passionate advocate for agriculture. Clare shares her story of growing up on a family farm in southeast Colorado, how her roots shaped her music career, and why she continues to champion the voices of farmers and ranchers.
She also gives us a look ahead at her appearance at the upcoming AWC Conference in Lubbock, where she’ll be connecting with women across agriculture to celebrate resilience, creativity, and community.
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In this episode of Ag Talk: Your Story Matters, Venessa Wood interviews Heather Maude, a fifth-generation cattle and sheep rancher from South Dakota. Heather shares her background growing up in Wyoming and her passion for journalism and agriculture.
The conversation then delves into Heather's recent struggles with the federal government concerning property rights on her family's land. Despite a long and emotionally taxing legal battle, Heather and her family have relied on their faith and community support to navigate criminal indictments and boundary disputes with the U.S. Forest Service. The talk highlights the significance of staying prepared, resilient, and faith-driven in challenging times.
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In this episode of Ag Talk. Your Story Matters, Venessa sits down with Dr. Nicole Nicholson, a fifth-generation California cattle rancher and president of the San Luis Obispo County Cattle Women. Nicole shares her journey of balancing a career in educational psychology with ranch life, leading initiatives like the “Giving Back with Beef” campaign, and building supportive networks through Ag Women Connect. The conversation explores ADHD awareness, the challenges of wearing many hats, and the importance of mental health, boundaries, and community in agriculture.
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In this episode, Venessa Wood interviews Lubbock County Commissioner Jason Corley about his background and the future of agriculture in West Texas. The discussion focuses on cloud seeding—using technology to stimulate rainfall—and its potential to address water shortages and boost local farming. Jason explains the science, history, and regulatory challenges of cloud seeding, and highlights its importance for both agriculture and growing communities. He advocates for innovation and responsible oversight to help the region adapt to changing water needs.
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In this episode of 'Ag Talk,' Venessa sits down with Jana Earp from Fort Worth, Texas, to discuss life on the ranch, fashion, and the importance of community. They start by discussing their matching outfits and Jana's love for cowboy hats. Jana shares her background growing up on a ranch, her relationship with her husband Jimmy, and their collaborative efforts in both ranching and social media.
They dive into Jana's transition from corporate America to starting her own business, Jana Grace Design, which focuses on vintage Western decor. The conversation also covers the significance of branding and mental health, emphasizing the value of authenticity and community support in agriculture. The episode concludes with details about the upcoming Ag Women Connect Red, White, and Blue Conference in Lubbock, Texas, aimed at uniting women in agriculture and providing resources for growth and advocacy.
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In this episode of Ag Talk, Venessa Wood speaks two dynamic, young women thriving in FFA. Both Alyssa Sullenberger from Alaska and Miru from Massachusetts chat more about their respective journeys in agriculture and FFA. Alyssa discusses the challenges of agriculture in Alaska, focusing on her innovative use of hydroponics to grow food year-round. She details her inspiration, technical setup, and future aspirations in equine therapy while maintaining her hydroponic endeavors. Miru shares her story of joining Norfolk County Agricultural High School, her involvement in FFA, and her community service project 'Stitch Towards the Future,' which combines her passion for fiber arts and service. She also discusses her future plans in mechanical and fire protection engineering at WPI, emphasizing the interconnectedness of engineering and agriculture.
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In this episode of Ag Talk, Venessa interviews Chelsea Criswell from Plainview, Texas. They discuss Chelsea's journey from public education to homeschooling, her family's background, and her entrepreneurial ventures. Chelsea details the transition from being a public school administrator to starting a homeschooling enrichment center, Kairos Enrichment Center, which has seen significant growth and offers a variety of subjects including agriculture, science, and life skills. The conversation also touches on the challenges and rewards of balancing multiple roles, including running a clothing business with her husband and focusing on mental health. Additionally, Chelsea shares tips for young moms managing careers and education, emphasizing the importance of tailoring education to fit individual family needs and finding personal time for rejuvenation.
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In this episode of 'Ag Talk,' Venessa Wood is joined by members of Ag Women Connect: Krysta Paffrath, Krystal Butler, and Mandy Tapp. They discuss the upcoming Red, White, and Blue Conference in Lubbock, Texas. The event is scheduled for October 17-18 and will feature a variety of activities including guest speakers, a gala, fashion show, breakout sessions, sunrise yoga, and a self-defense demonstration. The conference aims to address various aspects of agriculture with a focus on policy, business, and animal science. It will also include opportunities for networking and fostering a sense of community and sisterhood among women in agriculture. Highlights include appearances by notable speakers and dignitaries such as Texas Ag Commissioner Sid Miller. The group emphasizes the importance of involvement, community-building, and making agriculture accessible to everyone, including those new to the field.
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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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Beyond the Rodeo: Advocating for Athletes with Kaycie Timm
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Making America’s youth healthy again with Jacqueline Capriotti
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Breaking the Silence: Raigen Royal Brings Light to Domestic Violence Awareness Month
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American Agriculture First: Tate Bennett's Journey in Agriculture Policy
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Mastering Your Presence on LinkedIn with Debbie Saviano
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All Things Advocacy and Country Music with Clare Dunn
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A Story of Faith and Resilience: A Deep Dive with Heather Maude
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Beyond the Ranch: Education, Advocacy, and Community Engagement
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A Chat with County Commissioner, Jason Corley on Cloud Seeding
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Ranch Life & Resilience: Jana Earp's Path to Purpose
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The Future of Women in Agriculture is Bright with FFA Leading the Way in Developing the Next Generation
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Bridging Agriculture and Education with Chelsea Criswell
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What to Expect at the 2025 Annual Ag Women Connect Gala and Conference with the AWC Advisors
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Catching up with the Constitutional Cowgirl, Sarah Falen
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From the Pharmacy to Agriculture: Holly Haralson's Return to Agriculture
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Advocating for the American Farmer and Rancher With Amanda Radke
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Empowering Youth in Agriculture Through 4-H with Lizzie- Elizabeth Shurley
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Balancing Life, Motherhood & Barrel Racing with Mandi Tapp
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Navigating Bankruptcy on the Farm with Brooke Belicek + Special Announcement on 2nd Annual AWC Conference
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Importance of Ag Policy and Mental Health with the Ladies of Millennial Ag, Katharine Lotspeich, and Valene Lickley
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Starting a Launching a Farm Based Preschool with Amber Bruckner + Bonus Segment with CEO Venessa Wood and Krysta Paffrath
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From Pageants to Pastures: Jeana Curtis' Journey in Agriculture
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Connecting Agriculture and Law with Tiffany Lashmet
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Walking in Faith: Cara's Journey Through Love and Loss
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From Fields to Finances: The Journey of Katy Davis
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