Agricultural real estate attorney Jim Eggleston joins us to break down the legal issues that shape farmland value, land deals, leases, family transitions, and long-term risk protection. A must-hear for anyone buying, selling, or protecting farm ground.

Western Kentucky’s Emerson King, better known as Adventures of Farmer King, joins us to share how he balances row crops, broiler barns, and building one of the most authentic farm followings online. A real, unfiltered look at modern agriculture and storytelling.

Jace Young, the Founder and CEO of Legacy Farmer, a former ag banker turned entrepreneur who’s helping farmers across America transform the way they run their operations. Raised on a western Kansas farm, Jace saw firsthand how even the hardest-working producers struggled to keep their operations financially organized and sustainable. After years in ag lending, he realized the problem wasn’t passion or production — it was structure and systems.

Peterson Farm Brothers — Greg, Nathan, and Kendal — the Kansas-based fifth-generation farmers who turned everyday agriculture into a viral sensation. Known worldwide for their creative parody videos and social media storytelling, the brothers have used music and humor to bring millions of people closer to farm life.

Our guest, Randy Marcks from Sukup Manufacturing, joins us to talk about what makes Sukup Steel Buildings stronger, longer-lasting, and smarter to build than traditional structures. From planning your site and choosing the right size, to understanding why roof panel design and insulation make or break a build, this episode gives farmers the blueprint for success before they ever break ground.

we’re shifting gears—literally—with Kyle Kirkwood, IndyCar driver of the #27 Andretti Honda. He joins the Farm4Profit Podcast to talk about racing at the Iowa Speedway, his partnership with Sukup Manufacturing, and the powerful link between agriculture and motorsports through ethanol fuel. He started karting at age five to becoming the only driver to ever win all three Road to Indy series.

A deep dive into the 2025 farm equipment market. Luke Stamp of DPA walks us through how this year compares to 2024, who’s buying and selling, what is flying off the lots, what’s sitting, and what he expects for winter 2026. If you buy, sell, or depend on used farm machinery, this episode is required listening.

Luke and Natalie Kovarik, the husband-and-wife duo behind Kovarik Cattle Co, a thriving first-generation ranch in central Nebraska. Together, they’ve built a registered Black Angus program focused on maternal performance, profitability, and purpose—all while raising a family, growing their faith, and sharing their story with the world. Luke brings a background in ruminant nutrition and deep cattle management expertise, while Natalie is a pharmacist-turned-storyteller, widely known for her influential work on social media and as co-host of the Discover Ag Podcast.

Grant Wiese, the founder of Farm 640, to talk about what it really takes to stay profitable when every penny matters. Grant brings deep experience helping farmers identify their true costs, sharpen their marketing confidence, and make business decisions based on facts—not gut feelings. He’s the mind behind the Farm Buying Toolbox and Cash Flow+, practical systems designed to help farmers master their numbers, compare scenarios, and make smart financial moves even in challenging years.

Andrew Luzum, a Nutrient Maximizer Strategic Account Manager at Corteva Agriscience, joins us to talk about how his passion for stewardship, innovation, and family farming drives his work both in the field and across the industry. Raised on a diverse operation in Decorah, Iowa—including dairy, row crops, and livestock—Andrew’s background gives him a deep appreciation for every facet of agriculture. Today, he farms with his dad, brothers, and in-laws across Winneshiek and Des Moines counties, managing corn, soybeans, alfalfa, and a cow-calf operation, along with a growing focus on cover crops and soil health.

Our guests include Alex Noll, a Kansas farmer and multi-year national yield winner in both corn and wheat, Matt, a fellow Kansas producer, and Jenna, a representative from AgXplore who helps farmers design fertility programs that deliver results. Together, they share what goes into yield success—everything from note-taking and soil testing to making the right financial calls when deciding where to spend or save.

In this two-part Farm4Profit special series, we head west to Sonoma County, California—where innovation, heritage, and sustainability meet in the vineyards of Alexander Valley. In Part 1, we sit down with Dan Rotlisberger, Vineyard Manager for Robert Young Estate Winery, to talk about the deep farming roots that have shaped Sonoma’s agricultural story for over a century. From prunes to premium winegrapes, Dan shares how his family transitioned through generations of change, blending tradition with new technology and conservation-minded viticulture. Then in Part 2, we meet Kris Hicks from Vimark Vineyard Management and Trione Vineyards & Winery—a craftsman who traded in carpentry and construction for vineyard rows and harvest dust. Kris shares how hands-on learning, mentorship, and sustainability define his approach to vineyard management, proving that the best fruit comes from those who know every inch of their land.

In this episode of Farm4Profit, we dive into the fascinating world of Sea Energy Agriculture with Lynn Hoover and Michael Sileck from Sea-90 Ocean Minerals. Together, they explain how ocean-derived minerals—first studied by Dr. Maynard Murray—are helping today’s farmers restore soil balance, enhance fertility programs, and improve both animal and human health.

From the red clay of West Tennessee comes a story of faith, family, and perseverance. In this episode, we sit down with Matt and Kelly Griggs of Griggs Farms LLC, a fifth-generation farm blending old-fashioned grit with cutting-edge regenerative agriculture. The Griggs’ story goes beyond the field — from overcoming tragedy and injury to leading national conversations about soil health and sustainability.

Farmers have always been innovators — fixing, fabricating, and finding a way to keep their machines running. But as equipment technology advanced, repairs became more complex and access to digital diagnostics was limited. That’s changing. We talk with Kent Brown about John Deere’s new PRO Service, a major leap forward for farmer autonomy and equipment diagnostics. Designed to give producers, independent techs, and dealers equal footing when it comes to machine insights, PRO Service is Deere’s next chapter in supporting the right to repair.

In the early 1980s, the tractor wars weren’t just about horsepower—they involved espionage, secrecy, and bold risks. In this episode, we welcome Lee Klancher, award-winning author, photographer, and publisher of Octane Press, to talk about his latest book Snoopy and the Spy. From corporate rivalries to daring photo shoots and his own adventures as a storyteller, Lee blends machinery, history, and high drama like no one else.

Keeping track of equipment, repairs, and costs is one of farming’s biggest headaches. What if you could simplify it all with one tool? In this episode, we sit down with Sherie Jones, Operations Manager at STEINBAUER USA, to talk about NexOpt, a new GPS tracking and asset management system launching in the U.S. after years of success in Europe.

What do corn, college sports, and farmer checkoff dollars have in common? The answer is the Iowa Corn Cy-Hawk Series. In this episode, we’re joined by Joe Roberts, President of the Iowa Corn Promotion Board, to talk about why Iowa Corn invests in athletics, how the sponsorship builds consumer trust, and what it means for farmers and fans across the state.

Grain marketing isn’t about finding the silver bullet—it’s about building the skills and confidence to make better decisions. In this episode, we’re joined by Jeff Kazin and Mike Rohlfsen, co-founders of Agris Academy, to talk about their journey from decades in the global grain trade to teaching farmers how to master merchandising and risk management.

What started as an idea for durable, custom speakers has turned into a booming ag-friendly audio brand. In this episode, we talk with Ryan Kanallakan, CEO of RAK’D Audio (@rakdaudio), about how his rugged Bluetooth speakers—built from repurposed ammo cans—became a hit in farm shops, tractor cabs, and rural backyards. From design and durability to TikTok virality, Ryan shares the RAK’D journey. USE CODE FP10 for your discount today!