This week I was joined by a very special guest, Sarah Johnson! Sarah is a sixth generation beef cattle producer from Ohio! She graduated from The Ohio State University in 2017 with degrees in Animal science and agriculture communications! She now works as a feed sales specialist for Purina Animal Nutrition! In this episode we talk about her experience growing up in ag, college and how she grew a platform on social media! Please help me welcome Sarah John to the podcast!

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SOLO EPISODE!! This week I'm doing a little catch up and talking about my experience with county fairs. I have been loving life and watching people support agriculture! I hope you feel inspired to do the same!

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When a 130 year old family farm in Iowa had to either adapt to the lands need or risk losing their legacy, crossroads beef was created. Crossroads beef is a grass-fed beef operation that will deliver directly to your door. In this episode I spoke with Maria Hackett, one of the owners of crossroads beef about their operation and how the agriculture lifestyle has impacted her.

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Let's chat up about wheat harvest and who I have been talking to for my job! I love chatting with people all about agriculture. I have been thinking a lot about what it means to choose agriculture as a career and lifestyle! Let's talk about it!!

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Junean Stoddard, my lovely mother, talked about how her life growing up in a suburb and how she got involved in agriculture. She talks about how her flower shop led her to being involved in the farmers market. Make sure to follow along and I hope you enjoy.

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In this episode I talk about what my new life in Kansas is looking like, what cool women I have been able to interview for my job and my first hand experience seeing that not everyone thinks women belong in agriculture.

I sat down with Kailin Beck, owner of Beck Farms, a flower farm in Utah. We talked about her involvement with agriculture, how she started her farm and how you can be involved!

The class Hunger Security and Solutions changed me this semester. Chat with me about some of the things I saw and learned over the last 4 months.