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With a tilt of the cowboy hat and rodeo queen wave, Lorrie Boyer brings you information direct from the industry leaders.
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  • Ag Queen Podcast | Episode 109 | Agmarket.net Broker, Tim Strunk

    Ag Queen Podcast | Episode 109 | Agmarket.net Broker, Tim Strunk
    2026/09/03
    Tim Strunk, a broker with agmarket.net, discussed the current state of the cattle market on the Ag Queen Podcast. He highlighted the impact of government intervention, particularly Trump's announcement of significant beef imports, which negatively affected market sentiment. Strunk noted the ongoing drought in cattle country, which is hindering herd rebuilding. He emphasized that only weather or market conditions can change the tight cattle supply situation.
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  • Ag Queen Podcast | Episode 108 | National FFA Chapter Connect Program

    Ag Queen Podcast | Episode 108 | National FFA Chapter Connect Program
    2026/08/14
    The National FFA Organization's Chapter Connect program connects diverse FFA chapters across the U.S. to foster authentic relationships and learning. The program, which includes financial assistance for national convention attendance, involves 32 chapters, 30 of which are new. Participants, like Jordan FFA from North Carolina and Westwood FFA from Arizona, engage in virtual and in-person activities to discuss commonalities and challenges, such as recruitment and retention. The program has evolved to include project components and service learning to sustain connections beyond the convention. Assessments and feedback have led to improvements like shared hotel blocks and intentional service learning experiences.
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  • Ag Queen Podcast | Episode 107 | Mark Twenhafel | Midwest Ag Risk Kontrol

    Ag Queen Podcast | Episode 107 | Mark Twenhafel | Midwest Ag Risk Kontrol
    2026/07/22
    Mark Twenhafel, owner of Midwest Ag Risk Kontrol, discussed his company's fire control product, Firebull. His farm, established in 1910, inspired him to seek a better fire extinguisher after experiencing ineffective traditional methods. He discovered Firebull, which attacks fire by cooling it, creating a protective coating, and preventing burnback. Firebull mixes with water to create foam, magnifying its effectiveness. A 3% mix handles most farm fires, while a 6% mix tackles magnesium and metals. The Air Three system, which produces 60 gallons of foam from 3 gallons of liquid, enhances reach and efficiency. Twinhoffel emphasized the importance of quick fire response to prevent significant damage.Visit Mark here: (1) Facebook
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