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  • Outriding the Devil | Episode 99 | Ag Queen Podcast

    Outriding the Devil | Episode 99 | Ag Queen Podcast
    2025/12/16
    Angela Ganter, a barrel racer from Abilene, Texas, shared her inspiring story of overcoming stage four breast cancer diagnosed in 2010. Despite undergoing nine surgeries and seven years of chemotherapy, she returned to barrel racing, winning six pro rodeos and making the Canadian finals with her daughter Jackie. Ganter's documentary, "Outriding the Devil," premiered in Las Vegas and highlights her resilience and the support of her family and community. The film is set to appear in film festivals, with a Lifetime Channel movie also in the works. Ganter emphasized the healing power of horses and the importance of perseverance.
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  • Ag Queen Podcast | Episode 98 | Ag Taxes

    Ag Queen Podcast | Episode 98 | Ag Taxes
    2025/10/30
    Keaton Dugan, senior manager at Pinion Global, shared insights into his leadership role in managing commodity crop services, which encompass tax audits, land advisory, and risk management. He underscored the critical value of long-term tax planning for farmers, urging them to prioritize future financial goals rather than focusing solely on annual tax minimization. Dugan outlined several strategic approaches, including deferred grain contracts, crop insurance deferrals, and bonus depreciation. He also emphasized the necessity of maintaining precise records, engaging in timely communication with CPAs, and understanding how pre-paid expenses and capitalized assets influence overall tax strategy.
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  • Ag Queen Podcast | Episode 97 | Fairs and Expos Economic Impact Study

    Ag Queen Podcast | Episode 97 | Fairs and Expos Economic Impact Study
    2025/09/24
    David Grindle, President and CEO of the International Association of Fairs and Expositions, discussed the organization's role in supporting fairs since 1884. He highlighted the economic impact of fairs, noting that the average U.S. fair runs for 6.6 days, generating $30 billion annually, and fairgrounds contribute $52 billion and 343,000 jobs. Grindle emphasized the importance of volunteer efforts, with 101 fairs in Illinois alone generating significant local economic benefits. He also mentioned unique cultural events at fairs, such as Wife Carrying races in Scotland and Australia.
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  • Ag Queen Podcast | Episode 96 | Saving Our Bacon in the US

    Ag Queen Podcast | Episode 96 | Saving Our Bacon in the US
    2025/08/27
    Duane Stateler, National Pork Producers Council president and a fifth-generation farmer in Northwest Ohio, talks about the propects of getting a new farm bill this year, the challenges posed by Proposition 12, which mandates specific animal housing standards, causing disruptions in the supply chain and increasing costs. Stateler emphasized the need for a unified standard to avoid a patchwork of regulations.He also addressed workforce issues, noting the reliance on undocumented workers and the lack of a clear path for their return. Finally, he expressed concerns about the "Make America Healthy Again" report, particularly its lack of definition and potential impact on the ag industry.
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  • Ag Queen Podcast | Episode 95 | Antique Tractor Preservation Day Founder, Michael Hinton

    Ag Queen Podcast | Episode 95 | Antique Tractor Preservation Day Founder, Michael Hinton
    2025/08/07
    Michael Hinton, founder of the Antique Tractor Preservation Day, discussed the recent proclamation by the Kansas Governor, making August 22 an annual observance. The event will be held in Hutchison, Kansas, featuring a pictorial postmark available nationally and internationally. Hinton highlighted the involvement of local sponsors, the Hutchison Fire Department, and the Great Plains Antique Tractor Club. He also mentioned the Rose Bowl Parade's interest in his initiative and his plans to expand the event nationally. Hinton emphasized the importance of preserving agricultural heritage and engaging future generations.In addition, he is the founder of the Talking Tractors website.
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  • Ag Queen Podcast | Episode 94 | Organic Vodka Company Relocates from Russia to the Midwest

    Ag Queen Podcast | Episode 94 | Organic Vodka Company Relocates from Russia to the Midwest
    2025/07/16
    David Katz, founder of Zyr Vodka, discussed his 25-year journey in the vodka industry, starting in Russia and transitioning to the U.S. He highlighted the unique aspects of Zyr Vodka, made from organic winter wheat and rye, and distilled in Peoria, Illinois. The brand was significantly impacted by the Russia-Ukraine war, leading to a shift in production to the U.S. Zyr Vodka is distributed in about 30 states, with plans to expand. The brand emphasizes transparency, using no additives, and is certified organic and gluten-free.
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  • Ag Queen Podcast | Episode 93 | Training Veterans on Commercial Vertical Farming

    Ag Queen Podcast | Episode 93 | Training Veterans on Commercial Vertical Farming
    2025/04/25
    In today's show, we visit with Christopher Burnett, who is recently retired from the Marine Corps. His goal is to start a nonprofit indoor commercial vertical farm to train military veterans and their families on the latest tools, techniques, and technology driving the CEA/vertical farm market. He has a proposal with the GW Bush Presidential Center Stand To Veteran Leadership Program to open a nonprofit commercial farm in Hagerstown, MD to expose folks to hydro, aero, and aquaponic systems. Tune into the podcast to learn more.
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  • Ag Queen Podcast | Episode 92 | Arnusch Farms' Progressive Partnership with New Belgium Brewing

    Ag Queen Podcast | Episode 92 | Arnusch Farms' Progressive Partnership with New Belgium Brewing
    2025/03/19
    Mark Arnusch from Arnusch Farms in Keensburg, Colorado, discussed a new research collaboration with New Belgium Brewing, Montana State University, and Proximity Malts to test drought-tolerant barley varieties. The project aims to develop barley suitable for Northern Colorado's climate, focusing on resilience to water scarcity and heat. Arnusch Farms is testing three varieties on nine acres, with planting starting when soil temperatures reach 38 degrees and harvesting around mid-July. The project also includes observations from Montana State University and New Belgium Brewery In addition, Arnusch Farms was named Top Producer of the Year by Farm Journal for his innovative farming practices and community contributions.
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