F4F - Welker Farms & Special Guest Randy from Fieldrows
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you know, you just can't get it all done. But then somehow we roll over the next year and things keep happening and you realize, well, I guess we did get it done. Yeah, that's my adjust. But yeah, it's always evolving. You just have to be willing to evolve.
There is a podcast in Iowa Fought for profit was named by they They stirred up a banker near Then quick came an auctioneer Making profit was their first goal Oh boy, oh boy, oh boy Soon may the farmers come Well, I'm excited about our fall lineup of content, Corey. We have a lot of great shows. We have a lot of great conversations at
Husker Harvest, Farm Progress. Yeah, it's been amazing. Selfishly, we did take advantage of that because we're in the field harvesting.
Yep, we are. Yeah, you took me out of the field, actually. Thank you for that. I know. We've got to get jobs done, right?
Well, we think it is. Yeah. Is your phone ringing? Oh, shoot. Oh, no. We probably should take this one.
Okay. Hold on.
Let me pull it up.
Pull it up. Pull it up. Oh, Randy. Hello.
Hey, guys.
What's up, Randy? Hey.
Oh, not much. Just hanging out. What y'all doing? We're fine. I'm a little concerned about why you're calling.
We're actually recording right now.
You want to call me back or are you good?
No, we're good. We like to take live calls.
All right. Yeah, I wanted to run something by you. Have you seen the new James Moose 1000 brand-new tractor on the Brand Ambassador? Have you seen that? The what? James Moose? Yes. It's called a James Moose. It's a brand-new tractor hitting the market this fall. Long story short, I'm the official Brand Ambassador, and we got one. It really is a phenomenal machine, innovative. Nothing else in the market like it. But what I wanted to ask you guys, if I could come on your show and promote it and kind of get the word out there for James Moose, is that something y'all, I don't know if y'all do that or not. Okay, so I'm Googling James Moose and nothing's coming up. Yeah, they haven't really, you know, got on the internet, so to speak. They're really starting out grassroots. But I can get you the email contact and all that if you want to email them.
I mean, we do promote. We do have advertisers. Okay, I'm looking at it right now. You found it? I've got some videos out now. How soon could we get it out? Could y'all start talking about it?
We got our business lady here, Rachel. I mean, is this something that we can do? This kind of looks like a John Deere. No, we... Are you sure?
Well, it's got green accents, like a John Deere. But, I mean, look at the, there's yellow, red, black, a lot of different components.
And you just use a bigger animal than a deer as the logo. So does that mean it's better? Uh-oh.
Oh, he's... Oh, he had an incoming call. Yeah, somebody called me. It was Owen, the owner. But, yeah.
Yeah, Rachel, is this okay? Can we do something with this?
I mean, we're going to have to take a look at it. Yeah, it definitely looks familiar.
I mean, we partner with John Deere. Yeah, I don't want to step on their toes. Well, it's not a John Deere, though. I'm sure you guys promote other brands. John Deere is not the only ship in the ocean.
We kind of give them exclusivity, right? They're our go-to partner, right?
Okay, is there a good story behind this brand? Oh, it's a phenomenal story. It's manufactured right here in Weewahichika, Florida, which is about 40 miles down the road. Weewahichika? What? You never heard of Weewahichika? No. It's where all the Tupelo honey comes from in the whole world. Oh, all of it?
I think.
Probably. Is there Moose there? No, but the owner's last name was Moose.
The owner's name was James Moose.
He's since passed, but now his son Owen runs the company. He's the one that actually contacted me through a DM on Instagram. Do you realize how familiar that sounds, James Moose? It's the guy's name. Tanner, if you made a tractor, would you name it Tanner? Whatever your last name is? Or would you just – it makes sense. It does. It would make sense.
I mean, it's just a bigger deer. A moose is just a bigger deer. But they don't see very good, I don't think.
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