Farm4Fun - Jason Mauck - Constant Canopy
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If I can produce the same amount of wheat bushels as bean bushels in that 70, 70, 80, 80, then each bushel that I sell as a commodity is worth 2x of that of corn. So if I do 150 collectively, that's the same as 300 bushel corn, and I can grow this for half the cost of 300 bushel corn.
Join Corey. You boys want some popsicles?
david so tanner what i really gotta know is the juice worth the squeeze and tanner all right it's about time to wrap this baby up they're my favorite like farm for fun it's time to put aside the stress of the work boots sit down grab your favorite adult beverage and listen to the boys from farm for profit yay it says applause
And listeners, welcome back to the Farm for Profit podcast. We got Tanner sitting here on a trailer. Corey's here. Dave's here and a special guest. That's right. We are excited to do a live on the site recording out here at the Stock Copper Field Day. And we are probably now the first time recording off the flatbed of a trailer.
So we've been on a train. We've been on a plane. Been now on a trailer. In a hotel lobby and on a trailer on the flatbed.
Planes, trains and automobiles. I like this. Andrea, this is exciting. We're excited to have you guys tune into us. We thank you so much for listening. We appreciate all that you've done for this podcast. Continue to share this with your friends, especially if this is the first time that you found us. We have two different show formats. Today, we're going to have a farm for fun conversation. Typically, we crack a couple of beers. And we're sitting here without a beer in our hand. Maybe that comes a little bit later today. But we also have profit shows that come out on Monday or every other show in your queue. And those are a little bit more focused on something to help your farm make more money.
Where the fun show today, we're going to spend our time getting to learn more about an individual and maybe pull away some techniques or some tips just through casual conversation.
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Vance, is that apple good?
We are having a little bit of fun, if you can't tell. Corey, why don't you jump into introducing our guests today? We're going to have to imagine our music. I'll overlay this when we get started. Drum roll, please.
Today on the Farm for Fun show, we are up in north central Iowa, Buffalo Center, to be exact, at the Stockcropper Field Day. We meet up with a friend of the podcast. like i said here at the farm farm weird field day this man has a brain that's constantly ticking outside the box where he constantly fills twitter or x with his ideas about his business constant canopy from relay cropping to yard golf this guy is one of the best follows on twitter please welcome from gaston indiana mr jason mock you're supposed to clap out there Vance.
We have a packed crowd. Not a single one of them.
We were doing this before the field day actually starts, so no one's here. Just Vance Crowe. It's a test run on the equipment. Jason's biggest fan. Tanner's biggest fan. So welcome to the show, Jason. Back to the show, I should say.
Thanks. I've just been looking forward to this my whole life.
The field day or the podcast?
We paid him to say that.
Yeah.
Well, Jason, we had you speak at our conferences before we actually started recording a podcast. And then we had you on when we were audio only. We had to do a phone call, which those weren't super prime content. It's been, what, four years? Probably four years. Four years back. Yeah. Why don't you reintroduce yourself to our listeners? Who's Jason?
Okay. Who's Jason is a 43-year-old white male, lost 24 pounds this summer, eating clean. I've Yeah, so I'm a family farmer. I think I'm the fifth generation. I get curious. Sometimes it hurts me a little bit. I did a meat company deal a few years back. But we've got about 3,000 acres we farm, a lot of pigs, a lot of manure.
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